Fort Royal dinner guests honored in Findlay area
Mr and Mrs Clarence Baughman of southeast of Findlay were dinner guests Sunday of Mr Baughmans hosts sharing a quiet afternoon and meal in the countryside community setting.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Clarence Baughman of southeast of Findlay were dinner guests Sunday of Mr Baughmans hosts sharing a quiet afternoon and meal in the countryside community setting.
The report lists numerous Sunday and weekday gatherings among Baughs, Stouts, Liningers, Lees, Bargers, Preslers, and related families. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Shaffer with Larry, Mrs. Harold Lee with Jeannette, and extended relatives from Findlay Vanlue Carey Fort Knox, Ky.
Sunday afternoon visits include Jerry Elchert and Donald Tanner with Paul Vaughn. The Smiths visited Linden Smith in Marion. Gottfried hosted Tanner and family, and also hosted Vaughns with the Vaughns of Carey. Members plus relatives from McCutchenville and New Riegel joined activities. James Vaughn returned from Ohio State to spend time with J A Vaughn family. Tulsa Missouri? visit by Peter Sontag and sons linked to A Vaughn. Marjorie Vaughn from Columbus plans summer with J A Vaughn family.
Joyce Myers and Jesse Bland of Carey schools earned top honors in the 1945 46 state Farmers Institute poster contest. Wyandot county celebrates two poster winners as the agriculture extension office in Upper Sandusky reports forthcoming prize checks for winning Carey Community Institute entries filed February 27 28.
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