Christmas Preparations Highlight Fostoria News
ADRIAN J Ey Sprinkle spent Saturday in Fostoria. Earl Mosier of Fostoria spent the week-end here. Miss Mabel Watson of Wharton spent last week here. The M E church is preparing for a Christmas entertainment. Misses Dessa Etchin and Gertrude Bakies paid Toledo a visit last Saturday. Misses Nelle and Eva Phillips hosted their Sunday School class at home. Mrs. Earl Alter and daughters Mil dred and Ruth of Garey were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Ewing and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ey Sprinkle
Fostoria
Earl Mosier
Mabel Watson
Wharton
M. E. Church
Dessa Etchin
Gertrude Bakies
Tifin
Nelle
Eva Phillips
Community Notes From Vanlue and Nearby
Mrs W 8 Culp remains bed bound due to illness. William Bowlby of Lima visited Tuesday. Mrs B F Burnap spent last week with relatives in Bellefontaine. U B church Men’s Meeting drew a large crowd. Lutheran Sunday school plans a Christmas program on December 24. Samuel Gordon Jr left for Canal Fulton to spend winter with parents. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Walters died Saturday night. short service led by Rev Culp. Percil Parker returned from Upland Indiana. Merritt Platts at college there. Evangelistic campaign at U B church by Rev J F Miller and Prof G E Vinaroff closed. many souls saved. Group planned a rest stop in Dunkirk then Mansfield. many friends regret their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culp
William Bowlby
Lima
B. F. Burnap
Bellefontaine
U B
Lutheran
Samuel Gordon, Jr
Canal Fulton
Isaac Walters
Percil Parker
Upland
Ind
Merritt Platts
Merritt
U. B. Church
J. F. Miller
G E. Vinaroff
Dunkirk
Mansfield
Grace Chapel Sabbath School and Protracted Meetings
Grace Chapel hosts Sabbath school next Sunday at 9 30 am with pro tracted meetings announced. Charles Walton and Milton visit Clarence Crist Sunday. Ada resident Homer Shellhouse stays with John Updegraff a few days. Guests include John Opper Lola Opper and families. Crist Plott Forest Plott. George Tong Clarence Laird Willis Tong and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Chapel
Fred Walton
Milton
Clarence Crist
Homer Shellhouse
Ada
John Updegraff
John Opper
Lola
James Opper
Crist Plott
Forest
N B Plott
George Tong
Clarence Laird
Willis Tong
Christmas entertainments planned by McCutchenville churches
Marion Ruehle remains in critical condition. Little Lila Zeis is under care of Dr. Zeis of Carey. Edith Wenner helped with butchering. Dr. Heaton and wife dined with Mrs. Farry in Tiffin. Mrs. Starkey and daughter bedbound. Public school invites the public to hear Christmas program. Numerous local visiting and social notes conclude with a wedding near Findlay and a celebratory house gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ruehle
Lila Zeis
I. N. Zeis
Carey
Edith Wenner
A. F. Shafer
C. A. Heaton
M. Farry
Tiffin
Cyrus Starkey
H. E. Clark
Mae Powell
Leon Allion
Clary Powell
Jeff Shafer
F. Babcocks
Russel Belis
Sandusky
Hayes Shireman
Cartie Mullholand
A. Miller
Ezra Zeis
W. S. Detray
M Hartman
F. Gier
Irene DeTray
Magdalene Nichols
John James
Upper Sandusky
Ann Bretz
Adrian
Phil Kinney
Myrtle Herchey
Findlay
Local Social Roundup From Findlay Area
Monday through Sunday social notes list visits and gatherings in Findlay and nearby towns. Individuals named include Elmer Pratt Myron Wentz Julia Schrote Aaron Alspach Corbin Schrote William Platts Clarence Kemmerly and many others visiting family friends REVIVAL and guests at the Pendleton home and other local residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Pratt
Myron Wentz
Beech Grove
Wood
Julia Schrote
Jenera
Aaron Alspach
Noah Corbin
Charles Schrote
William Platts
Allegan, Mich
J W Pendleton
Clarence Kemmerly
Mt. Blanchard
Douglas Pratt
Abe Brown
Findlay
Vanule
Harry Stevens
Welby
Ie Copley
Salem News Society Notes from Carey and Level Visit
Mrs L A Logsdon returned from Carey after a visit. Mrs George Wright is very ill with death expected soon. Numerous local visits with the Copplers, Heniges, Starrs, and Spitlers are recorded. ADA: John Davidson Sr. fractured his wrist but is recovering. John A Fox had a close horse mishap but escaped serious injury.
Local Social Notes From Crawford Area
Miss Hazel Wright is on the sick list. GH Beaschler and family moved to a new house Monday. Brayton Davis made a business trip to Upper Sandusky Monday. Mr and Mrs Proctor visited the H W Karr home Sunday. The Co operative Club expired Friday night for lack of attendance. Mr and Mrs Richard Smith had dinner Sunday at Tom Laws home. Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Peter Krupp of north of Carey were guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Haford. Mr and Mrs Rosendale near Bloomdale visited Ben Smalley Sunday. Fred Dible and three oldest sons Heart Joe and Wallace spent Sunday with his brother Will Dible east of Adrian. Mr and Mrs Rait and son Carl and daughter Stella of south of Upper Sandusky and Mrs Selover of Upper Sandusky were guests last Thursday at Ralph Haford’s. Mrs P Beaschler entertained the Needlework Club last Thursday afternoon with 12 members present. A dainty luncheon of jello with fruit and whipped cream was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Logsdon
Carey
George Wright
Exhmet Myers
Bernice Tuman
Greensprings
R. J. Spitler
Ralph Brown
Gon Arthur
Fridesith
Emmet Kinn
Kyfpby
Iinner
Fred Powell
Dean
the Ridge
Arthur
Dorothy Kemmerley
Kathryn Fleck
Fleck
Karl Fleck
Kemmerley
R. J. Sittler
Cc. H. Hull
East of Carey
Charles Spitler
Juanita
Tymochtee
Leo Bradman
Rose
Mary
Martha
Gilbert
Donald
Fostoria
John Davidson
R. C van Buren
Beaschler
Brayton Davis
Upper Sandusky
Proctor
H W. Karr
Co-operative Club
Richard Smith
Tom Laws
Peter Krupp
North of Carey
Ralph Haford
Rosendale
Near Bloomdale
Ben Smalley
Fred Dible
Heart
Joe
Wallace
Will Dible
Adrian
Rait
Carl
Stella
South
Selover
Upper Sanduky
P &. Beaschler
Mrs Laws
Sunday Socials Around Woodsdale and Vanlue
Mrs. Andy Searfoss is better at this writing. Guy Bishop and family spent Sunday with Samuel LeMott. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Roller visited Rob MecRill and family. William Beard and family had Sunday dinner with NBB Presler. The Wise family of Huber dined with Samuel LeMott. Lewis Knepper and family and Gibb Beard visited Dale Beard. Forest Miller and R W McRill families with children Lola and Mark were Findlay shoppers last week. Roller and Bertha Roller and Mrs McRill and Bertha attended Sherman Parker’s in Vanlue. F T Miller and children Caroline and Mary called on Mrs Beard and Mrs Glen Hile Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Searfoss
Guy Bishop
Samuel LeMott
Delbert Roller
Rob MecRill
William Beard
Nbb Presler
Marion Wise of
Huber
Lewis Knepper
Gibb Beard
Dale Beard
Forest Miller
R W McRill
Lola
Mark
Roller
Bertha
McRill
Vanlue
Sherman P&irker
F T
William H Pepple Dies Suddenly in Findlay Workshop
William H Pepple aged 67 died Monday of heart trouble while working as a carpenter in Find lay. He collapsed in the arms of his son James. A daughter Mrs Marietta MecRill lives at Vaulue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pepple
Findlay
James
Marietta MecRill
Vaulue
Dorcas Bibble Class Sale At Corner Hardware
The Dorcas Bibble Class announces a sale at the corner hardware store on Saturday December 16. Baked beans smear case hominy and other items will be offered starting at 10 30 a m with fancy and useful articles at 2 p m and the parcel post sale beginning at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Bibble
Gift ideas for him from books to shelves and accessories
A reader suggests gifts for men including books for a thoughtful present and a bookshelf or curtain in silk or tapestry. Smaller items like sleeve buttons scarfpins photo frames pipes and a musical instrument are proposed along with practicals such as a chafing dish dumbbells or a top hat box.
Gifts for Modern Men From Cigar Boxes to Leather Goods
A catalog of gift ideas appeals to the modern man with luxury options. Cigar boxes and accessories in dark mahogany cedar or Circassian walnut, some holding 100 cigars, plus small unfrilled versions under five dollars. Also listed are glass and silverware sets, leather items, hotel chairs, and a range of jewelry including cuff links with jade and amethyst settings.
Reception Honors H B Shellhouse With Home Testimonial
A cordial reception in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Beck and Mr. and Mrs. R H Coldren honored H B Shellhouse of Ada for four years of service as housekeeper after the death of Mrs. Beck’s sister. About 75 neighbors attended a five course luncheon and music. A dress coat was presented as a token of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Shellhouse
Ada
Marion Beck
R. H. Coldren
Shellhouse
M. Beck
Beck
Ifs
Shéllanes
E. “M. ’Beck
Coldren
J. E. Jawes
Estee
L. O. Pratt
R. Steen
Jane Beck
J. M. Updegraff
Walter
Truman
Dughter Rose
Willis Stahl
Joseph Tong
Edgar Wentling
Hosea Tong
Harvey Wohlgamuth
L. A. Wohlgamuth
Harry Stevens
Vanlue
J. J. Updegraff
EB. S. Burson
Carey
George Shoemaker
Mae Shoemaker
C. Bushong
Mr. Blanchard
Ray W. Steiner
Wharton
J. E. Hawes
Sons
Rich
Masonic Officers Elected for Carey Chapter and Carey Lodge
Carey Chapter No 159 R A M elects officers with H P W J Newhard K H A Bish S BE B Kurtz C of H Dr A H Myers P S C M Beitler and others. Installation set for January 5 with TM and MEM degrees. Carey Lodge No 420 F A M names new W M S M Ranger and other officers. installation Friday December 22 with BE A degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Wonder
A. B. Ryder
H. F. Graves
I. L. Culler
T. M
Carey Lodge No. 420
A. M
W. M
S. M. Ranger
S. W
G. C. Snyder
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Longworth
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Marie Hueberger
Marion
J. Krider
Hele
Elizabeth Tanner
Kenton
E. M. Link
Ray Musgrove
West
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Newark
Ruth Secrist
Columbus
Wharton High School
Platner
Wharton Temple of
Pythian Sisters
Stanley Sink
Orono
Maine
A. R. Cramer
Victor Sink
Ruth
Lois Sink
Ollie Lutz
Esther Secrist
Ruth Bowman
Mollie Thompson
Gertrude Delong
Clytis Musgrove
Rose Shellhouse
Addie Schoenberger
Frances Cosgrove
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