Social Events Picnicked At Gier's Bridge
Mr and Mrs F A Galbroner of this place and Mr and Mrs W H Phelps of Toledo enjoyed a picnic at Gier s bridge Sunday. Sunday Dinner Mrs Josephine Wright entertained guests at dinner Sunday L A Aurand and sons Earl and James R F Wright and James Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gier’s
F.A. Galbroner
This
W. H. Phelps
Toledo
Gier’s Bridge
Josephine ‘Wright
L. A. Aurand
Earl and James
R. F. Wright
James Wright
Loy Family Picnic At Elm Hills Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs J G Loy and children Billy Dorothy and David of Findlay and Mrs K L Leonard and children Billy and Nagey enjoyed a picnic supper at Elm Hills Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Loy
Billy
Dorothy
David
Findlay
K. L. Leonard
Nagey
Elm Hills
Powell Family Dines With Guests Near Town
J. W. Powell and his daughters Miss Mary Powell Miss Coretta Powell and Miss Jennie Powell of Toledo were entertained at dinner Sunday at the Fred Powell home west of town with a warm family gathering and hospitality noted by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Powell
Mary
Coretta Powell
This Place
Jennie Powell
Toledo
Fred Powell
Town
Hobnobber Club Ends Season With Bridge Victory
Mrs. P C Goff hosted the Hobnobber club for their final meeting of the season on Monday evening. Mrs. C B Myers won the high score prize in bridge, and Mrs. Goff served a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Goff
W. Findlay Street
C. B. Myers
Goff
Family Dinner Attended by Slotterbeck Family Kin
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slotterbeck hosted a Sunday family dinner at their east town home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slotterbeck and sons Junior and Billy of Newark Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rine of Perryton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bentz and daughters Betty and Virginia of Fostoria Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitten and Lawrence Stout of east of town and Mr. and Mrs. John Slotterbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Slotterbeck
East of
Town
Charles Slotterbeck
Junior and
Billy
Newark
Clarence Rine
Perryton
Harold Bentz
Betty
Virginia
Fostoria
Mark Mitten
Lawrence Stout
East of Town
John Slotterbeck
No Trump Club Hosts Bridge Night at Findlay Street
Members of the No Trump club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Donald Fetters home on E Findlay street. Guests included Mrs. Carl Koehler Mrs. R L Patterson Mrs. Dale Capell Mrs. George Snyder Mrs. Howard Snyder Mrs. B Myers Mrs. J A Schira Miss Laura Keller and Mrs. Free Scoarse. Pauline Stiner won the club prize for high score at bridge and Mrs. Koehler won the guest prize. A delicious lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Trump Club
Donald Fetters
E. Findlay Street
Carl Koehler
R. L. Patterson
Dale Capell
George Snyder
Howard Snyder
B. Myers
J. A. Schira
Laura Keller
Free Scoarse
Pauline Stiner
Koehler
Dinner honors son in law Frank Phillips at Atden home
Mr and Mrs Bert Atden hosted a Sunday dinner on South Plank Road to honor their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips newlyweds. Guests included Alton Phillips and family, Russell Phillips family, Charles Attien Bellevue Mildred Rex Attica, John Hedge Tiffin and Bert Attlen family. Tea cream and cake were served by the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Atden
South Plank Road
Frank Phillips
Alton Phillips
Cartha
Martha
Ralph and
Howard
Russell Phillips
Paul Eugene
Charless Attien
Bellevue
Mildred Rex
Betty Jean
Raymond Eugene
Attica
John Hedge
Tiffin
Bert Attlen
Cecil
Local Farm Party Features Strawberry Project at Arbor High
Arthur Brown hosted a Sunday gathering 40 miles south of Carey for his junior and senior agriculture classmates and friends. The event showcased his strawberry raising project with berries used as refreshments. Attendees included Herman Feck Frederick Kinney Wilfred Shuman Hubert Yost Dean Powell Earl Orlans Michael Vaughn Graydon Knowlton Vincent Brown Reed Morehart Kenneth Dible Kitty Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Carey
Arthur
Herman Feck
Frederick Kinney
Wilfred Shuman
Hubert Yost
Dean Powell
Earl Orlans
Michael Vaughn
Graydon Knowlton
Vincent Brown
Reed Morehart
Kenneth Dible
Kitty
Fortnightly Club Picnic Set for Sunday at Crawford Riester Cottage
Members of the Fortnightly club and their families will attend the annual picnic Sunday at the Riester cottage in Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riester Cottage
Crawford
P R S Club To Meet At Mrs Koehler’s Home
The P. R. S. club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Minor Koehler near Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. S. Club
Minor Koehler
Upper Sandusky
Nineteen Hundred Club Hosts at Mrs Frederick Home
Mrs. F H Frederick hosted the Nineteen Hundred club at her East Findlay Street residence last Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Martha Flick of Toledo and Miss May Mullholland, who joined a delicious luncheon served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Frederick
Nineteen Hundred Club
E. Findlay Street
Martha Flick
Toledo
May Mullholand
Carey Volunteer Fire Department Benefit Banquet at Moose Hall
On Monday evening at the Moose hall 70 people enjoyed a sumptu ous banquet given by Carey volunteer fire department members. Bequests benefited the families and the cast of The Fire Fighters, a local talent benefit for the department. Women of the Moose served the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Carey
The
Moose
Bridge Club Hosts at Riester Cottage Crawford
Mrs Edward Riester entertained the Contract Bridge club and guests Tuesday afternoon at the Riester cottage in Crawford. Notable attendees included Mrs H M Grinton of Philadelphia Mrs J D Ewing Mrs G M Kurtz Mrs Homer Mitchell Mrs Homer Wonder Mrs R C Van Buren Mrs Harold Houk Miss Gertrude Houk and Miss Mildred Campbell. Mrs Mitchell won the guest prize. A delicious lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
Edward Riester
Riester
Crawford
H. M. Grinton
Philadelphia
J. D. Ewing
G. M. Kurtz
Homer Mitchell
Homer Wonder
R. C. van Buren
Harold Houk
Gertrude Houk
Mildred Campbell
Mitchell
Entertained M B Club at Mrs Orians home
Mrs Orians presided at a Thursday meeting of the M B Club held northwest of town. The afternoon included social time and contests with Mrs Dean Wright supplying a wonder box drawn by Mrs Henry Lortz. Guests included Mrs R K Carlin Findlay and others. Lunch was served. Upcoming hosts include Mrs Harold Nachbar and Mrs Mary Moser in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Orians
M. B. Club
Dean Wright
Henry Lortz
R. K. Carlin
Findlay
L. J. Nachbar
Ruth Wright
J. T. Myers
Frances
Elizabeth
Mary Jane
Harold Nachbar
Mary Moser
Birthday Picnic Honors Mrs Myers in N Muncie Street
A group of friends gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Harry Myers home on N Muncie Street to celebrate her birthday anniversary with Mr and Mrs Myers and daughter Rita. The party enjoyed a camp fire music and conversation with attendees including Mr and Mrs Perry McDaniel Mr and Mrs J P Newhard Mr and Mrs David Ogg Miss Frances Myers Edmund Pahl and Harry Myers and Rita Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Myers
N. Muncie Street
Queen Esther society plans year election during Findlay trip
Miss Jennie Steen Miss Evelyn Kear of Wharton Virginia Patterson Miss Lillian Mitchell Miss Dorothy Mitchell Miss Alice Ogg Miss Lucille Kinsinger Mildred Merrihew Miss Evelyn Hosafros Mrs W S Huffman and Mrs G M Kurtz of the Queen Esther society of the Methodist church enjoyed a Findlay outing Monday afternoon. On return a picnic supper was served at Mrs Kurtz home and during a business session officers for the coming year were elected: President Miss Dorothy Mitchell vice president Miss Alice Ogg treasurer Miss Lillian Mitchell secretary Virginia Patterson program chairman Mildred Merrihew and advisor Mrs Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Steen
Evelyn Kear
Wharton
Virginia Patterson
Lillian Mitchell
Dorothy Mitchell
Alice Ogg
Lucille Kinsinger
Mildred Merrihew
Evelyn Hosafros
W. S Huffman
G. M. Kurtz
Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Findlay
Kurtz
Mrs Kurtz
Patty Mae Oge Celebrates First Birthday in Findlay
Mr and Mrs Ralph Oge hosted a Sunday evening party for their daughter Patty Mae at the Findlay home of her grandparents on Tiffin Street and at Riverside Park. Guests included Patty Mae’s great grandmother Mrs. Susan Coldren and numerous Coldren and Ogg family members with a lunch served and gifts given. A birthday party song was played Saturday forenoon during an organ recital over WOWO in the child’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Oge
Patty Mae
Findlay
Org
S. Egbert
Tiffin Street
Riverside Park
Susan Coldren
Near Findlay
G. B. Leeder
Vanlue
Robert Coldren
Robert, Jr
Jenera
Stanley Beach
Middlepoint
C. H. Coldren
Efecta Coldren
Willard Arras
Egbert
Ogg
WOWO
Virginia Mae Ogg
Harley Elsen
Jennie Wentz
South of Town
Gertrude England
Orval Searfoss
Searfoss
Loren Stahl
William Hill
Doris Stiffel
Sycamore
Hill
W. M Green
W. C. Carr
N. B. Dible
J. H. Phillips
Dinner Guests Include Shellhaas Family Visit
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Shellhaas of Wapakoneta dined with Mrs. Anna Sheridan on W Findlay St Tuesday along with Rev. Shellhaas' father Samuel Shellhaas of Troy. Their son Glenn, formerly a guest at the H H Heck home, accompanied them back to Wapakoneta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shellhaas
Wapakoneta
Shellhaas
Samuel Shellhaas
Troy
Anna Sheridan
W. Findlay Street
Glenn
H. H. Heck
Honored Daughter's Birthday Picnic At Forest Park
Mrs. A. E. Donelson took a group of girls to Forest Park on Tuesday for a birthday picnic dinner in honor of her daughter Carolyn's birthday anniversary. They swam in the afternoon and were treated to cake and ice cream at supper. Guests included Martha Pahl, Catherine Pahl, Betty Montague, Lucille Black, Rosemary Brooks, Mary Jorie, Carolyn Dozelson, Josean Dozelson, and Robert Dozelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Donelson
Forest Park
Carolyn
Martha
Catherine Pahl
Betty Montague
Lucille Black
Rosemary Brooks
Mary Jorie
Josean
Robert Dozelson
Theis Family Reunion At Hoepf Home Draws Record Turnout
The third annual Theis family reunion at the Hoepf home east of Carey attracted about 200 attendees. Officers elected include President Hoepf and Vice President Frank Theis with others serving as secretary treasurer and social committee. The next reunion is set for June 11, 1933 in New Riegel at Henry Theis’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theis
Charles Hoepf
Carey
Hoepf
Charles Arbogast
Frank Theis
Gertrude Theis
Minnie Theis
Rosa Burns
Jerome Reinhart
Cletus Huss
Alfred Theis
Jerome Theis
Lewis Theis
New Riegel
Henry Theis
Fire plugs moved to free water access around town
Tree roots had grown into several fire plugs hindering water shutoff. The plug near Herbert Newhard residence was cleaned out and others at Findlay and Lake corner and in front of Miss Stella Nye on W Findlay were relocated farther from the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Newhard
Findlay and Lake
Prophesy Hot July Forecast Says 39 Days Above 90
A thermology institute predicts 39 summer days over 90 degrees with 16 of them in July. It also forecasts 137 days with temperatures above 75 degrees.
How He Hates It Issy Texans Quarrel Over Income
In a clipped exchange Issy voices strong dislike for Texas while Algernon questions Texas in a terse dialogue about income. The fragment hints at regional tensions and financial concerns between the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issy
Texas
Algernon, Texas
Family Reunions Slated for June 19 Across Carey Park Area
The 14th annual Dible-Phillips reunion led by WN B Dible and F E Phillips will meet at Carey Park on Sunday June 19 1932. The Kear-Mullholand reunion also gathers June 19 at Carey Park. The 35th Treece Family reunion hosted by Amanda Rentz Route 109 south of Malinta Ohio occurs June 19 with H T Trece Findlay as president and Ruby Criger Vanluwe as secretary. memorial committee named. The Morehart reunion is set for Carey water works park Sunday June 26. Further dates can be published in Coming Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dible-Phillips
Carey Park
WN. B. Dible
Carey
F. E. Phillips
Kear-Mullholand
Treece
Amanda Rentz
Malinta
Ohio
H. T.treece
Findlay
Ruby Criger
Vanluwe
Horace Tanner
Ed Corbin
Morehart
Carey -Water Works Park
Local Couple Secretly Wed in Jackson Michigan
Laurabelle Dipert daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Dipert Locust street and Clarence Earley son of Mr and Mrs R C Earley Hancock street were married August 3 1931 in Jackson Michigan. Mrs Earley a Findlay high school graduate class of 1928 earned an AB from Otterbein College this spring and is Sigma Alpha Tau member. Mr Earley a Findlay graduate studied chemical engineering at Ohio Northern University and Theta Mu Epsilon member. He works for Classen Tire Supply Co Lima and the couple will live at 511 S Metcalf Lima. Mr Earley active in Lima musical organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurabelle Dipert
W. E. Dipert
Locust Street
Clarence Earley
R. C. Earley
Hancock Street
Jackson
Mich
Earley
Findlay High School
Otterbein College
Sigma Alpha Tau Sorority
Mr. Barley
Ohio Northern University
College of Chemical Engineering
Theta Mu Epsilon
Classen Tire & Supply Co
Lima
S. Metcalf Street
Findlay Courier
Water Well Drilling at Arlington Ohio
O J Himball advertises drilling four to eight inch wells with guaranteed work and reasonable prices in Arlington Ohio. Also offers reunion cards printing at Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Himball
Arlington
The
Carey Times
Sale of Fred Zall estate items in Findlay garage
Notice of sale of the deceased Fred Zall's property including office and garage equipment, woodworking tools, fishing tackle, two automobiles Buick and Essex, and a trailer. Viewing 9 am to 5 pm at Lincoln garage 427 E Lincoln St Findlay after June 15. Dora K Zall administratrix invites bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick and Essex
Fred Zall
Lincoln Garage
Lincoln St
Findlay
Dora K. Zall
Trix
Car overturns near Tiffin injures passenger
A Dodge sedan driven by Kenneth Gibson of near Tiffin overturned Sunday night around 10 near the W. H. Wright home after skidding on loose stone. Occupants Ruth Wright Fordyce Lortz and Betty Helen Gibson escaped. Helen Gibson suffered a broken collar bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gibson
Tiffin
W. H. Wright
Ruth Wright
Fordyce Lortz
Betty
Helen Gibson
Helen
Picked Up Boys In Freight Car Near Hotel
Policeman Earl Briggs found two boys in a freight car on the Big Four near the hotel and brought them to the town hall for questioning. They were Leroy Austin, 15, and James Mann, 16, of Marion. Relatives from Marion arrived Sunday to take them home after the Marion police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Briggs
Town Hall
Leroy Austin
James Mann
Marion
Beech Grove Ladies Aid Meets for Quilt Work and Pot Luck
The Ladies Aid of Beech Grove met at Mrs. A. C. Shane's home for a noon pot luck dinner and quilting. Attendees included Mrs. E. E. Brown Mrs. E. F. Shane and daughter Marilyn Mrs. John Stalter Mrs. Hiram Peirce Mrs. Lewis Kimmel and Corinne Mrs. Floyd Herbert and daughter Janis Mrs. Rolland Jacobs and Mrs. A. C. Shane and daughters Virginia Doris Lois and son Donald. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Floyd Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Beech Grove
A. C. Shane
E. E. Brown
E. F. Shane
Marilyn
John Stalter
Hiram Peirce
Lewis Kimmel
Corinne
Floyd Herbert
Janis
Rolland Jacobs
Virginia
Doris
Lois
Donald
KEEP EM COMING TO GOOD WILL RESOLVE
A pleased customer expresses the belief that goodwill comes from positive treatment at a place he already visits. He implies repeat business follows good service and friendly staff.
Local and Personal Notices from Toledo and Vicinity
Local residents reported visiting in Findlay Chicago and nearby towns. The list includes Dorcas Caswell Graves Tracy Harshberger Ogg and others visiting family or hosting guests in Findlay Sycamore Rawson Mechanicsburg and southwest of town. A birth was announced for Richard Earl Welch near Mechanicsburg.
Masonic Council Elects Officers in Upper Sandusky
The Upper Sandusky Council No. 98 R and S M Tuesday evening elected officers led by Master N J Ball and Deputy Master Earl G Newell. Other posts filled include Principal Conductor of Work Chas U Read Treasurer Charles Artz Secretary Paul Ayers Captain of Guard Geo R Irwin Steward Cyrus H Sears and Sentinel Henry Bentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
N. J. Ball
Earl G. Newell
Chas. U. Read
Charles Artz
Paul Ayers
Geo. R. Irwin
Cyrus H. Sears
Henry Bentz
Sunday School Board Meeting at Christ Lutheran
The Sunday school board of Christ Lutheran church will meet Friday at 8:00 PM in the parish house. All officers and teachers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
Presidents Quiz: Early U.S. Leaders and Surprising Facts
Trivia prompts ask which presidents held unique roles such as former speaker of the House, death as a Confederate congressman, wrote their epitaph, and tailored for seven years before learning the alphabet. It also ponders election by one party with a different VP, a post term Senate move, and presidents who were renominated but lost reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National House of Representatives
Confederate Congress
Senate of the United States
Making Yourself at Home Sign in Boarding House Bath
Notice in a local boarding house bathroom reads Please Clean Tub After Bathing Landlady. Reported by Lehigh Burr. The item highlights household duties and authority in a small community lodging setting.
Reunion Date Published in Coming Events Column
The notice invites readers to publish a reunion date in the Coming Events column. It highlights a space for local gatherings and asks organizers to submit details for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Davidson & Smalley
Props
Queen Esthers
Reunion
H. Greasel
Brags
Partness
West ‘Street
Yeward
N. Vance Street
S. Patterson Street
Glen Gault
Beech Grove Ladies Aid
Dorcas Caswell
W. F. Graves
Harold
Chicago
Ray Tracy
E. C. Harshberger
Miriam
J. D. Briggs
Richard Earl
Richard Welch
Mechanicsburg
Santos Coffee
Cole Bros
Bish Room
Lehigh Burr
Shick
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!