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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1933

Page

4

Social Guests Dine With Families This Weekend

Saturday evening hosts Mr and Mrs B Burson welcomed Miss Lois Gerlach and Laird Rickle of Columbus for dinner. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Luther Creighton of Findlay and Ralph Veith of Upper Sandusky at Mrs Myrtle Perkins home on N Vance Street.

Lois Gerlach Laird Rickle Columbus Mrs. B. §. Burson Luther Creighton Findlay Ralph Veith Upper Sandusky Myrtle Perkins N. Vance Street

Dinner Guests Visit Fremont and Nearby Families

Mr and Mrs Walter Meyer of Fremont and Mr and Mrs S W Pahl with daughters Bertha and Donna were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Hunter on Newhard street. Ed Lambright and son Charles of Upper Sandusky, Dean Wright of south of town, and Russell Myers spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Tom Baker and family on Ash street.

Walter Meyer Fremont S. W. Pahl Bertha Donna Don Hunter Newhard Street Ed Lambright Gon Charles Upper Sandusky Dean Wright South of Town Russel Myers Tom Baker Ash Street

Local families host Sunday dinner gathering

Mr and Mrs Paul Pahl and son Junior visit Mr and Mrs Jack Walters on North Lake street for dinner and supper. Also guests include Mr and Mrs Bert Marvin and daughter Betty Mae of Findlay. Cyril Oelberg of Kirby and Urban Tiell of Asher Okla spent the afternoon there.

Paul Pahl Junior John Walters Dickie Jack Walters North Lake Street Bert Marvin Betty Mae Findlay Cyril Oelberg Kirby Urban Tiell Asher Okla

J. T. Club Meeting Hosts Social Afternoon

Mrs Lewie Beis hosted a regular J. T. Club gathering northeast of town last Thursday with guest Miss Hattie Ruehle. The hostesses, including Mrs A J Kinney and Louise Beis, served lunch before a social hour. The club plans a April meeting with Mrs William Spokey.

Wesleyan Guild Social at Mrs Wonder’s Home

The Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school held a social Monday evening at Mrs. Wesley Wonder’s north of town. Hostesses included Mrs Ray Tracy Mrs Howard Heck and Mrs C C Thore. Mrs George Snyder led devotional services and the business meeting. Guests were Mrs Minor Koehler of Upper Sandusky and Miss Helen Smith.

Wesleyan Guild Methodist Sunday School Wesley Wonder Ray Tracy Howard Heck C. C. Thore George Snyder Minor Koehler Upper Sandusky Helen Smith

Sunday Supper Guests in Fremont Area

Sunday supper guests at the A. L. Pahl home were Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Pahl and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunter. Howard Albus hosted dinner for northeast of town visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Peter and children Mary Alice and Robert of New Riegel as guests last Sunday.

Howard Albus Town Ambrose Peter Mary Alice Robert New Riegel

Findlay Residents Dine With Mrs Tate and Miss Laughlin

Mr and Mrs George Constier and son Robert of Findlay with A E Constier and Paul Powell were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs Gertrude Tate and Miss Lucy Laughlin.

George Constier Robert_of

Birthday Anniversary Remembrance Noted at Home

Mrs Gertudes DuBois Mrs Clif ford Neff Mrs Lavina Jacoby Miss Anna Sintonig and Miss Mary Simmons surprised Rose Simmons at her home Monday evening to remind her of her birthday anniversary.

Gertudes DuBois Clifford Neff Lavina Jacoby

Quilting Bee Held At Mrs. Altvater’s Home

A group of ten titled women attended a Friday quilting bee at Mrs. L. G. Altvater’s home on S Patterson Street. They shared dinner at noon and tea in the afternoon.

R. C Altvater I. L. Culler W. B. Hoff George Montague Margaret Herbert Ethelyn Hellopeter Peter Long Phil Sexton Laura Geiger R. McDowell L. G. Altvater S. Patterson Street

Mrs Thompson Hosts T. R. C. Club Meeting

Mrs Charles Thompson hosted the regular T. R. C. club gathering last Thursday afternoon with guests Mrs Harry Thompson Mrs Ellen Thompson of Vanlue and Mrs Jennie McElhinny. Mrs BE F Thome won the attendance prize and refreshments were served. Mrs M C Yost to entertain in three weeks.

Charles Thompson T. R. C. Club Harry Thompson Ellen Thompson Vanlue Jennie McElhinny BE. F. Thome M. C. Yost

Miss Ma bel Wilson Hosts Crawford M. I. Sunday School Tea

Last Thursday evening Miss Ma bel Wilson entertained the young people's class of Crawford M I Sunday school at her parents home east of Crawford. Business meeting followed by games contests and music. First prizes awarded to Madeline Pipes and Neva Rife second prizes to Evelyn Hendricks and Walter Lortz. Lunch served to Reva Ruth Morehart Neva Rife Madeline Pipes Martha Hetzel Margaret Savidge Evelyn Hendricks Walter Delmar Fordyce Lortz Frederick Rife Lawrence Sammet Harvey Savidge Wendell Wentling David Stout Reid Morehart Dean Baker J Alfred Davis.

Mabel Wilson Crawford M. I F. E. Wilson Crawford Madeline Pipes Neva Rife Evelyn Hendricks Walter Lortz Reva Ruth Morehart Martha Hetzel Margaret Savidge Walter Delmar Fordyce Lortz Frederick Rife Lawrence Sammet Harvey Savidge Wendell Wentling David Stout Reid Morehart Dean Baker J Alfred Davis

Club Meeting Postponed After Easter

The Carey Research Club meeting with Mrs. W. G. Bradley has been postponed until after Easter.

Carey* Research Club W. G. Bradley

P. R. 8 Club Meets for Red Cross Sewing

The P. R. 8 club met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Alonzo Green's home northeast of town. Members sewed for the Red Cross and were joined by Mrs. Virgil Green Mrs. Dale Green and daughter Carol of Carey and Betty and Evie Waérner. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Delbert Fruth on April 20.

Alonzo Green Red Cross Virgil Green Dale Green Carol Carey Betty Evie Waérner Delbert Fruth

Philathen Sunday School Meets At Perkins Home

The Philathen class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Perkins. Mrs. Nirgile Green, the president, opened with scripture reading. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Gertrude Tate. Mrs. Green led the lesson study, and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Entertainment was arranged by Mrs. C. M. Powell and Mrs. Vertie Bame, with hostess committee members including Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. G. E. Weaver, Mrs. Charles Lindower and Mrs. Sherman Carpenter.

Philathen Memorial Evangéelica Myrtle Perkins Nirgile Gréen Thes Perkins Gertrude Tate Green C. M. Powell Vertie Bame G. E. Weaver Charles Lindower Sherman Carpenter

No State Federal Aid For Highways In Seneca County

Seneca county may not receive state or federal help for road work to relieve unemployment. County Engineer James B. Puffenberger reported in Columbus that relief funds must exhaust local sources first and that funds are being organized to use remaining money efficiently. He hopes later aid may arrive as the highway department waits on legislature actions. A state relief official will visit soon to outline organization plans, with a conference set with city and county officials.

Seneca County James B. Puffenberger Columbus Puffenberger

Herd Improvement Associations Celebrate 40 Years Of Progress

Ohio dairymen learned from Denmark where Kontrol Societies began 40 years ago. The system provided monthly tester visits, milk weighing, butterfat sampling, and per cow records to cull poor cows and keep the best. Danish herds raised average production to about 8,000 pounds of milk and 300 pounds of butterfat, while Ohio herds average around 5,000 pounds.

Ohio Denmark Kontrol Societies of S. M Salisbury Ohio State University Kontrol Society Salisbury

Stamps Now Sold At All Post Offices In County Seats

Internal revenue stamps are now on sale at all first and second class post offices and those third and fourth class offices in county seat towns. Previously they were sold only in towns with 25 000 or more population. Stamps are used for issuing bonds or capital stock and for sales or transfers of bonds and real estate conveyances.

Internal Revenue

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