Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Geneva Schade
Miss Geneva Schade celebrated a 17th birthday with a surprise party at her parents home. Planned by her father mother and sister Ida, the event featured games and a supper of oysters cookies cake fruit salad and candy. Guests included Bernice Hunter Hazel Wentling Bernice Kennerley Lucille Lahr Mary Wick Gladys Platt and Cletis Platt with Mr and Mrs Schade and daughters Ida Evelyn Donna and Orden present.
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Geneva Schade
F .B. Schade
Ida
Miss Schade
Miss Kathryn McDonald Birthday Surprise
Last Friday evening Miss Kathryn McDonald returned home from work to find 13 friends staging a surprise for her 18th birthday. The party featured music and rock, with gifts including a wrist watch, and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crates, Miss Zoella Bakies, Miss Mildred Ferrell, Miss Gladys Hunter, Miss Marguerite Derr, Miss Irene Hoff, Mr. Maurice Dempsey, Mr. Fred Seebach, Mr. Paul Weinandy of Upper Sandusky, together with Mr. James Gibson, Mr. Edward Gunther, and Mr. George Hayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn McDonald
Kathryn
Paul Crates
Zoella Bakies
Mildred Ferrell
Gladys Hunter
Marguerite Derr
Irene Hoff
McDonald
Maurice Dempsey
Samuel Ash 90th Birthday Dinner Held
On Saturday the ninetieth birthday anniversary of Mr. Samuel Ash was celebrated with a noon dinner at the home of his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. HE. F. Thome. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Ash Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thome and Miss Viola Tyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ash
HE. F. Thome
George Ash
Clarence Thome
Viola Tyson
Thome
Naomi Hunter
E. F. Thome
William Greek
Local Social Evening Highlights Miss Bernita Copley Home
Miss Frances Phillips Opal Rothgob Ethel Trustom and Messrs Lionel Phillips Howard Pres ler Clero Tong and Stanley Walters attended Sunday at Miss Bernita Copleys home. They joined church services at Grate Chapel after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Phillips
Opal Rothgob
Ethel Trustom
Messrs
Lionel Phillips
Howard Presler
Clero Tong
Stanley Walters
Bernita Copley
Grate Chapel
Nineteen Hundred Club Hosts and Holiday Plans
The Nineteen Hundred Club was entertained by Mrs. F. H. Frederick with guests Mrs. F. A. Galbroner Mrs. H. B. Keller and Mrs. George Newhard. The club will meet after the holidays with Mrs. A. H. Kennerley. Several local families hosted dinners Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Will Rickle and son Laird and others such as Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rickle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rickie Samuel Kennerley Lon Kennerley I. L. Shull Mrs. Sarah Shuck Mrs. David Sampson Agron Shuck Vanlue and Mrs. Cc. F. Sutter.
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Nineteen Hundred Club
F. H. Frederick
F. A. Galbroner
H. B. Keller
George Newhard
A H. Kennerley
Will Rickle
Laird
Oliver Rickle
Audrey
Robert
Daniel Rickie
Samuel Kennerley
Lon Kennerley
I. L. Shull
Sarah Shuck
David Sampson
Mt. Blanchard
Agron Shuck
Vanlue
Cc. F. Sutter
City
McDonald Davidson Thome and many local gatherings
Local families hosted dinners and gatherings across Nevada Toledo Fremont and Carey with guests including Mr and Mrs F M McDonald Mr and Mrs J McLaughlin and guests Rosa Summit Gust Summit Linus Myers Ira and Kenneth Myers among others. Arcadia high to play Carey team at the high school auditorium. Gerald Wise recovering after a Marion motor truck incident. Mrs Walker delivered Thank Offering talks at Collingwood Toledo and Fremont churches.
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Jesse McLaughlin
Fred Sammet
Toledo
Rosa Summit
Gust Summit
Arcadia High
Carey
Highchool
Gerald
A. A. Wise
Carey School
Marion
Wise
C Walker
Home Missionary Society of the
Collingwood
Society of the Fremont
Mrs. Harriet Jane Leeper Gregg Dies at Carey Home
Mrs. Harriet Jane Leeper Gregg dies after months of illness at her home above Rowland’s Grocery in Carey. Born February 21, 1846 near Sycamore, she married Robert Gregg in 1857 and lived in Coy for decades. She leaves a granddaughter, Dorcas Truckenmiller, with funeral services at 2 PM at the family home, Rev. W. Martin officiating, burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Her husband died in 1915 and she supported local history, library work, Eastern Star, and the Methodist church.
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Rowland's Grocery
Robert Gregg
Main ‘Street
W. Martin
Methodist Church
Spring Grove
To. Be
Herbert Newhard
GV. Sutphen
Les Bef Straw
W. R. Kurtz
George Ash
FB. Graves
Greggs Maiden Raine
Harriét - Jane—Leepér
Aond
Sycamore
Tosuttain
Coy
Ives
Clinton
May
Truckéumiller Dil
Columbus
Gregg
Dorcas Carey Public Library
Carey
Eastern Star
Church
Campaign for a twenty cent piece spurs coin debate
A harpist vents indignation over a Fourth Estate story on a proposed twenty cent coin. He fears concert managers will use the new coin as payment to harp soloists, reflecting wider public discussion in Musical America.
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Musical America
Death of Mrs. Caleb Dietelbach at her Marion county home
Mrs. Nellie Doppler Dietelbach died at 69 after a long cancer illness. Born Nov 5 1852 in Marion county, she married Caleb Dietelbach on Nov 18 1871. She leaves four children, nine grandchildren, three great grandchildren, siblings and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Christ Lutheran church with burial at Spring Grove cemetery. extensive out of town attendance noted.
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Frederick Street
Caleb Dietelbach
Dietelb
Nellie Doppler
Jacob
Magdalena Coppler
Marion ‘County
Caleb’s Dietelbacht
Upton
William Dietelbach
Leavittsburg
Bert Dietelbach
Herman Ritter
Findlay
G. W. Sutpen
J. D. Ewing
Helen Griffith
Funeral Flowers and Thanks From Ritter Family
Mrs. Ritter and descendants thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the illness and death of their mother. Floral tributes from Herman Ritter family, Dietelbachs, Foxes, and others are noted. The note also expresses gratitude to Rev Handley, the singers, those who provided automobiles, and those who sent flowers.
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Handley
Herman Ritter
Wm. Dietelbach
Bert Dietelbach
Ida, Fox
Hunting ban posted by multiple landowners
A group of landowners including John A Fox Emma Ehrlich A P Ruffing E E Gibson and others warn against hunting or trespassing on their property day and night. The notice lists numerous individuals as owners or controllers and names several residents.
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John A.’ Fox
Emma Ehrlich
AT. P
Ruffing
E. Gibson
E. M. Beck
Frank Ogg
Ss. C. Heck
J. D. Carothers
Karl Brown
Jacob Fruth
Jennie Nigh Ber Smith
John Updegraff
Levi Hile
Wellington Council Cuts Salaries for Officials
Wellington city council reduced the pay of street commissioners and employees including the night watch, reflecting cost cutting on municipal staffing. Community reaction tightens scrutiny of local governance and budget choices.
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Wellington
Christmas Candies at Reinhart's Promoted by Local Ads
A fragmented notice mentions Christmas candies at Reinhart's and local residents George Remlinger Cletus Remlinger, with garaged names and vacancies referenced in a rushed town context.
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Reinhart’s
George
Cletus Remlinger
Johnson
Miller’s
George’ Gibson
5 Giles
Simonis
Findlay Tops Nearby Taxes Attracts Finance Firm Visit
George H Bar Tows, president of Inter-Finance Discount Co, told a luncheon crowd Monday that Findlay offers the lowest taxes among municipalities this side of the New Jerusalem. The Cleveland based firm, a prominent corporation, was drawn to the taxable town for potential investment.
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Findlay
Tate
New Jerusalem
Inter-Finance
Cleveland
George H
Bar- Tows
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F. M. McDonald
Jack
Spider
Betty
R. S. Davidson
Nevada
Priscilla Club
J. C. Dow
D. C. Henry
Linus Myers
Ira
Kenneth
Joe* Myers
W. J. Baker
Forest
Ford
Johnson & Miller
Mrs
Glen Earl
Merle
Her
Vebi
Cash
E. C. Harshberger
Ritter
Helen
Carl
Harold
Fred Fox
R. E. Wolfard
to _Coldren
Bert. Dietelbach
Herman-Ritter
Ma Fox
Henry
Charles
Willia Slemmer
Boel
Homer
Nedgie T
Eloise
Basket
Luthran
Cora
Girard Rickle
John Snook
Karg Bros
G. H. Whaley
J. H. Alspach
Stief Bros. & Clark
GRANT LONG _ THEODORE STARK
Henry Brodman
C. C. Wenner
Laura Stevens
G. V. Sutphen
J. J. Brandt
Edward Davidson
Edward Riester Homer Wonder Walter
DIBLE
Carl Bachman
Nelson Carothers
Carl Shuman
Nicholas Krantz
Geo. Shuman
Wilfrid Logsdon
H. L. Myers
Osh Hkosh Overat Co
Oshkosh, Ms
Unite
V. A. Miller
Houk
Wm. Rogers, and
Bingham
Carvers
W. H. Houk
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