P R S Club Set To Meet Next Thursday Afternoon
The P R S Club will meet next Thursday afternoon August 8 with Mrs Homer Wonder. Mrs Margaret Helger hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs George Heiser and C A Heiser with daughters Audrey and Ruth of Coldwhler. Guests also included Virgil Kemerley of Carey Florence Emerley and Karl Kemerley. Mildred path. Mr and Mrs Herschel High and Elmer Corfman joined Mr and Mrs Gurls Ploty and daughter for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. S. Club
Homer Wonder
Margaret Helger
George Heiser
C. A. Heiser
Audrey
Ruth
Coldwhler
Virgil Kemerley
Carey
Florence Emerley
Karl Kemerley
Gurls Ploty
Mildred
Path
Mrs Tong Hosts Supper Guests From Independence And Upper Sandusky
Mrs Gertrude Tong entertained at supper Friday evening with guests Mrs Lewis Krebs and daughters Nina and Irma of Independence Kans Mrs W F Rolle Mrs Fred Binau and Mrs Jacob Binau from near Upper Sandusky The gathering reflected a local social event with varied regional connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Tong
Lewis Krebs
Nina and
Irma
Independence, Kans
W. F. Rolle
Fred Binau
Jacob Binau
Upper Sandusky
Keller Host Sunday Dinner Guests In Ohio Detroit Visit
Mr and Mrs H B Keller entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs E M Keller Mrs M C Cosgray of Cincinnati Mrs Raymond Nichols and daughters Alice and Shirley and son James Ezra of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Keller
E. M.keller
M. C. Cosgray
Cincinnati
Raymond Nichols
Alice and
Shirley
James Ezra
Detroit
J T Club Hosts Meeting With Kinney Family
Mrs A J Kinney hosted the J T Club last Thursday afternoon. Guests included Miss Francese Jeyestone Mrs Wilbur Kinney and Miss Helen Bees. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Wilbur Kinney. The next meeting is scheduled for the last Thursday in August with Mrs Lewis Hels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kinney
J. T. Club
Francese Jeyestone
Wilbur Kinney
Helen Bees
Lewis Hels
Local Families Host Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. John Slotterbeck entertained Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slotterbeck and children Elvira Isabelle Charles Jr and Billy of Newark. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Harald Bentz and daughter Betty Jane of Foss Toria and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitten and Mr. and Mrs. William Slotterbeck east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slotterbeck
Charles’ Slotterbeck
Elvira
Isabelle
Charles, Jr
Billy
Newark
Harald Bentz
Betty Jane
Fostoria
Mark Mitten
William Slotterbeck
Family Dinner Hosts Honor Guests Across Town
Mrs. A. H. Kemerley entertained a Sunday dinner at her West Findlay street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs L A Kemerley and son Robert with daughters Miriam and Martha Jane of Akron, Mr and Mrs Walter Myers, Mr and Mrs Lester MacGregor and daughter Jean of Findlay, and Mr and Mrs I L Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kemerley
West Findlay Street
L. A. Kemerley
Robert
Miriam
Martha Jane
Akron
Walter “Myers
Lester. MacGregor
Jean
Findlay
I. L. Culler
Eakin and Ward Celebrate Hay Farm Work Completion
Frank Eakin and Earl Ward completed 60 acres of hay on their two farms west of town. On Thursday evening they hosted guests at the Eakin home. Tea cream and cake were served and phonograph music provided entertainment. Attending were Mr and Mrs Earl Ward and their children Fairy Russell Howard James Maribelle Madelon and Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eakin
Earl Ward
Silumber
Frank Kemerley
Karl Kemerley
Avonell Robison
Margaret Baker
Marjoria Wickiser
Gladys Pratt
Thoburn Baker
Wallace Baker
Dale Robison
Ira Wickiser
Russell Wickiser
Milton Walter
Earl Walter
Howard Phillips
Virgil Kemerley
Carey
Willie Cole
Florence Kemerley
Hendricks Family Hosts Vanlue Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hendricks and their children entertained at their Vanlue home Friday evening. Ice cream and cake were served. Guests included extended Hendricks relatives from this place and Findlay, with several grandchildren in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hendricks
Donald
John
Dorothy
Vaniue
John Hendricks
Evelyn
Porter Hendricks
Mauvelyn
This Place
Ellea Hendricks
Cora Renschler
Findlay
Fred Hendriccks
Bobby Gene
Marcella
Frank Hendricks
Vanlue
Birthday Surprise for Erle Grooms at Mrs Wonder’s Home
At Mrs. Jessie Wonder’s home a Sunday birthday surprise was held for Erle Grooms of Toledo and a kitchen shower was given. Attending were Mr and Mrs B H Walton and Mr and Mrs A C Walton of Sycamore, George Gibson and daughter Luella with Martha Hotaling, Carl Gibson and daughter Catherine, plus Miss Pauline Hines from near Upper Sandusky, and Mrs Wonder with the honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wonder
Erle Grooms
Toledo
B. H Walton
A. C. Walton
Sycamore
George Gibson
Luella
Martha Hotelling
Carl Gibson
Catherine
Pauline Hines
Near Upper Sandusky
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Hiles at Mansfield Event
Mrs F D Hurd entertained a small bridge party honoring Mrs W A Hiles of Cleveland. Guests included Mrs Hiles and numerous local ladies and families, with luncheon served by the hostess and helpers. The event followed by visits and a pleasant social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Hurd
W. A. Hiles
Cleveland
Hiles
E. B. Kurtz
Homer Wonder
Harold Houk
K. L. Leonard
Edward Riester
Ross Fatterson
George Newhard
Paul, R. Clouger
Dertrude Hoik
Indoor Outdoor Baseball Schedule Update
Large crowds attend indoor outdoor ball games. On Monday the Legion beat the K C team and Tuesday the Methodists defeated the Legion. The Methodists lead the series four to zero. Upcoming week features Lutherans vs Friday and Lutherans vs Le, Methodists vs K C, Methodists vs Lutherans. Games start at 6 30 each evening.
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Legion
K. of C
Methodists
Lutherans
The
K. of
KK. C
Pat Signals Empire Builder Stop Delays Train Crew
A railroad signalman named Pat caused a stir when he signaled the Empire Builder to stop, delaying the train by ten minutes. He calmly questioned the engineer about their whereabout, surprising the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Great Northern Railway
Empire Builder
Newspaper Ad Rates From Small Classifieds
Rates show a minimum charge of 25 cents for a single four line insertion. Extra insertions cost 15 cents and each additional line adds six cents. The note outlines pricing for small classified ads.
Price Fire What Price Fire House For Sale Near Main Street
Fragmentary ad notes a house on Rotta Patterson street near Main and a church and grocery, with a good basement and converted furnace. It claims the property can be bought very low and lists H. G. Feasel and Ray R. Tracy at 218 High St as references, along with a new line of tailor made suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUST
Ray R. Tracy
High St
Rev Wonder to Have New Church School
Rev Wonder announces cornerstone ceremony for Second Presbyterian Church Sunday at 10 45 am marking the start of a new church school building in central Ohio. The L shaped two story structure will connect to the existing church, house Kindergarten and youth departments, and include a 400 seat fellowship hall and modern heating. The project aims for completion early next year with plans by architect Kenn Armstrong and contractor Miller Reeves Columbus at an estimated cost around 100000 dollars. Rev Wonder is son of the late LeRoy Wonder.
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Second Presbyterian
Ohio
Wills ‘House
Auxal- Reet
Harold F. Wonder
Germion
Will
Mark
Auditorum
Kotzchmar
Theodore Kemp
Ite
Worider
Christ
the Advocate
Cwint
Chuaret
Atreet Sying
Nets
Church Street
Fellowship
Atdntassium
Pbhe
Mi ‘le
Reeves
Columbus
Kenn Armstrong
Paankins ‘Construction Company
Newark Advocate
American Tribune
Wonder
LeRoy Wonder
Carey Times Advertises Printing Services
Letter heads and envelopes, in fact commercial printing of all kinds, at the Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Frenchman finds English hard to learn
A Frenchman recounts his struggle with English grammar noting how quick fast tied spend freely and not to eat all imply fast. He says relief came only when encountering the sentence The first one won one one-dollar prize which made him give up learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney Service
Local Family Dinner Guests Reported in Carey Times Notes
Printed name cards show Mr and Mrs John Wickiser with son Tra and daughter Marjorie from south town visiting Mr and Mrs Ivor Helfer of Findlay. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Harry Wickiser and son Richard of Alvada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wickiser
Tra
Marjorie
South of Town
Harry Wickiser
Richard
Alvada
Ivor Helfer
Findlay
Nsea
600 Tons of Money in Circulation
The article notes the release of six hundred workers from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington as production ends. It questions the scale of paper money needed, imagining ten ton stacks of bills and a daily output of ten tons for two months, highlighting the country’s vast currency demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Tibby Con TM phone message hints at late office hours
A strained exchange shows a character named Tibby referencing a phone message about being busy at the office and not returning home until late, with a caustic inquiry about dependability. The fragment hints at relationship tension and workplace demand.
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Tibby Con
Texas Ranger
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Elmer Corfman
Henry Lortz
Bridge Party
al B. Ryder
Roy
Miss
Seeabat
F Moyer
Medina and Baosl
All Ryder
Hamilton
Vei
Carey Ryder
Mary Louise
Marion
Nial “Ryder
Bobby
Jack
Bar
Yara’ Jair
Budyrus
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Vanlue United Brethren Church
Carey Park
King’s
Los Angeles
Newhard
Insurange Agency
Binalaty Street
Catey
Chio
Patterson Street
Chevrolet
Essex
Tylor Ford
Cc F. Suurtrre
Silverstein
Brown Ave
HH. G. Feasel
Findlay Street
Griswold
Farmers Bank
Mansfield
Globe Coal Range
Dible
R.S. Frankart
A. C. Kitzler
Fréderick Street
Alli
Krupp Farm
Clay Street
Frank Pahl
McDaniel & Mitchell
Chipso
Harbauer
Satara
Ollives Encore
Zicen Sic
Atlantic
Pacific
Stove Motor Sales
Carey Auto Top Shop
Regina
Galt Hotel
Myers
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