Social Events at Kohmann and Gaster Homes
Mrs J J Kohmann hosted T R C Club members with social time, needlework, and refreshments at her east of town home. The Mystery Box winner was Mrs Walter Gottfried. The club plans to meet June 23 at Mrs Fred Beebe’s home. Lucille Gaster hosted a gathering with many young people at her parents’ home, featuring games and music followed by refreshments with attendees from Carey and Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kohmann
T. R C
Walter Gottfried
Fred Beebe
Memorial Sunday School Hosts Wiener Roast and Mock Wedding
About 70 people attended a wiener roast hosted by Memorial Evangelical Sunday School C I C and K of N classes at Mr. and Mrs. F Phillips home. The June mock wedding by the C I C class drew hearty applause with lawn games adding to the evening's enjoyment. Invited guests included Rev. and Mrs. L Naumann Miss Geneva Schade Miss Alice Savidge Miss Persis Pierce Miss Hilda Jacob and Messrs Russell Blue Allen Powell Harold Dible Napoleon Dible Nial Walters and John Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of N. C
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
F. ©. Phillips
C. R. Tate
L. H. Naumann
Geneva Schade
Alice Savidge
Persis Pierce
Hilda Jacob
Messrs
Russell Blue
Allen Powell
Harold Dible
Napoleon
Carl Dible
Nial Walters
John Sheridan
Birthday party honors Edward Swerlein 74 at Tymochtee
Edward Swerlein Sr. celebrated his 74th birthday Sunday at Tymochtee home with his children and numerous grandchildren attending. A large dinner was served and gifts were given to Mr. Swerlein as relatives from nearby towns gathered to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Swerlein
Tymochtee
Roy Davidson
Swerlein
Julia Griffith
Mack Smalley
Upper Sandusky
Alvin Swerlein
Virgil
Wm. Davidson
Florence
Carey
Virgil Smalley
Beach Shireman
Glen Wdawin
McCutchenville
Jay Swerlein
Stanton
Lovell
Robert Swerlein
Lucille
Betty
Glenn
North
Thurman Sours
Garnetta
Virginia
Dorothy
Matilda May
Bobbie
Edward
Otto Swerlein
Homer Swerlein
Lorain
Idella Mae
Ted Swerlein
Chalmers
Clair
Robert Smalley
Helen Pauline
Stanley Carpenter
Marjorie
Betty Joan
Clarence Smalley
Edith Lofevere
East of
Fay Cross
Wanda
Verl
Coretta
Plankton
Isadore Frey
Linus
Nan Hale
Harold Metcalf
Correction names omitted at Kum merer home coming reception
A correction note lists Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Kummerer Sr of S Muncie St among those present at the Kummerer home coming and reception. The report also recounts Sunday guests including Bloom family Wooley Rader and others and Priscilla Club hostesses with Findlay visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Kummerer
S. Muncie St
Kummerer
Times
Wm. ‘Bloom
Eisie Bloom
Carl Rader
J. C. Wooley
Dorcas Wooley
Lewis Strite
Bluffton
Harry Stoody
Wesley Patterson
Priscilla Club
Glenn‘Hart
Donna of
Findlay
L. L. Patterson
Janice
George Shuman
Byron Ogg
Methodist Church Day Draws Women Groups To Meeting
The Methodist church hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering of the Woman's Home Missionary Society with Mrs. Geo. Ash in charge. Officers were elected and pledges reported paid, with programs led by members and a district convention recap from Richwood May 13. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society shared activities including offerings, a quilt block, a vocal solo, and a reading on Adventuring for Christ in India before Mizpah benediction. The Aid Society met briefly and served a supper at 6:00, then Rev H BE Armicost presided over the quarterly conference and the church urged Pastor Rev Joseph B. Shellhaas to return for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Geo. Ash
S. B. Chesebrough
Bert Purkey
F. F. Damon
Wesley Patterson
Richwood
George Ash
J. W. Winans
George Shuman
M. A. Washburn
Washburn
Chesebrough
Lawrence Cook
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Cook
Mattie Myers
H BE Armicost
Delaware
Joseph B. Shellhaas
Peter Clouse Dies at 76 in Seneca County
Peter Clouse, retired Ble Spring area farmer from Seneca County, died Saturday at 7 20 pm aged 76. His son Charles Clouse resides locally. Funeral services were held at St Boniface Church in New Riegel Tuesday at 9 00 am. Read our want column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Clouse
Seneca County
Charles Clouse
St Boniface Church
New Riegel
Proud of Irish Ancestry Entertainer at Chautauqua
A Detroit area Irish themed entertainer, Miss Sheehan, appears with Light Opera Entertainers on chautauqua’s third day. Her Irish humor and contagious laugh draw warm praise, with The New York Mirror calling her work artisanal and natural without affectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Detroit
Chautauqua
Sheehan
New York Mirror
Pretty wedding unites Wise and Dre Long at Carey home
Mary Ellen Wise daughter of Clarence and Mrs Wise of southwest of Carey wed Lloyd Frederick DeLong son of Huston and Mrs DeLong of Forest in a Sunday ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev S F Banders of Celina officiated the single ring service with Flossie Fehnel playing. The couple plans to reside in Wharton where the groom works at the Service Garage Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Wise
Clarence Wise
Carey
Lloyd Frederick Dre-Long
Huston DeLong
Forest
Flossie Fehnel
Wharton
Seeds Inside The Holes Reveal A Garden Joke
One morning Jorkins suspects a neighbor burying something in a hole he asks. The neighbor says he is replanting seeds. Jorkins jokes that it looks like a chicken, but the neighbor confirms seeds are inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorkins
Chautauqua Program Schedules Stage Events and Prices
Chautauqua sessions begin 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. EST with a junior session at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday June 4. Afternoon concerts feature DiGiorgio Orchestra. admission 50 cents, children 25 cents. Evening events include a civilizational lecture by George E. Francis and a play The Dream. Other days list lectures, Broadway comedy The Patsy, light opera demonstrations, and scenic performances with varied prices from 5 to 75 cents for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
DiGiorgio
Kamissign
George
E. _Francis
Sam
Grathivell
a _ New, York ‘east. , “Admission $1.00; “children 50c." ‘4, oH ig /Weaay
Opeis
Pater
Chilaten
Hilton J
Frank P. Johnson
Fiechtl Yodlers
Ade Duval
Jost and
Wunderle
Victor
Columbia
William Lanker 81 Dies. Leaves Large Family in Ohio
William Lanker died around 3 p m while working at his truck patch about 444 miles east of town death attributed to heart trouble. Funeral at home with Rev Paul R Clouser. burial Spring Grove Cemetery. Survived by 13 children nine living, 35 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren, two brothers. He was born August 28 1845 in Crawford County and married Mary Jane Lowmaster November 12 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lanker
Paul R. Clouser
C. BE. Palmer
Rev. Clouser
Spring Grove
Iran Lanker
Harry Lanker
Wiliam Lamet
George Turner
Wilbur Smothers
Mr. Lanker
Crawford County
Thomas
Susan Lanker
Mary Jane Lowmaster
Wyandot County
William Smothers
Carey
James Lanker
Toledo
William H
William Sammet
Crawford
Frank Adelsperger
Union City
Ira J
Arcadia
Perry W
Bridgeport, Ill
Charles Bloom
Fostoria
Mt. Gilead
J. A Lanker
Sycamore
Obstructing View Through Clothes Comment Sparks Debate
A man at a dance quips that ladies' clothing resembles a barbed wire fence, saying it protects property without obstructing the view. The remark prompts questions about propriety and the meaning of modesty among the attendees.
Community notes from McCutchenville and area
The column lists residents moving to Kent and ongoing church events, hospital visits, and social gatherings. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Williard Hassler, Mrs. Lillie Shireman, Mrs. George Wiekeert, and families visiting from Akron and Fort Wayne. Community members host dinners and attend epitomized social occasions with multiple households mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Hassler
Kent
Camp
Sangusky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trame
Mutual
A. KR. C. Club
Lucille ‘Gaster
P. H. Gaster
Maurice Gaster
Doris Miller
Hilda Fox
Louise Romig
Caroline Dow
Lucille Arend
Margaret Gaster
Matilda Hoopf
Tiffin
Truman Romig
Henry Arend
John Dow
Leonard Miller
Edmund Weaver
Harold Gaster
George Droll
Pail Kramer
S. Patterson ‘Street
Priscilla ‘Club
Methodist Church Day
Theresa Sheehan
Delong
Wle
Coleman Dry Goods Company
Fritz
Lillie Shireman
Farhiing
wWeikeért
the Reformed Church
Gali
Wenner
Ge An -Muilholand
Glen Campbell
Bruce
Akron
Clarke
Sylbraton
Charles Wellert
Art
Frank Weininger Ang
Te - Min
Re I. DeTray
John’ ‘Runion
Elmer, Runion
Otto
Runion
Harriet_ “Runion
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Howsard
Ands
Hale
Inez
Herman Badger
Louisville
Parrligero
Ani’ ‘Mies
Russell
Gepha ES Sydis
National Lime & Stone Company
Essex
C. F. Sutter, Carey, O
Carey Chautauqua
Digiorgio Orchestra
George E. Francis
Sam Grathwell
Mars
Hilton I. Jones
the Patsy
Fiechd Yodlers
Waynes
The
Carey Farmers Co-op. Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!