Correspondence of Interest From Local Visitors
Miss Gertrude Stoll visited Marion from Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Mark Mitten hosted Sunday guests, and many others hosted or visited friends across town. Notable names include Mitchells, Gillilands, Gibbss, Swigarts, Lankers, Longs, Mitten, and Kuenzli across Carey Sycamore Vanlue and upper Sandusky areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Stoll
Mark Mitten
John Slotterbeck
Lawrence Long
Jacob Hayman
Upper Sandusky
Elza Shoats
Fostoria
W. Ogg
Robert Melroy
Tiffin
Elza Mitton
Lawrence Houpt
O. N. Normal School
Ada
Harley Asbury
Martha Asbury
Sycamore
Flora Gibbs
Boyer
Carson City
Mich
Heney
Mitten
Grace Chapel and area residents gather for services and visits
Mrs Henry Cole visited her daughter Mrs Curt Plott Saturday afternoon. Miss Opal Bingle of Carey visits grandmother Mrs Ida Coppler. Many from the vicinity attend St Paul children's day. Roy Plott and family joined Clarence Crist and family for Sunday dinner. Grace Chapel Sunday school meets at 9 30 with a children's day program planned. Edward Plott caught a 4 1 2 pound 22 inch pike Sunday. Luella Lahr Lucille and Mary Wickiser attend M E church children's day. Ladies' Aid of Grace Chapel met with Mrs Ray W Steiner in Wharton. next meeting with Mrs Dorothy Tong. Jacob Krabil family and Hazel Huttle of West Independence call on John Krabil Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cole
Curt Plott
Opal Bingle
Carey
Ida Coppler
St Paul
Roy Plott
Clarence Crist
Grace Chapel
Edward Plott
Luella Lahr
Lucille
Mary Wickiser
M E
Wharton
Ladies’ Aid of
Ray W. Steiner
Dorothy Tong
Jacob Krabil
Hazel Huttle
West Independence
Edgar Wentling
Hazel
John Krablil
St John Harold Wonder Preached At Carey Church
Harold Wonder preached at Carey United Evangelical Church last Sunday evening. Local residents attended Sunday events at homes and church with many families visiting and dinner gatherings noted. St Johns Sunday school plans children day services with a medium program and welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wonder
Carey United Evangelical Church
Walnut Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Ray Tracey of Crawford spent last Sunday evening in Walnut Valley. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kinney and son visited Mrs. P. S. Kinney. Miss Cecil Lowery spent Sunday evening with her mother in Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Johnson of Carey visit their daughter Mr. Jack Sopher this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Shireman of MacCutchenville dined with P. Kinney Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black with children and Mr. Rollan Peeble of Sycamore spent Sunday afternoon with Will Miller. Jack Sopher and two daughters Margaret and Beulah, Will Dibly, and Vern Phillips called on Carey friends last Saturday night. Wilmer Lawhead and two grandchildren Ruth and Anna, Dorothy Lawhead, and George Lawhead shopped in Carey last Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoll
George Savidge
Carey
Paul Gilliland
Ft. Wayne
John Gilliland
Harry Stoll
Near
Vanlue
Leo Clark
Virginia
Charles Glesser
Sycamore
Carl Gibbs
Lucy
Akron
Tlora Gibbs
Robert Swigart
Lester Swigart
Virgil Will
Billy Lanker
George Turner
Ray Tracey
Crawford
A. J. Kinney
P. S. Kinney
Cecil Lowery
Isaac Johnson
Jack Sopher
Hayes Shireman
MacCutchenville
P $ Kinney
Paul Black
Rollan Peeble
Will Miller
Margaret
Beulah
Will Dibly
Vern Phillips
Wilmer Lawhead
Ruth
Anna
Dorothy Lawhead
George Lawhead
Lick Run
Jennie McElhinney
H W. Karr
R S Davidson
Constance and LeMoyne
Inez Beer
Nevada
George Hewett
Henry Fleck
Karl
I Cathryn
Dorothy
Edward Brown
Brown Home
Mizer
Fish
Phillip
Mary Kurszka
Angela
Josephine
A P Brown
Mary Brown
Vincent Orians
Florence Zawonda
Hoff
Frank Haubert
Katie McDonald
Alma Bradman
Fr. Brown
Louisville
Salem News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Wedding
Local residents visit, travel, and celebrate as families host dinners and attend First Communion. The Salem Junior Nine plan a game with Carey Boy Scouts. a wedding dinner for Edward Brown and Mary Brown features a grand menu and a humorous mix up with the groom's twin. The piece notes frugal eating as a path to healthier households.
Local notes from McCutchenville area
McCutchenville residents attend visits and gatherings with many names. A band concert occurs biweekly with the second on June 19. Local families host relatives from Risingsun, Upper Sandusky, and Tiffin and discuss upcoming high school attendees and military service notices from Jefferson Barracks to Fort Sam Houston Texas.
Local social notes from Findlay area events and visits
Charles Bell of Findlay spent Tuesday with friends here. Nelson Wickiser treated his house to a new coat of paint. Marion Gault, ill for some time, remains bedbound. L L Kimmel of Ft Wayne, Ind. visited relatives Tuesday. James Bristol returned from Marion where he had spent several days. Dr W A Marshall improving at home on West Main. Etha Lutz returned to Forest after visiting here. Crystal Gypson of Delphos visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Theodore Hostler. A M Bristol and family with Ollie Lutz drove to Findlay Saturday. William Bristol confined to his home due to heart and age-related ailments. Children day services held at MFE church with a large crowd. Clyde Yentzer and family moved to Lillie England house on Franklin street. Yentzer works for the Big Four. Death of Mrs Samuel Craun Tuesday noted. she was in good health earlier that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bell
Findlay
Nelson Wickiser
Marion Gault
L L Kimmel
Ft Wayne
Ind
James Bristol
Marion
W A Marshall
West Main Street
Etha Lutz
Forest
Crystal Gypson
Delphos
Theodore Hostler
M Bristol
Ollie Lutz
William Bristol
MFE
Clyde Yentzer
G A
Kennerley Farm
Lillie England House
Franklin Street
Yentzer
Big Four
Samuel Craun
Community notes from Vanlue and nearby towns
Asa Morris spent Sunday with relatives in Findlay. Zola Grant is seriously ill with tuberculosis at her home. S Parker had surgery in Minnesota and is recovering well. A church meeting and an excellent Lutheran program drew crowds. Sillik and Ruby Swihart visited Trumbull county. Grandma Williams from Findlay visited relatives. Ora Bright bought a seven passenger Studebaker. Harry Hammond bought a five passenger Elcar. The Vanlue team lost 15 to 14 at Arlington in their first game after little practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Morris
Findlay
Zola Grant
S Parker
Minnesota
U B
Sillik
Ruby Swihart
Trumbull County
Grandma Williams
Mrs Smith
John Hoy
Ora Bright
Studebaker
Harry Hammond
Merritt Renshler
Toledo
George Hennesy
Cora Renshler
Eula
Helen
G. W. Brown
Michigan
George Corbin
O. E Corbin
Vanlue
Arlington
Federal
Local Notices and Family Reunions Around Woodsdale
Residents in Woodsdale and nearby areas attended multiple family events and reunions. Mr Stouffer of Findlay visited on business. several households joined the Brown Snyder and Florence Switzer gatherings. a funeral for Mrs Florence Switzer was held in Findlay with Maple Grove burial.
Local social notes from Carey area residents
Joe Dible on the sick list. Alva Laws returns from Ohio to Ohio. Lawrence Ball and Stella visit Mrs Ralph Haford. Rev Drummond preaches at Bethany. Van Buren family of Carey dinner hosts. Harry Sawyer visits Mrs Starry Dible. cousins reunite after 19 years. Pratt family and Ruecefel children visit Dible home. Brayton Davis family dine with Ruffner household. Hetzel family and guests dine with Harold Rife. Spokey Mitten Greer and Fox guests with Smith at Sammet home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dible
Frank Haford
Cleveland
Alva Laws
Hazel Wright
P . Beaschler
William Proctor
Walter Beebe
Toledo
Fred Dible
Aurjun
O Wau
Thea
Lawrence Ball
Stella
Vernon Pratt
Edwin Ruecefel
Ruth
Danbury
Brayton Davis
Davis
J M Ruffner
Carey
R G Hetzel
Lucy
Horace
Harold Rife
Jacob Spokey
Nellie Mitten
Grace Greer
Helen Fox
Near
Mr Smith
Chicago
William Sammet
The Conversationalist Who Dominates All Talk
A reflective saying notes that the man who corners every conversation often corners nothing tangible. It comments on social behavior and focus. The line implies overtalk in place of action and hints at a broader commentary on communication.
St Paul Community Notes Rally for Local Church Events
Mrs Mina Tong and family spent Sunday at I E Copley home while the children's day service at St Paul drew a large attendance. A funeral for Mrs Walter occurred Sunday afternoon at St Paul. Union U B Van Horn and St Paul Sunday schools plan a union meeting at St Paul church with forenoon and afternoon sessions. Aaron Alspach family visited Huntington Ind to see Jacob Alspach recovering from a severe leg and ankle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Tong
I. E. Copley
St Paul
Harry Stoll
Clifford
Trumbull
Walter
Elmer Pratt
Effie
Joe Tong
Grace Chapel
C. Kennerley
Lucile
Blanchard
Julia Schrote
Bowling Green
Clarence Beck
Evelyn
Clarice
I. BE. Oman
Oral Cole
Rawson
Jason Cole
Clarence Kennerley
St. Paul
Union U B
van Horn
Aaron Alspach
Marie
Nellie
Lovina Ewing
Huntington
Ind
Jacob Alspach
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Readers
A reader from Bentonville Arkansas recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for a long lingering cough and throat irritation. The letter notes the product cured a cough the writer had for years and was once thought to be consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Glazier
Bentonville
Ark
Foley
J. D. Ewing
High Stepper Leads Team to Confident Win
A brief report notes a team training scene with a standout high stepper at the front guiding teammates. The focus is on momentum and coordinated effort during practice.
Local Visits Follow Weekend Guests in Ridge Center
Hobart Tong and Ray Thatcher of Carey called at the Jacob Bachar home Monday evening. Allen Devene and wife of Wharton were guests of Mr Devene and parents Hermes Devene Sunday. Mrs Charles Schrote and daughter Julia and son Lyons of St Paul visited the Bachar home Saturday afternoon. Daniel Walter and family of Cardington and Rev J W Shock with Mrs W H Fry of Carey called at the W Walter home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Willis McRill and daughters Lola Edna Bertha and Mrs For est Miller and daughters Mary Caroline of Woodsdale visited Mrs John Kleopfer Wednesday afternoon. Charley Dunbar and wife of Blanchard Fristy Nye and wife and Garnet and John Kleopfer and wife and son Fred called at the Bachar home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Tong
Ray Thatcher
Carey
Jacob Bachar
Allen Devene
Wharton
Devene
Hermes Devene
Charles Schrote
Julia
Lyons
St. Paul
W. Walter
Daniel Walter
Cardington
C X Diller
J W Shock
W H Fry
Willis McRill
Lola
Edna
Bertha
Forest Miller
Mary
Caroline
Woodsdale
John Kleopfer
Charley Dunbar
Blanchard
Fristy Nye
Garnet
Fred
Mrs Hart Reports Odd June Freeze in Kokoma Ind
Mrs Alphonso Hart says during a Kokoma Indiana visit it froze ice in the first week of June. She notes a cold rainy season delaying planting and adds Ohio remains a favorable state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso Hart
Kokoma
Ind
Ohio
Livery Barn Planned for Carey Area
E W Keefer visited town planning a livery near the Brayton barn behind Asa Brayton property. He may relocate later to the Henry Damon barn on South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
E W Keefer
Brayton
Asa Brayton
Henry Damon
South Street
Red Cross Auxiliary Formed In Local City
With eight of ten signatures, a Red Cross auxiliary is organized here led by Mayor H G Chambers and Dr. T A Spitler. Local organizing work will continue as a meeting in Upper Sandusky drew attendees including Mrs J D Ewing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
H G Chambers
T. A Spitler
E Luther Spaid
Emma Stief
J. B. Nichols
W. G Bradley
George Ash
J D Ewing
Ewing
Spaid
Bradley
Nichols
May Johnson
Upper Sandusky
Brown Family Reunion Opens With 50 Attendees
The Brown family reunion at the park opened last Thursday with 50 members attending. Officers elected include Fred Powell as president C D Smith as vice president Mrs Fred Powell as secretary and treasurer. The 1918 reunion is set for the first Thursday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Fred Powell
C. D Smith
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Berry News
ST. John
George Dewey
Inez
Neva
William Myers
Mabel Bame
May Greiner
Marie Chambers
H. D. Shultz
Henry
Jacob Searfors
S S Bame
Maxine
Harvey Newcomer
Hazel Chambers
Floyd Chambers
Flossie Wilcox
Lester Wilcox
John Shumaker
Herbert Presler
St John's Sunday School
Leroy Wonder
Miles Wonder
James Cross
Walnut Valley
Salem News
John Derr
Wilfred Logsdon
Eugene
Legn Gase
Springville
Fred Corwin
Carrey
J M Reynolds
Addison Kennerley
Albert Kummerer
F E Phillips
George Haubert
Martha
Risingsun
Leo Bradman
Jacob Haubert
Millersville
Salem
Carey Boy Scouts
Salem Diamond
George Lortz
Caroleen
Eulalia Wenzinger
George Hazerd
Champion
Harry Ehrlich
Clarence Laird
Emma Ehhrlich
Henry Felck
H L. Myers
Beatrice
Lloyd Logsdon
Tymochtee
Emmet Myers
Urban Foster Savidge
Henry Lortz
Gust Kummerer, Jr
Mary Louise
Srenchtown
Kummerer
Leon Schlachter
F Schlachter
J. Sprinkle
Peebles
Harriet Jamison
Earl
J. J. Heaton
Gail Wenner
Bucyrus
Dew’y Spoon
Almon Shafer
Pansy Zender
S. Stonebruner
M. Gierg L Wenninger
Frank Pennington
W. Pennington
Clair Powell
Babe
John Myers
Frank Babcock
Renna Muliholand
H .B. Clarke
C? Keamer
Bay
F Shafer
Alva Donaldson
Greenspring
J Hyde
Pennsylvania
Weston
M Gibson
William Houpt
W Lowmaster
Carrie Mullholand
L. Lowmaster
Crawfordsville
Stanley Pennington
Stanley Fritz
Pearl Myers
Daryl Mullholand
Henry Clarke
Gladys McAllister
W S. DeTray
John Miller
Our
Charles VanHorn
Lewis Knepper
Wil-lis McRill
Stouffer
Wm. Eatherton
Carey Park
Perry Beard
Arcadia
Henry Beard
Dam LeMott
Snyder
Emmet Sausser
Lewis.Knep
R. W. McRill
Ohn Kteopter
Florence, Switzer
Maple Grove
Ray Eschbaugh
W. P Miller
Chloe Amrine
van Eschbaugh
Chevrolet
Flint
H. R. Beis
N. Vance Street
Carey, Q
Martin Fiathern
Snyder’s
North and
Patterson Streets
Carey, Ohio
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