Calico Fete Leads May 1909 Local Notes and Births
The May 20 1909 local page reports a Rebekahs calico ball at Beck's hall, school term closings for Miss Lotus Wright and Bernice Keller, business changes including George Laughlin buying the Slaymaker farm for 9000, new tile kiln by Stief Bros at 32000 cost, new auto purchases for Mrs Martha Wrightsman and John Heck, and a Wednesay wedding of O A Zimmerman to Nellie Jenkins. Obituaries include Charles Robert Donelson born 1895 and Samuel Ludwig born 1842, with families listed. news on railroad street naming and local real estate upgrades also noted.
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Rebekens
Beck’s Hall
Lotus ‘Wright
Crawford
Martha Wrightsman
Kenton
George Laughlin
Adrian
M. A. Straw
Maxwell
John Heck
Bernice Keller
Whipperpool
Stief Bros
Stewart
Carey
O. A. Zimmerman
Nellie Jenkins
William Donelson
George W. Young
Railroad Street
C. O. Young
South
Vance
Samuel Ludwig
Daniel
Julia Ludwig
McCutchenville
Tiffin
Mary Scott
John’ H. Ludwig
Rolland B. Ludwig
Zoa Ludwig
McCutchenvile
Irving S. Ludwig
Helen V. Ludwig
Freet M. Ludwig
West Branch
Mich
Benjamin Franklin Eshelman
Harriet Bigley
J. L. Fenn
Bellefontaine
8. F. Haggerty
Findlay
J. B. Eshelman
Dayton
Lillian Osmer
Wyandot
Lovell
Elmer Donaldson
Maude Lupton
Mexico
Upper Sandusky
C. E. Lamale
Shady Grove
Virgil Mathias
Wm. Ish
E. North Street
Margaret Bowlby
Harvey Sopher
Floyd Greene
Headquarters Co
Camp Merritt
Floyd
Tiffin Company
Wyandot County
Earl Criger
Norfolk
Atlantic
Azores
New Foundland
Paul EK. Schubert
N. C Schubert
Vanlue
Camp Sherman
Co. L
166Th Inf
Sycamore Company
Rainbow Division
Clyde
166Th
Frances Phillips
Indiana
Jease
Iva Essex
Clera Lindower
Sarles. Brown
Carolyn Hunter
Margaret .Cole
Corinne Pierce
George and Clyde Heck
Neil Perkins
Cleta
Tony
Ora Essex
Earl Hoth
Ain. Ee. A
Carey Me
Mitixice
Bradley
George Constien
Cecil Roush
Rolland Jacobs
Dean Ashley
Davey
Chesebrough
Alfred’ ‘Brown
Katherine Fleck
Doris
Noel
Hazel
Hunter
Golda Walterty
Ruth
Lovetts Krupp
Simoni
Mildeéd ‘Kinde
Park Pavillion
May 15 1919 Local notes and community updates
Local items report births marriages and events across Carey Wyandot County including Charles Stombaugh accepting a position with C E Hunter and a 101 pound son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Heck. Veterans and war loan figures appear with air service notes and a 1919 graduation list for Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stombaugh
C. E. Hunter
Harry Heck
Elizabeth Motter
Bowling Green
Margaret Griffith
Carey Creamery
David W. Howard
Marie Montague
Upper Sandusky
Margaret Bowlby
Ekleberry Bros
Homer Robinson
Big Four Roundhouse
L. A. Kennerley
E. Main Street
Ora Howard
Clint Schade
Adrian
Picnic Plans and Spelling Winners at Home Economics Club
The home economics group plans a picnic at Margaret Wenninger's home north of town. The week’s top spellers include Doris Bachman Reva Baughman Richard Bishop Fred Brown Annette Buckland and many others. Row I won arithmetic races with winners James Webb Phyllis Ulrich Norma Jean Gibson Louise Briggs and Paul Presler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wenginger
Doris Bachman
Reva Baughman
Richard Bishop
Fred Brown
Annette Buckland
Kenneth Coldiron
Irene Corron
Margaret Greene
Martha Gottfried
Jean Wilson
Grace Shumaker
Leoda Hotelling
James Johnson
Kathleen Joseph
Eveleen Joseph
Mary Newhard
Faye Peters
Rita Putnam
Milo Risner
Maebelle Salyer
Mervin Snyder
Betty Vogel
Virginia Baker
Louise Briggs
Martha Coakley
Forest England
Monetta Gobrecht
Frances Green
Elizabeth Houk
Louise Kennerley
Eugene Myers
Paul Presler
Ruth Roszman
Elaine Thome
Robert Tong
Phyllis Ulrich
James Webb
Marjorie Calmes
Doris Reis
Norma Jean Gibson
Paul
Idella Mae Bristoll
Reid Burson
Jeanne Capell
Melford Clark
Frances Dible
Dana Faires
Nelson Gault
Ruth Ardine Gottfried
Nelson Hewett
Leonard Kennerley
Helen Kimmel
Betty Krom
Margaret Mundy
John Nye
Frances Peirce
Margaret Hllen Phillips
Betty Puchta
Beulah Ritter
Opal Tong
Harold Turnbell
Betty Wenner
Jean Wolfrum
Alice Wonder
Richard Wright
Alice Winder
Shirley Tracy
Frances
FFA Program Features Bobby Jones Hawaii Trip and Summer Plans
Vocational agriculture students heard the national FFA broadcast with music by the U S Marine Band. Bobby Jones of Radnor, FFA president, spoke of his Hawaii trip. A June Ohio tour includes Columbus Wrights field Dayton Cincinnati caves Zanesville and Akron hangar. Summer meetings for Boys 4 H Club set May 28 to elect officers and plan work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Agriculture Department
Future Farmers of America
United States Marine Band
Bobby Jones
Radnor
Hawaiian Islands
Ohio
Columbus
Wright
Dayton
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Akron
Vocational Agriculture Room
Mother's Day Socials and Visits Across Vanlue Area
Vanlue residents hosted family on Mother's Day and many local people visited relatives in Findlay and surrounding towns. Mrs Susan Coldren of Findlay planned a brief stay with her brother Mr George Leader as church services honored the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Moore
Susan Coldren
Findlay
George Leader
Gertrude Hammond
George Constien
Vanlue
Charles Hart
John Grant
Pear Heistand
Tiffin
Mahlon Breitigam
Harry Hendricks
Earl van Sant
Pear Findlay
Glen Hart
A. Eschbach
Roy Eschbach
Relief Gardens Boost for Families in Crane Township
In Hale County relief officials report two days of work per week. Relief gardeners progress as each family on relief prepares a plot of one fourth acre for four people or one acre for eight. The program aims to supplement limited aid with home garden yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Crane Township
Community Social Notes From McCutchenville District
McCutchenville residents attended family visits and dinners across nearby Tiffin and New Washington. Local groups met for club and grange activities with a Butterfly Girls 4-H club formed at the schoolhouse and officers elected. A farewell party at the Masonic hall featured music and remarks, with about 80 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Spoon
Tiffin
Gail Wenner
Bucyrus
Mary Lonsway
Berwick
Florence Weikert
San Antonio
Texas
J. Stuckey
Harry Spoon
Henry Clark
Lonnie
New Washington
Heith Clark
Ferrel Haines
Kisaberth
William Barto
Grange
Masonic Hal
Yingling
Stanley Pennington
Joan of
Port Williama
Pannington
E. H. White
Masonic Hall
di C84
Heaton
Millard Jordan
Mir
Mira
White
Presantny
Bloom
Pre
Ry White
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