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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

4

Capa Club Meets at Gorm Ley Park Forest

The Capa Club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Gorm Ley Park Forest.

Capa Club Gormley Park Forest

Dinner Guests At Local Home On N Muncie Street

Tuesday Mrs Adam Koehler of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs C A Williams were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs R J Williams and children on N Muncie street. Dined Tuesday Evening Miss Cleo Sawyer of Bucyrus and Mrs Anna Snyder were dinner guests Tuesday evening of last week at the home of Mr and Mrs H B Turnbull and sons on BH Findlay.

Adam Koehler Upper Sandusky C. A. Williams R. J. Williams N. Muncie Street Cleo Sawyer Bucyrus Anna Snyder H. B. Turnbell

Findlay Social Page Dinner Hosts H B Keller Home

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder and their guest Miss Tillie Rose of Findlay and Mrs. Anna Snyder were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Keller on East Findlay street.

Howard Snyder Tillie Rose of Findlay Anna Snyder Mrs. H. B. Keller E. Findlay Street

Picnic at Meadow Brook Park Draws Local Families

Mr and Mrs George Snyder and daughters Marita and Joyce and Miss Marguerite Holden of this place and Edwin Naus of Upper Sandusky enjoyed a picnic at Meadow Brook Park Sunday evening.

George Snyder Marita Joyce Marguerite Holden This Place Edwin Naus Upper Sandusky Meadowbrook Park

Birthday Dinner Honors C. M. Ryder in Marion

Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sheridan of west of town and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ryder visited Marion for a Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ryder to celebrate C. M. Ryder's birthday anniversary.

C. D. Sheridan West of Town A. B. Ryder Marion Mrs. C. M. Ryder C. M. Ryder

Toledo Family Dines with Courtads on BH South Street

Mr and Mrs Fred Leonhardt and children Dick Donald Jack and Sue Ann of Toledo and Mr and Mrs Paul Krupp with Charles Courtad were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leo Courtad at their home on BH South street.

Fred Leonhardt Dick, Donald Jack Sue Ann Toledo Paul Krupp Charles Courtad Leo Courtad BH. South Street

Picnic Dinner at the Park Highlights Local Names

Martha Long of Findlay joined Mabel and Irma Ruth Altvater and others including Louie Buckingham Mrs. Laura Geiger and Ethelyn Hellopeter for a Friday park picnic. The gathering also involved Cora Dilley and L. G. Altvater enjoying the meal together.

Martha Long Findlay Mabel and Irma Ruth Altvater Louie Buckingham Laura Geiger Ethelyn Hellopeter Cora Dilley L. G. Altvater

Birthday Surprise at Yohe Home on North Vance Street

J L Yohe received a birthday surprise Sunday evening when post office employees visited his North Vance Street home. He was presented with a lovely gift as luncheon was served by Miss Gertrude Yohe and assisted by Mrs. Perry Presler and Miss Edna Presler. A pleasant evening followed.

J. L. Yohe North Vance Street Post Office Mr. Yohe Gertrude Yohe Perry Presler Edna Presler

Family Picnic Honors Mrs. Palmer in Huntington Park

A Sunday evening park picnic honored Mrs. J. C. Palmer of Huntington Park California. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Heilman with daughter Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ramsower with son George, Merle Blue with daughter Nancy of Dunkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Almon Blue, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Shafer and their children Billy Esther Elizabeth Dorothy Marie Eugenia and George.

J. C. Palmer Huntington Park Calif Gladys Shafer Tiffin Park George Heilman Gertrude Jack Ramsower George Berwick Merle Blue Nancy Dunkirk Almon Blue Palmer Shafer Billy Esther Elizabeth Dorthy Marie Eugenia

Memorial Evangelical Philathea Class Meets at Mrs Stroup’s Home

Members of the Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical held a Tuesday evening business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Stroup on East Findlay. The program included songs and a scripture reading from Ruth chapter two with prayers and a discussion on next Sunday's Ruth lesson. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kensel, Mrs. Daymon, and Mrs. Stroup.

Philathea Memorial Evangelical Sunday School Mary Stroup E. Findlay Street Green Vertie Bame Ruth H. Kensel Henry Daymon Stroup

Miss Etta Kemmerly Hosts Social Weekend

Miss Etta Kemmerly entertained at a house party Saturday night and Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs Maynard Cram on W Wyandot avenue in honor of Miss Margaret Neate who will wed Herbert Ryan of Scottville Michigan. A slumber shower for Miss Neate was held Saturday evening with guests including Ruth Dietzel Pearl Bissing Ethel Krebs Wanda Krebs Frieda Ulrich Florence Ulrich Esther Frank Edith Halbedel Alan Black Julia Baker Harriet Stalter Margaret McCormick and Margaret Neate.

Etta Kemmerly Maynard Cram W. Wyandot Avenue Margaret Neate Herbert Ryan Scottville, Mich Miss Neate Ruth Dietzel Tiffin Pearl Bissing Lima Ethel Wanda Krebs Frieda Florence Ulrich Esther Frank Edith Halbedel Alan Black Julia Baker C Harriet Stalter Margaret McCormick Neate Kemmerly Chliei

Dinner Guests in Eden Honor Mr and Mrs Walt

Thursday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs S W Mc Chesney on West Findlay street hosted Mr and Mrs William Walt of Eden as guests last Thursday.

Wm. Walt of Eden Dad S. W. McChesney W. Findlay Street

Dinner Guests Visit Mr and Mrs John Pahl

Mr and Mrs Henry OFlaherty and their sons David John and Billy were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Pahl.

Henry O'Flaherty David John Billy John Pahl

Dinner Guests Share Evening at Black Home

Monday evening guests included Miss Margaret Kitzler of Columbus and William Dorsey of Milford Center visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn Black for dinner.

Margaret Kitzler Columbus William Dorsey Milford Center Glenn Black

Sunday Dinner Hosts Honor Rosenbergs and Guests

Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ross Rosenberg of Youngstown and Miss Jean Rosenberg of Columbus along with Harold Stahl of Findlay visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Updegraff and family.

Ross Rosenberg Youngstown Jean ‘Rosenberg Columbus Arold , Stahl Findlay Walter Updegraff

Dinner guests from area visit Mr and Mrs Roynon

Thursday dinner guests were Mrs R J Williams and her sons Ferdinand and Frederick Napoleon Dibble and Mrs Adam Koehler of Upper Sandusky who joined Mr and Mrs Harley Roynon north of town for a Friday dinner.

R. J. Williams Ferdinand and Frederick Napoleon Dible Adam Koehler Upper Sandusky Harley Roynon

Dinner at Wrights South of Town Hosts Local Guests

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright and Mrs. Ida Cramer entertained Sunday at their home south of town. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stilwell and sons Ober and Carl, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Cotant, Millard Eckman of Bloomdale, Miss Ruth Peters of Arcadia, Miss Ruth Wright, Miss Betty Spitler, and Delmar Lortz. Music on five guitars and piano was enjoyed in the afternoon.

W. H. Wright Ida Cramer Town Joseph Stilwell Ober and Carl D. B. Cotant Millard Eckman Bloomdale Ruth Peters Arcadia Ruth Wright Betty Spitler Delmar Lortz

Sunday Guests At L D Trubey Home

Sunday visitors at the L D Trubey residence on Dow street included Mrs L K Shuman and daughters Katherine Dorothy and Glenna Jeanne plus Ford Jones of near South Lyon Michigan Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawhead and daughters Ruth and Anna of near Adrian Mr and Mrs L D Trubey and son Milton and Dorothy Platt C C Trubeys were dinner guests The Michigan party returned home Sunday evening after two weeks with relatives in Carey and Findlay

L. D. Trubey Dow Street L. K. Shuman Katherine Dorothy Glenna Jeanne Ford Jones Near South Lyon Mich Clarence Lawhead Ruth Anna Adrian Milton Dorothy Platt C. C. Trubey Michigan

Family Picnic Honors Birthdays in Ohio homes

The event celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. C. W. Cupp of Toledo and granddaughter Virginia Cupp of Mansfield. Family members from Toledo Mansfield Marion and Carey gathered Sunday at the Gottfried home east of town for a lawn picnic with a noon dinner.

C. W. Cupp Toledo Virginia Cupp Mansfield Walter Gottfried and Sons Town Cupp Gertrude Mildred Manon Melvin Clyde Wilcox E. A. Metzger Edward Allen Harold Cup Charles Simonis Bobby Simonis Marion Ida Motter Carey

T R C Club Picnic At Carey Park Last Week

Members of the T R C club and their families plus former members gathered for a picnic at Carey park on Thursday evening. Attendees included numerous Vaughns, Elcherts, Gottfried, Beebe, and other local families, with announcements about reunion cards available at the Carey Times office.

T. R. C. Club Carey Park A. Vaughn J. A. Vaughn Clarence Elchert Henry Grine M. C. Yost E. F. Thome Elaine Thome Earl Dietelbach C. H. Hull Robert Hanna Walter Gottfried Fordyce Donald C. Beebe J. J. Kohmann Frederick Mark Karr David Stout Dow Leo Karcher Upper Sandusky H. J. Lowery Adrian C. J. Hagley Lovell Susan Ranger Russell Gottfried Rosa Summit R. C. Beebe Alice Homer Phillips Martha Jane Messmer Lucille Derr Carey Times

Almon Blue Registers as Republican Mayor Candidate

Almon Blue announces candidacy for nomination as Mayor of Carey on the Republican ticket subject to the primaries Tuesday August 8 1933.

Almon Blue Carey

Newspaper Advertising Urged By J C Penney Stores

The document sent to all U S store managers urges using local newspapers for reader interest, competitive representation, fast action, and community standing. It argues newspapers reach women buyers, deliver swift results, and help a store be seen as a reliable hometown merchant.

J.C Penney

Ohio Fair Wheat, Poorer Cereal Outlook Across Nation

Reports from 25,000 farmer crop reporters say the nation faces the smallest wheat crop in 40 years and the driest corn and oats yields in decades. Total grain output could fall 13 percent from the drought year, but large carryovers lessen shortages. Ohio sees fair crops and higher purchasing power despite rising prices. dairy and poultry sectors feel the squeeze. Ohio’s wheat crop ranks as the second largest in 7 years, while other states lag far behind average.

Uncle Sam Bureau of Agricultural Economics Ohio United States C. R. Arnold Ohio State University Arnold

Apply for License in Common Pleas Court

Delmar Plott a laborer from Carey and Wanda Keckler of Carey filed for a marriage license in common pleas court on Wednesday. Plott is the son of Roy Plott and Wanda Keckler is the daughter of Harry Keckler.

Common Pleas Court Delmar Plott Carey Roy Plott Wanda Keckler Harry Keckler

Death of Mrs. Cora Wood at Kent hospital

Mrs. Cora W. Wood of Wharton died after an emergency bowel obstruction operation at McKitrick hospital Kent. She was 52 with three children Mildred Martin Howard and Gaylord Wood. Funeral at her mother Mrs. Switzer’s Wharton home. Interment Wharton cemetery. Pallbearers named James Fehnel Elmer Jenkins Virgil Bowman William Snook Guy Sheldon and George Se crist.

Cora Wood Wharton McKitrick Hospital Kent Adam F Caroline (Whaley) Switzer Edward Wood Mildred Martin Howard Gaylord Wood Wood May Duffield Willard Harry Switzer Lorain Hart Switzer

Local and Personal News From Kent and Nearby Towns

Local notes report numerous visits and social gatherings in Kent and surrounding areas. Families host dinners and picnics at Indian Mill and southwest of town, with relatives and friends visiting from Findlay Warren and Columbus. A Carey teacher, Miss Eleanor Ryan, resigns to join Circleville schools. Christine McVitty ill in Long Beach.

Christine McVitty Rose Bixby Long Beach Calif Miss McVitty Carey California Addison Rickle Earl Ward South of Town Findlay Howard Crawford

Toads Hunt Bugs With Lightning Tongue

A humorous verse describes toads that avoid killing, yet catch many insects. The toad sits meekly until prey nears, then darts its tongue like lightning and humbly winks before waiting for more bugs.

Farm Tax Valuations Decline Less Than Market Price

Ohio farm land tax valuations have fallen less than market values since 1926 with 1932 valuations at 91 percent of average market value, varying by region from nearly 100 percent in northwest Ohio to about 82 percent in southeast. Tax officials may not fully grasp the rapid drop in agricultural land values.

H. R. Moore Department of Rural Economics Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Ohio

What Any School Boy Needs Fritz Monologue

A child named Fritz asks his mother to pack extra cheese for school lunch, praising yesterday’s portion. She apologizes that there is no cheese left. Fritz jokes that the teacher warned the whole school could be dismissed if he returns with more cheese.

Fritz

The Same Kind of Wife

A husband asks for relief from his wife’s hysterics while a neighbor refuses aid, stating he has no money to spare. The exchange highlights a tense domestic scene centered on resource scarcity and social proximity.

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