Merry Gathering At Hoepf Home East Of Carey
A Monday evening social at the Hoepf residence near Carey featured a lunch prepared by Mrs. Hoepf with help from her daughters. Guests included Collet, Thiry, Fox, Miller, and Noon families along with Gravas, McGill, Ash, Ranger, Kurtz, Hajneés, Lytleard, Bish, and others. New Year’s Day dining at Smith's restaurant observed by Peoples Bank directors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoepf
East of Carey
W H F Gravas
W McGill
George Ash
L. G. Ranger
EE. B Kurtz
L. G. Hajneés
Vanine
Lillian Lytleard
Claire
W S Bish
Smith’s Restaurent
The
Peoples Bank
Local families share Sunday dinner guests
Mr and Mrs J A Newcomer hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Roller and their son Ralph Woodward of Findlay, Mrs N C C Schubert, Mr Harry Schubert of Carey, and Mr and Mrs Alf Schwab with daughters Vera and Anna May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roller
Ralph Woodward
Findlay
N CC
Schubert
West of Town
Harry Schubert
Carey
Alf Schwab
Vera
Anna May
New Year Guests Gather at Courtad Family Home
Mr and Mrs A G Hagenmaier and children from Upper Sandusky along with relatives from Cleveland and local families visited the Courtad home north of town. A pot luck supper and watch party marked New Year’s Eve hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Courtad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hagenmaier
Catherine, Dolor
Helen Frances
Martha
Upper Sandusky
Mig S J. Courtad
Cleveland
Leo Courtad
T’aul Courtad
Charles Courtad
Town
Robert Smith
Howard Lee
Vanlue
C. F. Sutter
Homer Robison
Eloise
Wick Thomas
Family Dinner Gathered Walters and Related Families
Miss Goldie Walters of Ft Wayne Indiana and relatives including Mr and Mrs Stanley Walters and son Charles Mr and Mrs Orville Wohlgamuth and daughter Margaret Paul Walters and Theodore Walters enjoyed a Sunday family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C J Watters north of Carey Mrs Sid McLaughlin hosted a New Years party for several guests including Mrs F J Simonis Mrs C M Braun Miss Florence Sechira and Miss Rose Anna and Maury Simonis with the evening spent playing cards and refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Walters
Ft Wayne
Ind
Stanley Walters
Charles
Orville Wohlgamuth
Margaret
Paul Walters
Theodore Walters
C. J. Watters
Carey
Sid McLaughlin
F. J. Simonis
C. M Braun
Florence Sechira
Rose
Anna
Maury Simonis
Mike
Leo Vaughn
Alfred Bland
Berry
Mary Effen Calmes
C. H. Hull
Evelyn Shock
North Baltimore
Harry Hul
Ruth Kloppfer
Estella Kessler
J. D. Fox
Joseph
John Kummerer
Edith Beebe
Wallace Beebe
I. C. Beebe
Will Kummerer
C. Hull
W. Spitler
Tymochtee
Rudulph Haford
Emma Wagner
Merlin
J J. Kohmann
Will Weaver
Katherine
J. J. Kohmann
Mrs WJ Jefferson Hosts New Year Watch Party
Mrs W J Jefferson entertained a small group of friends on New Years Eve. The gathering featured euchre games and radio listening while the hostess served a two course luncheon at the stroke of midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Jefferson
Mrs FE B Kurta Hosts Wimodausis Club Tea
Mrs FE B Kurta entertained the Wimodausis club Tuesday afternoon at her home on W Findlay. Guests included Mrs Homer Wonder Mrs A H Kennerley Mrs Jennie Zint and Miss Irene Gillet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE B
Kurta
Wimodausis Club
Findlay
Homer Wonder
A H Kennerley
Jennie Zint
Irene Gillet
Dinner Guests Mentioned in Local Social Note
Mr and Mrs Charles Courtad hosted a dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Sylvester Courtad of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Fred Leonhardt and children of Toledo and Mr and Mrs Paul Krupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Courtad
North of Town
Sylvester Courtad
Cleveland
Fred Leonhardt
Toledo
Paul Krupp
Sunday Dinner Guests Include Mr and Mrs Brown
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown and their children of south of town were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mro A Logsdon and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brown
South of Town
Dinner guests mark New Year’s at Byers home
Mr and Mrs A Byers hosted Rev Lewis P Speaker and Mrs Lizetta Speaker for a New Year’s supper and social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Byers
Lewis P. Speaker
Lizetta
Knights of Columbus Card Party at Parish Hall
The Knights of Columbus will entertain this evening with a card party and social at the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Luther League Watch Party Welcomes New Year
A New Year Eve gathering at the parsonage hosted by Rev. Lewis P. Speakes drew about 40 Luther League members. Officers elected include Donald Kurtz president Opal Nachbar vice president LaVerge Galbron er secretary Russell Blue treasurer and Ruth Ewing pianist A pageant was planned for dedication week under Miss Elsie Howard with games orchestra music and midnight prayers. Refreshments followed and Mrs Izetta Speaker helped serve. Also Mrs Grover Snyder hosted bridge at FE Findlay street with guests including Mrs Adam Hagen mailer and several others. The Nineteen Hundred Club met with Mrs R G Spencer serving as hostess and guests from local households attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kurtz
Opal Nachbar
LaVerge Galbroner
Russell Blue
Ruth Ewing
Elsie Howard
Lewis P. Speakes
Izetta Speaker
Preyer
Grover Snyder
FE Findlay Street
Laura Keller
Adam Hagenmailer
Upper Sandusky
Mervin Shaffer
Harry Turnbell
Loren Stahl
James Ogg
H. B. Keller
Irene Gillet
Elizabeth ‘Roll
Elsie Garmon
Edna’ Easley
Bridge Club Party Hosted by Mrs Geo Newhard
Mrs Geo Newhard entertained her Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs C G Spencer and Mrs J C Spencer of Findlay, Mrs Homer Mitchell of Marvnville, Mrs J D Ewing, Mrs Homer Wonder, Mrs C B Dabney, and Miss Emme Stief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Newhard
C. G. Spencer
J. C Spencer
Findlay
Homer Mitchell
Marvnville
J. D. Ewing
Homer Wonder
C. B. Dabney
Emme Stief
Priscilla Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Winans Today
Mrs J W Winans will host the Priscilla club today with a noon luncheon. Invited guests include Mrs J W Fishel of Findley, Mrs FD Siddall, Mrs Anna Augustine, and Mrs Clem Alspach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Winans
Priscilla Club
J W Fishel
Findley
FD. Siddall
Anna Augustine
Clem Alspach
Keller Family Hosts Dinner with Several Guests
Mr and Mrs H B Keller entertained at a family dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Grover Snyder Mr and Mrs Geo Snyder and daughter Marita Mr and Mrs H B Turnnell and sons Harold and Karl Mrs Anna Snyder and Howard Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H B Keller
Grover Snyder
Geo Snyder
Marita
H. B. Turnnell
Harold and
Karl
Anna Snyder
Howard Snyder
Honored Friends Host Evening for Cleveland Guest
Honored Friends Kirtland and Virginia Straw entertained a small group Saturday night honoring their house guest Howard Inches of Cleveland. Guests included Eugenia Henry, Ruth Niner, Lenore Sloman, Opal Nachbar, Donald Kurtz, Melford Culler and Maxwell Steen.
Sunday Guests Visit With Local Families
Mrs Naomi Hunter hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs W J Flicker and son Richard, Ray Hunter of Toledo, and families of C C Theme with Elaine, EO Theme with Mroo, James Gibson with Nortsa Jean, and A Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Hunter
W. J. Flicker
Richard
Ray Hunter
Toledo
Elaine
EO F
James Gibson
Nortsa Jean
Victory Class Meeting at Mid Sunday School
The Victory Class of the Mid Sunday school will meet this Thursday evening with hostesses Mrs Noah Ekleberry Mrs Willis Wonder and Mrs Arnold Hayman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Mid
Noah Ekleberry
Willis Wonder
Arnold Hayman
Carey Research Club Plans Friday Meeting
The Carey Research club will meet Friday evening January 8 at the home of Mrs Millie Payne for a group gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Research Club
Juan
Millie Payne
Farce and Comedy Distinctions Across Theatrical Forms
The text explains that a farce emphasizes plot over character driven by required roles, while a comedy centers on characters. It notes the farce de Pathelin as the most famous, with disputed authorship often attributed to Pierre Blanchet or the poet Villon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffarce de Pathelin
Pierre Blanchet
Villon
The Waistline Wasp Quips on Satiety
The Ohio State Journal notes a humorous line about the only true waistline being the one the good Lord placed, comparing it to a wasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Trap Beguiles Trapper to Fate in Chestnut Tale
Pierre and Jean plot over a trap line with Marie as the prize. Jean falls into his own trap and Pierre frees him after revealing Marie loves Pierre. The tale ends with Jean offering his furs as a wedding gift before departing with reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Pierre
Marie
Kkven
Vierre
Tein
Beebe School District and Community Cards Sunday Visits
A long list of community guests and visits across Beebe District and surrounding towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull in North Baltimore, J. J. Kohmann and family in Carey, Mrs. Naomi Hunter in Carey, and many family hosting duties. Social calls, dinners, and butcherings are noted along with patrols to Marion and Tiffin. Walter Gottfried attends a funeral in Marion. the T RC Club meets with 12 members and plans a three week return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hull
North Baltimore
John ‘Kessler
Upper Sandusky
C C. Thome
J. J. Kohmann
Walter Gottfried
J. L. Chambers
Marion
M. C. Yost
Hubert
Mary
Alfred
Harold
J. A. Vaughn
Jaine
EE. F. Thome
Naomi Hunter
Carey
R. Dugger
Harry Hall
R. C
John Kummerer
Mary Alice
Freida
Rita
Gustave Kummerer, Jr
Tiffin
Solomon Ruffing
Christ Hurke
Charles Thompson
Cletiss Wisner
John Kessler
Toledo
C W Cupp
Gottfried
Fordyce
T RC Club
J R Dugger
F. C Beeler
Whistler-Radical Exchange Sparks Curtain Speech
During a public gathering Mr. Whistler defended his artistic views while Mr. Wedmore, critic of the Standard, challenged him. Whistler retorted with a sharp quip advising, Die, to those who disagree with his principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whistler
Mr. Wedmore
The
Standard
Woman Accuses Neighbor of Ring Theft at Thames Court
A Thames police court hearing features a woman describing a neighbor as wicked for accusing her of stealing a ring. The accuser says the claim came from a fortune teller she consulted, prompting denial and a request for proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Police Court
London
Methodist Sunday School Elects Officers
Tuesday evening the Methodist Sunday school chose officers including Superintendent W L Lindsay Assistant John Steady Secretary Donald Fetters Assistant Wesley Wonder Treasurer Lawrence Bland Pianist Mrs Wesley Wonder Assistant Wilda Bates Chorister Prof J B Moore Assistant Mrs C FE Palmer Librarian Maxwell Steen Assistants Ruth Diller Edward Patterson and Alica Ogge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
W L, Lindsay
John Steady
Donald Fetters
Wesley Wonder
Lawrence Bland
Wilda Bates
J B. Moore
Fe, Palmer
Maxwell Steen
Ruth Diller
Edward Patterson
Alica Ogge
Different Grapefruit Described From Cape Trade
A report notes grapefruit grown in the Cape of Good Hope region in South Africa is smaller than American fruit, less juicy, and tastes like a bitter lemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
United States
Gentlemen at Arms Privilege Cited in Royal Dining Custom
The Gentlemen at Arms, the principal royal household military corps and oldest in England except the Yeomen of the Guard, are said to carry the second course at the sovereign’s dinner as a claimed privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen-at-Arms
Royal Household
12Ngland
Guard
Not All There Club Steward Report
A club steward reports a member in the coffee room with three large whiskies and sodas, talking to himself. He appears unaware he is alone, described amid a London Passing Show setting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mutual
Luther League Watch Party
Brigg
R. G. Spencer
Nineteen Hundred Club
Martha, Jane
Fredericks Spencer
W.N. Johnson
Gail Kurtz
H. R. Williams
Walter Myers
Harold Houk
Bridge Club
Victory Clauss
Anthony Reimert
Henepbie
Western Newspaper Union
Beebe
Robert Hanna of
John
Harry Thompson
F. C. Beebe
Wallace
C. C. Wenner
Adrian
Allen Vaughn
Mike, Leo, Evelyn
Mary Louise
Joseph Vaughn
F C. Beebe
the Peoples Bank CO
al Carey
Ohio
U. S
Total
I. C. W. McGill
Co. W. McGill
State of
Wyandot
H. G. Chambers
RE. B. Kurtz
H. F. Graves
New Spring
Massilon Maid
Kirsch
Coleman Dry Goods Co
Maal i Aare
Milt Mee
C. X. Diller, Carey, O. Furniture Undertaking
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