Woman's Monte Missionary Society Hosts Regular Meeting
Mrs. W A Perkins welcomed members of the Woman's Monte Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church for a Sunday night session. Discussions focused on Our New Era with readings by several members. Delegates J C Dow Wesely Patterson and others were chosen for the Van Wert convention June 20 21. The Daisy class gathering followed with Mrs Wills Wonder hosting. The next meeting is set for July first with Mrs Dora Ferrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
W. A. Perkins
Woman’s Monte Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. L Lindsay
J. C. Dow
D. C. Henry
C. M. Kear
Dora Ferrer
Ella Dow
George Ash
Mae , Cosgray
Wesely Patterson
J.C. Dow
van- Wort
Nest
C N Cowgray
Carl Mitchell
Wills Wonder
Daisy
Russel Bloom
Ethel Criger
Amy Hellopeter
Zella Watters
Edith Hunter
Nellie Gibbs
Anna Fry
Dora Ferrel
Farewell Picnic for Miss Gertrude Houk at Platte Lake
Miss Gertrude Houk boarded for her summer home at Platte Lake Michigan after a park farewell picnic Monday evening hosted by Misses Griffith and others. A supper and Royal outing marked the event with chaperones Miss Maud Snyder and Miss Margie Sutphen. Nearby guests included Mr and Mrs Jacob Karmand and family from Westerville and Mr and Mrs Samuel Karmand of Grove City visiting the Haegele family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Helen Griffith
Romaine Gunther
Martha Silverthorn
Dean Ashley
Ramon Cram
Cecil Perkins
Maurice Bradley
Merle Blue
Gertrude Houk
Platte Lake
Mich
The
Royal
Maud Snyder
Margie Sutphen
Jacob Karmand
Westerville
Samuel Karmand
Carl
Grove City
William Haegele
Meeting of Rebeccas elects officers for district convention
At their regular meeting Tuesday night the Rebeccas elected Miss Ada Johnson noble grand and Mrs. D. A. Cole vice grand. Preparations are underway for the district convention to be held here on Friday June 25. The district includes Wharton Forest Kenton Ada Dunkirk Mt. Vittory and Carey.
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Rebeccas
Ada Johnson Noblé
D. A. ‘Cole
Wharton
Forest
Kenton
Ada
Dunkirk
Mt. Vittory
Carey
Picnic Supper Hosts Highlight Grady Family Guests
Miss Stella Boes and family hosted a picnic supper at Alvin Grady's home. Attendees included Miss Alice Kauble of Wharton, Miss Geneva Jackson of Kirby, Miss Cora Boes, Miss Budge Stratton, John Kauble, Miss Irene Boes, Fied Fox, Herynan Loes, Russel Tham and Albert Boes.
Priscilla Club Holds Tuesday Afternoon Meeting
Mrs IDC Henry hosted the Priscilla Club meeting Tuesday afternoon with guest Mrs Starry lleck. Mrs Lindsay and Mrs W L Lindsay assisted in serving refreshments.
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Idc, Henry
Priscilla Club
Starry Lleck
W L. Lindsay
Henry
Dinner guests in Urbana and near Tiffin
Mr and Mrs J O Smith hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs E Mowen and daughter Florence of Urbana and Mr and Mrs Fred Shober and daughter Lucile and son Ralph of near Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O Smith
E. & Mowen
Florence
Urbana
Fred Shober
Lucile
Ralph
Near
Tiffin
Holden Family Hosts Guests Sunday
Mr and Mrs Will Holden and family entertained guests including Mrs Robert Axline of Akron Mr and Mrs Sarah Price and Mrs Barbara Axline of Patterson on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Holden
Robert Axline
Akron
Sarah Price
Barbara Axline
Patterson
Social Guests At Dinners In Local Homes
Mr and Mrs W G Bradley and their sons Eugene Maurice and Gerald were Sunday dinner guests of Mr Miles Muliholand and his daughters Jessie and May. Mrs J Joint entertained last Friday host Mrs Rachel Haines with guests Mrs Mollie Noel and Mr Washington Young of North Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bradley
Eugene
Maurice
Gerald
Miles Muliholand
Jessie
May
J. Joint
Rachel Haines
Mollie Noel
Washington Young
North
Baltimore
Regular Eastern Star Meeting Friday Evening
A regular meeting of the Eastern Star is scheduled for Friday evening. Members are urged to attend as planned.
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Eastern Star Meeting
Missionary Social Planned by Lutheran Church Group
The Missionary Society of the Lutheran church will host a social next Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs A H Kennertey’s home. Members are urged to attend with a friend and bring a silver offering for the society’s 40th anniversary chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
A. ‘H. Kennertey
T. R. C. Club Meeting Attended by Notables
The T. R. C. met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 8S. M. Ranger as a guest. Other guests included Mrs. L. G. Ranger Mrs. Elizabeth Brashares Mrs. C. F. Barton of Columbus Mrs. Clarence Wenner and Miss Blanche Oge.
Sunday Dinner Guests With Willis Wonder Family
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Willis Wonder hosting Mr and Mrs Glenn McKee and daughter Florence and Miss Mabel Wonder for an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Wonder
Glenn’ McKee
Florence
Miss Mabel Wonder
Woman's Missionary Association Meets at Mrs Young's Home
Mrs Otto Young hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering of the Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren church at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Young
Woman’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Mr and Mrs John Wenzinger Dinner with Bees Family
Mr and Mrs John Wenzinger were entertained at the home of Frank Bees and family at dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wenzinger
Frank Bees
Sunday Dinner Guests Named
Sunday dinner at the home of Miss Zetta Rickle included Miss Eva Scoarse, Mr Grover Snyder, and Mr Linus Myers as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetta Rickle
Eva Scoarse
Grover Snyder
Linus Myers
Rev Swearingen Weds Miss Cleora Mason in Delaware
Last Thursday Reverend M J Swearingen of Vanice M E church wed Miss Cleora Mason of Fostoria in Delaware officiated by District Superintendent Van Pelt. Afterwards the couple traveled to Carey by train and returned to Vanice for a chicken dinner prepared by church members. Mrs Swearingen previously taught in Fostoria public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Swearingen
M. E
Vaniue
Cleora Mason
Fostoria
Delaware
van Pelt
Carey
Pemberville Leader Editor Attends Pioneer Picnic
G. H. Speck editor of the Pemberville Leader joined an auto party visiting last Thursday to attend the Pioneer Picnic and later called the Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Speck
Pemberville
Times
Derrick bolt kills worker on Wyandot farm
A lightning strike on a derrick at the Gibson well east of Lovel killed Reuben Rossman and badly shocked John Wills. The incident happened during a severe storm on Wednesday afternoon. Also noted are local items on Wyandot county events, hail storms, bonds issued, a birthday party, and community notices.
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Gibson Well
Gibson Farm
Lovel
Reuben Rossman
John Wills
Rossman
Wills
Wyandot County
Lutheran Church
Sorder of American Mechanics
Carey
Findlay Lodge
M. B Smith
Patterson
West
Elias Lewis
Harpster
Bucyrus
Jesse Hart
Glen
Vanule
Hayes & Son
Cleveland
Upper Sandusky
Sam Beitler
Alvada
Lytle
Minneapolis
Lucy Scott
Archie’ Allen
Hudson House
Mr. Allen
Frederick County
Archie
Allen
Oak Hill Cemetery
James Poindexter
Columbus
J. E. Nichols
Dunnkirk
J H Robison
Alvin Dow
Court House
H. B. Kurtz & Son
Carey K
P. Lodge
Pcc
C Buckland
C C
C. Herbert
Ff Frederick
P. J. B. Pierce
K of R
S. F. A. Bonser
Crawford township class of 1902 graduates and others noted
The Crawford township class of 1902 includes Bertha Berry Ada Johnson Laura Hoff Florence Dow Earl Burson and Allan Baker with the motto Life is Duty. Mrs Albert Herndon died at 28. S. C. Van Buren's Son & Co. completed the first traction ditcher tested Monday for sewer and pipe line work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford ‘Township
Bertha Berry
Ditch capacity noted and season opens with Carey vs Foundry
Reports show a 4a capacity ditch six and a half feet deep and 24 inches wide. The opening ball game Carry against Foundry yielded a score of 8 to 194n with Carey favored. Other items include veterans from Fort Riley and a local marriage, plus assorted town news and weathered prices.
Tramp Assault Reported Near Glen Avenue
Last Friday around 5:00 pm John Mitchell six year old son of A D Mitchell found a tramp behind the corn crib at the Gabel house on Glen Avenue. The man grabbed the boy and held a lit match to his knuckles burning flesh and singeing hair. Tracks were found back of the crib and another man was seen at the place earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
A. D. Mitchell
Gabel
Glen Avenue
Lenner and Thomas Tie The Knot In Simple Nuptials
Miss Helen Lenner daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Lenner and Mr Clyde Thomas son of Mr and Mrs O P Thomas were married on Monday evening at Rev Spaid s home. The couple were unattended and reside at the Lenner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lenner
A. D. Lenner
Clyde Thomas
O. P. Thomas
Carey
Spaid
Thomas
Lenner
New Soda Fountain at Carey Lunch Room
The Carey Lunch Room installs a soda fountain and new tables to welcome a new line of business. Mr Slack installs a Delco plant providing electric lights and two fans for a cooler, brighter room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Moving Here Belton Joins Big Four Local Office
E. J Belton new Big Four local agent moves his family from Lily Chapel to occupy the Newhard house on Brown avenue this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Belton
The
Big Four
Lily Chapel
Newhard
Brown Avenue
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Social News
Eastern Star
Missionary Social
T.R. C. Meeting
Rev. Swearingen
America
Concord
Lexington
Appomattox
Gettysburg
United States
Liberty
U. S. Liberty Loan Committee
4Th Federal Reserve District
Carey Times
James M. Wedney
Fort Riley
Kansas
4Th
United States Cavalry
Phillipines
Islands
Joseph Myers
Nellie McCauley
Adrian
Ridge Township Public Schools
Alva Schubert
Elmer Gorsuch
Bernice Keller Embrey Kalb
Eva Riley
Simms
M. E. Church
Reinhart
Delphos
Armory
McGee
Toledo
Walter Fouke
Walter
F A. Breining
Roorkee
India
Chet Tate
Breining
Golden Sun Coffee
the Woolson Spice Co
Toledo, Ohio
ALPHA
the National Lime & Stone Co
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