Social Events and Bridge Club Tonight at Findlay Street
Mr and Mrs Paul C Gof entertain their bridge club at home on W Findlay Street this evening. Dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Christman and Mrs Joseph Gruler of Bucyrus. Social committee members of the C I of C met Monday with Euchre winning Miss Mazie Fleck first prize and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Paul C. Gof
W. Findlay Street
Charles Christman
Joseph Gruler
Bucyrus
S. H. Krebs
Elizabeth Myers
John Kohmann
C. Hucke
Caroleen Dow
Dorothy Lamberjack
Charles Calmes
Eulalia ‘Hoepf
Roy ‘Hudson
C. I. of C
Euchre
Mazie Fleck
Evangelical Sunday school class meeting with Ruth discussion
The C I C class of the Evangelical Sunday school met Friday evening at Miss Mabel Bame's home on W Findlay. They held a business session discussed the book of Ruth and then played contests and games before serving refreshments. 14 members and four visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Sunday School
Mabel Bame
W. Findlay Street
Tuesday Bridge Club at Riester’s Crawford Shrove
Mrs Edward Riester hosted the Tuesday bridge club at her shrove near Crawford with a pienic lunch concluding a pleasant afternoon. Guests included Mrs E B Kurtz Mrs Homer Wonder Miss Gertrude Houk and several others from Philadelphia and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Riester
Riester
Paul R Clouser
Margaret Dow
Effie Taft
B. P. Porter
I. E Straw
Anniversary Celebration for Harley Atherton Couple
Last Sunday marked the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harley Atherton. A large local gathering at their southeast town home included relatives and friends who arrived with baskets and a noon dinner. Attending were numerous relatives from nearby towns and families such as Owens Kimmel Eatherton Mick Snook Cole Tong Howard Myers Searfoss Ramsey Bush and Loveridge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Atherton
Carl Owens
Tiffin
Lewis Kimmel
Near Carey
Francis Eatherton
Upper Sandusky
Dale ®Atherton
Flint
Mick
Frank Snook
Roy Mick
Silas Kimmel
Jaxpar Cole
Zealand Cole
Hosea Tong
Doren Howard
Clem Myers
Bert Myers
Clarence Kimmel
Ellsworth Loveridge
H H Howard
George Searfoss
Jesse Ramsey
William Bush
Philip Eatherton
Mt. Blanchard
M. B. Club Meet Hosts Mrs Lawrence Orians
Mrs Lawrence Orians will host the M. B. club meeting this afternoon to welcome members and discuss club affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Club
Lawrence Orians
Dinner guests and callers visit local residents
Mr. and Mrs. A Eshelman were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs. Mary Stroup's home. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Krebs and family of Salem were afternoon callers.
Mrs Spitler Hosts Dinner and Bridge in Findlay
Mrs T A Spitler hosts a 6 o'clock dinner at Mrs Foresman's tea room in Findlay with guests Mrs W L Arnholt Mrs P C Goff Mrs W S Huffman and Mrs W N Johnson. Bridge will be played after dinner tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Arnholt
P. C. Goff
W. S. Huffman
W. N. Johnson
T. A. Spitler
Arcadia Shower Honors Fire Victims Family
A Monday evening miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Graham in Arcadia for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dillery and a family from near Arcadia whose home was destroyed by recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
South Street
William Appel
Sunnyside
Clarence Graham
Arcadia
Frank Dillery
Newlywed Wilcoxes Celebrate with Large Local Party
Mr and Mrs Lester Wilcox wed Friday afternoon and were belled by friends in Fostoria Friday evening. On Monday night about 85 guests from Carey Fostoria and Findlay gathered at the Walter home northeast of Wharton to bel led the couple in a trailer procession to Carey where ice cream was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Myers
Carey
Thelma Poole
Myers’ Parent
John E. Lytie
EB. Sandusky Street
Vern Oss
Gerald Dyer
Ross
Findlay Courier
Willis Dible
James
Hazel
Harlan
Adrian
George Dible
Margaret
Ronald
Charles Dibble
Fostoria
Harold Vée
Morton Lee
Vaniille
Vertie D. Bame
Mabel
Maxine
Mabel Crumline
R. G. Bame
Oak Grove
Lester Wilcox
Findlay
Wilcox
Inlaw
Robert Walter
Wharton
Bridge Party Honors High Score At Mrs Schira Home
Mrs J A Schira and Mrs G C Myers hosted a bridge party at EE Findlay street home with many guests including Mrs C C Simonis Mrs L N Zahn Mrs W N Johnson and others. Mrs McDaniel won the high score prize and Mrs George Snyder the second. A two course lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Schira
GC. B. Myers
Schira
EE. Findlay Street
C. C. Simonis
L. N Zahn
W N. Johnson
Mervin Shafer
I. G. McDaniel
George Snyder
Id Kramer
C. C. Thome
Carl Krout
Lucille Chesebrough
Marie
Marguerite Holden
Donald Fetters
D. A. Capell
Parl G. Goff
Mildred Campbell
Grover Snyder
Martha
Florence Schira
Charles Calmes
Linus Myers
Marie Lusk
Clargn Sausser
Free Scoarse
Will Attend Summer School at Northwestern University
Reverend R J Turrell will travel to Evanston Illinois on Monday June 22 to study at Northwestern University for five weeks. Reverend Joseph Shellhaas of Wapaketa will also attend. Morning services continue at the M E church and next Sunday the pulpit will be supplied by Reverend C F Barrett of Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Turrell
Evanston, Il
Northwestern University
Joseph Shellhaas
Wapakoneta
M. E
C. F. Barrett
Delaware
Carey
Harding's Tomb Weeping Willow and Marble Tomb Parting Poem
A lyric fragment describes a reverent tomb with a weeping willow and marble resting place. It mentions woodlands, song birds, and celestial light from the moon and sun, attributed to Nell Twining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlands
Silver Moon
Sol
Nell Twining
Wyandot County Rural Carriers Hold Annual Meeting
The Wyandot county rural carriers association met Saturday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. Officers elected were President J L Yohe Vice President J J Bolton Wharton Secretary Treasurer A C Criger. George R Irwin and O P Presler were named new members. Criger and Irwin named delegates to Mt Vernon state convention in July. Carey members served a large feed after the meeting. The 1932 meeting will be held in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Rural Carriers Association
Odd Fellows Hall
J. L. Yohe
J. J. Bolton
Wharton
A. C. Criger
George R. Irwin
Upper Sandusky
O. P. Presler
Criger
Irwin
Mt. Vernot
Carey
Will Go To Europe Miss Schira Zawodna Collet And Others
Miss Martha Schira Miss Florence Zawodna and Miss Marcella Collet of this place and Miss Gervase Hau bert of Frenchtown will leave Tiffin on the Red Arrow for New York City on Wednesday of next week. They will join a Bergenland tour party to Europe sailing from Pier 59 with Very Rev Aloys M. Fish of Louisville guiding. The trip covers three old world countries and returns the first week in August.
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Martha Schira
Florence Zawodna
Marcella Collet
This
Gervase Haubert
Frenchtown
Tiffin
Red Arrow
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York City
Bergenland
Pier 59
Europe
Aloys M. Fish
Louisville
Tiffin K of C Confers Degrees on 20 Candidates
At the Tiffin K of C home on Tuesday evening, McKinnon Kohmann Ernest Kohmann Russell Thom and Theodore Myers presided over the conferring of the first degree on 20 candidates. Ernest Kohmann was a class member. The second and third degrees are set for Sunday June 21 at 1 30 pm with District Deputy F A Hinchey in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra McKinnon
Frederick Kohmann
Ernest Kohmann
Russell Thom
Theodore Myers
Tiffin K. of C
F. A. Hinchey
Marriage Announcement for Miss Ortetta Bristoll
Mrs Earl Ward announces the marriage of her sister Miss Ortetta Bristoll to Nathan O'Brien of Washington DC. The ceremony took place at the city on Saturday June 13. Miss Bristoll is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Bristoll of near Wharton and has served as a government stenographer in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ward
South of Town
Ortetta Bristoll
Nathan O'Brien
Washington, D. C
O'Brien
Peter Bristoll
Near Wharton
Washington
Carey Grange Meeting Highlights Local Program
At the Carey grange regular session Deputy Master Haymon of Upper Sandusky presided. McCutchen grange presented the program with piano solos violin and clarinet pieces readings a playlet and a traveling gavel exchange. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Grange
Haymon
Upper Sandusky
McCutchen Grange
Jestine Gruble
Yeading
Boomershine
Onions
Helen
Ruth Weikert
Jesti
Admits to Largest Lie as Fisherman Tries Truth
A bridge encounter ends with a game warden claiming, in a jokey exchange, that he is the biggest liar in the country after a fisherman boasts of catching 40 bass nearby. The quip hinges on identity and humor between two passersby.
Snider Family Holds 20th Reunion at Byal Park
Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs I L Shull Mr and Mrs Claren Sausser and children Joe Laurabelle and Mrs Porter Hendricks and daughter Mauvelyn attended the 20th annual Snider family reunion at Byal park in Findlay Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
I. L. Shull
Claren Sausser
Joe
Laurabelle
Porter Hendricks
Mauvelyn
Snider
Byal Park
Findlay
Carey Times Briefs Include Staff Changes and Farm Accident
Letter heads and envelopes a fact commercial printing of all kinds at the Carey Times. Miss Mildred Campbell will leave the last of the week to attend summer school at Evanston, Ill. A valuable cow was struck by lightning and killed Sunday night on the Wesley Wonder farm, north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
The
Mildred Campbell
Evanston
Wesley Wonder Farm
Dairy Day at Wooster Planned for August 14
The Fourth Annual Dairy Day at the Ohio Experiment Station will be held Friday August 14. Activities begin at 9 26 am with barn tours every half hour and include 10 am to noon talks by dairy specialists, a ladies program, a dairy cattle judging contest for 4 H and vocational students, children’s games, prizes from the Ohio Dairymen's Association, and an afternoon program by the Ohio Dairymen's Association headlined by a prominent dairy figure. Dairy Day promises family oriented events and updates on dairying developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Jppay
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
Wooster
Mean and Stingy First Boy at Passing Show
Fragment from a Passing Show features two boys trading jabs about fathers. The first boy calls the other’s father a mean shoemaker who makes him wear old boots, while the second boy retorts his father is nothing to any father and jokes about his baby with one tooth.
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C. I. C. Class
Tuesday Bridge Club
Crawford
Harding's
Newhard
Insurance Agency
Ohio
H. G. Feasel
E. Findlay Street
S. Patterson Street
Ghrysler
First National Bank
E. E. Tong
Vanlue Mutual
Buckland Duplex
Lillian Lytle
Clyde Cole
James Briggs
Grove St
Frederick Street
George Remlinger
Brody Wyatt
Lloyd Yohe
Harry
W. B. Maffet
E. H. Fox
Fox Corner
Chrysler
George Pahl
W. R. Markley
Lennox Oil & Paint Co. Dept
Cleveland
L. A. Reinhart
Tiffin IK
Dairy Day
Eve
Shick
Oxfords
Chambray
Bob White
Kirk's Flake
Kroh’s Family Shoe
AIG
AP Lee Tab Het
Silverbrook
N. B.C
Wisconsin
Kirk's
Whitehouse
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tex Co
Nna Jett
Carey, Ohio
John Wilson P.O. Box
Columbus, Ohio
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