Mullholland Purchases New Ford In Local Correspondence
CORRESPONDENCE notes G A Mullholland buys a Ford. Several social items mention visits and gatherings across Kenton Fostoria Dunkirk Melrose and Bucyrus. The Hill reunion is set for Aug 8 1914 at H C Hill’s residence with invitations to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Snyder
Kenton
Htchen
Mae Saunders
Fred Etchen
Fostoria
Florence
Clarice Ranck
Melrose
Warl Hatck
Levi Helms
James Helms
Milo Haines
Bucyrus
R. P. Haines
Elizabeth Johnson
George
Max
Toledo
Lulu
Zella Haines
Harvey Haines
Dunkirk
C. C Haines
Alema
H. C. Freet
Hill
H. C. Hill
Woodsdale Social Notes Recount Weekend Visits
Mrs W P Miller called on Mrs Blodgett Saturday afternoon. The Woodsdale column correction notes last week’s Vanlue placement. Mr and Mrs W P Miller hosted Sunday guests Perry Miller and family of Huber. Henry Beard and family visited Mrs Jay Shuck in Findlay. Elias Steen of Limestone Ridge joined H P Miller’s family Sunday. Mrs R W McRill and Mrs H P Miller visited Jegi Searfoss near Findlay Thursday. Jeff McRill of Findlay and Mrs T D Jacobs with son Merle were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P
H P. Miller
Jegi Searfoss
Findlay
Jeff McRill
T. D Jacobs
Merle
Sunday Visits and Family Meals Across Oak Grove
Residents from Arcadia and nearby towns enjoyed a series of Sunday visits and meals. Brooks Moore and others traveled to Scioto Marsh, while several families shared dinners with relatives, including the Nye and Schubert households and kin of Bucyrus, Fostoria, and Arcadia.
Local families visit in Tymochtee Liberty Center and Findlay
Mr and Mrs Will Davidson and family spent Sunday in Tymochtee. Mrs Ambrose Bland visits Liberty Center. Mr and Mrs Chas Gloeser of Sycamore join Mrs Flora E Gibbs. Mr and Mrs Forest Baker and children were Findlay guests of Mr and Mrs Clint Baker in Whippoorwill. A party from this locality attended the Modern Woodmen convention in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davidson
Ambrose Bland
Liberty Center
Chas. Gloeser
Sycamore
Flora E. Gibbs
Forest Baker
Findlay
Clint Baker
Whippoorwill
Toledo
Local Families Attend Sunday Event Amid Storm Disruption
Eve Gibbs and several couples from Carey visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bland on Saturday. A Sunday storm kept many nearby from attending the Children’s Day program at McCutchenville. Bee Gibson and family hosted music Saturday night with Lemonade and wafers served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Gibbs
Joan H. Gilliland
Ambrose Bland
Ray Brashares
Carey
Chas. Bland
McCutchenville
Bee Gibson
Famiy
aWd Gibson
Flora E. “Gibbs
Geo. Gibbs
Salem News Local Socials and Community Visit Highlights
Ed Davidson visited Upper Sandusky and shared meals with Clarence Brooks near Lovell. Edith Garr from Carey spends a week with aunt Mrs. Michael Wensinger. The Flecks Kemmerlys Karrs and others joined gatherings at Lovell Crawford cemetery and Lick Run Poultry Farm. Temporary officers were named and a committee was formed to beautify the Crawford cemetery grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Davidson
Sandusky
Leo,Bryaritan
Millersville
Dar ‘Brodman
Upper Santa
John E Davidson
Clarence Brooks
Lovell
Edith Garr
Carey
Michael Wensinger
Henry Fleck
L. J. Kemmerly
Peter Henige
Toledo
Auto
Michael Weinsinger
H. W. Karr
Crawford
Ann Smith
Findlay
Jennie McElhinney
Middle
Will Pfeifer
Ambrose Shumaker
Isaac Everett
Kramer
George Wright
Local families visit relatives across Crawford and nearby towns
William Lanker remodels his barn while multiple families from Crawford and nearby communities visit kin in Adrian, Sycamore, Carey, and Belleville areas. Relatives include the Davises, Ackermans, Gibsons, Kimmels, and Haferds.
Promoter of Christ’s Hospital Left Largely in City History
Obituary notes the death Sunday of a longtime benefactor connected to the odist Home for the Aged and G. H. Beaschler. The deceased aided the Methodist Home for the Aged in Cincinnati, a project valued at about one million dollars, reflecting a legacy in local charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odist
G. H. Beaschler
Edwin ‘Brown
Christ's Fospital
Methodist Home For the
Cincinnati
Wharton Notices and Community Happenings Keep Town Busy
Wharton residents report plenty of work this spring with scarce hands. On June 25 the Wharton W. C. T U picnic will be held at the infirmary. A large rain fell Monday afternoon ending a three week dry spell. Local crews continue laying rail on the Big Four line. Various church and school events fill the week including Children's Day services and an address by A P Sandles. Budgets of social life include ice cream and lemonade at picnics and the Wharton band’s recent success at a Mifflin township outing. The funeral of Mollie Hubarger of Marion was held in Wharton with German language services and interment in Wharton cemetery.
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Arton
Wharton W. Cy O T. U
Henry
Boston
Wharton
Hebron
Carey
A. P. Sandles
M. B. Church
Big Four
Wharton Corporation
Richland Township
M. E
Upper Sandusky Fair Grounds
Chaven, of God
New Zion Church
Mifflin Township
Nicholas Baes
Duffield Bros
Dallas
John Bolton
George
Los Angeles
Calif
Big Oak
Denver _ Dysinger
Kemmerley
West Main Street
Denver
Findlay
J. Reinharth
Martin Corfman
Reinharth
Wharton Cemetery
Hubarger
Mollie Hark
John Krider
Paul Hubarger
Marie
Nina
Bernice
Pear
Pauline
Leota
Leona
Nellie Storer
Marion
Nona Krider
Local Social Roundabout Reports Visits and Spends
E and Brown spent Tuesday in Upper Sandusky on business. Joseph England of near Forest visited with Alvin England and sisters Sunday. Laird Rickle stayed with his sister Mrs W M Hunter Wednesday through Sunday. Stella Walter of Crawford visits aunt Mrs Charles Hunter this week. Frank Kemmerly of Bethesda spent Wednesday with his parents Alvin Kemmerly. James Walter and wife visited Sunday with Mrs Walter's parents R D Gilliland and family near Bethesda. Alvin Kemmerly and wife visited Sunday with their son Henry Kemmerly and family near Grace Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayton Davis
Alfred
Forest
Sycamore
Alma Ackerman
Carey
William Lanker
Frank Gibson
Will Kimmel
Robert Lowery
Rose
Lavina
Ralph Haferd
Rudolph Haferd
Adrian
Russell
Edwin Patrick
Fred Dible
Danbury
Ed Wyss
Marjory
Luella
Carl Veith
Evelyn
R. G Hetzel
Chester Rosendale
Wood County
B F. Smalley
J. B Single
Porest Dingle
Opal
Crawford
Berry School
Edwin
Patrick
Earl Williams
Springville
Walter Beebe
Toledo
Marengo
Brayton
Davis
B. G. Hetzel
Tedo
Eling Miller
Lucas County
Steiner
E. & Brown
Upper Sandusky
Joseph England
Near Forest
Alvin England
Laird Rickle
W. M. Hunter
Stella Walter
Charles Hunter
Frank Kemmerly
Bethesda
Alvin Kemmerly
James Walter
R. D. Gilliland
Henry Kemmerly
Grace Chapel
St Paul Social Guests Visit Neighbors Across Town
A list of Sunday and weekend visits includes Harry Steven, Copley, Schrote, and Stevens families visiting Carey, Shull, Shull home, Presser, Baughman clans, and others.-relatives from Carey, Whitehouse, Toledo travel for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Copley
Carey
Harry Stevens
J. L. Shull
Florence Shull
N. B. Presser
Grace Chapel Sabbath Services and Community Visit Notes
Grace chapel hosts Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m next Sunday Delphia Ferry of Columbus visiting relatives here Several local visits reported including Copplers Wickisers Shaws and Snyders with friends from Carey and Wharton sharing Sunday activity and fishing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Chapel
Delphia Ferry
Columbus
B. D. Coppler
William Turner
North of Carey
Mourrine
Cecil Laird
Ruth
Ira Wickiser
Charles Kennerley
Frank Shaffer
Bert Snyder
Annie Hunter
Nora
Carey
Ruth Wickiser
Local Social News From McCutchenville and Tiffin
Miss Pearl Yentzer sews at A F Shafer's home. Mr and Mrs Harry Weipinger and Martha visited Tiffin friends Saturday. Prof F L Teal and Janice of Lima vacationing here. Children’s Day services at Reform church postponed due to storm. Ralph Sink Marie Ellis and Mrs Roscoe Weininger visited Multholand Sunday. Local shoppers and Good Cheer Y M B C group met Thursday. about forty attended with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stoll
N. B. Presser
Addison Lee
John Holbert
Levi Baughman
James Baughman
Clarence Baughman
BE. A
A. Baughman
Carey
Andrew Searfoss
Near Wharton
Robert Werner
Whitehouse
A. Beck
Arnold Lee
David Beck
J. A Deldrick
Clarence Beck
Vanluc
L. F Fenstermaker
Paul
Florence
Edward Clady
Chas
Luella Fenstermaker
J. &. ‘Wright
Elmer Pratt
Effie
Lonna Pratt
Gladys
Anna Hill
Ralph
Lillie
Lloyd
Adrian
Dorothea Opper
Cora Baughman
Ethel Criger
Eugene Baughman
Tom Leninger
Alvador Clark
Mt. Blanchard
Mt. Zion
Pearl Yentzer
A. F Shafer
Harry Weipinger
Martha
F. L. Teal
Janice
Lima
the Reformed Church
Ralph Sink
Marie Ellis
Roscoe Weininger
R. A. Multholand
L. Meshinger
Doy Shafer
A. F. Shafer
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Royal Baker
Royal Baking Powder Co
New York
G. A. Mullholland
Ford
Nancy Johnson J
Ben Clouse
R. W. McRall
Charles Gillespie
Treva
Biglick Township
W. M.eatherton
William Pepple
Huber
Lem Aurand
PR. W. McRilly
Woodsdale
Oak Grove
Brooks Moore
Arcadia
Charles Martin
Adam Nye
Dora Nye
Allen Putnam
O. N. Copley
J. A. Newcomer
S. Bane
Harry Thomas
Scioto Marsh
H. Schubert
Bert Spyder
Tobias Martin
James Martin
James Westover
Helen Feigle
Arthur Wisner
W. H. Scholl
Goldie and Allen
R. Thyser
Lowell and
Grace
C. Crawford
S B. Newcomer
Milton and
J. E. Newcomer
Lisle
Albert Wolf
Mark
Bessie Crawford
William Schubert
Berry News
de Laval and
Primus
Menry L. Myers
Salem ‘News
John Deere
Ohio
McCormick Binders
McCormick
John, Deé Este
Hay Tedders
Keystong
Geetius
Bluebell
Cte
Dane
Deere Hay Loaders
Keystone
Plymouth
ST. Paul
Harry Steven
Goodyear
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