P. R. S. Club Meeting at Mrs Kinney Home
The P. R. S Club will meet Thursday August 14 at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Kinney northeast of town for a local social event.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
4
The P. R. S Club will meet Thursday August 14 at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Kinney northeast of town for a local social event.
Mr and Mrs R E Gilliland and children Louise John and Ralph Edward of south town and Miriam Smith of Fostering were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Hull.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Bishop hosted last Thursday evening Mrs J W Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Dennis Wolfe with sons Bobby and Jack and daughter Marcella of Kenton.
Mr and Mrs Clanence Tandhe of St Chicago along with Mr and Mrs Harold Booth of Fostoria and Mr and Mrs M Reynolds with sons Robert and Victor picnicked at Harrison Smith Park Monday evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Tate and Miss Lucy Laughlin hosted guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sipe and grandson Guy Sipe of Oak Park Illinois, joined by Mrs. George Constien and son Robert of Findlay and A. B. E. Constien.
Mr and Mrs Adam Magenmaiter and daughters Ruth Clair Ingels and Nancy of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Orval Searfoss and children Franklin add Marilyn of Findlay were already guests of Mr and Mrs Loren Tahl.
Mrs J J Stoll and Mrs Arthur Stoll hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Merle Ritter and John Karr from west of town plus Mr and Mrs Will Karr of the locality and Wayne Gottfried from Upper Sandusky attending.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schmidt and daughter Betty Maxine of Kirby share a Sunday supper with George Savidge Ralph Savidge of Washington and Harry Hudson of Toledo at Mr and Mrs B B Hudson west of town.
Mr and Mrs BE F Thome entertained last Thursday with guests Mr and Mrs CC Thome and children Elaine and Calvin, along with Mrs Naomi Hunter of this place and Mrs Monroe Flicker and children Richard and Alice from Waterloo Iowa.
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school held its annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Powell Tuesday evening with good attendance. After a short business session the evening wrapped with social time and readings by Mrs. Mary Stroup.
Raymond Kessler celebrated his eighteenth birthday with a surprise party at his parents home east of town. Guests included Hubert Yost George Orians Charles Ruffing Hulda Lamberjack Gertrude Lonsway Carl Joseph Edward Kessler Clarence Warren Grace Wagner Mary Snyder of Springfield Ernest Kohmann John Thompson and the Ruffing and Kessler families. Guests from Findlay Mrs Walter Myers and Mrs Sadie Kemerley also attended.
Local Rexall money saving sale begins at Ewing Drug Co. Various town residents are noted in updates on recoveries travels and community events. Dennis DeWitt and Mildred Gunther visitations noted. many families plan moves and trips to Detroit Duluth Platte Lake and Columbus with traffic updates and school board notes.
A Dayton resident, C. A. Lou don of 301 Edison Avenue, says Konjola restored his health after a long run down condition. He reports nervousness eased, better sleep, and weight gain after using 6 bottles. The advertisement suggests a 6 to 8 week course and lists Ewings Drug Store in Carey and other pharmacies selling Konjola.
Ohio State University poultry professor E L Wakan advises a deliberate cull to boost profits during low egg prices. He urges disposing of surplus hens and careful culling from hatch to disposal, noting runts and early-molt birds are least profitable.
After a Canada trip Agent Harve Stillberger found 206 gallons missing from Paragon bulk station pumps on July 29. Last Thursday 200 more gallons vanished, siphoned from the pumps. Reunion cards printed by the Carey Times.
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