Accurate Fitting Glasses and WCTU Meeting Report
ACCURATELY fitted glasses are urged as the only safe choice for vision correction. The W C T U held a regular meeting at Mrs. Liz a Jacobs home with Mrs J C Dow presiding and prayers led by Mrs L G Ranger. A Frances Willard memorial program featured readings and songs, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Jacobs
J. C. Dow
L. G. Ranger
Prayr
Frances Willard
Virgil Green
Jacobs
J. Yohe
George Perkins
Wood Family Rent Flat During Mrs Gibson's Absence
Mr and Mrs Phillip Wood and their daughter from Chicago have rented Mrs James W Gibson's flat over Johnson and Millers garage and will live there while she is away. Mr Wood works as a foreman on the Hocking Valley coal bank project at Crawford and they reside temporarily with Mr and Mrs C C Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Wood
Littile
Chicago
James W. Gibson
Johnson & Miller
Wood
Hocking Valley Coal Bank
Crawford
C. C. Carr
Mission Band Meeting At United Evangelical Church
The Mission Band of the United Evangelical Church will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 80 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
Chamber of Commerce Forms Committees at Carey Meeting
The Carey Chamber of Commerce organized committees led by H. G. Chambers with chairs for Education Publicity Finance Real Estate Manufacturing Welfare Entertainment Market and Trade Extension Agriculture and Road Improvement. 47 new members were added bringing total to 108, with dues and fees of 228 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Kessler
Rev
Aloys M. Fish
WW. L. Lindsay
H. G. Chambers
A. H. Kemerey
G. V. Sutphen
H. L. Tracy
W. J. Newhard
Market and Trade Extension Committee
D. C. Henry
Edward Riester
L. G. Ranger
Agriculture and Road Improvement Committee
C. D. Smith
Forest Hurd
C. C. Heck
Allan Baker
Charles Wenner
J. M. Twining
J. P. Newhard
G. W. Bish
D. C. Henry W.S. Fout
Gust Lortz
Carl Trautman
Www
Brown Family Welcomes Returning Soldier From France
Mr and Mrs L E Brown of East Findlay street received a card from their daughter Mrs Robert Miller of Lima stating her husband Private Miller has arrived home on furlough. Miller was severely wounded in France last summer and has been in the United States at hospitals in New York and Pittsburgh. Friday evening Priv and Mrs Miller and their little daughter Ellen Modjeska and Mr and Mrs W L Brown and sons Leroy and Wayne of Lima will visit the Brown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Brown
East Findlay Street
Robert Miller
Lima
Miller
France
United States
New York
Pittsburg
Ellen Modjeska
W. L. Brown
Leroy and
Wayne
Brown
Attendees at Findlay showing Hearts of the World
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ogg and other local residents attended The Hearts of the World at Findlay Monday evening. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. James Ogg, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ranger, Mrs. C. F. Sutter, Nellie Smith, Eva Scoarse, Mrs. G. V. Sutphen, Mrs. Hester Ingels, Howard Lee, the Thomes, Mrs. Clarence Thome, C. D. Sheridan and daughters Bes sie and Sarah Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Ogg
James Ogg
Stanley Ranger
J. L. Caleb
C. F. Sutter
Nellie Smith
Eva Scoarse
G. V. Sutphen
Hester Ingels
Howard Lee
B. F. Thome
Clarence Thome
C. D. Sheridan
Miss Bessie
Sarah Thomas
Hearts of the World
Findlay
County Doings Highlights From Upper Sandusky Area
Reports from Wyandot and nearby towns note John Kuntz returning from France with shell shock, Russel Greer’s livere sentence to Mansfield Reformatory, and multiple deaths including Hugh A. Reed and Henry Stevens. Weather records show rainfall and a 40 degree day with storms.
Will Return to Carey After Job Move
Mr and Mrs Aaron Striger now in Winchester Kentucky anticipate returning to Carey around March first. He accepted a position with the National Lime and Stone Co where he worked before moving to Charleston West Virginia to operate a steam crane at the nitro plant. They will live in a Keller apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Striger
Winchester, Ky
Carey
Striger
National Lime & Stone Co
Charleston
W. Va
Keller
Farm Moves Shifts Tenants Near Berwick and Alvada
Chas Collet relocates from John Kessler farm to Albert Adelsperger farm northeast of Berwick. Michael Yost of Alvada moves to the Kessler farm. Henry Kinn moves from Adelsperger farm to Peters place near Alvada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Collet
John Kessler
Town
Albert Adelsperger
Berwick
Michael Yost
Alvada
Kessler
Henry Kinn
Adelsperger
Peters Place
Alvade
Near East Relief Drive Exceeds Local Quota
Rev J M Shimer announces local Near East Relief total reaching 565 dollars including church gifts. The sum is about 200 over the quota. He thanks captains solicitors and contributors for their hearty cooperation and splendid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. Shimer
Carey
Shimer
Funeral attendance for Emma Small in Findlay
Mrs Maud Koogle of Van Wert and several Heck families attended the funeral of Emma Small, step mother of Mrs David Heck. The services were held last Thursday afternoon at Findlay College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Koogle
Vanwert
David Heck
Paul
C. C. Heck
Harry Heck
Jack
Ralph Heck
Ross Patterson
Findlay
David
Wood Chopping Party Donates Timber to Crawford Church
A crew visited the Whaley woods near Crawford to cut wood donated to Crawford M. E. church. They felled ample timber and were hosted at the Dav is home for a midday meal prepared and served by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley Woods
Crawford
Crawford M
Richard Smith
Edith Karr
Cecil Lowery
Wood
T. G. Laws
Foster Savidge
Brayton Davis
Henry Deltelbach
Forest McNutt
Harry Dible
Peter Beaschler
Harold Dible
Dang Beaschler
Matt Tracy
Nick Bingle
Ray Tracy
Louis Hagland
Portrait of Orin Young and His $500 Coon Hound Rock
A local note recalls Orin Young printing letter heads featuring his coon hound Rock valued at 500 dollars. The writer contemplates the stress of owning a 3600 pup on the premises and compares it to storing Liberty Bonds in a safe deposit box. Orin appears to cope well and even enjoys owning the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Young
Rock
Orin
Moving to Town as Wentlings Relocate from Farm
Mr and Mrs Oscar Wentling plan a March move from a farm a mile and a half north of town where they have lived for years. The property was sold by Mrs Dorcas Felker of Springfield to A G Collet who had rented the farm to the Wentlings. Felker sold 116 acres for 17000 dollars. Collet later sold 40 acres of woodland to Stief Brothers whose farm adjoins the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wentling
Dorcas Felker
Springfield
A. G. Collet
Mr. Wentling
Building new home for James Shuman at Carey area
James Shuman and his wife plan to move back to Carey around March 1 after selling their Trumbull county farm. He will have a modern eight room house built on his farm one and a half miles west of town. James Hood handles carpentry and the Snyders supply the lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shuman
Trumbull County
Carey
Mr. Heck
James Hood
Snyders
Washington Lincoln Social at Methodist Church
Members and friends of the Methodist Episcopal church are urged to assemble at the church on Friday evening February 21 at 7 30 for an hour of social communion and fellowship A brief program has been prepared and provisions made for a general good time for young and old all are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Back on the Job Ray Stroub Auctioneer Returns to Sales
Ray Stroub, once sidelined by influenza, is back at work and booked for two weeks. The successful young auctioneer believes he can resume selling this spring after illness delayed his season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stroub
Royal theater screens new war picture Under Four Flags
Manager Kisselle refinished the Royal screen and shows the third official war picture Under Four Flags. The film will be presented next Sunday with the current program continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisselle
the Royal
Shane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dodge
W.h.phelps Garage Co
REO
Fimes
Aia
Ischiras Shoe Store
Ww. c. T U. Meeting
R.e.neus
Will
Mission Band
J. M. Shimer
B. H. Davis
C. E. Cram
I. G. Hilaton
C. X. Diller
Arbuz Kokenge
P. J. Miller
W. H. Phelps
E .B. Kurtz
H. F. Graves
I. L. Culler
Real Estate Committee
J. A. Smith
George Ash
F. J. Simonis
Manufacturing and Transportation Committee
J. D. Ewing
W. R. Kurtz
E. §. Burson
John Kuntz
Near Kirby
Russel Greer
Reformatory
Mansfield Institution
John Tirey
Upper Sandusky
Hugh A. Reed
Nevada
Harpster
Jackson Township
Elza England
Wharton
Camp Sherman
Hoe
Mansfield Reformatory
Hugh Raymond Bley
Troy
Ernest Starkey
Thomas Henige
Salem Township
Sawyer
Marion
Oliver L. Black
Orwig
Ft. Wayne
Close
Lawrence Fox
Greer
Fox
Bucyrus
Eden Center
Earl Rutter
F. W. Morris
W. S Wert Leis Althouse
Gladys Kennerley
Grand Jray
Common Pleas Court
Toledo
Nollei
Charles FP. Close
Chick
E. K. Eyestone
Fred Eckleberry
Charles F. Shuler
Wyandot
Seneca Counties
McCutchenville
Henry Stevens
Penumonia
Pennsylvania
Chester Grove
Gladys Staggs
Venus Staggs
W. G. McAdoo
Hocking Valley
Cora Lininger
Thomas Lininger
Adam Stoll
East of
Ettice Taylor
John Taylor
Mercer County
Eden
K. OF P
Knights of Pythias
C. G. Black
Page
Knights
Jay Black
Earl Burson
L. L. Lanning
Delmar Angus
Lloyd Yohe
L. Shrimer
Jesse Stombaugh
D. BE. Geiger
Roy Kirkwood
Earl Black
Harry Savidge
Peter Long
Geo. Pierce
Geo. Karg
J. F. Zimmerman
Washington-Lincoln Social
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