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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
6
Hanson suspects Miss Towpe of witnessing his alleged murder of Rogers during a night stroll. She hints at blackmail and marriage to keep him silent, while he weighs turning himself in or facing the coming pressure from the persistent simpering widow.
Grandmother visits the pastor. Mary a five year old tells of a wonderful dog that flew up into the sky. Grandmother objects while Mary proudly explains the dog could fly because it was a bird dog. This scene is reported by St. Louis Christian Evangelist.
Witty quip about a Mayflower ancestor who almost made the voyage. The line frames a light historical joke attributed to the Boston Transcript, reflecting early settler lore.
In a wry London exchange, Tom touts a plan as simple as child’s play while Will questions sourcing a child to execute it, underscoring a humorous contrast in judgment.
In Tyson county judge Lomax relocates to Harrisville and mingles with Dorrance and his daughter Molly. Wentworth, a reserved insurance man, confesses past jail time for embezzlement. Molly accepts him despite Dorrance's public taunt, while Judge Lomax reveals he sentenced Wentworth years ago and closes the scene with a final farewell.
Russell Zeis Fred Lytle Fog Scheel George Reis Gust Summit O W Squier L L Patterson He B Keller W D Goble and L G Ranger attended the Masonic Council inspection in Upper Sandusky Tuesday evening A 600 o'clock dinner was served following the inspection.
The Carey Times Weekly published in Carey Ohio lists Eloise Thrall of Carey Ohio as editor publisher manager and owner. No bondholders mortgagees or other security holders holding 1 percent or more are named. Sworn before H G Chambers Notary Public Wyandot County on April 15 1925 with commission expiring August 31 1925.
Mrs. Floyd Herbert hosted a Sunday school class after party from two to five on Saturday afternoon south of town. Members enjoyed games, contests, and refresh ments. Guests included Marybell Ward Alberta Wentzer Pauline Wentzer Evelyn Schande Marie Wentz Ione Risley Corrine Kimmel Evea Eva Taft Della Clark Eldon Shaffer Robert Suber Stanley Wentz Garland Risley Clarence Spitzler Dale Rickle Harold Rickle Pat Wentz Herbert Patt Delmer Clark Ralph Clark and Rev Risley of Wharton.
Mrs W L Lindsay will entertain the Nineteen Hundred club this afternoon. Invited guests include Mrs L L Patterson Mrs C B Dabney Mrs H R Williams Mrs T A Wetherford Mrs Fordyce Ogg Mrs Edward Riester Mrs Byron Ogg Mrs W N Johnson Mrs Gail Kurtz and Mrs F D Hurd. Six o'clock luncheon will be served by the hostess.
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold its regular monthly social tonight at the home of class president Mrs. J. A. Smith. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. R. E. B. Oglesbee Mrs. P. E. Beaschler Mrs. W. R. Markley Mrs. T. W. McClure and Mrs. Jerry Merridew.
The regular meeting of the T. R. C. club was held at Mrs Sheldon Kloepfer's home Wednesday afternoon with 12 members present. The time was pleasantly spent with needle work and a fine lunch was served. Mrs Charles Bland will host the club in three weeks.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Lonsway of south of town held a Sunday dinner honoring the christening of their daughter Haster. Attending were Mr and Mrs R M Lonsway and children Gilbert and Gertrude, and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Lamberjack with Bobbie and Mary. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson of east of town with Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith and daughters Opal and Pearl, and Mrs Jacob Stoody.
Lois Bloise ten day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Baugh man of E South Street is very ill.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Kramer and Mr and Mrs Willis Bloom were in Findlay Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Logsdon and son Maurice of Upper Sandusky called on Mr and Mrs Lloyd Logsdon north of town Sunday.
Relatives and friends gathered at the High home on Easter to celebrate Mrs. High’s birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose and children Norma and Alfred of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long, Miss Francis Dildine of Findlay, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Long, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gibson near Berwick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swerlein and children, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Swerlein and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lortz and sons Walter Delmer and Fordyce.
A pleasant surprise celebration for Mrs. M. J. Courtad held at her home northeast of town on her birthday anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Pahl and daughter Agnes of Carey, John Courtad, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Courtad and daughter Gladys, and Mrs. M. J. Courtad and family.
On Monday night April 20 the Jennie Larmonth Missionary society of the Lutheran church will hold its regular meeting. Mrs. H L Wenner hosts. Leaders will be Mrs. E S Burson and Miss Coretta Powell.
Easter dinner hosts included Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wenner with guests F. B. Cole and family Ruth Russell Lucile, F. L. Mosey of Upper Sandusky, and C. M. Wenner. Mrs. Etta Greer hosted Easter dinner with Rev. Lewis P. Speaker, Mrs. W. H. Snyder, Mrs. Millie Payne, Miss Hattie Buehler, and Mr. Howard Snyder.
Mrs W H Phelps of Fostoria hosts the Fortnightly Club for its regular meeting this afternoon. Current events will be shared after roll call. Mrs A M Flornby will discuss the Evolution of the United States Mail and Mrs L B Straen will cover Aerial Mail Service. A piano duet by Mrs S R Bame and Mrs Wallace Beebe will be enjoyed.
Mrs Albert Adelsperger will host the Research Club gathering this evening, inviting members to discuss current projects and share updates in a social setting at the club venue.
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