Social News J T Club Hosts Nice Afternoon Entertainment
The J T Club enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Guy Greer hosting. Little Susan Elizabeth Greer played piano, followed by a fine lunch. Guests included Mrs. Mullholand, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Joe Thom, Mrs. Niederkohr, Mrs. Harley, and others. The Dorcas Bible Class planned an evening social at Mrs. Huston’s home with June committee in charge and transportation for all. The Nineteen Hundred Club met Saturday with Mrs. Ewing, playing bridge and a two course luncheon served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. Club
Guy Greer
Susan Elizabeth Greer
G. A. Mullholand
Fred Ewing
J. G. Huston
West of Carey
David Heck
Charles Walters
J. P. Halloran
J. Ruth
Geo. Shuman
G. Huston
Nineteen Hundred Club
J. D. Ewing
Gail Kurtz
W. L. Lindsay
C. G. Spencer
H. B. Keller
W.n Johnson
George Newhard
Alumni Banquet Honors 1924 Class At Friday Event
More than 200 alumni attended the high school banquet Friday evening. The hall featured palm decorations and blue and gold class colors. Music by Carey Jazz Orchestra accompanied readings and a costume dance by Findlay performers. Election of officers named H B Keller president Elizabeth Stroup vice president Dorcas Brown secretary Marguerite Derr treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Jazz ‘Orchestra
H. ‘Hh. ‘Heck
Voyle Brashares
Katherine Palmerton
Findlay
Donald Kurtz
Pauline Stiner
Mary Jane Seniler
Adam Hagenmater
Upper Sandusky
Jack Seemann
Ralph’ Hinstan
H. B. Keller
De la Hamaide Family Dinner Guests At McComb Home
Mr and Mrs Charles de la Hamaide and children Esther Ruth Charles Jr and Violet Mae of McComb along with Mr and Mrs Jerome Frisch Delos Ruth and Robert Dale de la Hamaide were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs Frank de la Hamaide and daughter Margaret The Philathea class of the Evangelical Sunday school met at the home of Mrs Will Heck Tuesday evening with ten members present Mrs Elza Jacobs led the lesson study and after the business session a social hour was enjoyed with light refreshments served by the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de la Hamaide
Esther Ruth
Charles, Jr
Violet Mae
McComb
Jerome Frisch
Delos Ruth
Robert
Dale de la Hamaide
Frank de la Hamaide
Margaret
Evangelical Sunday School
Will Heck
Elza Jacobs
Miss Gertrude Yohe Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Gertrude Yohe planned a pleasant birthday surprise for her mother Mrs J L Yohe on Saturday evening at the Yohe home on North Vance street. About 30 neighbors and friends attended a pot luck supper with music and games. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs John Helker and son John Jr Mr and Mrs George Gerkina and Miss Goldie Walters of Fort Wayne Ind Mr and Mrs Stanley Walters Mr and Mrs Orville Wohlgamuth and Theodore Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude ‘Yohe
J. L. Yohe
Yohe
North Vance Street
John Helker
John, Jr
George Gerkina
Goldie Walters
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Black Family Hosts Sunday Dinner in Honor of Toledo Guests
Mr and Mrs Earl Black entertained at a family dinner joined by Mr and Mrs Clarence Black and son Merle from Toledo Mrs J H Black Mr Jay Black Mrs Helen Gordon and daughter Helen and Mr Ermine Black in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Black
Clarence Black
Merle
Toledo
J. H. Black
Jay Black
Helen Gordon
Helen
Ermine Black
Sunday Dinner Guests Visit the Long Family
Mr and Mrs Alva Snook and son Richard and Mr and Mrs William Long and daughter Rema were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jay Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Snook
Richard
William Long
Rema
Jay Long
Birthday Dinner Honors Milton Trubey on Nineteenth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Trubey entertained Sunday for their son Milton’s nineteenth birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Trubey and Wanda of Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lawhead and Anna Ruth of near Adrian, and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Chesebrough and Lucille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Trubey
Milton
C. C. Trubey
Wanda
Tiffin
Clarence Lawhead
Anna
Ruth
Near
Adrian
D. S. Chesebrough
Lucille
Wimodausis Club entertains at Fremont home
The Wimodausis Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. M. C. Reynolds home in Fremont. The hostess served a six o'clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Reynolds
Fremont
Woodmen To Milwaukee For 1925 National Convention
Milwaukee Wisconsin is awarded the 1923 quadrennial Head Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America. The Executive Council met in Rock Island Illinois to approve the event set for June 21 to June 28 1925 with encampments and a national clerks meeting drawing about five hundred delegates and up to 4000 Foresters.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Woodmen of America
Executive Council
The
Society
Rock Island
Ill
National
Municipal Auditorium
City of
State Fair Grounds
John J. Blaine
Union
Woodmen
National Association
Foresters
Word to the Wise on Oregon Weather in Editorial Quotation
An Oregon newspaper notes the wet season with a cautionary editorial quip about weather complaints. It prints a Bible quote from Isaiah 40 8 at the top, praising the word of God as eternal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Ackerman's Test Ends in Tragedy and Ruin
Ackerman, a prominent town figure, tests his family's loyalty by feigning ruin. His wife May and daughters react with anger and plans to work and separate. News spreads, creditors close in, and after selling his business and giving May a thousand dollars, Ackerman shoots himself. His ten thousand dollars remains unclaimed in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ckerman
Tan
Acker
Charles
Ackerman
Clay
Dorothy
Della
Delia
May
Ackermann
Tehn
Fountain of Eternal Life at New Mexico Hot Springs
Indigenous carvings along the Rio Grande canyons depict a Spring of Life called Wa-pu me where locals bathed for youth. Nearby ruins are linked to an ancient Aztec city Mecull with legends of springs that halt aging. Early Spanish explorers documented these beliefs amid New Mexico’s occupation.
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Rio Grande
Mecull
New Mexico
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Arm Held Up Forty Years Inspires Hindu Beggar
A Hindu religious beggar kept one arm raised above his head for four decades. The limb became immovable and withered, resembling a horn as time passed.
Funeral notices for Ashland piano dealer C F Shepherd
Charles Foster Shepherd known as Uncle Dad died at his Ashland Boulevard home after a life in the piano trade spanning Oregon and California. He built a large Western territory business and was active in Masonic orders. Survived by his wife and son Earl. Kale preceded him in death. Funeral held May 28 at 658 the Boulevard with Malta Commandery and Trinity Episcopal Church aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foster Shepherd
Ashland
Oregon
Bureau County
Ilinois
Ohio
Mr. Shepherd
Portland
Willamette
Valley
Shepherd
Cape Horn
Pacific Coast
Blue Lodge
Earl
Klamath Falls
Kale
the Boulevard
P. K. Hammond
Trinity Episcopal Church
Malta Commandery
Knights Templar
Carey
T. W. McClure
Findlay Street
JA Smith
Detroit Family Returns Home After Visit
Forbes Mr and Mrs Robert Hoff and children Mildred and Billy and Mrs Norman Craven and son Robert Lee visited the C C Heck home and returned to Detroit Sunday evening after a few days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hoff
Mildred
Billy
Norman Craven
Robert Lee
Detroit
C. C. Heck
Pioneer Picnic News from Carey Times
Misses Theo and Pauline Cooper visited relatives in Vanlue and Orwell while Mrs Carroll Wohlgamuth joined sisters in Mt Vermon Ind at a picnic supper held for two families and guests at the Martin school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Pauline Cooper
Vanlue
Carroll Wohlgamuth
Mt. Vermon
Ind
James Ogg
George Laird
Martin School House
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J.T
Dorcas
Philathea
Simonis Grocery
By Anthony Reimert
Western Newspaper Union
C.F. Shepherd Dad
Forbes
Front Street Findlay
Mishko
F.N. Schira
Carey Times
Marion Spellman
Orwell
Carey, Ohio
Overland
Carey-Overland Company
Alcazar
Zeis & Ogg
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