Local social notes list visits and travels in Findlay and beyond
Shoppers and travelers fill Findlay area social pages with a web of visits. Mrs W Z Campbell and daughter Velma shop in Findlay. Maud Snyder visits Helen Ginn in Washington D C. Laurel Laning and son Albert return from Leipsich. F L Straus from Muncie hosts Lulu and Urban Kokenge. mail routes and vacations noted as Orville Dunlap handles Route 2 and Alva Criger enjoys a vacation. Numerous relatives visit in Tipton Kokomo Detroit Toledo Columbus Upper Sandusky and Lima with gatherings at Wharton M church and other homes.
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Autor
Johnson & Miller's
Z.campbell
Velma
Findlay
Maud Snyder
Helen Ginn
Washington D. H
Laurel Laning
Albert
Leipsich
F. L. Straus
Muncie
Ind
Lulu
Urban Kokenge
Orville Dunlap
Alva Criger
Alphonso Hart
Tipton
Kokomo
Local social notes and visits across several towns
Engraved cards at the Times office and a long list of visits. Mrs. Fred Grooms remains in critical condition after a Tuesday in Upper Sandusky. Various trips end in Findlay Toledo Marion and Cleveland with guests staying at homes or visiting relatives. Mrs. H D Shultz travels for church events while others attend conventions and hospital procedures.
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Times Office
Grooms
Fred Grooms
Upper Sandusky
H. D. Shultz
Findlay
R. C. van Burer
J., L. Culler
Toledo
Henry Kramer, Sr
Carl Schira
B. L. “Wallace
Marion
M. A. Strawaut
Charles Kentz
Stiger
Fostoria
Jacob Wonder
Urton & Thomas
Pieracinni & Son’s
Bake Sale and Supper at B Church Kickoff Weekend
The Ladies Aid of the B church will hold a bake sale and serve ice cream cake coffee and sandwiches Saturday afternoon and evening in the room in the Ogg block recently vacated by Cr Sutter. Also a Take What You Get supper at the home of Mr and Mrs T Renschler on West South Street beginning at 6 30 p.m.
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B Church
Ogg
Cr. Sutter
T. Renschler
West South Street
Red Cross fund drive appoints three coordinators
The Wyandot county finance committee overseeing the $10,000,000 county quota of the Red Cross drive has named G. Spencer to push the matter in Carey. C. D. Smith will cover Crawford township and Harry Stevens will handle Ridge township duties.
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Wyandot County
Red Cross
G. Spencer
Carey
C. D. Smith
Crawford Township
Harry Stevens
Ridge ,Township
Tearing Down Old Livery Barn for New Garage Building
The W. H. Phelps Garage Co begins tearing down the Main Street livery barn to make way for a new garage building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Main Street
Death of Francis Fox in Kenton after hernia operation
Francis Fox died at San Antonio Hospital Kenton shortly before midnight after an operation for hernia. He had worked nearly all his life for the Hocking Valley railroad, serving as foreman and foreman of section men. He was aged 51 years and 14 days, survived by his wife Ida, son Fred, his mother, one sister and four brothers. Funeral at Our Lady of Consolation with large attendance. interment in St Mary’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Fox
San Antonio
Kenton
Hoéking Valley
I. N. Zeia
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Woodmen
Wm. Haegele
C. D. Kentfield
L. A. Kennerley
Frank McGown
Ilo Wonder
Chas. Thompson
Mr. Fox
Salem Township
J. J. Fox
Ida Dietelbach
Fred
Findlay
Fox
Hocking Valley Railroad
Pemberville
Jerome Reinhart
Carey
W. H. Fox
George Fox
Fostoria
E .B. Fox
West of Town
Lawrence Fox
Out of Town
Chas. Doppler
Henry Slemmer
Lewis Binan
Upper Sandusky
John Parker
Harpster
Luella
Clara Collet
Tiffin
George Haubert
Millersville
Wh. Dietelbach
Leavittsburg
George Diab
Gibsonburg
E. F Snouffer
Hocking Valley
Bert Dietelbach
Herman Ritter
Wm Powell
Charles Doppler
Caleb Dietelbach
John Schmuck
Willis Schmuck
Ralph Schmuck
Homer Thrall
William Dietelbach
Maccabees
Helen
Raymond Campbell
H Frederick
Frederick Mo
Amil Pahl and
Wm. Young
Clara Livingston
Clarence Krupp
Toledo
John Wisebaker
When to Cut Alfalfa Says Ohio Station Experts
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station specialists advise cutting alfalfa when new shoots at the crown reach one to two inches. The ten percent bloom rule may fail as base shoots can grow large before bloom and be injured at harvest. Prompt cutting aids a second crop and quality declines if left too long. Leave about two inches of stubble to protect young shoots.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Corn Crops Damaged by Cut Worms in Carey Area
Wv V Thomas near Carey reports ten acres of corn where ground is perforated by cut worms with 20 holes in a six inch square. Despite this damage the stand is still fair. Oliver Thomas in the same neighborhood also reports worm trouble.
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V. Thomas
Carey
Mr. Thomas
Oliver Thomas
Birthday Celebrations at Johnson Farm and Club Visit
Mrs W H Mills of Hand Station Michigan visited Sunday to remind her sister Mrs W C Johnson of her birthday anniversary. A P and Ross Johnson also celebrated birthdays with a feast at the Johnson farm north of town. Attending were Mrs W C Johnson and family including Ross May Adah Howard Paul Carl Helen, plus Mrs Mills. Mrs Joe Smith hosted the P R S Club Thursday with guests including Mrs G E Greer, Grace Ruth Susan Elizabeth Chesebrough Lucille Hayes Greer Helen Jenkins Hattie Ruehle Nellie Mitten.
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W.H. Mills
Hand’ Station
Mich
W. C. Johnson
A. P
Ross Johnson
Johhnson Farm
Ross
May
Adah
A P Johnson
Howard
Paul
T. V. Johnson
Carl
Helen
W. H. Mills
Hand Station
Joe Smith
P. R. S. Club
G. E. Greer
Grace
Ruth
Susan Elizabeth
David Chesebrough
Lucille
Hayes Greer
Helen Jenkins
Hattie Ruehle
Nellie Mitten
Lutheran Missionary Society Social At Mrs Kemerley Home
Ladies attending this afternoon program at 2:00 will hear vocal solos by Elsie Howard piano solos by Gladys Kemerley piano duets by Kemerley and J L Culler and a talk on their anniversary chest by E Luther Spaid A silver offering will be donated to the chest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H Kemerley
Lutheran Missionary Society
Elsie Howard
Gladys Kemerley
Kemerley
J. L. Culler
E. Luther Spaid
Picnic at Keller's Mill Draws Local Family Group
Last Sunday a group picnicked at Keller's Mill including Mr and Mrs Carl Schira Mr and Mrs Cyril Kramer Frank Schira Paul Kramer Vincent Krupp Paul Krupp Miss Elsie Baldwin of Kenton Eunice Courtad Martha Schira Theresa Schira Frances Kromer and Lulu Garn enjoying a dinner and supper together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller’s Mill
Carl Schira
Cyril Kramer
Frank Schira
Paul Kramer
Vincent Krupp
Paul Krupp
Elsie Baldwin
Kenton
Eunice Courtad
Martha Schira
Theresa Schira
Frances Kromer
Lulu Garn
Carey area hosts family gathering of Orians and kin
Mr and Mrs Frank Orians and sons Willie Lawrence and Vincent shared Sunday hospitality with Mr and Mrs Raymond Orians one and a half miles southwest of Carey. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs John Shumaker and family Mr and Mrs Henry Kramer Jr and family Mr and Mrs Albert Schlachter and Mr and Mrs Frank Pahl and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Orians
Willie, Lawrence and
Vincent
John Shumaker
Henry Kramer, Jr
Albert Schlachter
Frank Pahl
Raymond Orians
Carey
Wenner Family Entertains Honoring Local Guests
Mr and Mrs C Wenner hosted a Sunday gathering honoring Mr and Mrs H L Wenner of Norwalk and Mr and Mrs C C Wenner, with guests including Mr and Mrs L S Moser of Upper Sandusky, Mr and Mrs F C Beebe, Miss Corrine Wenner, Mr L B Pence and Mr Forest Wenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C . Wenner
H L. Wenner
Norwalk
C. C Wenner
L. S Moser
Upper Sandusky
F C. Beebe
Corrine Wenner
Pence
Forest Wenner
Justus Lodge 393 Knights of Py thias Event Planned
Justus Lodge 393 Knights of Pythias will entertain members and families Friday evening June 22 at the Castle hall. Brothers bring wives and enjoy the evening. A freewill offering will be taken for the Red Cross.
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Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Red Cross
Beebe Hosts Edith Bee be and Mrs Barton for Supper
Mr and Mrs F C Beebe of east of town entertained Miss Edith Beebe and her guest Mrs Charles Barton of Columbus at supper Thursday evening of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Beebe
East of Town
Edith Beebe
Charles Barton
Columbus
East Side Hosts Dinner Party For Salem Guests
Mr and Mrs F Thome of the east side and Mr and Mrs George 4 h were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Gantz of Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Thome
East of Town
George
Elizabeth Gantz
Salem
Social Roundup From Tiffin And Surroundings
Harold Shock visited Tiffin on Wednesday evening. Miss Elizabeth Motter returned home from Bowling Green State Normal this week. Mr and Mrs Carl Gottfried of St Louis came home last Sunday after a week with relatives here. Dr J W Cosgray and daughters Helene and Maxine of Toledo and Miss Ruth Elder of Pioneer spent Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs William Michaels of Sycamore were guests Sunday at C H Hull's home east of town. Mr and Mrs G F Newhard and sons Chapin and Frederick and Mr and Mrs Horace Newhard of St Louis visited here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Augustine
Toledo
Stanley Sheets
E. &. Brown
Miss Sarles
Roy Wickiser
Grace Chapel
Inez Collins
St. Wayne
Ind
Tom Gagnon
Joe Smith
Nellie
R. D. McKinnon
Upper Sandusky
E. EF. Brown
Luella Lahr
Wharton M
Wallace Beebe
F. C. Beebe
East of Town
John Boyce
John
Harry Neuderkohr
Tiffin
Louis Fritz
McCutchenville
Heidelberg Summer Normal
S. C. Dunlap
Ss. B Beitler
Columbus
D. Myers
Findlay
Delaware
Aaron Suber
Subers
Maggie Courtright
Shelbyville
Claute Angus
Cleveland
Delmar Angus
Marjorie
Robert
Henry Fetter
Helen Brooks
F J Simonis
W. J. Karcher
Grant Hospital
Karcher
J. Hoffman
Catherine
Fred Crum
van Pelt
Lima
C Weigh
C D. Smith Reid Beitler
Ohio State University
Clair Powell
Little Sun
May Powell
Roy Simpson
Sycamore
Cc. Dunlap
Miss Magogle
M & Church
Planktop
Charlies Stuckey
A J Mantz
Frederick
Richard Frederick
Harry Heck
Jack
Tieck
Jacob Hilty
Ann Arbor
Mich
Heck
Joe Myers
Harpn Kurtz
Luciille
Harold
Lucile Shock
Christian Endeavor
Mary Watson
Indiana
Reynolds
Maple Grove
Laurel Laning
Fred Gould
Fred Wilbur
Luella
Josie Rowe
Michigan
John Richcreek
Minnie Tong
George Wonder
Mt. Blanchard
Squire
Joseph Wonder
Slack
Margaret Shumaker
A. G. Collet
Elsie Baldwin
McGuffy
Ralph Kurtz
Kenton
Geo. W. Beis
Carrie
Seymour Steigerwalt
Ruth
Peter Brooks
Miss Helen
Mr. Brooks
Helen
O. M. Randall
Brooks Randall
Detroit
Randall
J P. Newhard
Jay Newhard, Jr
Frank Wonder
Baton Rouge
Jacob Wonder
Lily Wonder
New Orleans
J. C. Lindsay
Edith
Geneva
Lindsay
D C Henry
W .L. Lindsay
Portsmouth
H D Shultz
Carey
Ohio State
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Harold Shock
Elizabeth Motter
Bowling Green State Normal
Carl Gottfried
St. Louis
J. W Cosgray
Helene and
Maxine
Ruth Elder
Pioneer
William Michaels
Micheal
C. H. Hull
G. F. Newhard
Chapin
Horace Newhard
Reactives
Miss Halcyon Hall Returns After Two Years at Bowling Green
Miss Halcyon Hall completed the two year normal course at Bowling Green State Normal and returned last Friday evening.
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Halcyon Hall
Bowling Green State Normal
Notice to forbear fishing or trespassing on farms
We the undersigned forbid all fishing or trespassing on our farms under full penalty of the law. Signatories include PRANK OGG S. B. KLEOPPER J. J. BRANDT JOHN KESSLER RAYMOND C. BEEBE F. C. BEEBE S S. M. RANGER A. H. KEMERLEY FRED THOME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Ogg
S. B. Kleopper
J. J. Brandt
John Kessler
Raymond C. Beebe
F. C. Beebe
SS. M. Ranger
A. H. Kemerley
Fred Thome
Motorcycle club tour tests riders’ safety in town
About 50 motor cyclists from Tiffin stopped in the business district Sunday afternoon on a tour from Upper Sandusky to Van Wert. The ride aimed to gauge how many could complete the trip without a mishap.
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Tiffin
Upper Sandusky
Vanlue
Pleasant Auto Trip Brings Family Visit to Port Clinton
Mr and Mrs Grant Tong and children Esther and Winfield Miss Ella Thom Mr and Mrs Al Bookwalter and sons Harry Ralph and William Mr and Mrs Forest Baker and daughter Mary Mr and Mrs D S Chesebrough and daughter Lucille and Mr Harry Savidge composed an auto party who visited Port Clinton and Toledo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Tong
Esther
Winfield
Ella Thom
al Bookwalter
Harry
Ralph
William
Forest Baker
Mary
D. 5S
Chesebrough
Lucille
Harry Savidge
Port Clinton
Toledo
Carey Warns On Unlicensed Dogs With Death Penalty
The notice signed by J. W. Weaks of the Dog Police warns that after July 1 any dog found on streets or alleys of Carey without a paid license and tag may be shot on sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
J. W. Weaks
Dog Police
Mr and Mrs C H Travis Move to Toledo
Mr and Mrs C H Travis relocate from West Mansfield to Toledo. Mr Travis resigns from Standard Oil Co and takes a new position with Sun Oil Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Travis
West Mansfield
Toledo
Travis
Standard Oil Co
Sun Oil Co
Card of Thanks for Fire Help
Neighbor and friends are thanked for prompt response to last Thursday’s fire. Signed M. B. Smith.
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M. B. Smith
Salem to Host Wyandot Indians Baseball Game
Salem will play the Wyandot Indians next Sunday on the Salem grounds with music provided by the Kirby Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Kirby Band
Church buys bonds in Liberty issue
The Rev. G. H. Ricken pastor of St. Joseph's church in Fremont subscribed for 500 dollars of Liberty bonds on behalf of his parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Ricken
St. Joseph’s Church of
Fremont
Rebekah School of Instruction Planned Friday
Great plans are being made for the Rebekah School of Instruction to be held here Friday June 29. Local organizers expect a full turnout and programs covering regalia and history with speakers and demonstrations.
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Rebekah School of Instruction
Proper Food for Weak Stomach
The article advises a diet tailored to age and occupation, urging slow eating and thorough chewing for those with weak stomachs. It recommends Chamberlain Tablets to relieve constipation and improve bowel movement, noting they are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Road to Happiness and Digestive Help Ad
A cheerful tip suggests happiness by being amiable and avoiding constipation. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as effective for bowel movement, appetite improvement, and digestion, implying ease of life when constipation is relieved.
Stranded Stranger Held for Drunkenness on Train
A well dressed stranger and furniture salesman was taken off the Hocking Valley train Saturday noon and jailed for drunkenness. He carried orders in his book and caused a disturbance at the jail, demanding water, singing, and using strong language.
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Hocking
Fine Wheat Prospects In Local Area
Frank Kirian from near New Riegel reported paying his subscription and praised the wheat crop as exceptionally fine with strong prospects for a good harvest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kirian
New Riegel
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