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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1941
Page
4
Social notices recap varied gatherings around Vanlue and nearby towns. Guests included the Gardner, Daleska, Remlinger, and Stombaugh families plus numerous friends, with church group and birthday observances at Stombaugh and Cryer households. A threshing ring picnic, engagements, and a St. Paul’s Ladies Aid meeting are noted along with inviting lists and celebratory dinners.
Bride-elect Miss Mary Pagnard of Upper Sandusky was honored at a miscellaneous shower for Enos Oman of Findlay. Hosts Miss Evelyn Hilderbrand and assistants chaired the event with eight tables, pink cosmos decor, and umbrella nut cup favors. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Clarence Oman and Miss Oma Saul of Findlay.
The P. R. S. club gathered at Mrs. Charles Beis home northeast of Carey last Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Wallace Ruehle and her daughter Florence, and Louise Beis. A social afternoon ended with a two course luncheon. The next meeting is set for September 4 with Mrs. Walter Dible.
Relatives from Sandusky City Carey Vanlue Findlay Maumee Nevada Syl vania and others gathered Sunday at the Saussers home. After dinner the men toured the ordnance plant site while the women talked. Several photographs were taken of the group.
Miss Irma Altvater and Eugene Rayle were married at 8 30 Monday morning in Findlay at the home of Rev W R Arnold. The couple who were unattended plan a East trip and will reside at 301% E Bigelow St Upper Sandusky. Rayle is a coach and science teacher at Salem Township High School.
All members invited to the livestock judging tour must meet at Carey High School at 9 30 Friday morning. The next 4-H meeting is scheduled for Monday evening August 18 at the high school building. Bernard Karcher News Reporter.
The Most Rev. Karl J. Alter presided at a Wednesday religious reception at St. Francis convent. Seven women professed first vows, five received the white veil and habit. A long list of clergy from many parishes attended, with seminary students aiding.
Muriel Green deceased transfer certificates to Virgil M Green and others for half interest in 11216 acres Crawford township four lots in Sycamore and part of lot 93 Carey. Snyder Lumber Co to Angeline Damico lot 12 Ardmore Carey. George Beidelschies and wife to M J Stansbery inlots 324 325 Upper Sandusky. Irene Swartz inlot 297 Upper Sandusky. James Houser and wife to Thelma Golling part of inlets 380 353 Upper Sandusky.
Mary L Humphrey and Roy F Johnson both of Carey were quietly married Friday at 6 30 pm in the First Methodist parsonage on Perry Street. The Rev D Finley Wood officiated reading a single ring ceremony. The groom works for the A and Y railroad. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Carey.
Mrs Gertrude Orians and many relatives from Carey Upper Sainily Fort Pierce and other areas attended the funeral of a cousin Mrs Emma Miller at Good Hope Lutheran Church in Bucyrus Saturday afternoon.
The article details open seasons and bag limits for species including Hungarian partridge, grouse, mink, muskrat, opossum, and deer, with specifics on inland and lake districts. It notes hunting restrictions on state forest lands, Muskingum watershed areas, and state hunting preserves, plus trapping rules and checking stations. It also covers restrictions on dogs, fishing provisions at Mt Gilead, newly opened Jackson Lake, Prohibitions on motor boats, and a $1350 appropriation for a Kincaid hatchery warehouse.
Mr and Mrs J E Farthing of Arcadia announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to Ralph Leonard son of Mr and Mrs H A Leonard of Arvada. The ceremony was July 13 at Napoleon. The bride wore navy blue sheer with white accessories. Mrs Leonard is Arcadia high school graduate 1941. Mr Leonard 1940. They will reside north of Findlay.
That subscription is due and we welcome news from any one. Most classified ads cost a quarter. A $200 yearly rate is as low as many weeklies with less local news. Reunion cards are $1.50 per hundred for printing.
The Continental area residents were targeted by a scam where two Fort Wayne men sold kerosene scented with wintergreen as fly spray at 25 cents to one dollar per gallon. Containers were often unlabeled, claimed from bulk purchases to save customers money, and farmers and citizens are urged to beware of similar salesmen.
FOR SALE Plenty of Irish cob bler potatoes for sale by B. C. Cupp one and a half miles east of Vanlue. FOR SALE 42 acre farm with good house barn and other buildings offered by Mrs. E. E. Moser three miles west of Carey route 15 rural route 2. Just received more of those good typewriter ribbons.
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