Social Events Highlight Local Dinner and Gatherings
Supt. and Mrs Marl B Driver of Arlington and Miss Ruth Grove hosted dinner Thursday at the Arnholt home on W North street. Weekend visitors included Floyd Allen, Everett Koch, Earl Moser and families from Vanlue and Findlay. Carey Research Club meets Friday with Eloise Thrall. roll call covers current events and readings on The Oldest Wooden School House and Iron Horses the World Over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl B. Driver
Arlington
Ruth Grove
W. L. Arnholt
W. North Street
Floyd Allen
Everett Koch
Vanlue
Earl Moser
Geralda Mae
Arderi Darrel
F. A. Galbroner
D. Findlay Street
Carey Research Sto
Mees
Carey Researchy
Houser Family Guests Attend Basketball Sectional
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Houser and granddaughter Helen Pugh and Lois Coats and Mrs. Yoxsimer of Dola were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gunther on W Findlay street. In the evening they attended the sectional basketball tournament at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Houser
Helen Pugh
Lois Coats
Yoxsimer
Dola
Samuel Gunther
W. Findlay Street
Ayli Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Powell Home
The Ayli club met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Allen Powell’s on High Street. The mystery package was delivered to Miss Lucy Laughlin. Mrs. Powell served refreshments. A tureen dinner is planned for next Thursday at Mrs. Paul McArthur’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayli Club
Allen Powell
High Street
Lucy Laughlin
Powell
Paul McArthur
Wesleyan Guild Social at Mrs Frederick’s Home
Members of the Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Richard Frederick on Findlay Street. After a short business session, Rook was played and a dainty lunch was served. Miss Marguerite Holden attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Richard Frederick
Donald Fetters
C. B. Myers
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Sunday School
Frederick
FE. Findlay Street
Rook
Marguerite Holden
P R S Club Meeting Postponed to March 16
The P R S club meeting is postponed to Thursday afternoon next week March 16 and will be held at the home of Mrs. F C Wenner.
Social Visit Noted From Wright Household Guests
Mrs. Josephines Wright hosted Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. ga Ammerman and daughter Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Myers of Findlay, and Mrs. P. A. Ritchey of Arlington for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephines Wright
H. Ga Ammerman
Joan
Jay Myers
Findlay
P. A. Ritchey
Arlington
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Fred Smitt Bi of Findlay
Mr and Mrs George Bish hosted a Sunday dinner honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs Fred Smitt Bi of Findlay. Guests included Mr and Mrs Smith and Mr and Nurse He Johnson and son Charles from Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bish
Mr. Bish
Fred
Smitt Bi
Findlay
Victory Sunday School entertains at Mrs. Heck home
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday School was entertained last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ralph Heck. Mrs. Frank Daymon assisted hostess. Devotions were led by Mrs. George Shuman. Hostesses served refreshments to close the social evening.
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Ralph “Heck
Frank Daymon
George Shuman
Bridge Club Hosts A Social Evening At Haines Residence
Miss Gail Schoenberger hosted a Trumpet Bridge club gathering at the Haines Sisters home on N. Vance street. Miss Ruth Cole attended as a guest. High score prize went to Miss Cretora Kinsinger who will entertain the group in two weeks.
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Gail Schoenberger
Trumpet Bridge Club
Haines Sisters
N. Vance Street
Ruth Cole
Cretora Kinsinger
Kinsinger
Boes Couple Feted After Wedding at Kummerer Home
Thirty friends and relatives toasted Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boes at the Gustave Kummerer residence west of the city Tuesday night following their morning wedding at St. Joseph's church. Guests enjoyed cards music and dancing and refreshments were served. An appropriate gift was presented to the newlyweds.
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Albert Boes
Birthday Party for Ruth Esther Baker
Mrs Van Baker of Wyandot Avenue hosted a 3 30 to 5 30 pm party on Monday for Ruth Esther Baker 10th birthday. Guests included Betty Hamler Jeanne Capell Betty Kitzler Jeanne Wolfrum Gracetta Merrihew Betty Wenner Joan Myers Cora Ellen Schira Mauvelyn Hendricks Betty Louise Bowman Irma Ruth Altwater Anna Elizabeth Johnson Billy Howard Donald Wood Mary Ellen Baker Nora Brashares and Claude Johnson assisted with lunch. Ruth Esther received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Baker
Wyandot Avenue
Ruth Esther
Betty Hamler
Jeanne Capell
Betty Kitzler
Jeanne Wolfrum
Gracetta Merrihew
Betty Wenner
Joan Myers
Cora Ellen Schira
Mauvelyn Hendricks
Betty Louise Bowman
Irma Ruth Altwater
Anna Elizabeth Johnson
Billy Howard
Donald Wood
Mary Ellen Baker
Nora Brashares
Claude Johnson
Baker
Politician Misquotes Webster in Speech
A state legislator quoted Daniel Webster claiming he wrote the dictionary to say Give me liberty or give me death Noah corrected him noting Webster did not write the dictionary Noah built the ark. The exchange highlighted a momentous question in the chamber.
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Daniel Webster
Noah
Taxation Rhapsody in Buchanan Record
Poem critiques constant tax reform cries with a refrain that everyone wants to tax the other guy. It satirizes proposals on sales inheritance and various sins while lamenting public debate and punditry.
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Buchanan
Through Columbus and beyond in a road wanderer's tale
A narrator meanders by car from Mansfield to Newark and Columbus. He recalls traffic lights, quirky drivers, and long US routes while noting snow bound drives, small towns like Hebron Navarre Harmon and Justus, and a humorous exchange about keeping bearings. The piece blends travel notes with wry reflections and local color.
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Mansfield
Newark
Columbus
Cincinnati
Franklin
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Reynoldsburg
Hebron
Canton
East Greenville
Arizona
Mary J Holmes
Millersburg
Killbuck
Danville
Brinkhaven
Martinsburg
Navarre
Harmon
Brewster
Utica
Mt. Vernon
Vanatta
St. Louisville
Ohio
Fredericktown
Bellville
Dusty II
March Tease and the Firelight of Winter
A speaker defies March and its teased spring. He stays by the hearth and rekindles embers, choosing a book from the shelf and resisting April’s blossom conjuring as she sweeps streets. He turns from the window to the firelight and then follows her transient lure.
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March
Geoffre Clumber
Kiwanis Meet Discusses Local Relief Plans
Kiwanis members debate quick relief for a local financial crisis. A committee is to act if state or federal aid expands. Scrip issuance and a clearing house certificate plan are weighed with preference for the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
T. D Romig
Tiffin
Carey Club
Carey
Snyder Lumber Co
D. A Capell
Will leaves $5000 to missing Marion County man
The will of late John Cram a Big Island township farmer gives Orval Briton about 50 two years to claim $5000 or forfeit it. Briton vanished several years ago under unexplained circumstances. The will also prohibits cutting trees for 20 years from a 20 acre grove on one of the farms.
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Marion County
John Cram
Big Island Township
Orval Briton
Cram
Bar docket entries in Russell H. Kear court
Judge Russell H. Kear entries include Anna May Sutter vs Ralph D. Perkins et al. with leave granted for plaintiff to withdraw temporarily deposition of R. C. McCankie. Fred Stief vs Harold K. Stebbins heard on petition and the evidence, taken under advisement.
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Russell H Kear
Anna May Sutter
Ralph D. Perkins
R. C. McCankie
Fred Stief
Harold K. Stebbins
Bangs and Bursts in a Domestic Quarrel
A husband and wife trade sharp lines over the removal of a cuspidor, with the wife noting the loss was anticipated and the husband protesting in a quick, terse exchange. The brief dialogue highlights domestic tension over a small household fixture.
His Bad Luck and a Young Boy’s Theater Dream
A youth laments being left out as his parents dress for a theatre outing. He pleads to join but is excluded, highlighting a moment of family48 tension and a child’s wish to share in adults’ plans.
Mick Huntry Song Sparks Schoolyard Curiosity
In a short exchange, Jack asks about Mick Huntry the fuss, and Dad says he’s never heard of him. Jack notes a school song beginning Mick Huntry, ’tis of thee, hinting at a local memory or joke.
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Jack
Dad
Mick Huntry
One Thing Needful in a Southern Farmer Exchange
A brief humorous exchange shows a butcher asking about a steak and a bride dismissing the shape, noting only tenderness matters. The fragment captures rural wit and period dialogue without extra context.
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Jester Bridge Club
Ernest Shane
Linus Myers
H. Krebs
Carl Krout
Floyd Herbert
Bernard O’brien
Krout
Shane
Claren Sausser
Allan Baker
Harley Elsea
David Ogg
Mrs Ogg
Oge
Howard Siford
Carl
Fostoria
Harry Stoll
Harley Elsen
Bert L Peterman
Helen
Louise
Near Vanlue
LaVern Markley
Virginia
P. R. S. Club
Dusty Miller
Highway Topics
Kiwanis
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Davis Duck Farm
H. G. Fease
E. Findlay Street
Lewis Shumaker
E. T. Criger
Dow St
N. Vance St
Geo. Remlinger
V. V. Thomas
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue Mutual
D. J. Humbert
River Cave
Dexter
Ralph Haford
L. J. Nachbar
W. D. Caldwell
Findlay, CO
Bobby
USA
Jonathan Bacher
B M. Bacher
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
Whitehouse
California
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