Social Events Bring Familiars For A Busy Weekend
The article lists numerous social gatherings across multiple towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Waltermeyer and Mr and Mrs William Warfel with Susan Ann, Mrs Carl Krout and son David, and others. The Adam Spray family reunion drew 22 members from McCutchenville Tiffin Toledo Bucyrus and Carey at Howard Heck’s home with plans to meet at McCutcheonville next year. A Fort nightly club meeting at Upper Sandusky featured several members. Private visit included Pvt Alfred Bland returning from furlough to Carey Nine Oaks Park hosted a picnic with relatives from Carey Prospect Tiffin and Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Spray
Howard Heck
McCutchenville
Tiffin
Toledo
Bucyrus
Carey
William Spray
Nine Oaks Park
Alfred Bland
Fort Dix
N. J
Rachel Bland
Pvt. Bland
Bland
Clifford
Paul Bland
Bobby
Pat
George Hill
Madeline
Mary Ellen
Bud Reitter
Prospect
John Bland
Patricia
Rachael
Georgeann
George Bland
Bud Coler
Michael Camden
Evelyn Jenot
Upper Sandusky
Keller Family Dines With Mt Clemens Guests
Mr and Mrs H B Keller entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Keller and daughter Shirley and Mr and Mrs Edgar Keller and daughters Peggy and Karen of Mt Clemens Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Keller
William Keller
Shirley
Edgar Keller
Peggy
Karen
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Mrs George Newhard Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs George Newhard entertained the Jennie Larmonth Missionary society of Christ Lutheran Church Monday evening at her home on E Findlay street. Mrs Ross Johnson had charge of the lesson study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newhard
Jennie Larmonth
Local families attend dinner near McCutchenville
Mr and Mrs Simon Wohlgamuth and Mr and Mrs Frank Wohlgamuth with children of Carey visit Mrs John Shine and family near McCutchenville. Evening callers include Mr and Mrs Neil Patterson and their children Ross Pauline Donna and Lois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Wohlgamuth
David
Frank Wohlgamuth
Carey
Elza
Lawrence Hotelling
Upper Sandusky
John Shine
McCutchenville
Neil Patterson
Ross
Pauline
Donna
Lois
Thomas Anniversary Dinner North of Carey
Mr and Mrs Clyde Thomas marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at home north of Carey. The couple wed June 4 1917 and were joined by children Harold Martin Williamstown Valeria Dale Dorothy and other relatives and friends. Local girl scout troop Troop I held a party at Harrison Smith park in Upper Sandusky with swimming and a potluck supper. A Sheaffer pen was presented to Mrs William Holloway as she departs for Delaware. The park trip was in cars driven by L N Zahn Dale Frazier and Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Thomas
North of
Carey
Thomas
Harold Martin
Williamstown
Valeria
Dale
Dorothy
Elizabeth Lenner
Herbert
North of Carey
G. R. McKee
Miss Florence
Reva
Floyd, Lloyd and Reid
Near Findlay
Lee Yentzer
Dwight
Carl Fruth
West Independence
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
William Holloway
Delaware
Park
L. N. Zahn
Dale Frazier
Holloway
Martha Gottfried
Annette Buckland
Marilyn Dible
Nancy Montague
Jo-Anne Frazier
Barbara Johnson
L Jane Twining
Shirley Jacobs
Martha ‘Sponsler
Maribel Nye
Dinner Guests of Mr and Mrs Kurtz in Findlay Street
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Ralph Kurtz hosted dinner for Dr and Mrs Leonard Myers and son Bobby of Cheyenne Wells Colorado and Joseph Myers of Carey at their West Findlay street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Myers
Bobby
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
Joseph “Myers
Carey
Ralph Kurtz
W. Findlay Street
Crawford Couple Celebrate 41st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wayne Crawford observed their 41st wedding anniversary with a dinner at Harshberger s restaurant on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Fahl Mrs Elberta Fahl and Miss Bess Eyal. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Edgar M Crawford joined for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Crawford
Harshberger’s
Charles Fahl
Elberta Fahl
Mt. Blanchard
Bess Eyal
Findlay
Edgar M. Crawford
Arlington
Bridge Supper Entertains Two Week Events at Ewing Home
Mrs. J D Ewing and Mrs Homer Wonder hosted a bridge supper Tuesday at 7 PM on W Findlay street. A second bridge supper is planned Friday with a guest list including Mrs Thomas A Beckwith and Mrs Grover Snyder among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ewing
Homer Wonder
Ewing
W. Findlay Street
W. L. Arnholt
Bellevue
H. L. Wenner
Upper Sandusky
W. H. Hawk
T. E. Dromgold
Jennie Steen
Ruth Riester
Martha Spensler
Chester Chapman
M. D. Shafer
Harold Houk
Willam Pontius
J. A. Schira
C. C. Thome
Donald B. Fetters
C. C. Simonis
Clayton Shuman
Carl Krout
Perry McDaniel
Paul Heck
May 21 1896 News Items of ¢ Other Days
A digest of local notices from May 21 1896 includes William Michaels building a new house on Main Street. cyclones hit Kansas and Texas with heavy casualties at Sherman. Upper Sandusky youths carry a banner in empty box cars after Hocking Valley trains halted. Council bills pass for Knights of Pythias hall rent and street work. Local belts and fashion trends noted with hand painted buckles. Reports cover Persia's late Shah and European anecdotes, plus Memorial Day bicycle parade and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Michaels
Main Street
Klein & Werley’s
Kansas
Texas
Sherman
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Hocking Valley
Knights of Pythias
John Twining
John Guseman
Ed Gibbs
Cam Harris
Jacob Greene
Broadway
Chicago’ Tribune
Persia
Europe
St. James
England
Buckingham Palace
Five Years Arc May 1917 Local News Summary
Multiple local items from Pemberville Leader and Findlay reports. Senior and junior students leave high school for farm work. street work updates include a new electric motor cap at the public square. Mrs. Stirling dies. Charley Kear’s Regulars beat the Boy Scouts 20 to 12. S. A. Wenner becomes manager of Seneca County Grain Buyers elevator. Route 1 carrier Leo Courtad gains Ford deliveries, delayed by bad roads. Village council approves bills for water line labor and brick hauling. Governor Cox orders improved Toledo Columbus passenger service and night trains. Findlay sees un-naturalized Germans barred from downtown work zones under DOJ order. Armory proximity rules mandate relocation by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Kear
Boy Scouts
Oggz
S. A. Wenner
Seneca County Grain Buyers’ Elevator
McCutchenville
Leo Courtad
C. C. Carr
Ed Combs
Carey
Cox
State Utilities Commission
Toledo
Columbus
Toledo & Ohio Central
Hocking Valley Railroad
Pemberville
Department of Justice
Findlay
United States
Hagley Family Dinner Guests Listed in Grove City Visit
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G Hagley on E South street included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagley Mr. and Mrs. George Istner Mrs. Joseph Schlosser of Grove City Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hagley and son Russell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G Hagley
E South Street
Charles Hagley
George Istner
Joseph Schlosser
Grove City
Clarence Hagley
Russell
Norton Couple Wed In Louisiana Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Isaac Norton of Upper Sandusky announce the marriage of Ruth Douce daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Douce of Marion to their son Corp Thomas Norton of Camp Claiborne Louisiana. The wedding occurred May 30 at 4 30 p m in the First Methodist church Alexandria Louisiana with Rev B C Taylor performing a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a tan and green street length dress with tan accessories. After the ceremony the couple left for a brief wedding trip to Monroe Louisiana. The bride a Harding High School Marion graduate and Bowling Green State University alumna has taught three years in Carey public schools. The groom a 1936 Upper Sandusky High School graduate and a Bowling Green State University graduate, was employed in the accounting department at Lake Field Phoenix Arizona before entering the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Norton
Upper Sandusky
Ruth Douce
Frank Douce
Marion
Corp. Thomas Norton
Camp Claiborne
First Methodist Church
Alexandria
B. C Taylor
Norton
Monroe
Harding High School
Bowling Green State University
Carey
Upper Sandusky High School
Army, Corp
Lake Field
Phoenix
Ariz
Nation waits on November 15 payment of second Liberty bonds
Secretary Mellon calls for payment on November 15 1927 of all outstanding second Liberty Loan bonds and notes a bond interest reduction. About 1 700 000 000 in bonds remain outstanding as of May 19 1927. Also reports on theater listings births deaths and church theft of Our Lady of Consolation image in Findlay with subsequent parsonage bell rung at 2 15 am and note continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Strand
Buck Jones
Gertie
Marie Prevost
Mabel
Bessie Love
Stork
Clarence Flehert
Solomon Ruffing
Joseph Franklin
Sebila
Laudenslager) Hoy
Alexander Hoy
W C
Luxembourg
Local Classified Ads and Notices from Carey Area
Mixed listings include for rent west of Carey a four mile house. two farms east of Sycamore for sale. hay and wool buyers seeking top prices. lost dog in need of return. a 1926 touring car for sale. 1000 started White Leghorn pullets for sale. real estate broker advertises homes farms and business houses. feeder pigs wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Carey
Ray Williams
Rec
Olive Proctor
R. J. Carey
John Risner
N. Vance Street
76 Percent of Families Now Have Electricity
The total electric customers of all classes reached 31,553,000 by end of 1941, up 1,362,000 from the previous year. Housing for defense workers fueled much of the growth, with 2,350,000 farm customers needing service, representing about two thirds of farm outlets. Of roughly 35,400,000 families in the United States, 27,000,000 or 76 percent now receive electric service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
STARTED OFF RIGHT
A humorous exchange about marriage vows and obedience during a wedding, with the wife noting she avoided conflict in front of the preacher to prevent a scene.
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Robert Waltermeyer
Fostoria
William Warfel
Susan Ann
George Corron
E. B. Clark
Eon Delmar
South of Carey
Ralph Clark
Jimmy
Roger
Floyd Herbert
Wharton
Howard Snyder
George Snyder
F. A. Galbroner
Carl Heck
S. R. Bame
Clarence Thome
Edward Riester
Star Theatre
Pinner
Flox’s
Stevens
Batiste
John Schubert
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
St. Louis
St. Joseph’s Church
Salem Township
Great Britain
John Mangett
Frenchtown
Kirby
John Gintert
Charles Calmes
Robert Smith
Emery Yohe
Fordyce Ogg
Harley
Allen
Eyestone
C. G. ‘Carr
W. S. Gheevebro
S. K. Stirling
W. Z. Campbell
Campbell
J. F. Tracey
Castalia
Frank Stirling
Lackawanna
N. Y
Norton-Douce
Vincent Krupp
I Muncie Street
White Rock Broilers
Howard Presler
S. Patterson Street
Carey Times Office
Markley Electric Cleaning” Co
von Schrader
McDougal Street
Tudor
W. B. Barrett
Adrian
B. C. Cupp
Studebaker
George Palnoe
E. Findlay St
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue
S. J. Eyestone
Neuhauser Hatchery
W. A. Stillberger
Carey Markets
Sandusky
E. G. Buchsieb, Inc
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