Mehr Licht Club Hosts Evening Meeting in Social News
Mrs. James W. Gibson hosted the Mehr Licht Club last Tuesday with papers including A Great Scientist of Today Picturesque Alaska Where Nights Are Dark and The Eskimo Dog read by Mrs. Luther Spaid. Bradley presented the Alaska talk and will host next. A birthday committee plans a Washington Birthday social Thursday for Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Gibson
Mehr Licht Clu
Lowell
Alaska
W. G. Bradley
A. Blue
C. W. Brayton
BE. Luther Spaid
Mrev C
Héck
Jirs
Bradley
P. BE. Wonder
S. D. Myers
Naamah Hunter
John McGuire
F. B. Grooms
Zetta Kennerley
Alphonso Hart
Ella Now
Ed Moore
Wm. Zahn
J 1 Ewing
J. H. Phillips
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Washington
Powell Dinner Guests Include Shuman Criger Powell Weck
Mr and Mrs Fred Powell hosted last Thursday's dinner with guests Mr and Mrs George Shuman and son Clayton Mr and Mrs Lewis Criger and daughter Elsie Mr and Mrs Daniel Powell and son Paul and Mr and Mrs Ralph Weck and sons Melford and Robert The group enjoyed games through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Powell
George Shuman
Clayton
Lewis Criger
Elsie
Daniel Powell
Paul
Ralph Weck
Melford
Robert
Adrian Crochet Club Hosts and Travellers Club Meet
Mrs Fred Ewing hosted the Adrian Crochet Club last Thursday with a fine two course lunch. Guests included Mrs Frank Knowlton Mrs Joe Whorle Mrs Eugene Ewing and Ellen Sade of Carey. In two weeks they will gather at Mrs Orson Gibson’s home. The Travellers' Club met Monday with Dr A H Myers. Mrs Homer Thrall discussed Robert Burns Cotter's Saturday Night Highland Mary and current events before adjourning to meet again in two weeks with Miss Stella Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ewing
Adrian
Travellers’ Club
A. H. Myers
Homer Thrall
Robert Burns
Jacob Sours
H. M. Brundage
Columbus
Mr. Brundage
L. Brundage
Daryl Mullholand
George L Weininger
Harry Weininger
Martha Leitz
Parish workers honored at Consolation lunch and cards
About 75 members of Our Lady of Consolation Church gathered at the parish hall Monday evening for lunch and cards. Father Fish planned the affair to show appreciation for the bazaar and supper volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Father Fish
Mrs James W Gibson Hosts Priscillas Meeting
Mrs James W Gibson entertained the Priscillas at their regular Tuesday afternoon gathering with social conversation and fancy work. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W Gibson
G C J Girls Meet with Miss Ogg for Evening
The C. J. G girls met last Thursday evening with Miss Bessie Ogg. Miss Gertrude Stoll attended as a guest. The group enjoyed cards and dancing with refreshments. Miss Amelia Kear will host the club next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ogg
Gertrude Stoll
Amelia Kear
Royal Society Crochet Club Hosts Husbands Evening
The Royal Society Crochet Club entertains their husbands at the home of Mrs W E Montague thinner Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society Crochet Club
W E Montague Thin
Neighborhood Shower Honors Edith Kitzler Before Wedding
Ladies gathered Monday at Mr and Mrs Frank Kitzlers home for a miscellaneous shower in honor of Edith Kitzler whose marriage took place Tuesday. The event featured games and music and a lunch prepared by Mrs Kitzler. Edith received many useful and beautiful gifts.
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Frank Kitzler
Miss Edith
Miss Edna and Miss Lucile Shock Host Sunday School Party
Miss Edna and Miss Lucile Shock entertained the R F O M class of the United Brethren Sunday school at Mr and Mrs C O Young home. After the business meeting music and games followed by light refreshments were served.
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Edna
Lucile Shock
United Brthren
Pythian Banquet Ends New Membership Contest
The Knights of Pythias held a banquet Tuesday evening to close a membership contest. Roy Kirkwood led the winning side while Alphonso Hart coordinated with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Knights of Pythias
Roy Kirkwood
Alphonso Hart
Mrs. Phillips Hosts Aid Society Event in Adrian
Mrs Jack Phillips of Adrian will entertain the Aid Society of the M E church at her Adrian home this week Mrs Eugene Ewing and daughter Ellen Sade will be guests.
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Jack Phillips
Adrian
Aid Society
The
M. E Church
Eugene Ewing
Ellen Sade
Mrs Roy Kirkwood Hosts Dinner With Friends
Mr and Mrs Roy Kirkwood entertained Mr and Mrs Carl Mitchell at dinner last Thursday evening. Mrs J N Zeis and Mrs William Zahn also spent a pleasant evening there.
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Roy Kirkwood
Carl Mitchell
J. N. Zeis
William Zahn
Sunday School Pot-Luck At Mrs Bradley Home
The members of her Lutheran Sunday school class enjoyed a pot-luck supper at the home of Mrs. W. G. Bradley Tuesday evening.
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Lutheran Sunday School
W. G. Bradley
Mrs Houk Hosts Nineteen Hundred Club Carpet Rag Sewing
Mrs. W. H. Houk will entertain the Nineteen Hundred Club Thursday afternoon with a carpet rag sewing session. Members plan to share patterns and chat about sewing projects in a friendly social gathering.
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W. H. Houk
Nineteen Hundred Club
Mrs. R. B. Neu Hosts Wimodausis Club Meeting
Mrs. R. B. Neu will entertain the Wimodausis Club at a regular session next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Neu
Wimodausis Club
Elias Wentling of Wharton Dies After Illness at 76
Elias Wentling of Wharton died Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 after a two week illness from bronchial pneumonia. He was 76, spent most of his life in Wharton. Survived by widow, five sons and three daughters, and numerous grandchildren. Civil War veteran, funeral set Thursday at 1 00 at Wharton Church of God with Rev. Ray W Steiner officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Wentling
Wharton
Clyde Wentling
Ray Musgrave
Oscar Wentling
North of
Carey
Edgar Wentling
South of
Co. J Walters
North of Carey
Edith Hunt Harpster
Ervin Went
Repairing House After Fire At Lake Street
The William Theis house on Lake Street, home to Samuel Hanna and family, is undergoing repairs after a fire gutted one room last week. The blaze reportedly started from an oil stove.
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William Theis
Lake Street
Samuel Hanna
Trowbie
Scott Long Wins Five First Prizes at Ft Wayne Show
Scott Long won five first prizes on five entries of Black Leg Horn chickens at the Ft Wayne exhibition. The wins highlight Long’s success in the poultry judging event.
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Scott Long
Ft Wayne
Celebrations Mark Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoffman was celebrated at their home on Feb 14 with a noon four course dinner for 36 attendees. Guests from out of town included the Eckhart and Zook families and various Baker and Wagner relatives from Auburn Carey Richwood Mt. Gilead Huntington and W Va. A poem by W. J. Baker honored the couple and reflected on years of marriage and shared love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Hoffman
Charles Eckhart
Auburn
Ind
S. Zook
Mattie Zook
William Baker
C. J. Peters
Tifin
W. J. Baker
C. H Baker
Carey
Allen Baker
Richwood
C. E. Miller
Bernard
Huntington
W. Va
C. S. Wagner
Dorothy
Helen
C. E. Wagner
Richard
Mt. Gilead
Interesting Shell From Catalina Islands Draws Attention
Joe Stahl shows a beautiful abbalonia shell received from his wife's nephew Merle Dame who visited the Catalina Islands while performing in a San Francisco theatre. The shell is half rough and half polished with a vari-colored surface. Shells lie 20 feet below water and are viewed by tourists in glass bottom boats. Merle and his wife are acrobats who have toured the United States and London and other cities in the British Isles.
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Joe Stahl
Merle Dame
Catalina Islands
San Francisco
Merle
London
England
British Isles
Joe Patchen Dies Iron Horses Legend of Harness Racing
The great pacer Joe Patchen, foaled 1889 in Peabody Kansas, dies at Joseph R K McLean's Midfield farm Goshen New York. Known as the Iron horse he sired Dan Patch 1 56 and many other top trotters. He was once owned by Senator McCarty of Brooklyn, Parkway farm proprietor.
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Joe Patchen
Dan Patch
Joseph RK. McLean
Goshen
N. Y
Peabody
Kans
Senrator McCarty
Brooklyn
Parkway
Tests of a Bore at the Theater and Beyond
A cheeky prose piece asks if readers monopolize conversations by boasting about trips, interrupting others, telling repetitive jokes, policing family histories, reading letters aloud, heckling music, or preempting others’ points with premature jokes, urging restraint in social chatter.
Manure Spreading Advice For Corn Fields This Spring
Agricultural guidance urges spreading manure on corn fields in late winter and early spring to reduce losses. Tests show eight tons per acre over a three year rotation increases corn yield by 24 bushels, while four tons across more crops adds 143 bushels over five years. Using a manure spreader ensures even distribution over a large area.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Bilious Attack Relief Promised by Chamberlain Tablets
A traditional remedy note describes a severe bilious attack with headache coated tongue and vomiting. It promotes relief by taking three Chamberlain’s Tablets, claiming they are prompt and effective and available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
German And Russian Hunt Wolves Together
A German and Russian wolf hunt on the Polish front describes scouts from both sides meeting in a skirmish as wolves attacked the wounded. The two forces joined to kill about 50 wolves and then returned to their trenches. Hunger among wolves presses both armies to hunt, with a tacit pause in fighting during such hunts.
Farms for Rent Near Carey Ohio
Sixty acres of black level land with a four room house and barn are available for rent. Also 90 acres with a seven room house stables and out buildings. Location four miles north of Carey and one mile west of Springville. Thirty to forty acres to be sown in oats or barley this spring. Cheek Bros Columbus Ohio.
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Carey
Springville
Cheek Bros
Columbus
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Health
Dr Edwards, a noted Ohio physician, developed olive tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic. The olive colored tablets are advertised as a substitute for calomel and sold by druggists at 10c and 25c per box, promising improved vitality and clear system impurities.
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Edwards
Ohio
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