Social News from Mrs Carpenter Hosts Club
Mrs C A Carpenter hosted the Social Club Friday with America's Wonders on roll call. Papers read on Alaska past and present and Alaskan transportation followed by refreshments. Officers reelected. next hostess Miss Gilliland on Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A Carpenter
Research Club
Pusit ‘Henn
Alaska
Della Gilliland
Ella Smith
Albert Adelsperger
Margaret , Dow
L. R. Ashley
C. W. Brayton
C. M. Wenner
E. Smith
Miss Gilliland
Birthday Surprise for Mrs C H Hall East of Town
Surprised on her birthday Mrs C H Hall of east of town enjoyed a pot luck dinner after church. Family members, including sister Mrs Charles Spid er and her children, decorated the table with a large cake and carnations as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hall
East of Town
Charles
Spider
Robert Hannad Lay
Charles Calmes
Mary Ellen
Paul Calmes
Forest Ben
Marjorie Vand
Ella Smith
Ben
Kem*herly
Carey
Fortnightly Club Meets and Welcomes New Members
The Fortnightly Club held a Thursday meeting with Mrs. E. S. Burson. new members Mrs. Ray Beebe Mrs. H Wyatt and Mrs. C C Heck were received. An indoor picnic at Mr and Mrs L E Straw’s honored the new members. A future session is set for February 5 hosted by Mrs F H Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Burson
E. R. Moser
H. L. Wenner
Ray Beebe
H. &. Wyatt
C. C. Heck
L. E. Straw
F. H. Frederick
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Club Meeting
Mrs A Logsdon Mrs Otto Gottfred and Miss Mars Braun enjoyed Saturday afternoon quilting at Mrs George Smith’s home. Hostess provided refreshments. Mr and Mrs Clarence Ruffing entertained Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Ralph Haford and children Margaret Angie and Mary Elizabeth P RS. The Poverty Run Social Club will meet the second Thursday in February with Mrs Adam Amerine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Logsdon
Clay Street
Carl Dirmeyer
J T Stombaugh
Ralph Haford
Margaret, Angie
Mary Elizabeth Vr
Ralph Brown
Clarence Ruffing
Florenc
L. Vorhis
Gilbert
Donald Logsdown
A Logsdon
Otto Gottfred
Mary Elizabeth
Poverty Run Social Club
Adam Amerine
T R.C Club
Birthday Party Honors Virginia Rose at Pahl Home
Mrs Ralph Pahl hosted a Wednesday birthday party for her daughter Virginia Rose celebrating her third year. Guests included Virginia Ada Mitchell Miles Mitten Jr Paul Pahl Jr and Mary Ellen Calmes. A pink and blue themed lunch featured dainty candy baskets as favors and many presents were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pahl
Virginia Rose
Virginia and
Ada Mitchell
Miles Mitten Jr
Paul Pahl, Jr
Mary Ellen Calmes
Fortnightly Club Holds Indoor Picnic At Mrs Straw Home
Members of the Fortnightly Club and their husbands enjoyed an indoor picnic Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lawerence E. Straw. After supper, the evening was spent with cards.
Village finances report shows balances as of January 5 1925
The Finance Committee submits a detailed village accounting across funds including General Safety Service Library Health Maintenance Fire Apparatus Water and Light and Sinking funds with balances on January 1 1924 or 1925 receipts and expenditures totals and the total all funds balance 14716.02. Appropriations for the half year to June 30 1925 are listed for General Safety funds with specific allocations for council mayor clerk treasurer advertising contingent marshal police fire and other expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Service Fund
Electric Light & Power Plant
Income figures show Ohio farm prosperity rising
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports 1924 Wyandot county farm income averaging 1680 dollars per farm, with state trends toward prosperity. It notes rising land and output values, improved farming methods Boost profits per cow sow and hen, and higher per acre returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Ohio
Institute
State College of Agriculture
Ohio Farms
Local Notes Focus On Illnesses Postponement And Local Meetings
Mt Blanchard updates list sick residents including Mrs O S Bell Elisha Gorsuch and Emma Burrell while noting postponement of the farmers institute. Several residents visit relatives and a funeral for Harold Foster's infant son is reported. Public funds allocations for Service Fund Water and Light Fund and Library Fund are itemized. A public sale is announced with contact Clarence Ruffing.
Seniors Will Sell Furniture at Diller Store Saturday
High school seniors run the Diller furniture store all day Saturday and will receive 10 cents on every dollar of goods sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Furniture
Store Brings Daughter Sunday to Hotellings
Carey Times ad asks readers to claim their share of profits from store notices. The item notes the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Hotelling on a Sunday and references profit sharing in local want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Mr. and
Mrs. James Hotelling
Carey Times
Dinner guests from two families honor Mr and Mrs Vaughy
Mr and Mrs Allen Vaughn with their children and Mr and Mrs Norbert Brown with son Harold visited Sunday as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G A Vaughy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Vaughn
Norbert Brown
Harold
G A Vaughy
Pot Luck Dinner For Girls At Federal Porcelain Plant
Workers in the dipping department of the Federal Porcelain Factory shared a pot luck dinner on Wednesday. The informal gathering followed a day of steady production and team camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Federal Porcelain
Mrs Jacob Spokes Hosts JT Club Meeting This Afternoon
Mrs Jacob Spokes will entertain the JT club this afternoon as the ladies plan on knotting comforts. The hostess will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Spokes
Poultry Prize Sale Highlights High Worth Bird
A Forest Poultry Association member sold a prize White Orpington cock to a Minnesota fancier for $20. The bird weighed 10 points and printed name cards noted its status. The market price differed by about 19.20 from sell price, illustrating value gaps between premium stock and common birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Review
O. A. Zimmerman
The
Forest Poultry Association
VV B Church Notes District Missionary Meeting Fostoria
No Junior Christian Endeavor Sunday afternoon. A district Missionary meeting is set for 2 30 at the VV B church in Fostoria with Mrs J I Smith a member of the Foreign Missionary Association as speaker and address. Dr Ballinger the conference superintendent will also speak. Everyone is urged to attend if possible. The Christian Endeavor holds a business meeting tonight at Mrs Ed Combs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VV B
Fostoria
J Il Smith
Foreign Missionary Association
Ballinger
The
Christian Endeavor
Ed Combs
Bachar Couple Plans South America Oil Venture
Mr and Mrs Curtis Bachar and their five month old son visited from Town and spent the day with friends. Mr Bachar will soon travel with two others to South America to seek oil fortunes while Mrs Bachar and child remain in Marion for a few months before joining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Bachar
Bachar
South America
Marion
South
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Our Lady of Consolation
C. E. of O
Thomas Noon
Bob Sled
Mooseheart Legion
Peter Gaster
Gaster
Margaret
J. T. Stombaugh
Luella
T. L. Baker
Wm. Leader
Jack Walters
Robert Frankart
Russell Fagan
Jay Myers
Cherry Street
Mr. Myer
Ed Schnell
C Bibler
Quinn Nusser
F A Bryant
W S Stout
Cummins
Mary Cum
Priscila
Tub
Priscilla Club
EC Walker
East Findlay Street
James Steen
Findlay
W D Goble
Quilting
Bridge Party
Lucy Straw
W.A. Hiles
Cleveland
J. Groy
D. M. Johnson
E. B Kurtz
Gail Kurtz
R. G. Spencer
F D Hurd
Edward Riester
George Newhard
J. D Ewing
Margie Sutphen
Homer Wonder
T. R. C. Club
H. G. Chambers, A. E. Constien, P. A. Hendricks
MT. Blanchard
O S. Bell
Farmers Institute
M. W Bennett
Foster Grocery
Wm. Patterson
E. Clay Street
Elisha Gorsuch
S. Main Street
Emma Burrell
High Street
Cora Benson
Toledo
E. C. Bowman
Melvina Baughman of
Norah Hostler
Lester Spath
Mrs
H. T. Bunnell
R. N. Shaw
Williamstown
Charlotte Elder
Willis Alspach
Shumaker
Hammond
Walter Foster
Edward Wise
C C Wise
Henry England
Forest Land
Ray van Scott
J.F. Club
Aed
C. X. Diller
Carey, Ohio
Furniture of Quality Undertaking Service
Wagner Bros
Carey Back
Old Brethren Church
Ewing. Drug Company
Rexall Drug Store
New York
AOE
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Great Lakes
Mississippi Rivers
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