Mutual Office Hours Social Event at Mrs Snyder’s Home
Miss Marie Holden entertained friends Friday evening at her sister Mrs George Snyder s home with rock dancing and contests. Pauline Stiner won all prizes while guests included Eugenia Henry Romaine and Ida Bousher Marguerite Holden Gladys Lanker Rudy Otte Edwin Naus of Upper Sandusky John Blond Kirtland Straw Roger Lindsay Everett McKee Robert Holden and Alfred Gardner. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Holden
George Snyder
Pauline Stiner
Eugenia Henry
Romaine
Ida, Bousher
Marguerite Holden
Gladys Lanker
Rudy Otte
Edwin Naus
Upper
Sandusky
John Blond
Birthday Dinner Honors Gilbert Logsdon
Mr and Mrs J A Logsdon hosted a 6 oclock dinner Monday night in honor of their son Gilbert birthday. Attendees included Louis Collet John Walters Elias Arnold Carl Jenet Melford Heck Harold Emerine Herman Emerine Theodore Vaughn Willis Kummerer Vernon Emerine Robert Heck Thomas Stombaugh and Donald Logsdon who all reported an exceptionally fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Logsdon
Gilbert
Louis Collet
John Walters
Elias Arnold
Carl Jenet
Melford Heck
Harold Emerine
Herman Emerine
Theodore Vaughn
Willis Kummerer
Vernon Emerine
Robert Heck
Thomas Stombaugh
Donald Logsdon
Rabbit Supper Hosts Celebrate at Hosafros Home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell with children Dortha Lillian Annabelle Ada Virginia join Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wonder and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. John Stoody with Bernice and Martha, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bates with Wilda Frances Donald Max and Bobby, and Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hosafros and daughter Evelyn for a pot luck rabbit supper Monday evening on Clay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mitchell
Dortha
Lillian
Annabelle
Ada
Virginia
Willis Wonder
Helen
John Stoody
Bernice
Martha
W. EB. Bates
Wilda
Frances
Donald
Max
Bobby
Harry Hosafros
Evelyn
Hosafros
Clay Street
Birthday dinner honors local anniversaries at Constien home
Mr and Mrs. George Constien hosted a Sunday birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Harry Hammond of Vanlue and A. E. Constien. Guests included Miss Pearl Reed, Harry Hammond, Mr and Mrs R Tate, and Miss Lucy Laughlin. Dr and Mrs A S Constien of Upper Sandusky were evening visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Constien
Harry Hammond
Vanlue
A. E. Constien
Pearl Reed
R. Tate
Lucy Laughlin
A. S Constien
Upper Sandusky
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. J C Dow at Home Gathering
Miss Caroleen Dow and Robert Dow of Tiffin guests join Mr. and Mrs. C W McGill and others at the home of Mrs. J C Dow on Friday evening to celebrate her birthday with a surprise party and many fine presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroleen Dow
Robert Dow
Tiffin
C. W. McGill
J. D. Carothers
Rosa Summit
A. Dow
John
Genevieve
Margaret
Billy
J.C. Dow
Tea for Endowment Fund Hosted by Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Grover Snyder Mrs J OT Stombaugh Mrs Henry Pahl Mrs W H Snyder and Miss Florence Schira hosted a Friday tea at Mrs W H Snyder’s home for the American Legion Auxiliary to benefit the Endowment Fund. The event raised $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Snyder
J OT Stombaugh
Henry Pahl
W H. Snyder
Florence Schira
W. H. Snyder
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Endowment Fund
Priscilla Club Hosts Dinner at Mrs CW McGill Home
Mrs Byron Ogg, Mrs Patterson, Mrs Lindsay, Mrs Ashers, Mrs McGill, and others hosted Priscilla club members and husbands for a 2 dinner Monday evening at the home of Mrs CW McGill. Mrs Dow attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Ogg
Westley Patterson
W L. Lindsay
George Ashers
W McGill
T OW McClure
David Heek
Priscilla Club
CW McGill
J C¢ Dow
Mrs Lone Celebrates Harry's Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs Frank Lone entertained 12 boys Saturday afternoon for Harry Lone's fifth birthday with a surprise party. Refreshments were served and a cake with 12 candles centered the table. Harts received many fine presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lone
Harry
Harts
Fortnightly Club Hosts Open Meeting With Music
Mrs J A Newcomer will host this afternoon for an open Fortnightly Club meeting. Members will participate in a musical program and a committee will serve refreshments at the close.
Beebe Family Hosts Research Club Meeting
Mrs Ray Beebe Mrs Wallace Beebe Miss Blanche Davis and Miss May Mullholand were guests of the Research club at its Friday evening gathering hosted by Miss Edith Beebe on West North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beebe
Wallace Beebe
Blanche Davis
May Mullholand
Research Club
Edith Beebe
West North Street
Delightful Surprise Birthday Party Near Crawford
A group of friends surprised Miss Nellie Summer Mon day evening at her home a half mile south of Crawford for her birthday anniversary. Attendees included Heart Dible and family, George Turner and sons, Arcadia guests Beryl and Leone Lanker, numerous locals, and Sammet who handed her many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Summer
Crawford
Heart Dible
Virginia
Opal
George Turner
Howard
Carl
Beryl
Leone Lanker
Arcadia
Isabelle Karr
Mildred Mann
Violet Garver
Anna Margaret
Forest Madeline Pipes
Nina Hudson
Venda
Opal Wentling
Bertha Tracy
Katie Brooks
Hester Turner
Ida Schade
Oleta Dible
Messrs
Wallace
Joe Dible
Fred Stief
George Savidge
Leonard Longanecker
Wendell Wentling
Vincent
Ralph Brooks
Ralph Zingle
Lloyd Hill
Lawrence Schmidt
Ira . Lanker
Lewis
England
Miss Sammet Receivell
Mrs. Anna Sheridan honored on her 80th birthday
Last Friday a pot luck dinner was held at Mrs. Anna L. Sheridan’s home on West Findlay street for her 80th birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Sheridan and Ruby, Eugene of West Independence, Miss Ella Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seemann and children Patricia Ann and Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Sheridan
W. Findlay Street
C. D. Smith
Clint Sheridan
Mack Sheridan
Ruby
Eugene
West Independence
Ella Anderson
Jack Seemann
Patricia Ann
Bobby
Poverty Run Society Sees New Member Admitted
The Poverty Run Society met last Thursday with Mrs. Homer Wonder. Mrs. Leo Hoepf and Mrs. Harry Neichner were guests. Hoepf was admitted to membership. A lunch was served. The next meeting is set for the second Thursday in December with Mrs. A. J. Ruehle for the Christmas gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Run Society
Homer Wonder
Leo Hoepf
Harry ¥ Neichner
Ehib
Hoepf
A. J. Ruehle
Sunday guests noted for I L Culler household
Mr and Mrs I L Culler entertained Sunday guests including Walter Myers of Upper Sandusky Helen Koester of Cleveland Mrs W J Galbroner of Middleport Mrs A H Kennerley and daughter Dorcas Byron Ogg and Mr and Mrs F C Ogg as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Culler
Walter Myers
Upper Sandusky
Helen Koester
Cleveland
W. J. Galbroner
Middleport
A. H. Kennerley
Dorcas
Byron Ogg
F C. Ogg
Oyster Supper Entertainment at Steen Home
Mr and Mrs James Cross and their son Zenith joined Mr and Mrs Owen Clark of near Vanlue for an oyster supper Sunday evening hosted by Mr C M Steen, with his children and Mrs Ida Shaw in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cross
Zenith
Owen Clark
Near
Vanlue
C. M Steen
Ida Shaw
Steen
Reinhart Dinner Guests List With Kramer Family
Mr and Mrs. E M Reinhart entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul Kramer and their children Robert Norman Reta Dwain and Mildred and Miss Rose Riester and Helene Riester present for the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E M. Reinhart
Paul Kramer
Robert, Norman
Reta
Dwain
Mildred
Rose Riester
Helene Riester
Pheasant and waffle dinner hosts greet guests
Mrs. W. H. Snyder and her son Howard accompany Mrs. E. G. Sutphen and her daughter Miss Margie as guests Tuesday at a pheasant and waffle dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs. H. B. Turnbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Snyder
Howard
E G. Sutphen
Margie
H. B. Turnbell
WB A members to attend booster club dinner in Fostoria
About 25 WB A members will travel to Fostoria Friday evening to join the Booster Club and enjoy a 66 o'clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBA
Fostoria
Mrs Riester and Mrs Patterson Plan Bridge Dinner
Mrs Edward Riester and Mrs Ross Patterson will entertain with a bridge dinner Saturday evening at the Riester home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Riester
Ross Patterson
Riester
Nineteen Hundred Club Meeting Highlight Miss Emma Stief
The Nineteen Hundred Club will hold a Friday afternoon gathering featuring Miss Emma Stief as a guest or speaker at an unspecified venue. Members are expected to attend and discuss club matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninteen TH Hundred Club
Emma Stief
Missionary Society Meeting Discusses Race Relations Theme
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of the Lutheran church met Monday evening with Miss Dorcas Kennerley. Mrs S H Krebs led the lesson on The Was of Christ in Race Relations Through the Home. Devotionals were by Mrs Russell Gottfried. Fremont convention reports were by Mrs A F Byers and Mrs 8 TH Krebs. A social hour followed with refreshments by Miss Kermerley and Mrs G J Newhard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
Lutheran Sunday School Potluck Supper Held
The Queen Esther class of the Lutheran Sunday school held a pot luck supper at the home of Mrs. Otto Gottfried Friday evening with Mrs. Byron Ogg teaching and hostesses including Mrs. Howard DeWitt and Miss Elsie Howard assisting. Mr. E F Thome and Mrs C C Thome and Elaine spent Sunday in Findlay. Carey's drive is on this week for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Carey
E. F. Thome
C. C. Thome
Elaine
Findlay
Lutheran Sunday School
Byron Ogg
Otto Gottfried
Howard DeWitt
Elsie _Howard
Earl Moser
V. A. Miller
Ida Hickle
A. B. Feller
Stokes
Pomeroy
Minnie Jenod
H. T. Bunnell
Mark Bennett
Centers Chapel
Ostler Bros
Berean
H. C., George
Warner Gill
Rolley Helms
Clara Hartmann
Addie Greer
Emmett Egout
Adrian
Mich
tol@grena
George Payne
Retta Stewart
R. N. Lee
Adrian, Mich
Ruth Harvey
Ann Arbor
Local Notes From Mt Blanchard Area
Community items report illnesses and recoveries including mumps cases at the school. Residents Carl Treece and family shopped in Findlay, while George Payne is interred at Huston cemetery after funeral in Forest. A wedding unites Harry M. Foster and Hazel Stevenson at H J Greer home with a reception and move to their new East Clay Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Payne Wath
Huston
Forest
Snodgrass
Mr. Payne
Harley Eatherington
H. J. Greer
Harry M. Foster
Hazel Stevenson
Reddick
It Ain't One That Hides From Trouble Says Bre r Williams
An Atlanta Constitution quote recalls Bre r Williams declaring he confronts trouble head on. He vows to invite an adversary in and settle matters directly, asserting decisive action when faced with danger or opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre'r Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Atmospheric Pressure on the Human Body Figures
The article states that the atmospheric pressure on the body of an average man is 32 400 pounds and that typical barometer fluctuations raise or lower this pressure by 2 500 pounds.
No Hunting Notice Names Listed for Landowners
Positively no hunting or trespassing on any land owned or controlled by the undersigned. A charge of 25 cents will be made for each name signed to the notice, which runs through the hunting season. Names include Mrs. Emma Ehrlich Edward Riester G. V. Sutphen Frank Lakin J D Carothers Charles A. Ogg J R Eyestone Laura Stevens Albert Schlachter and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ehrlich
Edward Riester
G. V. Sutphen
Frank Lakin
D Carothers
Charles A. Ogg
R Eyestone
Laura Stevens
Albert Schlachter
A Fox
Safety on the Highways Warns Against Unsafe Drivers
A Marshall Minnesota News Messenger editorial argues for eradicating dangerous driver classes by education or enforcement. It calls for severe action against drunks underage speedsters hit-and-run and bootlegger drivers, plus stricter vehicle signaling before safe leisure trips can be guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Minn
News-Messenger
Newspapers as a Uplifter for Cars and Business
A quirky exchange claims newspapers assist in freeing cars stuck in mud and in boosting business through advertising columns. It extols the power of the press as a versatile aid in daily problems.
Red Cross Drive Supports Community Effort
Nov 11 26 drive urged by church and local groups. Rev J M Shimer and son Myron of Toledo visited with Mr and Mrs George Ash. the group then traveled to Delaware for a Missionary Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help the Red Cross
J. M. Shimer
Myron
Toledo
George Ash
Delaware
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Tome
Mutual
MT. Blanchard
Carl Treece
Finglay
James Peterman
Marian
Joan Lee
Orel Miller
The
J H
E Wudson
Ruffing
Walter W Gottfried
John R Dugger
Ralph Gilliland
SC Heck Bert Smith
Db Lenner
John Snook
M Romig
FPF & AG
Collet
Wim
Pontius
KE Gibson
Bert Presler
Liesd Lessig
E M Beck Worner Wonder
Stief Bros & Clark
J. J. Mitten
R. M. Orians
H. J.derr
FPS
D. T. Powell
Orville Lee
M J
Harry Ruffing
Louis (Galbroner
J. A. Bachar
Ernest Fox
P. H. Gaster
Times
Ideal Hat Shop
Carey, Ohio
Coleman Dry Goods Co
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