Community Christmas and family visits at Carey
Miss Juanita Kimmel is on the sick list. Christmas guests visit Carey area families including the Kimmels and Robisons. Marital news notes the marriage of Lalla Brashares to Addison Rickle. A Christmas dinner brings extended relatives together. scholars attend school with low attendance and ill health affects a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Kimmel
Ernest Kontz
Hiram Defyvene
Wm. Stillberger
Ruth
Nial
Albert. Kimmel
Alpisis Kimmel
Wharton
Salem News Social Roundup of Holiday Visits and Illness
Charles Hotelling is ill with a cold and an abscess in the head. Miss Dorothy Fleck visits her uncle Louis Fleck in Upper Sandusky. Rosa Fox of Bascom guests with Mr and Mrs Andrew Fox over Christmas. Various locals host and dine with relatives across Carey, Grace Chapel, and nearby towns during Christmas. Frank Best improves. John and Virgil have mumps. a newborn girl born December 20 to Rudolf and Mrs Fox at Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hotelling
Dorothy Fleck
Upper Sandusky
Louis Fleck
Rosa Fox
Bascom
Andrew Fox
Wm. Stumpf
John Derr
Carey
Abs
Wickiser
Russel
Grace Chapel
Ihrlich
Henry Bradman
John Jacoby
Garey
B. F. Logsdon
Detroit
Mich
Wilfred Logsdon
Burl Hunter
R J Spititr
Henry Lorts
Tie Lick Run Farm
George Winford
Barl Hunter
Charles Suber
C. V. Wentz
Frank Best
John
Virgil
Leo Bradman
Dee
Rudolf Fox
Helena
Earl Hunter
Claude Uushong
Marion Beck
Blanchard
Agnes Waelord
Helen Mang
Iftfin
George Hillford
BC Logsdon
Clarenes Gardner
Winifred Starr
Kilward
Pavidson
John Davidson
Henry Lortz
Walter, Delmar
Fordyce
Lortz
Mee Gibson
McCnichenville
Lebo Brodmant
Frank Kilgus
Crawford
Joseph Obringer
Kenton Admiratine Sundsy
Jo L
Shumatker
Louis
Flags arrive to honor fallen service members
Earl Green Post of the American Legion thanks for two flags sent with the caskets of Reuben Pahl and Paul Blue. The promised standard from the tower last Memorial Day will be used now in their memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green Post
American Legion
Reuben Pahl
Paul Blue
Notice to customers of Ideal Hat Shop debts
Those who owe money to the Ideal Hat Shop are asked to come in and settle their accounts. The brief notice urges prompt payment to clear outstanding balances.
Thieves Enter The Teanery In Theft At $60
Local report notes burglars entered The Teanery last Saturday evening and stole about $60. Numerous residents, including Mrs Amos Brets and families in McCutchernville, spent Christmas with relatives in nearby towns as community ties remain active during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Uwaines
Marty, Mullholand
Toledo
Amos Brets
Hayes-Snireman
McCutchernville
Bernice
Doris Ruchle
Carey
Vera Mullholand
Dessa Mtchen
Josephine Crooks
Tiffin
Ruth Ranch
Abs
Henry Crumline
Gladys Turner
Fostoria
Will Dixon
Daghter Lottie
G. A. Mullholand
T. A. Readon
I. J. Shearer
Grover Clouse
Lydia Gibson
Sycamore
Belle Vernon
Nellie Haines
Lilah
Naomi Haines
R. P. Haines
Eugene Mullholand
Delphos
Arthur Mullholand
Prank Calmes
Bobby
Immett Ewin
Judson Sprinkle Gidson
James Henry
James Sprinkle
Peebles
Charles Niederke
Christmas Gatherings List from Berwick Area Families
Mr and Mrs and children and Mr and Mrs Mullholand and children spent Christmas Day at the John Welter home near Berwick. Mr and Mrs Will Dixon and daughter Lottie had a turkey dinner. Prof and Mrs L H Houpt of Upper Sandusky attended with Mr and Mrs Will Houpt and son Paul and others including Mr and Mrs George Houpt and Mr and Mrs Grant Long and Joseph Houpt all of McCutcheonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Mullholand
John’ Welter
Berwick
Will, Dixon
Lottie
L. H. Houpt
Upper Sandusky
Will Houpt
Paul
George Houpt
Grant, Long
Joseph Houpt
McCutchenville
McCutchenville Christmas Season Notes and Skating Fun
Forest Baumgardner suffers tonsillitis while the town enjoys skating. The M. E. Christmas program is a success and Mrs. George Cyphers improves. T. A. Johnson spends winter in New York City. Yvonne Shireman has been ill. Mrs. Martin of Toledo visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Hester and children return from Norwalk. Arthur Zeigler and William Hern spend Christmas in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Baumgardner
M. E
George Cyphers
T. A. Johnson
New York City
Yvonne Shireman
Martin
Toledo
Webb Hester
Norwalk
Arthur Zeigler
Wm. . Hern
Marion
Ghostmas Visit and Community News in Upper Sandusky District
miss Leta Shafer guests at Jerome Bowen home in Upper Sandusky before a trip to Canton after an extended stay with Mrs Phoebie Bemisderfer. families visit, illnesses discussed, and a birthday tea for Bernice Corrine with a baptism after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta’ ‘Shafer
Ati
Jérone Bowen
Upper Sandusky
Fred. “Peal
Janice Will ‘Eave
Canton
Phoebie Bemisderfer
Fostoria
Wilson
Shireman
R. Martin
S. Hipshere
W. Hipshere
Bernice
South Caroline
Chicago
Lexington
Wilson Shireman
Harold
Kenneth
Rev
Karn
Bernice ‘Corrine
Bernice Corrine
Doctor Zels Sends Nicholas Collet to Mercy Hospital
Monday Dr I I Zels took Nicholas Collet to Mercy Hospital in Tiffin where he underwent hernia surgery. He is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. i. Zels
Nicholas Collet
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Collet
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Hebron News
Allen Deverie
Marcella
Jerry ‘Wohlgamouth
Near Carey
Hiram Devane
Wheeler Kimmiel
Frances
Upper
Sandusky
Tom Robison
Russe
John Robison
Iva
Charles Robison
Frank Robison
Desta
Robert Zeigler
Budyru
David Kimmel
Wharlon
Alen Devene
From
Devene
Wheeéler Kimmel
Evelyn
Noa
Weaver
Frank “Best
Co. J. Miller
Bert Kentfield
A. A. McBeth
Michael Wenzinger
John Wenzinger
George’ Lortz
George, Haford
Eulal
Francis James S
Wayné George
Will Davidson
Edith, Leroy
Florence
Lovel
Henry Fleck
Watheryn
Karl
Dorothy
Ars
C. G. Krebs
Edward Weaver
Charles’ Orians
C. C. Krebs
Prp. W. Sowinski
James
Bellaire
Mitc
Charles J. Miller
Ralph Bastel
Salem News
Adrian
Mars
Lok
EAGLE
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Fire and Tornado i Insurance
J. A.gibbs
S. S. Hart
F. A. Galbroner
Maxwell
Indiana
Republic
The
Thornburgh Sandusky Sales Co
Vic
Cate
Bly Mail
Ohio
Plain Dealer
Daily Plain Dealer
Club al
American Magazine
R. FD
Mae
People’s Popwar
Pate
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