Social Evening Dinners Across Local Homes
Social news records several dinner visits this week. Mr. and Mrs I L Culler and son Melford dined with Mrs Della Ogg and son William Monday evening. Bryce Zender of New Riegel joined Mr and Mrs F J Emerine and family Friday. Mr and Mrs F J Simonis ate with Mr and Mrs C C Simonis and family Sunday at their W Findlay street home. A linehn was served later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Culler
Melford
Della Ogg
William
Joh Zender
Bryce Zender
New Riegel
F. J. Emerine
F. J. Simonis
C C. Simonis
W. Findlay Street
Local couples host bridge night with prize to Thome
Mr and Mrs W S Huffman Mr and Mrs C C Thome and Mr and Mrs Carl Krout enjoyed an evening of bridge Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs H E B Snyder. Mrs Thome won high score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Huffman
C. C. Thome
Carl Krout
H. EB. Snyder
Thome
Election of officers at M B club December meeting
The M B club will hold its December meeting this Thursday afternoon at Mrs Henry Lortz home south of town. Elections of officers and the annual Christmas exchange are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Club
Henry Lortz
Red Cross Sewing Club Meeting At Mrs Wonder’s
Members of the P. R. club met all day last Thursday at Mrs Homer Wonder’s home north of town. Miss Anna Lawhead attended. A tureen dinner was served at noon. The session was spent sewing for the local Red Cross. Mrs L G Bell will host the club in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R
Homer Wonder
Anna Lawhead
Red Cross
L.G. Bell
Neighborhood Contract Evening Honors High Score Winner
Mrs. M. D. Shafer led a Thursday night contract game at Mrs. Carl Koehler’s home on W North Street. She won the prize for high score, with Mrs. Chap man and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Shafer
C. S. Chapman
William Walz
W. J. Hunter
Mildred Gunther
Millicent Warren
L. N. Zahn
Carl Koehler
W. North Street
Shafer
Ayli Club Meeting At Miss Lucy Laughlin's Home
Miss Lucy Laughlin hosted Ayli club members last Thursday with needlework and a luncheon. Mrs. Paul McArthur attended as a guest. A mystery package was won by Mrs. L. E. Treece who will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Laughlin
Ayli Club
Paul McArthur
L. E. Treece
Local Family Dinner Guests in Fostoria
Mr and Mrs Maine Brininger spent Sunday in Fostoria with Mrs Brininger's parents Mr and Mrs John Lowery. Also present were Mr and Mrs Raymond O Connor and daughters Betty and Jeanne of Tiffin, Mr and Mrs Robert Wohlgamuth and daughter Peggy of Cygnet, and Mrs Ernie Hade and daughters Ethel and Marcel of Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Brininger
Fostoria
Research Club Meeting At Mrs. Almon Blue Home
Members of the Research club met Friday evening at Mrs. Almon Blue’s home on W Findlay Street. Guests included Mrs. L. L. Rowland Mrs. Vern Chesebrough and Mrs. R. E. Blue. Readings included My Early Recollections of Christmas and How Half the World Works. Mrs. Blue hosted lunch. next meeting set for January 13 with Mrs. J. J. Stoll as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Almon Blue
W. Findlay Street
L. L. Rowland
Vern Chesebrough
R. E. Blue
Ella Smith
Della Gilliland
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School Elects Officers
Mrs. Luther Creighton of Findlay hosted the C I C class at the Lindower home. Officers elected include President Mary Phillips and Vice President Mabel Bame with secretary Raymond Jacobs and treasurers Lucy Laughlin and Wealtha Wentling. Wealtha Wentling also named assistant teacher alongside Gertrude Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Creighton
Findlay
Helen Perking
Cleta Lindower
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Lindower
Reva Dame
Gertrude Tate
Mary Phillips
Mabel Bame
Raymond Jacobs
Mary Wickiser
Lucy Laughlin
Wealtha Wentling
John Faulkner, Jr
Sunday Supper Guests in Findlay at Bish Home
Sunday supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Smith of Findlay visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bish at their W Findlay Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Smith
Findlay
G. W. Bish
W. Findlay Street
Dinner party hosts Wallace Dible entertain guests Bernard Jacob
Mr and Mrs Wallace Dible entertained at dinner Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Bernard Jacob and Bernard. The evening featured oyster stew and social time. The event followed a Catholic Knights of Ohio gathering held last Thursday at their hall on South Vance Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Bernard
Jacob
Emjoy Sds
Catholic Knights
S. Vance
Sunday Dinner Attended by Local Families at Kirby
Mr and Mrs William Frisch and daughter Irene of Kirby joined Mr and Mrs Henry O Flaherty for Sunday dinner. Also present were Mrs Mell, Mrs Pamaritsh, Miss Audrish, and Mrs J E Audrush with daughter Margie, among others, according to the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frisch
Irene
Kirby
John Pahl
Henry O'Flaherty
Aes Jand
Mres ‘Mell
Ang Rand
Mise. Ouis
Audrish
Aria’goth
J. E. Audrush
Margie
Marseilles Families Dine With Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Merle Bell and daughters Velma and Clarice and Mr and Mrs Sylvester Johnson of Marseilles were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Van Baker and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Bell
Velma
Clarice
Sylvester Johnson
Marseilles
van Baker
Dinner Guests Near Crawford Include Three Findlay Residents
Mrs. Hattie Smith Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Dan Fisher of Find lay and Mrs. Ethel Behr of San Jose California were dinner guests Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karr near Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Smith
Fred Smith
Dan Fisher
Findlay
Ethel Behr
San Jose
Calif
Mark Karr
Crawford
Historical Background of China to Open Fortnightly Meeting
Mrs. S. R. Bame will present a paper on China Thursday afternoon at the Fortnightly club gathering hosted by Mrs. Edward Riester on W Findlay street. Mrs. Carl Krout will cover World Events. Mrs. Free Scoarse hosted the Tuesday Evening Bridge club with guests Mrs. James Ogg and Mrs. H. B. Keller. Mrs. Forest Dame won high score and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
S. R. Bame
Edward Riester
W. Findlay Street
Carl Krout
Free Scoarse
James Ogg
H. B. Keller
Forest Dame
Scoarse
Hobnobber Club Hosts Tureen Dinner at Kra mer Home
Members of the Hobnobber club and their husbands were entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kra mer on W North street. A tureen dinner was served. Mrs C G Simonis and George Snyder won the high score prizes at bridge. Mrs P C Goff will be club hostess Tuesday evening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kramer
W. North Street
C. GC. Simonis
George Snyder
P. C. Goff
Bi-Mo Club Dinner and City Council Bills Adopted
Bi-Mo Club members enjoyed a Tuesday evening dinner at Mrs. W. R. Allen’s home with Mrs. Forest Dame winning the thigh score prize. The council approved numerous routine bills including salaries for city staff and labor on water and light lines, tree trimming, street work, and street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Allen
Forest Dame
Missionary Society Meeting At Christ Lutheran
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Christ Lutheran church met in the parish house on Wednesday. Opening songs featured O Little Town of Bethlehem. Mrs. W. G. Bradley led devotionals and read two Christmas poems This Way But Once and The Great Guest Comes In. Mrs. I. L. Culler led the lesson Lutheran Missionary Work Among the Indians with Miss Emma Stief assisting. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and the missionary benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church
Bethlehem
W. G. Bradley
I. L. Culler
Emma Stief
Lytle Returns Home After Leg Operation
W H Lytle was brought home from Findlay Home and Hospital where ten days earlier doctors operated on his leg injured in an automobile crash. Surgeons broke the bone and inserted a silver plate. Lytle is superintendent of bridges and building for the Sandusky division of the Big Four railroad.
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W. H. Lytle
Lake Street
Findlay
Lytle
Bridges and Building Department
Sandusky
Big Four
Columbus trip brings ill OSU senior home from campus
Goff's invalid coach left this morning for Columbus to bring Miss Jennie Steen to the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Chesebrough. Miss Steen is a senior at Ohio State University and is ill with influenza.
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Goff
Columbus
Jennie Steen
S. A. Chesebrough
Steen
Ohio State University
A Dirty Dig on Old Automobiles and Used Cars
A garbled caption questions the fate of an old car and hints at resale by suggesting a used car sale to a father figure. The snippet implies a humorous or sly take on recycling vehicles through informal channels.
Ill East Town Man Henry Grine Recovers
Henry Grine, of the east side, who was taken very ill Saturday, has recovered enough to be up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grine
Township Officials Oppose Gas Tax Diversion Resolution
Ohio township trustees and clerks meeting at the Neil House Columbus adopt a resolution opposing diversion of gasoline tax revenue from township road work. The measure seeks to keep funds for road improvement and employment, sending copies to county associations and state legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
County Association
Neil House
Columbus
Neutrasites
Ohio State “Association of
Thomas
Mrs. Kate Nye Dead in Toledo Burial at Spring Grove
Mrs David Nye nee Kate Hill formerly of Carey died in Toledo. She was buried at Spring Grove cemetery Wednesday afternoon after funeral services held in Toledo at 11 o clock. She was the widow of Carey merchant David Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nye
Kate Hill
Carey
Toledo
Spring Grove Cemetery
Nye
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H.G. Figasel
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Geo
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E. South St
Carey Times
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