Local Social Notes and Guests From Findlay and Nearby
Mrs. W. S. Bish spent Wednesday in Findlay. Misses Bessie and Nellie O88 visit Findlay. Mrs. A. or Angelit guests of Austin friends. Ward from Findlay reported on business. Mrs. Herbert Newhard went to Findlay to visit relatives. Lewis Shumaker spent Monday and Tuesday at Columbus Grove. Nix G. Reynolds visiting with his brother M. G. Reynolds. Grace Chapel Sunday school at 9:00, preaching at 10:00. Mrs. A. W. Simonis ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cottrtad of Marion visited east of town. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Constien and son Perl guest of Upper Sandusky relatives. Mrs. Phillip Shalk of New Bremen spent Sunday-Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. A. W. Simonis. Nellie Copp still confined with a smashed middle finger from National Porcelain plant. Fourth of July shift: Times next week Wednesday morning. Mrs. William Moore thanks for handkerchiefs on sixtieth birthday. J. T. Myers filled in as carrier Route 3. Willie Wonder Route 2 briefly. regulars Alonzo Hunter and Alva Criger off duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bish
Findlay
Bessie
Nellie
A. Or Angelit
Austin Felends
Wis
Herbert Newhard
Lewis Shumaker
Columbus Grove
Nix G. Reynolds
M. G. C. Reynolds
Grace “Chapel
A. W. Simonis
Oak Sandi
Ryeice
Lalo Hoy
Will Cotrrtad
Marion
John Fleck
A. E. Constien
Perl
Upper Sandusky
Phillip Shalk
New Bicgle
Nellie Copp
National Porcelain Plant
Times
William Moore
J. T. Myers
Willie Wonder
Alonzo Hunter
Alva Criger
Meat Market Hours Adjusted for Fourth of July
Markets will close all day July 4 and reopen the night before at 10 00. C J Krupp and E C Harshberger sign.
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C J. Krupp
E. C. Harshberger
Memorial trip to Prairie Depot for Knights of Pythias services
Earl Black F G Stumpp Delmar Lusk No Wonder and Nick Lipold attended memorial services at Prairie Depot on Sunday, traveling together by automobile with other attendees from the area.
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Earl Black
F. G. Stumpp
Delmar Lusk
No Wonder
Nick Lipold
Prairie Depot
Knights of Pythias
Sale of Household Goods by Mrs Dora Ferrer
Public sale at residence on South street east of Southward's corner Saturday at two o'clock features a sewing machine refrigerator side board kitchen cupboard extension table bedstead mattress and spring wash stand cot gasoline oven chairs two large floor rugs dishes and more.
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South Street
Dora Ferrer
Couple Married At United Evangelical Parsonage
On Sunday at 6 30 p m at the United Evangelical parsonage Rev W Elmer Dassey united Miss May Keller and Mr Eugene Bloom in marriage The groom is a baker at the Bon Ton and the bride worked in a Findlay glove factory They plan to reside in Carey Friends later honored the couple with a celebratory outing in a wagon tied to an automobile with lively festivities and refreshments by Mrs Bloom
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United Evangelical Parsonage
W. Elmer Dassey
May Keller
Eugene Bloom
Russell Bloom
Edna Carter
Findlay
Adcom Keller
William Bloom
Bon Ton
Carey
Water Works
Bloom
Weaver and Brooks Bride at St Josephs Salem Township
John H. Weaver and Elizabeth Brooks were married at St Josephs church in Salem township during a high mass ceremony officiated by Rev Father John L Heinen. The bride wore a white satin gown and was attended by a cousin of the bride and John H Weavers sister Miss Elizabeth Weaver as bridesmaid. The wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Margaret Brooks home where immediate relatives gathered. The couple’s families are from near the city and Salem township with plans to begin housekeeping on a farm southwest of Upper Sangusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Salem Township
John H. Weaver
Elizabeth Brooks
John L. Heinen
Brooks
Frank Brooks
Salem
Handy
Shouse
Upper
Sangusky
All Day Grove Service Invites Community
An all day service is planned in Mr. Kear's grove one mile south of Beech Grove church next Sunday. Carey circuit churches join with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. followed by a platform meeting led by Rev. C. D. N. Moore. Rev. O. A. Smith of Amistad New Mexico will speak on The Transformation of the Frontier. Special songs and a solo by Mrs. Earl Burson accompany the event with no picnic features. attendees urged to bring dinner.
Delightful Dither Hosts Dinner Party notable attendees
Delightful Dither Misses Mary Ranger and Cletus Lowery hosted a dinner Tuesday at their east town home. A list of guest names includes Gertrude Blackledge Faye Teel Lucille Patterson Ruth Dow Ruth Kurtz Dorothy Brown and others.
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Mary Ranger
Cletus Lowery
Gertrude Blackledge
Faye Teel
Redcloud
Neb
Lucille Patterson
Ruth Dow
Ruth Kurtz
Dorothy Brown
Gladys Kennerley
Clara Newhard
Lucy Straw
Mary Newhard
Glenn Stroup
Maude Snyder
Edna Stroup Ral Ryder
Hazel Livingston
Katharine Hickle
Grace Nowlan
Doris Barton
Cecil Geebe
Corinne Wenner
Irene Gillett
Printer and Editor Seven Decades of Work in Northwest Ohio
Mrs A A Rangeler received Genoa Times noting illness of her brother in law James Sam son Fouke. Walter Fouke is a nephew. Fouke was a printer and publisher for 71 years reaching age 87. He started a pauper in 1846 and later worked in Fremont Henry county Elmore and Genoa. At 71 he started the Genoa Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Rangeler
Genoa Times
James Samson Fouke
Walter Fouke
Fouke
Upper Sandusky
Fremont
Henry County
Elmore
Genoa
Marion Steam Shovel Rep Injured At Lime Plant
A. H. Gray of the Marion Steam Shovel Co receives a mashed toe when a bar of iron falls on his left foot at the National Lime and Stone Co plant. Dr. L. N. Zeis attended the injury last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gray
Marion Steam Shovel Co
National Lime and Stone Co
LN. Zeis
Delegates Attend Luther League State Convention
Miss Ruth Kurtz Corrinne Wenner and Rev FB Father Spaid left Wednesday to attend the Luther League state convention in Findlay. This morning they were joined by Miss Maude Snyder Marjorie Sutphen and Dorothy Brown as delegates from the church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kurtz
Corrinne Wenner
Father Spaid
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Findlay
Maude Snyder
Marjorie Sutphen
Dorothy Brown
Bidders Notice for Amanda Township Road Prading Sale
On Saturday June 15 at two p m Trustees of Amanda Township will sell at Vanlue Ohio about five miles of road prading. Specifications on file with clerk. A cash or certified check deposit of 20.00 is required as evidence of good faith. S D Walters Clerk.
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Amanda Twp
Vanlue
Sod
Walters
Band Concert Tonight on Main Street
Band concert directed by G. V. Sutphen will be held this evening on Main Street at 7:30. The program includes a varied selection to entertain residents and visitors alike.
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G. V. Sutphen
Main Street
Stoned man tries to board southbound trains. chased by detective
A man attempting to ride the southbound Hocking Valley train was put off by the conductor about 4 30 this morning. He then tried to reboard and threw stones. A detective chased him up South Street and authorities reported an arrest was being pursued.
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Hocking Valley
South Street
Carriage Breaks In Near Perkins Factory Injury At Scene
Narration reports Walter Luzader's horse driven northeast near Perkins' factory broke loose and collided with a fence and telephone pole. Luzader sustained multiple injuries but remained in the scene and was taken to Carey for care after initial treatment by Dr. J D South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luzader
Perkins’ Factory
Operation on Geo W Wise for bladder trouble
Geo W Wise of the N 3 Newcomer farm northwest of the city underwent bladder surgery at St Vincent Hospital Toledo. Dr I N Zeis and Wise's son Elmer assisted. Mr and Mrs O O Koogle and two children from Van Wert visited Mrs Koogle's sister Mrs David Heck, with Mr Koogle returning Monday and the family staying until next Saturday.
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Geo. W. Wise
N. 3
Newcomer
Nothwest
St. Vincent's Hospital
Toledo
I. N. Zeis
Mr. Wise
Elmer
O. O. Koogle
van Wert
Auto
Classified Advertisement: In Advance Payment Terms
Payment must be in advance. First insertion six words per line at fifteen cents each line. Each subsequent insertion ten cents. WANTED girl or work to do general housework. Good salary. Mrs R G Spencer Jr.
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R. G. Spencer, Jr
Elgin Butter Market and Poultry Prices Listed
The Carey Markets report oats butter and grain figures with multiple livestock categories. Prices for seaeie clipped lambs wool lambs cattle calves and poultry are listed alongside Elgin butter market cream price 25.
New Kind of Boarders in Town
A quirky local note describes youths in a boarding situation with a transcribed exchange about eighteen year olds and seven teen focus, hinting at unusual living arrangements and community interest.
Hoax Targeted Beggar Bowed On Time of Need Claim
A short fragment shows a hoax accusation where a beggar calls a donor his succor in need, while another person counters that the donor was a sucker. The excerpt reflects a confrontational exchange about deceit.
First Assembly in America and Virginia Burgesses
In 1619 Sir George arrived as governor of Virginia and convened a yearly general assembly. Burgesses from each town were elected to draft laws, marking a foundational moment in colonial self-government. The event occurred at Jamestown amid ceremonies and floral displays.
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Sir George
Virginia
Wier
Nis
House of Burgesses
Jamestown
Frayed OCR Snippet Reveals Confused Theater Crowd
A jumbled extract mentions a tavern, wealth collectors, and an incident where a man comments on art, while a surgeon notes an eleventh appendicitis operation and a patient’s brief life. The source cites Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothipe
Mr. Gates
von Eng
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Preventing Fly Breeding in Stable Manure Handling
Instructions to screen stables and manage manure to stop fly breeding. Remove manure at least twice weekly and store in a closed bin or pit. After cleaning stalls, treat manure with gypsum or slaked lime and spray stored manure with kerosene or Paris Green if flies appear. Allow fourteen days between adult emergence and egg laying.
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Thorouady
Paris
Darius Green Reflects On His Flying Dream At Store
In a crossroads grocery, Darius Green vents years of grievance about his failed flying dream. He recalls thrashing machines since boyhood and laments the elocution incident that sparked rumor. He also mentions cheese and tea purchases as a nearby shopper reacts.
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Cross-Roads
Darius Green
Red School
Hawkins
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