Dorcas Bible Class Social At Mrs Wonder's Home
The Dorcas Bible Class of the M E church was delightfully entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs H C Wonder north of town. Hostesses included Mrs Wonder Mrs George Ashs Mrs W L Lindsay Mrs T W McClure Mrs E C Walker Mrs M C Reynolds Mrs George Shuman Mrs Clem Aspach Mrs I Gy Huston Mrs J Ay Smith and Miss Viola Tyson. Fifty one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Bible
M. EE
H. C. Wonder
Wonder
George Ashs
W. L. Lindsay
T. W. McClure
E. C. Walker
M._C. Reynolds
George Shuman
Clem.Aspach
1. Gy"Huston
Birthday Surprise for O Q Young by Carey Sunday School
Last Thursday evening the Carey United Brethren Sunday school class and local friends surprised O Q Young at the Wentz home with singing yard games and a plentiful supper. Mr Young, a Wyandot county Sunday school teacher, received warm wishes for another year from about 40 well wishers in attendance.
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O. Q. Young
Wheeler Wentz
Carey United Brethren Sunday School
Young
Wyandot County
AL. B
Carey
Ohio
Granddaughter Mary Catherine's Sixth Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs J H Alspach hosted a Sunday noon dinner for granddaughter Mary Catherine's sixth birthday. Attendees included Frank Inman and Catherine's grandparents Bud Daymonds, Lawrence and Vern Daymonds, Elmer Stumpf family, James Campbell, Vern England, Miss Swa inman, Edgar Alspach and Harriet Jane, all of Carey, with relatives from nearby Forest and Wharton. Mary Catherine received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Alspach
Mary Catherine
Frank Inman
Wharton
Catherine
Bud Daymonds
Lawrence
Vern
Near Forest
Elmer Stumpf
Lucille
Mary
Walter
Bernice
Surprise 21st Birthday and 22nd Anniversary Party
Monday evening over 50 relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoepf to surprise Leo Hoepf on his 21st birthday and to honor the Hoepfs’ 22nd wedding anniversary. Leo, living with the Wenzingers three miles west, was surprised by a gathering of relatives and friends with music, games, and a lunch of ham sandwiches, coffee, ice cream, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoepf
Leo
Charles Hoopf
Frances
Eulalia
Martha
Linus
Bernard
Harold
Tom Lowery
Raymond Lonsway
John Davidson
Firmin Pahl
Leo Hoepf
Donald Myers
Harry Myers
Carl Lamberjack
Charles Yost
Gerald Jacoby
Robert Dow
Herman Schreiner
Urban Hoepf
John Dow
Andrew Collet
Gilbert Lonsway
Gerpa Collet
Raymond Collet
Clarence Hoepf
Herman Boes
Dinner for Rev Lewis P Speaker and Mrs Lizetta Speaker
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yohe and children entertained Rev and Mrs Lewis P Speaker and Mrs Lizetta Speaker at a six o'clock dinner last Thursday evening.
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Lloyd Yohe
Lewis P Speaker
Lizetta Speaker
Supper Guests Dine With Mrs Straw Last Week
Mrs L B Straw entertained a group of friends at supper with Gracevand, Mary Brinkerhoff, Mrs Wae B Witney of Upper Sandusky, Mrs Flossa Washburn, Mrs W H Phéllis and Mrs Anna Woodworth as the guests.
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L. B. Straw
Gracevand
Mary Brinkerhoff
Wae"b. Witney
Upper Sandusky
Flossa Washburn
W. H- Phélis
Anna Woodworth
Picnic Tonight With Galbroper Brinkerhoff Group
Mr and Mrs F A Galbroper and daughter Laverge join Mr and Mrs L E Straw airdes on Kirtland and Miss Grace Brinkerhoff of Upper Sandusky for an evening picnic at Camp Wyandot near Upper Sandusky. Carey girls are among the campers at the site.
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F. A. Galbroper
Laverge
Kirtland
Gracé’ Brinkerhoff
Upper Sandusky
Camp Wyandot
Carey Girls
Class Meeting of G I C Class at Miss Iva Essex Home
United Evangelical Sunday school class met at Miss Iva Essex home Friday evening with 20 members. After the business session a program was presented and ice cream and cake were served.
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United Evangelical Sunday School
Iva Essex
T. R. C. Club Hosts Ladies In Town
Mrs. Allen Vaughn of east of town hosted the T. R. C. Club on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs. Joseph Vaughn and Miss Hattie Vaughn. The group will meet in three weeks at Mrs. Gust Vaughn’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Vaughn
East of Town
Joseph Vaughn
Hattie Vaughn
Gust Vaughn
Priscilla Club holds session at former member’s Marion home
Members of the Priscilla Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Marion residence of former member Mrs. CG B. Cram for a social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
CG. B. Cram
Marion
Pioneer Picnic Highlights Farmer Wealth and Tax Talk
At the Pioneer Picnic speaker Mr. Taber urged farmers to join the grange and farm bureau, stressing taxes as necessary for national continuity and protection. He warned against demagogues promising less government, noted Ohio growth and fish and game work, and called for conservation and use of waste lands before a closing community sing.
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Taber
Grange
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Fish and Game Department
Annis Cross
Sycamore
Mrs. William Stillberger Dies at Home Near Mt Blanchard
Mrs William Stillberger died at her home near Mt Blanchard at 1 00 this morning from a complication of diseases. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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William Stillberger
Mt. Blanchard
Local families report weekend visits and travels
Adrian Hugh Mullholand of Toledo hosted visitors at his home Sunday. George Johnson of Toledo visited Mullholand’s friends over the weekend. Several residents and relatives from Findlay Bucyrus Fostoria and Carey joined gatherings and trips, with departures to Toledo Fairlawn and Fairlawn and reunions noted for Mrs. Owen Haines and Miss Zella.
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Hugh, Mullholand
Toledo
George Johnson
Mary Ruehle
Hattie Ruehle
Harry Mullholand
Herhds
Mile
Haines
Bucyrus
Rs P
C. A. Johnson
Barbara
Freck Ewing
Charles’ Saunders
Findlay
T. M. Saunders
Presler
Mattoon
W. M. Presler
Phil Shearer
Findy_ande
Larence Hunsinger
Paul
Fiatrock
Shearer
BE. K. Mullholand
Florence
Fairlawn
W. H. Lawhead
Appendicitis Operation at Grant Hospital
Last Friday at Grant Hospital Columbus Miss Pauline Cooper of west of town underwent an operation for appendicitis and is improving nicely. Sunday she was visited by Mrs Allen Baker and Mr Cecil Perkins.
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Grant Hospital
Columbus
Pauline Cooper
West of Town
Allen Baker
Cecil Perkins
W. C. T. U. to Meet at County Infirmary Sunday
The county W. C. T. U. will gather at the county infirmary Sunday afternoon at 2 30 for a Mission Day program. Everyone is invited to attend and participate.
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County Infirmary
Fox Road Finish Contract Awarded in Crawford Township
Crawford township trustees awarded the contract to finish the Fox road west from Charles Fox's corner. Tracy Johnson and Arthur Ruehle won the bid to connect with the waterbound laid last summer from the Plank road to the Fox garner. The county will furnish the stone and complete the western section.
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Crawford Township
Fox Road
Charles Fox
Tracy Johnson
Arthur Ruehle
Garner
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Spoon at Wharton
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Spoon, who died in Ada Wednesday morning, were held at the Wharton church with relatives in attendance and local mourners noting the loss.
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Mary Spoon
Ada
The
Wharton
Church Funeral Saturday in Wharton Cemetery
The service is set for Saturday at 10 30 AM with Rev T K Leonard of Findlay officiating and Rev Guy Miller of Wharton assisting. Interment will be in Wharton Cemetery Union notes.
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Church of God
T. K. Leonard
Findlay
Guy Miller
Wharton
Wharton Cemetery
Union
Trustees Move Crawford Township Meeting to 7 30 PM
Trustees in Crawford Township announce a change of meeting time to 7:30 PM each Saturday evening for the remainder of the summer. The note specifies the adjustment applies to the summer schedule.
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Crawford Township
Water rents due for July period 20 16IN
Notice states water rents are due between July 1 and July 20 with a directive from CGSGRAY, Sec. Local residents are reminded to submit payments within the specified window to avoid penalties.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Catarrhal Deafness
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It describes the Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause and asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via the blood. A money-back promise offers one hundred dollars for any uncured case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Balls Catarre Medicinpe
Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Dally Thought Never Anger Guard for Itself
A compact quotation notes that lingering wrath harms more than it helps and that patience can shield the self from needless danger. Shakespeare’s insight emphasizes restraint as a guard against rash action.
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Dally
Shakespeare
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Mr.wappy Part
T.R. C. Club
Priscillas
Eastern Star
Adrian
Infirmary
Lowe Brothers
Zeis & Mitchell
Willémeet
Moshentz
Carey Style Shop
Bebe
C. C. Simonis
Lis’sen
Herbie
Kellogg’s
Ables Ronn
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