Unfolding Mystery at Burton and the Bashford Claim
In Burton mystery chapters the narrator recalls a young woman posing as Mrs. Bashford amid a web of possible impostors spies and actors. Alice and Constance discuss fate letters and a war era intrigue while Bob Singleton collaborates with Amber Raynor as Terrence Torrence confronts the masquerade led by Sir Arnold Seabring case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Youngeweman
Burton
Searles
Alice
Mrs. Farnsworth
Lady Larkspur
Constance
America
England
Terrence
Mr. Singleton
Bob
Torrence
Raynor
Raymond B. Bashford
Mrs. Bashford
American State Department
Papa Sige
Papa
Arneld Seabring
Sir Arnold Seabring
Torrenza
Sunday Dinner Guests Across Town Prompt Social Evening
Mr and Mrs E A Baughman and family hosted Sunday dinner with L E Brown and family from Browns town near Mt Blanchard plus Henry Buess of Forest and Eugene Baughman group from Carey. Grace Anderson hosted supper for Margaret Shaker Marie Binley Barnard Curtis and George Bisnell from Toledo. The youths were chaperoned by Mrs Howard Binley and had spent the weekend with Dennison University students in Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Anderson
Margaret
Shaker
Firss
Marie’ Binley
Barnard Curtis
George Bisnell
Toledo
Howard Binley
Granville
Dennison University
Willing Workers Sunday School Class Meeting at Newhard Home
The Christ Lutheran Willing Workers t class met at Miss Carolyn Newhard's home for a regular gathering. Hostesses for the month were Miss Newhard, Miss Flora Humbert and Mrs. Gladys Ogg. After business, the group enjoyed games and music, followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Carolyn Newhard
Flora Humbert
Gladys Ogg
Social Gatherings Reported From Local Homes
On Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs I Culler hosted the Maine and Platte Lake Club with guests including Mr and Mrs S M Ranger and Mildred, Mr and Mrs Byron Oge and William, Mr and Mrs W Jr Houk and Mis Gertrude, and Dr and Mrs R C Van Buren with Harlow and Louise. Sunday dinner guests came from Adrian to Berry to visit Mr and Mrs George Mullholand and family. Mrs Harry Yardiner and Mrs Walter Mullholland called in the afternoon. Mrs C W Brayton hosted the Research Club Friday evening with Bryant quotations for roll call. Nature Studies Its Pleasures and Benefits was presented by Mrs Millie Payne. Mrs W G Bradley will host the club Wednesday May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. &. Culler
Maine and Platte Lake
S. M. Ranger
Mildred
Byron Oge
William
W.=Jr. Houk
Mis. Gertrude
R. C. van Buren
Harlow
Louise
Samuel Young
Lawrence
William Mullholand
Aiton
Near
Adrian
George Mullholand
Berry
Harry Yardiner
Walter Mullholland
C. W. Brayton
Bryant
Millie Payne
W. G. Bradley
Beech Grove Family Hosts Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brown and daughter Miss Sarles entertained Sunday guests including Mr. Hiram Peirce Mrs. Jennie Nigh Mr. Roy Wickiser and daughter Mary Miss Luella Lahr and daughter Lucille and Miss Wealtha Wentling at their Beech Grove home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Brown
Miss Sarles
Beech Grove
Hiram Peirce
Jennie Nigh
Roy Wickiser
Mary
Luella Lahr
Lucille
Wealtha Wentling
Lutheran Sunday School Members Surprise Member at New East Main Home
About 20 members of the Queen Esther Class taught by Mrs Byron Ogg gathered Friday evening at Mrs E and Burseen s new East Main street home. The group shared a pot luck supper and enjoyed the surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School
Byron Ogg
E. &. Burseen
East Main Street
Farewell gathering for Miss Mary Weaver near town
About sixty five members of the C. S. C. gathered Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Ruffing to give Miss Mary Weaver a farewell surprise before her move to Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Byron Ogg hosted a Wednesday dinner for Mr and Mrs F A Galbroner and daughter LaVerge and Mr and Mrs I L Culler and son Melford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ruffing
Mary Weaver
Cleveland
Byron Ogg
F. A. Galbroner
LaVerge
I. L. Culler
Melford
Findlay Family Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Holland Wonder and daughters Henrietta and Rose mary of Findlay along with Mrs Arlo Smith of west of town were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leroy Wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Wonder
Henrietta and
Rosemary
Findlay
Arlo Smith
West of Town
Leroy Wonder
Sunday Dinner Patrons Mr and Mrs Levi Haines
Sunday dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Levi Haines with Mr and Mrs C M Wenner in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Haines
C.M. Wenner
No Trespassing Notice on Farm Property
Fishing hunting or trespassing for any purpose on my farm will not be tolerated. Anyone violating this notice will be prosecuted. Mrs. G. H. Whaley.
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G. H. Whaley
Carey Times Sells Name Cards in Print and Engraved Forms
Carey Times announces availability of name cards offered in two formats: printed and en graved. Cards advertise personal identification for professionals and organizations, with customization options and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Alumni Committees Formed At Library Meeting
At a Monday evening library gathering Alumni President Maurice Bradley named committees for Arrangements Program Invitations and Soliciting Decorating Refreshments and secretary duties. The couple, bride daughter of Frank Oge east of Carey and groom son of William Sammet Crawford, will reside on a Crawford area farm. Rev E Luther Spaid officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bradley
Hester Ingels
Nial Ryder
Charles Calmes
C. M. Beitler
W. H. Phelps
W. J. Newhard
Carl Gamel
Hazel Hunter
Marguerite Simonis
Audrey Holden
Katherine Hickle
Ralph Kurtz
Samuel Gunther
Roland Jacobs
Irene Gillet
Mary Newhard
Maude Snyder
Eisie Howard
Margaret Myers
I. L. Culler
H. B. Kéller
Loren Stahl
S. Burson
Trene Gillet
Mildred Kinney
Paul Sammet
E. Luther Spaid
Frank Oge
East of Carey
William Sammet
Crawford
Marriage at Lutheran Church Blanch Ogg Wed
Saturday evening at seven oclock the Lutheran church witnessed the marriage of Miss Blanche Ogg and the unnamed groom. The ceremony united the couple in a traditional setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Ogg
Penticost observance at the Methodist church services
Penticost Sunday will be observed at the Methodist church with infant and adult baptisms and the reception of members. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered by the pastor, and the choir will provide special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist’ Church
Local Worthies Attend Tiffin Templar Services
Mr and Mrs Byron Ogg Mr and Mrs S M Ranger Miss Maude Snyder Miss Mary and Carolyn Newhard Harry Turnbell Wm Humbert Fred Lytle BE B Kurtz and Dr I N Zeis of this city and Carl Mitchell of Fostoria motored to Tiffin Sunday to attend the Knights Templar Ascension Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Ogg
S. M. Ranger
Maude Snyder
Mary
Carolyn Newhard
Harry Turnbell
Wm. Humbert
Fred Lytle
BE. B. Kurtz
I. N. Zeis
This City
Carl Mitchell
Fostoria
Tiffin
Knights Templar
Red Cross Nursing Class Opens to Care in Home
A Red Cross nurse will teach Hygiene and Care of the Sick in the Home in Carey. Registration opens for those willing to pay $1 and join with at least 15 members. The class aims to begin next week once enough sign up, with arrival expected about May 724.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Carey
Emma Stief
J. D. Ewing
Marriage in Chicago Joins Minnie Keever and W A Sheaham
Mrs Minnie Keever, daughter of Mrs Jesses Hart of Worrello street, married Tuesday evening at 7:30 in Chicago to Mr W A Sheaham of Chicago. Keever has worked as a dressmaker in this city for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Keever
W. A. Sheaham
Chicago
Keever
Jesses Hart
Worrello Street
New Superintendent Named for Carey Schools
A. M. Hornby, current Nevada public schools superintendent, is employed to lead Carey public schools starting next fall with duties to begin then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hornby
Nevada Public Schools
Carey Public Schools
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paereditn Micnolson
Charles JeRianers
Mr. Torrence
Mr. Raynor
Antoine
Fisk
Johnson & Miller
Raymanien
Gomer
C. X
Diller
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