Social Events Friday Supper Guests
Mrs. Charles Griffin of Fostoria and Mr. and Mrs. C A Williams were supper guests Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers who dined and supped with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Linus Myers on S Vance street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griffin
Fostoria
C. A. Williams
Earl Williams
Joseph Myers
Mrs
Linus Myers
S. Vance Street
Local Couples Dine Together at Muncie Street Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Griffin and Mr and Mrs Leinest Cronin di Fosterig and Mr and Mrs A Williams were supper guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams and children on N Muncie street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griffin
Leinest Cronin di Fosterig
CA. Williams
Ralph Williams
N. Muncie Street
Opal Garnet Smith Hosts Birthday Party Guests
Opal Garnet Smith entertained Sunday afternoon at her home north of town for her ninth birthday anniversary. Frances, Janice, and Frieda Mae Green attended as guests, and ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Garnet Smith
Frances, Janice
Frieda Mae Green
Birthday Honor for Shirley Ogg at Columbus Home
Mrs. Della Ogg hosted a 7th birthday dinner for granddaughter Shirley Ogg of Columbus. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ogg and daughter Shirley, Mrs. George Ullmer of Dayton, and Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler and son Mel ford, with Betty and Barbara Houk and Marilyn and Jeanne Capell in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Ogg
Shirley
Columbus
George Ullmer
Dayton
I. L. Culler
Melford
Della Ogg
William
Shirley Ogg
Betty
Barbara Houk
Marilyn
Jeanne Capell
Local families host dinner on E Findlay Street
Mr and Mrs EB A Kimmel and son Joe of Prospect and daughter Esther of Heidelberg College Tiffin and Mrs EM Burson were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs E S Burson and sons Paul and Reid on E Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Kimmel
Joe
Prospect
Esther
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
E. M. Burson
E. S. Burson
Paul and
Reid
E. Findlay Street
Searfoss Family Visits for Birthday Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Searfoss and sons Franklin and Richard of near Jenera were guests at the home of Mrs. Searfoss' parents, Loren and Mrs. Stahl, to celebrate Mrs. Searfoss' birthday anniversary. Marilyn Searfoss, after a 12 day stay, returned home with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Searfoss
Franklin and
Richard
Near Jenera
Bradley Family Dinner Hosts Wide Circle of Guests
Mr and Mrs W G Bradley of Findlay Street hosted a family dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Gerald S Bradley of Charleston West Virginia Lieut and Mrs M M Bradley and daughter Carolyn of Annapolis Rev and Mrs W E Bradley and children Terrence and Janet of Columbia City Indiana Mr and Mrs Mark Karr of Crawford and Miles Mullholand and daughter Miss May of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bradley
E. Findlay Street
Gerald S Bradley
Charleston
W. Va
M M. Bradley
Carolyn
Annapolis
W. E. Bradley
Terrence
Janet
Columbia City
Ind
Mark Karr
Crawford
Miles Mullholand
Miss May
This Place
TR C Club Met For Quilting At Mrs Hulls House
Mrs C H Hull of east of town hosted the TR C club meeting last Thursday afternoon with guests Mrs Harvey Hetzel of Upper Sandusky Mrs Alf Bland and Miss Evelyn Vaughn. Attendees quilted for the hostess and an attendance prize was drawn by Mrs Chas Bland. Refreshments followed and the club plans to meet in three weeks with Mrs Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H Hull
East of Town
TR C
Harvey Hetzel
Upper Sandusky
Alf. Bland
Evelyn Vaughn
Chas. Bland
Hull
Charles Thompson
Johnsons Host Surprise Pot Luck for 75th Anniversary
Sunday Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth hosted a surprise pot luck dinner to honor the 75th anniversary of Samuel Bier, Mrs Johnson's father, observed on the 11th. A second cake celebrated Peggy Jean Waaland, Kenton, turning six on the 22nd, among a gathering including Efers, Esier family, Dipert Wanland Kenton residents, Corbin of Findlay, and Baker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Johnson
Anna Elizabeth
Johnson
Samuel Bier
Efer
Peggy Jean Waaland
Kenton
Alfred Efer
Walter
James
Eleanor
Mary Helen
Nevada
Carl Esier
Glenn
Raymond
May Ellen
Blanchard
Martha Dipert
Robert Wanland
Peggy Jean
Forest Corbin
Findlay
van Baker
Mary Ellen
Ruth Usther
Sunday Dinner Hosts With Snyder and Tracy Family
Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs B G Snyder and daughter Phyllis at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Tracy and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Snyder
Phyllis
Ray
Tracy
Mrs Criger and Daughter Honor Wenner Dinner Visit
Mrs Ruby Criger and her daughter June were guests at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs H L Wenner and family on West North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Criger
June
H. L. Wenner
W. North Street
Fortnightly club hostesses read Korea and World Events
Mrs W S Huffman will host the Fortnightly Club this Thursday afternoon at her home on W Findlay street. Mrs Carl Koehler will read a paper on Korea and Mrs Wallace Beebe of Bucyrus will present World Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Huffman
W. Findlay Street
Carl Koehler
Korea
Wallace
Beebe of
Bucyrus
Mrs Lucy Black and Family Dine With Ella Savidge
Mrs Lucy Black and children Mrs P W Jacob and children Jennie Reinhart Mrs Laura Gofflet and Misses Adina Rose and Mary Simonis enjoyed a tureen supper Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Ella Savidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Black
W. ‘Jacob
Jennie’ Reinhart
Laura Gofflet
Adina
Rose
Mary Simonis
Ella Savidge
Supper Guests From Two Families Dine With Johnsons
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Hoover of Upper Sandusky and Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Shisler with son Mr. Robert were supper guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hoover
Upper Sandusky
W. R. Shisler
Robert
Claude Johnson
Anna Elizabeth
Wisler Home Hosts Saturday Supper Guests
Supper guests Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Wisler on West Findlay street included Mr. and Mrs. Lind of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Martin and daughters Claribel and Mary Jane, Maurice Cavanaugh of Sycamore, and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. E. Dalle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Wisler
W. Findlay Street
Lind
Toledo
V. A. Martin
Claribel
Mary Jane
Maurice Cavanaugh
Sycamore
R. HE. Dalle
Carey Research Club Meeting Highlights and Anniversary
The Carey Research Club met Friday evening with Miss Eloise Thrall. Roll call listed current events. Stella Nye read The Oldest Wooden School House, St Augustine Florida and Mrs W G Bradley read Iron Horses the World Over. On March 24 the club will meet with Mrs Wayne Crawford. Mr and Mrs Paul Bell of Wharton hosted a dinner Sunday for the 48th wedding anniversary of Mrs Bell’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Krout. Attending were Mr and Mrs Loren Huston and family, Mr and Mrs Ralph Krout and daughter, Mrs Helen Addis and daughter Mary Lehen Krout, and the Krouts and Frank Krout and daughter. A sumptuous dinner was served at noon by Mr and Mrs Bell and sons. The group enjoyed a pleasant social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Research Club
Eloise Thrall
Stella Nye
St. Augustine
Florida
W. G. Bradley
Wayne Crawford
Paul Bell
Wharton
Sharp Exchange Echoes Old Family Names
A terse historical retort features a quick jab about family trades with a dentist and a shoemaker cited, illustrating a witty clash of class or craft in a bygone setting. The dialogue centers on pride in craft and sibling status in a terse give and take.
Quick-witted Burglar Handed Five for the Gat Abie Sold
Abie faced a burglar in his living room demanding surrender. The quick-witted man shouted Hands up or I will shoot and outsmarted the intruder, who was then captured and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abie
Foreclosures to be Investigated by County Committee
The Seneca County Farm and Home Protective committee will launch checks on foreclosure suits involving homes and farms. Three cases from Common Pleas Judge James H. Platt were submitted for review, with Gov. White and Judge Platt guiding redemption dates. Heath K. Cole was named chairman, with Jesse C. Heebsh as vice chair and Otto Wagner as secretary, plus John A. Gillig and George H. Riehm as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County Farm and Home Protective Committee
George White
Common Pleas
James H. Platt
Tiffin
Platt
Gov. White
Heath K. Cole
Jesse C. Heebsh
Otto Wagner
John A. Gillig
George H. Riehm
Public Auction Notice from 1847 Missouri S sale
A sale bill from Humansville Leader lists an 1847 public auction on Sept 24 at Corn Creek crossing on the Missouri road. Items include nine oxen, two wagons, enslaved people, farming gear, traps, tobacco, hoes, spinning wheel, dogs, and furs with free lunch at noon. John Doe and Richard Doe cryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Missouri
Pike
John Doe
Richard Doe
Cryer
Flirtatious Maid Upbraids Mistress Over Love Rumors
An overheard quarrel shows a maid arguing she is more beautiful and a better kisser than her mistress. She claims a male confidant revealed her charm, but the claim pivots on a mistaken source, with tension escalating as the maid insists on her appeal.
Card Party and Dance Invitation by C. K. of O.
All C. K. of O. members families and friends invited to a card party and dance at their hall on the first Tuesday after Lent April 18. Music by the Brown Orchestra. 7 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. of O
Brown
Carey Times Advertises Letter Heads and Envelopes
The Carey Times highlights its capability for commercial printing including letter heads and envelopes. The notice signals available services for business stationery and related printing products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Funeral for Albert L. Walters Held in Wellston
Albert L. Walters of Hamden died at his home on B South street Friday morning after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Wellston Methodist church with Rev. Hall presiding. Burial followed in Hamden. Walters, 65, leaves wife Anna Stiner and several relatives including stepchildren Pauline and Maxine Stiner. He was a member of the Elks and Knights of Pythias and worked as a traveling relief agent for the A Co. & Y, last employed at Mt. Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Walters
B. South Street
Hamden
Walter
H. W. McFadden
ES ” “McFadden
Newark
Walters
Jesse
Albert Lewis Walters
Samuel Walters
Anna Stiner
Sarah Martendill
Wellston
Jesse Walters
Wheeling
W. Va
Pauline
Maxine Stiner
Elks Lodge
Washington D. H
K. of P. Lodge
Carey
Mt. Blanchard
Vital Statistics District 1416 births and deaths reported
Registrar Jacob Nitrauer lists births in District 1416 for January and February with parents names and child names including Vera Mae Roger Russell Paul Thomas Gertrude Norman Lee Barbara Ann Goldia Gloria and George Washington Foard. Also notes deaths: George Washington Foard 76 with mitral stenosis and other entries James Needs 73 with carcinoma of viscera Charles Roszman 3 with ruptured viscera Rose Riester 68 with valvular heart disease cerebral hemorrhage and pulmonary edema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Russell
Clarence Kemnerley
Paul Thomas
Cletus BE. Remlinger
Gertrude
Garfield Risner
Norman Lee
Howard Heck
Barbara Ann
Albert Bentz
Goldia Gloria
D. Howard Coakley
George Washington
James Henry Needs
Charles Curtis Roszman
Rose Riester
Mt Blanchard Elevator shifts stock to Cleveland after wreck
The Mt Blanchard Elevator company sent two truck loads of stock to Cleveland Tuesday evening for Wednesday's market due to a wreck on the AC and Y. Train service east was halted and the westbound passenger train canceled. The market turned brighter Tuesday and Wednesday, aided by Monday’s closure. Local farmers with hogs saw prices as high as 380 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Blanchard Elevator Company
Cleveland
AC & Y
Mt. Blanchard
No Key Breaks Leg In Effort To Enter Home
Frank H. Davis a well known Tiffin insurance man fractured his right knee as he climbed to enter his locked home at 110 North Washington Street Sunday morning. He had returned from church and then tried to enter by scaling a back porch partition. He is confined at home with a bad knee fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Davis
North
Washington Street
Davis
Vanlue Native Merrett Renshler Dies After Illness
Merrett Renshler, 49, native of Vanlue and former Hancock County teacher, died at his Toledo home Tuesday evening after a short illness caused by an abscess of the head. He was the son of Harvey and Cora Shuler Renshler and was born in Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrett Renshler
Vanlue
Hancock County
Toledo
Harvey and
Cora (Shuler) Renshler
Treasury ruling targets gold hoarding and hoarders
Secretary Woodin said the treasury will curb large scale hoarding of gold or certificates. The government aims not to trouble the average holder but will penalize hoarders who withdraw large sums. Regulations are being drafted and will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Secretary Woodin
Woodin
Arlington Fire Responds To Lightning Strike At Farm
At 8 15 Monday morning the Arlington community fire department responded to a lightning strike at Edgar Snyder’s farm three miles northeast of Mt Blanchard. The barn and straw stack burned, two horses and three calves were killed. Vanlue fire department assisted but left upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Community Fire Department
Edgar Snyder
Mt. Blanchard
Vanlue Fire Department
Arlington
Findlay Republican
Wise Family Dialog Report
A brief classroom exchange shows a teacher asking about a problem and Willie admitting he solved it himself but got it wrong. The dialogue captures a student's struggle and a teacher’s prompt for independent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
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Humansville Leader
Pike County
the Peoples Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
President of the United States
State Banking Department
the Peoples Bank Co
Jacob Nitrauer
Ridge and
Crawford Townships
Carey Corporation
Vera Mae
Edward E. Houdeshell
ALC & Y
Davis Duck Farm
H.G. Feasel
Harm
City Property Tolue
Findlay“ Street
Lewis Shumaker
V. V. Thomas
Geo. Remlinger
D. J. Humbert
Lester Snyder
Charles Grady
Spa
L. J. Nachbar
J T. Myers
Altmeyer Hotel
Laura Stevens
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue Mutual
Edward Albus
Spd
Hile
River Cave
Findlay Road
Ernest Dunn
S. Criger
H. A. Worst
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Carey O
Jersey
Wise Family
Beauty Parlor
East Findlay St
Ohio
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Marcel
Laura E. Keller
Carey, Ohio
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