Social Events Reports From R S Club and Philathea Class
R S Club hosted Mrs Harvey Wonder north of Carey with Miss Dolores Bradman and Mrs Minor Koehler and daughter Marilyn as guests. Philathea Bible class met at Memorial Evangelical, led by Mrs Claude Johnson with singing, scripture reading, prayers, and Leviticus review with John 3 16 recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wonder
Carey
P. WR. S. Club
Dolores Bradman
Minor Koehler
Marilyn
Upper Sandusky
Philathea Bible
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Ralph Roller
Claude Johnson
Jesus
Johnson
B. L. Lee
Myrtle Perkins
Bertha Crumline
Adrian
Annual Dinner For Carey Phil Harmonic Society
Members of the Carey Phil harmonic society held their annual formal dinner at the Evergreens in Upper Sandusky. Mrs. C. C. Simonis, president, spoke on activities and bridge followed. Prize winners were Mrs. John S. Welsh and Mrs. Vernon Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Philharmonic Society
Evergreens
Upper Sandusky
C. C. Simonis
John S. Welsh
Vernon Huston
Rita Brown
Alfred K. Davis
Esther Day
Paul Heck
Huston
Elizabeth Iden
Clyde Jenkins
Ross Johnson
Kenneth Kitzler
Marjorie Kramer
Edgar Keller
Evert Lee
Lucile Montague
Zack Montgomery
Paul Powell
Edward Riester, Jr
Clayton Shuman
Simonis
Welsh
H. L. Wenner
Marjorie Wickiser
Kathleen , Williams
Wesley Wonder
Norman Zahn
Kramer
Shuman J
Miss Day
Luncheon Honors Northwest Ohio Scholars at BGSU
Eleanor McChesney and Herold Luzader, high scorers in the March 29 general scholarship test in Upper Sandusky, were guests at a Kohl Hall luncheon at Bowling Green State University. High school pupils placing in the upper 10 percent of the upper third in Northwest Ohio were entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor McChesney
Herold Luzader
Upper Sandusky
Kohl Hall
Bowling Green State University
Northwest Ohio
Nineteen Hundred Club Holds Midweek Gathering
Mrs Homer Wonder hosted the Nineteen Hundred club on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs T E Dromgold and Mrs J E Ziebarth. Luncheon occurred at Harshberger's restaurant before a visit to Mrs Wonder's home north of Carey. Mrs Frederick to host the final meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wonder
Nineteen Hundred Club
T. E. Dromgold
J. E. Ziebarth
Harshberger
Mrs. Wonder
Carey
Frank ‘Frederick
Farewell party for Raymond Axline before military training
Last Saturday a farewell gathering at Mrs. Nettie Axline's home near Wharton honored Raymond Axline who departs for military training about May 12. Attendees included the Walter, Lambert, Steele, Mick, McMaster, Leeper, Paxon, Haines, and Axline families along with Adrian Axline and Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Axline
Wharton
Raymond Axline
Lester Walter
Samuel Walter
Gale Lambert
Lester Steele
Rollie Mick
Carey
Howard McMaster
Albert Leeper
Betty Leeper
van Buren
Arvella Paxon
Maxine Haines
Marseilles
Adrian Axline
Clarence Benjamin
Moose Lodge Socials Highlight May Events
Buckeye entertainers host Moose night on May 10 with a champion caller from five states. Bill Harper and his all colored orchestra perform May 20 at Moose lodge rooms, unavailable on other evenings due to full bookings. Hiram Berry will present specialty comedy acts for a lively social occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Harper
Moose Lodge Rooms
Paradise Gardens
Findlay
Lima
Hiram Berry
Moose Lodge
Elza Jacobs buys Charles Jacobs share in Hancock marble shop
May 9 1895 notice reports Elza Jacobs of Hancock county purchasing Charles Jacobs interest in a local marble shop. Careys heading and oil well supply plant plans machinery to add bending and spoke work, likely increasing employment. McDonough Monroe Carey died after a stroke at 75, survived by daughter Mrs. George H Whaley. active in promoting railroads and a director of the Columbus & Toledo line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
Hancock County
Charles Jacobs
Carey
McDonough Monroe Carey
Lydia E. Beebe
Norwalk
Emily (Merriman) Berrington
John Carey
Our Town
George H. Whaley
Delaware
Columbus & Toledo Railroad
Hocking Valley
May 4 1916 local notes and obituaries
Frederick pays 20 cents for eggs and the county jail is empty. Zaccheus Eatherton dies at 85 in Vanlue. Clara Coppler and Emmett Myers wed at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Charles Fox silver anniversary celebrated near Carey. Also reports births and a death of Mrs. Matilda Clinger Hunter aged 41 with a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carey
Zaccheus Eatherton
Vanlue
Clara Coppler
Emmett Myers
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Charles Fox
Our Lady of Consolation Shrine
Western Conference
The
Synod of Ohio
Christ Lutheran Church
Stork
J. A. Leasure
Mary Ellen
Linus Myers
Charles E. Hunter
E. North Street
Matilda Jane Clinger
Nial
Harold
Maurice
Everett
Don
Herbert
Robert
Cyrus
Elizabeth
Richard
Alice
Observations by Herbert H. Miller
A compact collection of wry, observational snippets on current events. The piece touches Haile Selassie, League of Nations nostalgia, an adoption racket in Detroit, a hotel drawer incident in Washington, and wartime anxieties. It preserves Mr Miller’s satirical tone and brisk society commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Fragmented War Reflections and Odd Anecdotes
The passage contains wartime musings about digging holes and radishes, notes on bombers admitting to total war, claims that no rumor factory has been struck, praise for self restraint, murder rates, and a fairy tale line about a fisherman leading to a spot with more fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Campaign for Wittenberg College in Lutheran Church
Rev. Joseph Frease of Columbus urged Christ Lutheran Church parishioners to support Wittenberg College at Springfield. He said the drive aims at 1.2 million dollars to pay professors, expand Zimmerman library, and create a reserve, warning the college faces temporary suspension by the Association of American Universities and possible permanent loss if funds fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frease
Columbus
Congregation of Christ, Lutheran Church
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Wittenberg
Zimmerman Library
Frease
Church College
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. S. Club
Philathea
Brazil
Steven
E. Findlay St
Ford
Rolet
Tonga
Lanning Motor Sales
Violet
Herbert H. Miller
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
China
Chicago Daily News
Hitler
Ministry of Colonies
Department of Commerce
United States
Birds Eye Roster Foods
GANS
Westbrook
Hile Hatchery Findlay
Carey Road
River Cave
Vaniue
Sandusky
Tas
Tee
E. G. Buchsieb, Inc
Fostoria
Fostoria Animal Products
Ohio
John Stoll
Route One
McCormick-Deering Corn Planter
W. J. Smith
Sam
W. F. Creeger & Son
Nial Stillberger
Vorello Street
S. Lake Street
de Laval
H. P
Gulf Station
Findlay Street
Lester Salyer
N. Vance Street
Clay St
Tiffin
E. Findlay Street
C. D. Calmes
Sir Walter
Allan Baker
Jersey
ER. E. Moser
Dow Street
Ray Youngblood
Union St
Thompson
Dunfield
Jay H. Martin
Elm Hills
North Street
Route 23
Kirby
John Risner
Vincent Krupp Carey
Darling & Co
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