Vanlue Churches Share Prayer and Bible School Schedules
Local notices outline Bible school at 9 30 a m and sermons at 10 30 a m across Vanlue churches. Prayer meetings set for Thursday and Wednesday evenings. Community notices list visits, social calls, and a 8th birthday party hosted by Mrs Hendricks with 16 guests including classmates and relatives.
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Vanlue United Brethren
W. Clark DeMuth
Vanlue
Union
Ark
Carey area social notes guests and visits in December 1938
Beebe News lists a string of Sunday and weekday visits around Carey Adrian Upper Sandusky Bucyrus and surrounding farms. Families like Gottfried Vaughn Chadwick Gottfried and Yost host and travel to homes of Smith Spackey Ward Kohmann and Collet with many children mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rickle
Richard Ward
J J Kohmann
Bucyrus Kenneth
Milton
Marion Chadwick
Geo Chadwick
Walter Gottfried
Mark Karr
Upper Sandusky
C H#i Hull
Prospect
E F Thome
Gerald Collet
Urban Hoopf
South of Carey
J A Vaughn
Merceil Manon
Melvin
Toledo
Joseph Vaughn
Carey
J A. Vaughn
Bert Leslie
George Chadwick
M C Yost
Harry Niederkohr
Chadwick
Z D Newell
Alice
Mifflin Center
H J Lowery
Roy and
Jerry
Mike Waener
Tiffin
MC Yost
Mrs Ida Miller Suffs Heart Attack Faces Slow Recovery
Mrs Ida Miller suffered a heart attack Sunday and is improving slowly. Richard Kurtz of Fort Royal visited with William Dow Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Richard Smith were visitors Sunday evening of Mr and Mrs Forrest Hurd. William Proctor joined Harpster guests of J B Mathews and Mrs Joe Cristman of near Bucyrus Sunday. David Stout of McCutchenville and Miss Martha Presler near Vanlue spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Mark Karr. Mr and Mrs Irving Claude and daughters Mary Frances and Irva were dinner guests Monday of Mr and Mrs Harry Myers of Carey.
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John Kloopfer
W.W. P. Miller
Howard Shull
Larry
L. A. Sworden
Livne Beck
Findlay
Richard Shuck
Eugene Hendricks
Alvin Cole
Mt. Blanchard
Mary Putnam
Vanlue
Reva Elaine Bailey
Arlington
M J Herman
Oza Simon
Emma Seeley
Fred Cole
Wharton
A. C. Putnam
Harvey Hagerman
Blanchard
A. C Hagerman
Glen
Howard Baughman
Esther Wonder
M. R. Wonder
Grover Greene
Chicago
Will Long
W. P. Miller
Carl Beck
Lillie Beck
Ralph J. Morehart
Bert Presler
Lewis Hagerman
R. J. Morehart
Girard Rickle
Arlene
South of Carey
Zaida Smith
Ethel Hall
Jessie Thompson
B. A. Baughman
Willis Putnam
Fort Royal
Mary
Nelson Stahl
Augusta Steen
van Buren
Fred Hendricks
Gertrude Hunter
Walters
Jerome
Gilbert Walters
Tiffin
Iiving
Grove Sregno
Inna
William Redaughter Rema
James Wisner
Shirley Ann
Carey
Martta Lay
Joyce Ann
Bonnie Hatch
Bonnie Crawford
Virginia Perkins
Phyllis Boyles
Betty Sausser
Marcella Hendricks
Marilyn England
Pearl Barnett
Rex Sites
Ruth Ann
Lowell
Lynne Hendricks
Merritt Hatch
A P. Sites
Charles Sites
Helen
Donna Grant
Phyllis Breisigam
Virginia Fruth
Betty
Fordyce Gottfried
Mike Vaughn
Gottfried
E. B. Smith
Adrian
W. A Vaughn
Richard
Billy
Mary Louise
Joe Myers
J A Vaughn
Marjorie
Paul
William Spackey
Richard Kurtz
William Dow
Richard Smith
Forrest Hurd
William Proctor
Harpster
J B Mathews
Joe Cristman
Bucyrus
David Stout
McCutchenville
Martha Presler
Near Vanlue
Mark Karr
Irving Claude
Frances
Irva
Harry Myers
August Windau
Hugh Kurtz
Patricia
Grace Stanley
Clara Laws
Sunday Visit Guests at Local Homes
Afternoon callers included Mrs. Irving Claude and Mrs. William Coldren. Dinner guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fleck and Mr. and Mrs. Urban Hoepf along with Mr. and Mrs. r. Mark Karr Miss Katie McDonald Miss Maxine Newell and Ed McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tracy
Bertha Tracy
Irving Claude
William Coldren
R. Mark Karr
Katie McDonald
Maxine Newell
Ed McDonald
Henry Fleck
Mrs. Urban Hoepf
Historic quarrel over marriage prompts harsh greeting
The dialogue reveals a tense scene where a suitor asks to marry and a father reacts with startled violence, recalling a near injury to the suitor. The exchange captures family conflict over wedlock and consent in a period setting.
Teaching Note Sparks Classroom Conversation
A teacher asks why students stop working when she steps out briefly. Jimmy replies with a humorous claim that the issue is her wearing rubber heels, prompting a light, playful exchange.
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Jimmy
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Orville Thomas
Bryan Opper
Near Forest
Forest Naus
Hindle
Beebe News
Chesapeake
Ohio
Carey Style Shop
Crawford
Ida Miller
Sunbeam
Schick
Elgin
Remington Rand
Mary Lincoln
Parker
Hurts
Momen
Cory Cies
Harry’s Drug’Store