Local social notes from McCutchenville and nearby towns
Mrs Byron Powell remains very sick. Moving to Bloomville this week are Mr and Mrs William English. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Leon Mitten of Tiffin with the Ruehle family. Several visits among area residents are recorded including McCutch enville and surrounding communities. Pinochle night and New Year gatherings feature local families and officer elections in church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William English
Bloomville
Leon Mitten
Tiffin
Dallas Ruehle
Arden Ruehle
Paul Galbraith
Sycamore
Roscoe Kisseberth
A. J. Ruehle
Evelyn McGinnis
Ada
McCutchenville High School
Rosave Kisseberth
Dwight Spaythe
Doris Badger
Bowling Green University
Fred Heimrich
D. D. Shafer
V. Heimrich
Methodist Sunday School
Local families share visits across Carey and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs William Pontius of Carey spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Mark Karr. Sun day dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Chilcote of West Millgrove. Ralph Hingle of Carey visited Mr and Mrs George Turner. Mrs Nettle Gormley, ill with pneumonia, was seen by Mrs William Proctor in Upper Sandusky. Forest Turner and Dale Turner with families from Fostoria visited George Turner and his son Karl. Harry Myers and daughter Elsie Lois of Carey visited Irving Claude and Mrs Clara Laws as did others at their home. Mr and Mrs Lewis Knepper hosted a winter butchering visit by George Turner and Will Karr families Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Tanner
Ralph Tanner
Melvin Hotelling
Carey
Iara Chaney
Dale Brashares
Willard Mullholand
Dallas Ruehle
Arden Ruehle
Harry Mullholand
Karl Burgderfer
Jesse Spaythe
Edith Chaney
William Pontius
Mark Karr
Lee Chilcote
West Millgrove
Ralph Hingle
George Turner
William Proctor
Upper Sandusky
Nettle Gormley
Forest Turner
Dale Turner
Fostoria
Harry Myers
Elsie Lois
Irving Claude
Clara Laws
Karl
Will Karr
Lewis Knepper
George A. Perkins
R. D Perkins
Nelle Wildermuth
Columbus
Ollie W. Neu
R. E. Neu
Lead
South Dakota
Liberia
Manila
P. I. Earl M. Criger
L. S. Criger
West of Town
Connecticut
Criger
Yale Graduate School
Trinity Episcopal Church
New Haven
Ridge Township Trustees Organize for 1938 Session
The Ridge township trustees met at 1 o clock Monday to organize for the year 1938. C E Robison was elected chairman and O lb Lee vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Miller
John and
William of
Rawson
John Kleopfer
Ridge Township
C. BE. Robison
O. Lb. Lee
Jawbone Quip Reflects on War Nature
A quip notes that ancient tools of peace were replaced by modern provocations. The remark suggests that today’s conflicts often arise from rhetoric and politics rather than primitive warfare.
Toledos police raid crap games and other era items
News notes from January 7 1892 report Toledo police raiding crap games Newark horse thieves Vanlue flouring mill thriving Miss Martha Kesner and J W Thomas wed Carey and Dyersburg Wm H Grick and Mrs Jane McDowell wed Adrian death of John H Snyder aged 87 in 1891 P A W Akron line finally connected right of way through Vanlue Delphos Herald notes Akron connection completes and property purchases involve city land
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
W. C. Gear
Charles Bell
Wharton
Ohio Penitentiary
Doctor Taylor
Arcadia
Hancock County
Adrian
John H. Snyder
Copenhagen
Denmark
Akron
Delphos Herald
Carey Creamery Leased and Local News From Carey Area
January 9 1913 Carey area notes report the Carey Creamery leased to C Hatcher of Tiffin a birth in the Dible family and various town items including a farmers institute coming January 17 18 paving dirt reuse worth 1500 and a dramatic formaldehyde incident on a train with fumigation in progress Note the ballooning news tone and list of local events and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Creamery
C. Hatcher
Tiffin
Willis Dible
Carey Tt
Czarevitch
Independent Farmers’ Institute
Snyder’s Opera House
Huston & Paul
W. H. Snyder
John Puchta
Frank Shumaker
Columbus
Turkey
Adrianople
Victoria E. Pahl
Frank Pahl
Frank Simonis
Anne Simonis
L M. Johnson
Frenchtown
Elizabeth Thomaf Tiffin
Carey
Johnson
Local Notes From Findlay And Nearby Areas
Various brief items: Findlay city notes on ammonia use and cleaning, 1923. 1897 business and bicycle show hints. August Windau and Mabel Pucklin wedding. Strand theatre listings with Pauline Frederick and Jackie Coogan films. 1907 drowning at Cherokee Ford of Sandusky River. obituaries and family news including W A Perkins death, Ollie Neu visit, Earl Criger’s diaconate, Irvin Jordan's rubber plant venture and leadership at Newtown Falls firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beitler
Indianapolis
August Windau
Findlay
John Windau
Carey
Mabel Pucklin
Sandusky
the Strand
Pauline Frederick
Wally Reid
Agnes l Ayers
Teodore Roberts
Jackie Coogan
Boy
Cherokee Ford
Sandusky River
Katie Teeple
William Fetter
W A. Perkins
B. Findlay Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Amos
Frank Chabina
New Orleans Hospital
U. S
Panay
Yangtze River
Nanking
James J. Hughes
Inset
Dizzy
Santa
Henry L. Doherty
New York
Santa Claus
Florida
Miami Biltmore County
Buffalo Hospital
Eggertsville
N. Y
David M. Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Company
Charles Spencer Hart
Elks
Paul G. Hoffman
Automotive Safety Foundation
Byron Powell
W. O. Jordan
Claris Rosier
Friendly Circle
Clark Wininger
Cletus Rosier
Edgar Bloom
Charles Yardiner
Ali Tas
National Refining Co
En-Arco Motor Oil
Crawford
Wayton News
Glen Tong
Samuel Tong
Milton Bachar
Medford Clark
Huber
Glen
Fred Kleopfer
Freddy and
John
Adeline
Audrey Tong
Eliza
Rose Ellen Bachar
Carey Times
Toledo
Newark
Vanlue
Mr. Marks
van Wert
Martha Kesner
J. W. Thomas
Dyersburg
Tenn
Wm. H. Grick
Mt. Blanchard
Jane McDowell
Tre CY Loan
B. Houser
Tee Lll
Cala Aes
T. H. Hart
Irvin Jordan
Newton Falls
Trumbull
Pascal Celery
Idaho
Texas
Oxybol
Oleo
Clover Farm
Prunes
Glendale
Sipe Ig
Rosedale
Libby
Libby’s—No
Navy
Castile
Tbs
F. H. Frederick
L. C. Dipert & Son
Harry Foster
Clover Farm Stores
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