M B Club Plans Thursday Afternoon Gathering
Social events item notes the M. B. Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Dean Wright for a social gathering.
08 Aug 1929
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
1
Social events item notes the M. B. Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Dean Wright for a social gathering.
Mrs Walter Gottfried will be hostess to the T R O Club this Thursday afternoon August 8. Mr and Mrs F R Mallholand and sons Miles and Ronald toledo and Miles Mallholand and daughter Miss May were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Bradley.
Mr and Mrs J B Moore entertained at dinner Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Frank Hoy and sons Robert and Ross of Bristolville and Mr and Mrs Alva Criger and daughter Harriet.
Miss Laura Keller entertained Saturday evening in honor of Miss Charlotte Montague's 16th birthday. Guests included Miss Montague, Miss Jane Bland, and Miss Opal Nachtar.
Mrs. Ella Smith and Miss Etta Kemmerly hosted a Frome or West Findlay street dinner for children in honor of Vera Shriver of Akron, guest of grandparents A A Klinger near Adrian. Attendees included Oleta Helen Etta Romaine Mary Ellen Ruehle John Betty Cram Lorraine and Catherine Wiggerman.
A Sunday gathering at the W C Von Stein residence near ScComb honored Mr George Hile. Attendees included Levi Hile, Mrs George Huff of Carey, Dan Hile of Van Wert, Isaac Foster of near Belmore, David Mitchell and his daughters Edith and Mabel and son John of Woodville, Park Elliott and family from Fort Wayne, Arthur Smith and sons Billy and Bobby of McComb, Thomas Bascom of Fostoria, Leland Wallend and son Dwiesht, Henry Rideour and W Co Von Stein family with Vera Ail, sharing a day with Mr Aile.
Mrs John Hendricks hosted Evelyn Hendricks birthday party last Friday with 12 guests. The pink yellow white theme featured garden flowers and a cake and ice cream dinner. Prize winners in a guessing contest included Maurine Moyer Evelyn Hosafro3 Ruth Ruffing and Artimisha Hoff.
A Hancock County family gathering at Harmony Shull's Vanlue home on August 4 celebrated his 18th birthday. Relatives including W C Shull of Findlay and Y I Shull of Carey shared reminiscences of boyhood and school days. The event featured a noon feast and warm toasts from numerous Shull relatives and in laws.
Julian C Stahl of Worello Street died at his son's home on Saturday morning from a cerebral hemorrhage after years of poor health. He was born January 16 1850 in Milton Ohio and lived in Carey for over 50 years. Survived by wife Mrs Emma Dame, three children Loren Slack, Joe Stahl, and Mrs. Te teased, plus five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral held at his Stahl residence with Rev. Paul R. Clouser officiating. Burial in Spring Slove cemetery with several distant attendees listed.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during our affliction, those who sent flowers, provided automobiles, Rev. Clause for consoling words, pall bearers, and Undertaker Sutter for his services. MR. AND MRS LOREN STAHL
Two boys in a Chevrolet tried to take 5 gallons of gas at N Vance street station. A struggle occurred when one brandished a gun, Ruffing fled to the street as the car sped away. Two strangers had also visited local hardware stores seeking ammunition, which were refused.
Mr and Mrs John S Fox and others motored to Lima to hear Rev Matthew Clancy celebrate his first solemn mass at St Gerard's Catholic church. Clancys mother Rosa Welter from Frenchtown has many friends here.
Fifteen salesmen of The National Lime & Stone Co attended a meeting at the plant last Thursday and Friday. The session noted fine progress over the past year and anticipated that the new plaster plant will boost production and revive use of old equipment.
On Sunday July 28 the M. E. church election approved Rev J B Shellhaas to return as pastor for his fourth year.
John Gregg of Sycamore has been named assignee for the Nitrauer furniture store, taking over management and estate responsibilities. This appointment marks a formal step in settling the store's affairs and creditors.
Broadwater Mrs Lela Baker and daughter J Riddlenaugh Lee Roth Iffrold Sheldon Edward Wise Ted Egbert and Mr and Mrs Patterson and family named in a Findlay Courier notice listing participants or witnesses.
Mrs Alva Crigery Harriet Alietha Serene and daughter Petline along with Mrs J B Moore Lawrence Nachbar and Mrs Anna Augustine gathered for a pleasant picnic at Carew Park last Thursday evening enjoying conversation and laughter.
Precincts A to D will vote at local facilities including L. D Tru bey s Office, town hall, Carey Creamery, Turnbell s plumbing shop, and farmer s station. The main contest is the Republican mayoral nomination between Byers and Campbell, with interest in other vacancies on the ballots.
A two year old elf belonging to Fart Ward halted a corn wagon on South Street near Vance as tar closed the road. After several bystanders and a red truck attempted to move the wagon, the horse team finally backed up allowing Ward to leave town via Firdlay Street.
Three men from the district join the Navy Chief Carpenter and Thomas O Showers report Marcellus John Jacoby Lawrence Albert Fleming and James Edward Weldon have been sent to the Great Lakes naval training station for a nine week boot period Each recruit will receive 12 days leave to visit home before assignment to a trade school or sea duty
New agent F A Galbrouer replaces retired BEC Walker as first trick operator at Carey effective June 1. Hocking Valley Magazine notes Walker’s departure and Galbrouer’s entry into service.
The Women of Mooseheart Legion announce a meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening August 20. Members are urged to attend and participate in planned activities for the group.
The schedule lists games from Aug 8 to Aug 13 between Legion, KC, Methodists, Lutherans, and other teams. Games start at 6 30 PM each evening and the public is invited to attend.
Miss Mabel Crislip returned Thursday evening from a motor trip to New York City where she visited five weeks at her brother Wee Crislip's home. She also toured Boston Old Orchard Quebec Montreal and the Adirondacks.
Marion’s blacksmith and wood metal craftsman John Stoody shop becomes available as Vigor of Marion rents the rear shop at the Hosafros office on South Vance Street. He is an experienced smith who plans to relocate here in the future.
Correction in date states Everett and Mrs Hanter were married three months ago, not three weeks ago, per last week's Carey Times notice.
Dordthea McChesney recounts a young man driving at dusk toward a bridge with a skeptical eye. He criticizes the structure as poorly designed and poorly angled, yet climbs in a flare of bravado hoping to leap the span, only to end in a dramatic setback as the car stalls on the approach.
The Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey Ohio will host the Solemn Novena from August 11 to 18, drawing thousands of pilgrims. Three popes Leo XIII Pius X and Pius XI endorsed the shrine and granted indulgences. Evening candle ceremonies, prayers, and confessions mark the opening as lights glow and prayers fill the air.
From this county four groups of boys depart Monday for Camp Sandusky to spend a 10 day outdoor life. About sixty boys from Findlay Foshtoris Tiffin Wyandot county are expected. Names listed include Russell Brown Richard Ewing Chester Yalany John Harman Frederick McConnell John Garner Dale Shambaugh Harold Roth Kenneth McDaniel Richard Harman William Garner from Upper Sandusky.
Beech Grove church schedules annual festival for Thursday evening August 8 1929 featuring food and music. If rain occurs the event moves to the following night August 9 1929.
Notice says the office will be closed all day Tuesday August 13 for an employees picnic. All accounts with last payment date August 13 will be extended to August 14.
Columbus hosts a dance at the park pavilion for members families and friends on Thursday evening August 8 inviting all attendees to enjoy the event in community spirit.
Last Thursday afternoon Bobby Leonhardt a seven year old of Toledo was struck by a passing auto as he walked with cousin Pagaat Courtad near the Courtad home north of town. The driver fled the scene and the vehicle is described as a Whippet. Dr J D Siddall is treating the boy and his parents arrived to be with him.
Stella Risner daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Risner of Big Spring township Seneca county died Friday night after a two week illness from typhoid fever She was born September 29 1921 in Floyd county Kentucky and was 7 years 11 months 3 days old Her parents siblings Eva Merdic Litha Dora Foster May Bell Cleo survive The Risner family attended Pentecostal services Sunday prior to a combined funeral for Stella and Adam Watkins son of Walter and Nellie Watkins Also surviving are Adam s two sisters Rose and Lizza and brother Andy Burial took place in Brayton cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Carl Engle of St Marys visit for weeks as Mr Engle a projectionist electrician helps ready the Strand Theatre in town for upcoming performance.
A A Dole of Lima, previously superintendent of construction for the new school buildings, has left Thom as McLaughlin & Associates to take a position in Dayton. A A Traver of Lima succeeds him as superintendent.
Additional locals printed in the Carey Times list names of Mr and Mrs Russell Shull of Titin visiting relatives, Monard Moe of Silvania visiting his sister, and Fr J Shenk family moving to Kadlee residence. Other visits include Rev Vv E Arnholt of Ruffsdale Pa and numerous cameos from Warren Detroit Findlay Maumee and McCutchenville communities with social gatherings church picnics and family stays.
Registrar Daisy Moyer reports July 1929 births and deaths in District No. 1416 covering Ridge and Crawfore townships and Carey. listed are multiple births with names and ages at death for James Cross, Myrta Houk, Samuel Kemmerly, David Schreiner, and numerous birth entries for many families with dates in July.
Clyde R. Patterson of San Bernardino California spent from Tuesday to Thursday at his brother Neil Patterson's home east of town. He is a mining engineer in California and had not been in Ohio for 20 years. He will continue east from Carey and visit several cities, with plans for his mother and Neil’s family to join him in California in about three months.
The sixth Walborn reunion gathered 65 relatives Sunday at the Gottfried home northwest of Upper Sandusky with games and music. New officers are President Frank Walborn, Dayton. Secretary Ella Snyder, Sycamore. Treasurer Scott Teng, Carey. Next reunion planned near Upper Sandusky at the Reile home.
The Happy Hour Sewing Club held its sixth meeting on July 31 with good attendance. Visitors Alma Louise Lawhead and Little John Baker attended. Cecilia Bees and Annabel Mitte demonstrated “How to shrink materials.” After the business portion, refreshments were served and members discussed garments.
Christ Hucke, long treated at Mercy Hospital in Tiffin, was brought home by Sutter ambulance after a left hip fracture suffered two weeks ago while hauling hay on his farm east of town. He will be confined to bed for six more weeks as he recovers.
A 10 pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Billock of N Vance St on Friday. A son to Mr and Mrs Franklin Page of Miami Beach Florida on Thursday August 1. He is named Franklin Page. Mrs Page is formerly Miss Kathryn Esselle of this place.
Rev and Mrs Joseph B Shellhaas led Epworth Leaguers to Lakeside for a week long convention. The party included Mr and Mrs Atonzo Ox Miss Eloise Bame Miss Jennie Steen Miss Alice Oge Glenn Shellhaas Ted Heck and Bobby Frederick.
Carey public schools will open about the third week of September due to ongoing construction and remodeling work.
The Cevelant News reports Mreagwell Vo Twining won a prize from a field of 20 000 contestants in the Choosing a Name for Marian contest. The winner is recognized for creativity and originality in the naming submission.
Employees of the defunct Carey Ohio Porelain have been receiving checks this week totaling about 23 percent of their wages due.
A postal clerk carrier examination will be held in Carey on September 21. Eligible applicants include men and women aged 18 to 16.
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