Nineteen Hundred Club HostsBridge Afternoon
The Nineteen Hundred club met Friday at Mrs. E. B. Kurtz’s West Findlay home. A hostess dinner followed an afternoon of bridge with guests from Washington DC Detroit Newell WV and nearby towns. Next meeting will be hosted at Findlay country club by Mrs. Flossa Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteen Hundred Club
E. B. Kurtz
West Findlay Street
Charles Goetz
Washington, D. C
Carl Zint
Detroit
Robert Ewing
Newell, W. Va
Byron Ogg
J. G. Loy
W. N. Johnson
Gail Kurtz
Ross Patterson
Findlay Country Club
Flossa Washburn
Crawford Ridge Needlework Club Plans Future Meetings
The Crawford Ridge Needlework Club held a second meeting at Mrs. Fred Powell’s home on Saturday. They voted to continue meetings on Saturdays at leaders’ homes, formed a program committee of Ruth Romig and Cinderella Stark, and a social committee of Bernice Heck and Dread Tong. Members received instructions for the coming year. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Howard Heck’s home on Saturday June 19 at 1 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Ridge
Fred Powell
Ruth Romig
Cinderella Stark
Bernice Heck
Dread Tong
Howard Heck
Entertained Sunday at Frenchtown Country Home
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Mathias hosted Sunday at their country home near Frenchtown for the pleasure of Mr and Mrs Dick Wilson of Toledo. Guests included Mrs Mary Doppler Miss Helen Brandt urban Carey Emmet Myers and son Urban Salem Virgil Best and son Salem Leo Steinmetz Tiffin Herman Medley and daughter Bessie Fostoria. Mr Wilson provided tricks and jokes after dinner and a pleasant afternoon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Mathias
Earl
Francis
Frenchtown
Dick Wilson
Toledo
Mary Doppler
Helen Brandt
Emmet Myers
Urban
Carey
Frank Best
Virgil
Salem
Leo Steinmetz
Tiffin
Herman Medley
Bessie
Fostoria
Wilson
Arlo Altman
Altman
Heck
Ella Altman
Findlay
Orville Lee
Harold
Jerry Wohlgamuth
A. F. Hartle
Letta Hartle
L. A. Chesebrough
Sarah Rowan
Fort _ Wayne
Frank Hoy
Russell and Ross
Bristolville
Alva Criger
Harriet
J. B. Moore
Elsie Garman
Pauline Newomer
William Pontius
F. Hartle
A. Chesebrough
Jennie Steen
John Hoy
Vanlue
Martha England
4-H Happy Hour sewing club meeting recap
The 4-H Happy Hour sewing club met at Anthelma Wenger's home on June 9 with Frances Eyestone presiding. A summer program was outlined by Melva Wininger Edith Stout and Helen Bees. Miss Wonder and Mrs Baker led work. social time was under Stout and Wininger. light refreshments by Bees and Kittie Laker. Next meeting set with Mrs C H Baker on June 23. Mrs O F Beate hosted a Saturday bridge luncheon with a large guest list from Detroit Washington DC and local names.
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Happy Hour
Anthelma Wenger
Frances Eyestone
Melva Wininger
Edith Stout
Helen Bees
Miss Wonder
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Savage of Mt Victory
A Sunday gathering of Mr and Mrs J J Stoll Mr and Mrs E M Burson Mr and Mrs Will Karr Mr and Mrs L G Beis and children Charles and Louise Mr and Mrs Merle Ritter Mr and Mrs F M McDonald and daughter Kathryn Mr and Mrs Arthur Stoll Mr and Mrs E S Burson and sons Paul Reid and Wayne Gottfried attended a pleasant surprise tendered to Mrs David Savage of Mt Victory on her 66th birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stoll
E& M Burson
Will Karr
L. G Beis
Charles and Louise
Merle Ritter
F. M McDonald
Kathryn
Arthur Stoll
E. S. Burson
Paul and
Reid
Wayne Gottfried
Savidge
Mt. Victory
Dinner Guests Share Weekend at Criger Home
Mr and Mrs. Ray Anglemere and daughters Marjorie and Ida May of Youngstown, Mrs. Leland Fulton and son James of Billings, Mont, and Ava Reynolds of Washington, D. C., were dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr and Mrs. L. B. Criger and daughter Miss Elsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Anglemere
Marjorie
Ida May
Youngstown
Leland Fulton
James
Billings, Mont
Ava Reynolds
Washington, D. C
L. 8. Criger
Elsie
Ladies Honored At C D Smith Home Gathering
Mrs Anna Sheridan Miss Lizzie Rader Mrs Emma Dickerson and Mrs Jennie Zint were delightfully entertained at the C D Smith home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sheridan
Lizzie Rader
Emma Dickerson
Jennie Zint
C. D. Smith
Rev Bert Jaynes Preaches Morning and Evening
United Brethren Church schedules Rev Bert Jaynes for both services. The evening sermon titled Faith That Moved a Stone Wall will challenge parishioners to renewed faith.
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Bert Jaynes
Dinner Guests of the Vaughns and Browns
Dinner Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Vaughn and Mr and Mrs N J Brown brought together guests including Mr Anthony Vaughn of San Antonio Texas Mrs M J O Neal and son Eugene of Lima Mrs Steven Vaughn of Findlay and families of W A Vaughn and J A Vaughn from east of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vaughn
N. J. Brown
Anthony Vaughn
San Antonio
Texas
M. J. O’neal
Eugene
Lima
Steven Vaughn
Findlay
W. A. Vaughn
J. A. Vaughn
East of
Carey
Wimodausis Club Meeting Hosts Guests
Mrs. I L Culler welcomed Wimodausis members on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Miss Irene Gillet and Mrs. A H Kennerley along with Mrs. Walter Myers and Mrs. Lester MacGregor. The next session is Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C F Sutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Culler
Irene Gillet
A. H. Kennerley
Walter’ Myers
Lester MacGregor
Priscilla Club Hosts Luncheon Meeting
Mrs. T. W. McClure hosted the Priscilla Club on Wednesday with a noon luncheon and an afternoon of social conversation. The next gathering is set for Tuesday, June 29 with Mrs. C. W. McGill.
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T. W. McClure
Priscilla Club
C. W. McGill
Criger Couple Visits Wonder Household Sunday
Mr and Mrs Ed Criger of west of Carey were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Wonder.
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Mrs
Ed Criger
West of Carey
Elmer Wonder
Fraudulent Chicago Claim Turns Toledo Tale
A wry exchange recalls a boast about Sam’s earnings, correcting it as Toledo rather than Chicago and a year rather than a week, with the sum misstated from 5000 to 50000 and framed as a loss. The skit ends with a punch about overstatement and error.
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Cohen
Goldberg
Wolf
Sam
Chicago
Toledo
Minn
Quarantine Violations Threaten Scarlet Fever Measures
Health Officer W. C. Anderson reports several residents not observing scarlet fever quarantines. He warns of prosecution under law for violations with a misdemeanor fine of 50 dollars plus costs.
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W. C. Anderson
Notice of Office Closure for Health Reasons
Due to my mother's ill health, my offices will be closed for a week or 10 days. Dr. W. N. Johnson.
American Youth Candidate Nominated for Heroism Award
Miss Helen F. Dodge of Pennsylvania, Xarnegis medalist, nominated for the American Youth Award by Sesqui-Centennial Exposition directors. The event runs June 1 to December 1 in Philadelphia celebrating 150 years of independence. Dodge, daughter of George H. Dodge of 5944 Walton Ave Philadelphia, saved a drowning girl in Toms River Ocean Gate New Jersey while fully dressed and with one arm.
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Helen F. ‘Dodge
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dodge
George H. Dodge
Walton Avenue
Toms River
Ocean Gate
N. J
Pioneer Picnic Attendees and Local Social Roundup
Local residents from Fort Royal and nearby towns attend the Pioneer Picnic last Thursday. Numerous visits follow between Fox, Gaster, Romig, Hartle, Baughman, Wohlmuth, and other families across Carey Vanlue Findlay Mt. Blanchard and Tiffin over several days, with gatherings at homes and dinners.
Beginning of the End Found in Workplace Betrayal
A parable-like remark warns that when a worker favors his employer over personal duty, the outcome harms his own prospects. The speaker jokes that a dishonest impression exists without labeling a specific person. The comparison to a blacksmith nailing down his anvil adds local color.
Plan erection of Crawford memorial on historic site
A Crawford County Historical Society meeting Friday at the library room will discuss establishing a memorial for Colonel William Crawford. A Kiwanis committee including J. Morrow and O. F. Kime coordinates with the Crestline group to locate the capture site east of Leesville along the Sandusky River near the Crestline Lincoln Highway. Election of officers and other society matters are on the agenda.
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William Crawford
Sandusky
Crawford County
Historical ‘Society
Crawford
Leésvillé
Crestline Road
Lincoln Highway
O. C. Morrow
Crestline Kiwanis Club
Historical Society
O. F. Kime
A. G.flickinger
the Historical Society
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
Hessian fly threat looms as cyanide trials spark debate
Ohio farmers face potential yield loss as entomologists warn of Hessian fly damage this summer. Preliminary trials in numerous counties show cyanide gas reducing rat and pest populations in corn cribs and barns, prompting discussion on rapid control methods.
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Ohio
Modern Way Recipe Joke
A humorous exchange recalls a couple in London discussing a pudding recipe interrupted by a wireless breakdown. Eve and her husband share a light kitchen moment reflecting domestic wit.
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London
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Mutual
Happy Hour Sewing Club
O. F. Beate
Catl Zint
Washinton
D. C
W. D Woolley
G. M. Kurtz
W.N Johnson
LE. Straw
J. D Ewing
W. L. Lindsay
Edward Riester
C . Dabney
United Brethren Church
Wimodausis Meeting
Priscilla
Mr. Goldberg
Fort Royal
Lucille Fox
Grace Thiry
Margaret Gaster
Ruth
Louise Romig
Wm. Fox
Near Tiffin
Ernest Fox
Will Pontius
E. A. Baughman
Cornelius Baughman
Arthur Lininger
Garfield Tong
Clifford, Robert, Dean
Dread
George Baughman
Mabel Mitchell
Amos Hickle
Mt. Blanchard
Deluxe & Sealy Bed
Hildest
Nitrauer & Fruth Furniture Co
Dren
Rouel Kirian
Rudolph
Grover Bakies
Charles Carr
Vernon Healy
Garfield
Tony
Rolland ,Youngpeter
Thelma
Fox
Near Tutfn
Frank Welly
S. M. Romig
Columbus
Ohio State University
Truman
F. Harte
America
Crawford Memorial
Times
Samantha
Coleman Dry Goods Co
Krebs Motor Sales
W. R. Zeis
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