Backward Party Delights T. R. C. Social at Beebe Home
The T. R. C. club and 60 guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Beebe’s home for a backward themed evening hosted by committee members. Prizes went to Chas. Bland for best masked dress and Mark Karr for the comical costume. games and a luncheon followed, with a playful winding-down of snacks and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. C. Club
R. C. Beebe
Walter Gottfried
Fred Beebe
John Kohmann
John Fleck
Ralph Gilli- Jang
Fred Thome
Clarence Thome
Harry Hull
Chas. Bland
Hale
Lowe
Person
Mark Karr
Birthday Anniversary for Virgil Ward Celebrated
Neighbors and relatives surprised Virgil Ward on Sunday for his 43rd birthday. Noon visitors brought filled baskets and an afternoon of music and games followed. Ward received several nice presents from a long list of friends and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Ward
Mr. Ward
Dan Keckley
Howard Ward
Oren Ward
Gon Vinton
Loris Ward
Ferrer Ward
Harley Clark
Dinner Honors Howard Kleine at Adrian Home
Mr. and Mrs. Muljholland hosted a family dinner in Adrian on Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kleine. Attendees included Mrs. F. D. McCauley, Miss Martha McCauley, Miss Margaret Lawhead of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lawhead, Miss Florence Mulholland, and Ruth McCauley Kleine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. MulJholand
Adrian
Howard Kleine
F. D. McCauley
Martha McCauley
Margaret Lawhead
Toledo
W. H. Lawhead
Florence Mullholland
Kleine
Ruth McCauley
W.H. Lawhead
Hallowe'en Party at Hotelling Home A Masked Gathering
Miss Bertha Hotelling hosted a Halloween event Saturday evening at her father Andy Hotelling's home east of town. Guests included Melvin Hotelling Neil Patterson Ralph Hotelling and several friends. guests arrived masked and refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hotelling
Andy Hotelling
Miss Hotelling
Melvin
Neil Patterson
Shelby
Ralph Hotelling
Marie Dirmeyer
Ralph Bingle
James Shine
Russel Walters
Hallowe'en Masquerade At Mrs Ross Johnsons Home
Oleafa Peterson entertained 19 girls at a Friday Hallowe'en party hosted at Mrs Ross Johnsons home. Wilda Bates won best dressed and Florence Holden wore the most comical costume. The house was decoratively staged with Halloween motifs and games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleafa Peterson
Ross Johnson
Wilda Bates
Florence Holden
Social Gathering In Carey Hosts Lindower Family
Mr and Mrs Chas Lindower and daughter Cleta hosted a Sunday gathering with Chas Rangeler and daughter Esther and son Sherman from Carey, Helen and Lucille Perkins, Eugenia Dete from Carey, and Cleta Myers from Croton joining the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Lindower
Cleta
Chas. Rangeler
Esther
Sherman
Helen
Lucille Perkins
Eugenia Dete
Carey
Cleta Myers
Croton
Kathryn Hobart Engaged To Garrett E. Spitzer Jr
A four course luncheon at the C S Hobart home on Front Street announced Kathryn Hobart engagement to Garrett E. Spitzer Jr of Vincennes Indiana. Guests included Mrs Dona Spitzer Mrs Harold Seibert Misses Margaret Muir Eloise Bowlus Algise Biem Marcena Hobart and Frances Morgan of Toledo. The event featured pink roses ferns a pink center piece and ribbon cards revealing the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S
Hobart
Front St
Kathryn "Hobart
Garrett E. Spitzer, Jr
Vincennes
Ind
Miss Hobart
Donaia Spitzer
Harold Seibert
Margaret Muir
Eloise ‘Bowlus
Algise Biem
Marcena ‘Hob
Art
Frances Morgan
Toledo
Pemberville
Entertained Scouts with a Hallowe'en Party
Miss May Chambers hosted a Wednesday evening Hallowe en party for Girl Scouts and friends. The rooms featured pumpkin faces and witches while ghost stories and spooky games provided fun. Refreshments were served by Mrs H G Chambers assisted by Mrs C W Brayton and Mrs 4etta Kennerley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Chambers
H. G. Chambers
C. W. Brayton
4Etta Kennerley
Millicent - Miller
Margaret Brayton
Helen Wyatt
Eloise Baume
Inez Gobrecht
Wilda Bates
Dorothy Lockrider
Artamisha Hoff
Ellen Sade Ewing
Margaret Twining
Helen Beatty
Valeria Nye
Helen Beebe
Gertrude Sopher
Mildred Pahl
Alice Ogg
Dorothy Brown
Mary Catherine Romig
Laura Keller
Ruth Riester
Elinor Porter
Henrietta Reynolds
Harriet Cri Iger
Mary
Elizabeth Traschel
Lucille Kurtz
Betty Alen
Hallowe'en Mask Party At Schira Home
Mr and Mrs C B Myers and Mr and Mrs Joseph Schira entertained friends with a Hallowe en mask party at the Schira home last Thursday evening. Helen Kessler and Mildred Campbell greeted guests masked at the door. The decor featured black cats owls and pumpkin faces. Games contests and stunts were enjoyed by all. A delicious supper was served by the hostesses. Guests included Mrs V L Campbell Bellefontaine Mr and Mrs Norman Zahn Mr and Mrs George Snyder Mr and Mrs Paul Crates Mr and Mrs Cletus Fahl Mr and Mrs Robert Cline and Mr and Mrs Charles Calmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Myers
Joseph Schira
Schira
Helen Kessler
Mildred Campbell
V. L. Campbell
Bellefontaine
Norman Zahn
George Snyder
Paul” Crates
Cletus Fahl
Robert Cline
Charles Calmes
Surprise pot luck shower honors Schira marriage
Relatives and friends gathered at Dow street home of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Schira last Thursday evening for a joyous pot luck supper and shower celebrating their recent marriage. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cc. B. Dabney, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Kessler, and numerous Schira relatives. Hosts received many handsome presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Schira
Dow Street
Cc. B. Dabney
C. I. Kessler
Carl Schira
Andrew Fox
Joe Schira
A. Kramer
Ed McLaughlin
Henry Grine
Frank Emerine
Florence Schira
Helen Courtad
Schira
Hondyea Birthdays Celebrated by Peirce and Hart Families
Mrs. William Peirce and Mrs. Cora Hart hosted a Saturday evening party for William Peirce Jr and Catherine Hart to mark their birthdays. Guests included J. P. Newhard and family, William Peirce's children Persis and Frances, and Elizabeth and Catherine Hart. Halloween decor and a supper followed a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peirce
Cora Hart
William Peirce, Jr
Catherine Hart
J. P. Newhard, Sr
Jay, Jr
Wm. Peirce
William, Jr. Persis
Frances
Elizabeth
Catherine
Hallowe’en
J. T. Club Meets With Mrs Spokey For Social Afternoon
The J. T. Club gathered Thursday afternoon with hostess Mrs. Mary Spokey. The gathering was social and a fine lunch was served. In three weeks the group plans another meeting with Mrs. Mark Mitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Club
Mary Spokey
Mark Mitten
Priscilla Club Meets at Mrs Ranger Home
The Priscilla Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. G. Ranger with guests Mrs. W. D. Goble and Mrs. Nora Brashares attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
L. G. Ranger
W. D.goble
Nora Brashares
Nineteen Hundred Club Opens Season With New Officers
The Nineteen Hundred Club held its first meeting of the season with Mrs. Homer Wonder in Adrian. Washburn was admitted as a member. An election named Mrs. Loren Stahl president and Mrs. George Newhard secretary and treasurer. Mrs. A H Kennerley will entertain Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Wonder
Near
Adrian
Flossa
Washburn
Loren Stahl
George Newhard
A. H. Kennerley
Powells Host Pleasant Country Dinner Social
Mr and Mrs Daniel Powell entertained a few friends at their country home with a delightful dinner and supper. The afternoon included music and social conversation with guests Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs Mr and Mrs George Constien and son Robert William Mr and Mrs C R Frate Miss Tinoy Gaughilin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Powell
Elza Jacobs
George Constien
Robert William
C. RS Frate
Tinoy
Gaughilin
K. v
Local families host Sunday guests in area
Mrs. Ida Cramer andMr and Mrs W H Wright of southeast of Carey had Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Wesley Minks and daughter Marian and Mr and Mrs William Swartz and daughter of Bloomdale and Mr and Mrs Ray Crammer and children of Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Cramer
W. ‘H. Wright
Carey
Wesley Minks
Marian
William’ Swartz
Bloomdale
Ray Crammer
Fostoria
Victory class to meet Thursday with hostesses named
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Thursday evening with Miss Blanche Davis and hostesses Mrs. Verne Chesebrough, Mrs. Anna Stiner, and Mrs. Frank Damon assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Blanche Davis
Verne Chesebrough
Anna Stiner
Frank Damon
Dinner gathering notes for Gamel family hosts
Mr and Mrs Marion Gamel and their son Carel entertained at dinner Sunday joined by Mrs F M Harris and Mrs Emma Gamel Allion in a family social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gamel
Carel
F. M. Harris
Emma Gamel Allion
Soloist J W Maxwell to Perform at Methodist Church
Findlay Negro soloist J W Maxwell will present several selections at the Methodist church Sunday evening, drawing local attention for an evening of vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maxwell
Findlay
Methodist Church
County Doings Include Bellepoint Wedding of McMillan Healy
Miss Pauline McMillan daughter of Mr and Mrs F V McMillan Bellepoint and Russel Healy of Bellepoint were married Saturday at the bride’s parents home Mrs Healy teaches at Sycamore high school Saturday also marked the silver wedding anniversary of the McMillans. Also Thursday last Miss Myrtle Irene Burks wed Edward B Newland at Floyd Burks home Tymochtee township. Mrs E B Kear of Wharton died Tuesday after gall stone surgery at Grant hospital Columbus born near Wharton September 1867 daughter of William Baker survived by husband E E Kear two children Ray Kear and Addie Kear and siblings Alvin Harrison Ida Charles Church of God member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline McMillan
F. V. McMillan
Bellepoint
Russel Healy
Bellpoint
Healy
Sycamore High
Myrtle Irene Burks
Edward EB. Newland
Morral
Floyd Burks
Tymochtee Township
Eldon Newland
Kear
Minerva Jane Baker
William Baker
Wharton
Ray Kear
Addie Kear
Perfectly Cool Guest Remains Calm During Hotel Fire
A hotel guest after an alarm of fire joked with watchers that he was cool about dressing, lighting a cigarette, and retying his necktie. He quipped he took his time and showed no panic while others reacted to the blaze.
Ladies Auxiliary Tea Announcement Listing
The Ladies Auxiliary hosts a tea Friday afternoon November 13 from 2 to 5 at Mrs W H Snyder home on B Findlay street. Admission 50 cents. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Snyder
B. Findlay Street
Printed or Engraved Mame Cards At The Times Office
Readable items describe mame cards displayed or stored at the Times office. The note notes card handling and possible archival usage. The text implies routine recordkeeping related to press staff or contributors within the newspaper office.
Election Board Roster Details For Precincts A to E
A historical list shows election boards with presiding judges and clerks for Precincts A through E. Names include John Pahl Elza Garn W W McClure Mary Youngpeter LeRoy Wonder Ermine Black Le M Remlinger Lilian Lytle Jay Black R E Kurtz P B Emerine L Moyer Billa Laughlin Richard Smith Lawrence Bland Robert Smith Det Tart Peter Long Margaret Cole William Humbert Frank Bees D A Dow Glenn McKee Lonsway Homer Wonder Mark Kafr Joseph Jacoby J E Fox Harry Hull Ralph Haford and others listed as judges clerks or presiding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pahl
Elza Garn
Mra. T
W.W. McClure
Co. M. Kear
le M.¢ Remlinger
L. le
Criger
D. A. Dow
Glenn McKee
Ay Lonsway
Homer Wonder
Mrs O H Jacobs Dies After Long Illness East Of Carey
Mrs Eliza Woesner Jacobs aged 67 died Sunday night at her home east of Carey after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. She was born east of Little Sandusky and married O H Jacobs. Survived by sons John Cleveland George California Frank Texas Charles Marion Homer Fort Wayne Ida May Fort Wayne Bertha Fort Wayne. brothers John Woesner Harpster Peter Woesner Crestline. Funeral services at 1 pm today at home and Mt Zion church with interment at Pleasant View cemetery. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church at Little Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. “Y. Jacobs
Carey
Mrs. Jacobs
Eliza Woesner
John
Jane Woesner
Little Sandusky
O. H. Jacobs
John Jacobs
Cleveland
George Jacobs
California
Frank, Jacobs
Texas
Price of Farm Products in Ohio Declines Since July
Ohio farm price level has fallen since July due to lower wheat and hog prices. The July index for all farm crops was 166, dropping to 159 in September, with September prices 20 points above 1924 Ohio levels. Ohio farming still above national averages in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. S. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Experiment Station
No Hunting on Signed Land Across the Local Area
A posted notice bans hunting or trespassing on all land owned or controlled by the signatories through the hunting season. Signers include Mrs. Emma Ehrlich Edward Riester G. V. Sutphen Frank Eakin J. D. Carothers Charles A. Ogg J. R. Byestone Laura Stevens Albert Schlachter J. A. Fox J. H. Needs B. & Hudson A. B. Ruffing Walter W. Gottfried John R. Dugger Ralph Gilliland S. C. Heck Bert Smith A. D. Lenner John Snook S. M. Romig Each name signed incurs a 25 cent charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ehrlich
Edward Riester
G. V. Sutphen
Frank Eakin
J. D. Carothers
Charles A. Ogg
J. R. Byestone
Laura Stevens
Albert Schlachter
J. A. Fox
J. H. Needs
B. &. Hudson
A. B. Ruffing
Walter W. Gottfried
John R. Dugger
Ralph Gilliland
S. C. Heck
Bert Smith
A. D. Lenner
John Snook
S. M. Romig
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Times Office
Readable fragments describe name cards produced at the Times office. The item notes printing or engraving work and references the local newsroom setting. Details on designers or dates are not provided in the accessible text.
Community Notes from Vanlue and Findlay Area Events
Local social life captured in brief mentions of visits and greetings. Alfred Hier and Nancy Burnap spend time in Findlay with friends. Multiple households share Sunday visits, voting instructions for county fair discussed, and a bake sale raises funds. A Florida move is announced for J A Brill family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
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Hallowe'en
Hallowe'en Mask
Hondyea
J.T. Club
Priscila Chlarb
Wundred
Everybody’s Magazine
Times Office
0. H. Jacobs
Nime
Times
Vanlue
Roxie’ Plots
Cosine
Gvending A’ Wweet
Akron
With
Clyde’. Chmpbell
John’ Hendricks
Elba Hendricks
Cora Renschler
Dunkirk
Edwin Wilcox
Bobbie
Mre Ligig
Wilcox
Miss Deleia
Em. ‘el Church
J. A. Brill
Daugh
Ster. Beulah
James
Floyd Allen
Brill
Florida
Harry
Cecil Doppler
Jewett
Flossa Washburn
Findlay Street
Big Four Railroad
Mathern Bakery
City Bakery
S. Vance St
Nea Comfort
Coleman Dry Goods Co
C. X. Diller
Carey, Ohio
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