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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
4
A host couple welcomed many friends from Kenton Delaware and Toledo Monday evening at their S Patterson Street residence Mr and Mrs Ed Campbell Jr hosted the gathering in a cordial, neighborhood social event with local residents in attendance.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Lester MasGregor with daughters Jeanne and Barbara of Findlay, and Mrs. L. Culler with son Melford, who were hosted by Mrs. Sadie Kemerley.
Mr and Mrs Edward Davey and daughter Christine of Cleveland plus Miss Lela Diller of Pandora Oliver Locher of Bluffton and Mr and Mrs Alfred Davis were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs Rose Diller on EH Findlay street.
Mr and Mrs P B Hendricks and daughter Miss Ethel and Dale Rickle of Van Wert Mrs Bert Peterman and daughter Helen Edward Pahl and Miss Gladys Smith of Findlay were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Luther Haines on West Findlay street.
Mrs Samuel Gunther entertained the Bi-Mo club Wednesday evening at her home on West Findlay street. Guests included Mrs Free Scoarse and Mrs Cecil Laird, with Mrs Laird achieving the high bridge score. A dainty lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Wentling and family of south of town Mr and Mrs Clyde Wentling and sons Forrest Davis and Wendell Wentling and grandson Donald Hill of Crawford were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Wentling and family near Upper Sandusky.
Miss Pauline Hoffbauer of Alvada with a group of women held a steak roast at Riester's grave in Crawford last Thursday evening. They then went to the home of Genevieve Dow and Margaret Dow for a slumber party.
A family dinner Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Van Baker on Wyandot avenue celebrated the 12th birthday of their daughter Mary Ellen. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. John Clinger and Miss Mollie Tower of Forest, plus relatives from Marion and local Bakers, with Ruth Esther also mentioned.
Mrs Chester Chapman of West Findlay Street hosted Jeanne Chapmans twelfth birthday with games from two to six and a two course luncheon. Guests included Eleanor McChesney Mauvelyn Hendricks Marilyn and Ardene Kokenge Elaine Johnson June Criger Joan Myers Mary Ellen Stillberger Mary Ellen Caimes Cora Ellen Schira Marian Patterson Mary Frances Snobarger Martha Jane Keller Catherine Wiggerman and helpers Mrs M D Shafer and Miss Mildred Gunther assisted.
The Findlay Republican reports a surprise party held Friday evening four miles west of Carey on the Baughman farm for E A Baughman celebrating his 73rd birthday. Attendees include Rev and Mrs A Baughman and family, A Baughman relatives from Center Street Carnahan Avenue Walnut Street Dunkirk and Findlay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowlby and son Donald join Mr. and Mrs. Hd Hull of Galion and Mrs. H. R. Chege brough with son Dick from Findlay for a Sunday gathering at the Earl Williams residence.
Mrs. Anna Snyder, Mrs. A. S. Fetterhoff of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Harry Wilt, Miss Margaret Fox, and Miss Emma George of Harrisburg were entertained at dinner Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Keller.
In Sycamore on Sunday a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ward honored Mrs Ward's birthday anniversary. Mr and Mrs B M Bachar Mr George Laird and Miss Alice Kinsinger attended. A tureen dinner was served at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lindower with Miss Cleta and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson with Anna Elizabeth and the Powells enjoyed a Sunday picnic dinner at the Powell residence west of town. In the afternoon homemade ice cream was served.
Mrs. Chester Bahr and children Jimmy and Kathleen of Akron join Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heck and sons Reid and Norman from west of town and Mrs. Susan Ranger as guests at dinner Wednesday of last week at the Russell Gottfried home and family.
Mr and Mrs R D Huston and sons Charles and Howard and Mr and Mrs Virgil Bowman and daughter Phyllis of Wharton and Elijah Bowman of Mt Blanchard were guests at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs G B Johnson northeast of town.
County Auditor and Mrs Hudson entertained 40 relatives and friends on South Hazel Street Friday evening for Ralph Savidge of Washington DC a government employee visiting town. Nice refreshments were served and a social time was enjoyed.
For the pleasure of Mrs Randall Tuttle of Spencer Iowa Mrs Homer Wonder entertained with a salad bridge Friday afternoon at her home north of town. Other guests included Mrs J D Ewing Mrs F Hurd Mrs George Newhard Mrs T E Dromgold Mrs G M Kurtz Mrs Harold Houk and Mrs W N Johnson. Mrs Ewing won high score prize at bridge and Mrs Tuttle was the recipient of a gift.
Mr and Mrs H E Fetters of W Findlay street hosted a Sunday dinner honoring the birthday anniversaries of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Donald Fetters. Guests included Mrs Nettie Bixler Bluffton Ind Mr and Mrs E C Ekleberry Bucyrus Miss Maxine Ekleberry Sycamore and Mr and Mrs Donald Fetters.
Mrs. A. I. Fetterhoff of Pittsburgh Mrs. Harry Wilt Miss Margaret Fox and Miss Emma George of Harrisburg Pa dined Monday with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Turnbell at their home.
Reverend and Mrs. A C Rainsberger with a family and Mr and Mrs George Ash and Mr and Mrs C C Thome with children Elaine and Calvin were dinner guests Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs E F Thome east of town.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Beebef and sons Donald and Harold of Bucyrus along with Mr and Mrs Ray Beebe and daughter Alice of W North street and Mr and Mrs F C Beebe of east of town were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C C Wenner at their home north of town.
Mr and Mrs R E Gilliland and daughter Louise with sons John and Ralph Edward of near Fostoria joined Mr and Mrs Harold Foley and children and June Foley of Springfield for a supper yesterday at the Howard Presler home on S Patterson street.
A group of residents from north town Spencer Iowa Newell West Virginia Pittsburgh Columbus Arkadelphia Arkansas and Bas com picnicked Monday evening at Meadowbrook park. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder Mr and Mrs Randall Tuttle Mr and Mrs Robert Ewing and others.
Mr and Mrs J D Ewing entertained with contract bridge Saturday evening honoring house guests Randall Tuttle of Spencer Town and Robert Ewing of Newell W Va Their prizes went to Mrs George Newhard and Dr H K Van Buren Also present were Dr and Mrs Van Buren Dr and Mrs W N Johnson Mr and Mrs Newhard Mr and Mrs G M Kurtz Mr and Mrs Homer Mitchell Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder and Mr and Mrs Harold Houk Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Miss Frances Crates was honored at a surprise party by her mother Mrs D G Crates at their Vanlue home for her 20th birthday. Twenty two friends attended, games were played, a lunch served, and several generous gifts were exchanged. Guests included Elizabeth Burnap Martha Lee Pauline Lee Catherine Herman Elaine Bright Laura Hagerty Helen Hagerty Beulah Hile Martha Shull Dorothy Shull Margaret Gray Barbara Esterly Maxine Esterly Margaret Burnap Violet Burnap Alicen Daniels Aileen Farmer Eva Casteel Rema Casteel Aimee Beck Dorothy Shuck Dorcas Hendricks.
A brief financial line item list shows amounts including 9500.00, 800.00, 3500.00, a negative 500.00, 1500.00, and 500.00. The entries indicate debits and credits with net movement unclear from the fragment.
Mrs Ed Mackley and son Donald and daughter Elizabeth of Delaware join Mr and Mrs Willis Wonder and daughter Helen from north of town along with Mr and Mrs Ed Hull and daughter Barbara Ann of Findlay. Also present were Mr and Mrs Nial Stillberger and son Jimmy Mr and Mrs 4H B Turnbell and sons Carl and Howard and Mr and Mrs Harve Stif berger and sons Milton and Lynn with daughters Mary Ellen and Rossetta for a Sunday Elm Hills family picnic.
Mrs. Florence Strohl 79 widow of William Strohl died at her west end home Tuesday morning after eight years of illness. Born August 15, 1855 she leaves three children from her first marriage, a daughter from the second marriage, and another daughter survives. Funeral held Thursday at 2 PM at St. Paul U B Church with Rev. R. H. Turner officiating and burial in Bradner cemetery.
The Merry Maidens club met at Mrs. E. T. Criger’s home northwest of town last Thursday afternoon. Members presented health topics including care of the body skin hands nails hair teeth and posture. Virginia Van Horn won the refreshment period contest and the group planned a final meeting on August 24 with a dress display and mother honoring program.
Miss Eleanor Reinhart daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Reinhart and Iswold Wall son of Mrs Frank Wall were married at St Peter's church near Alvada with Rev Anthony Pax officiating The bride wore white satin with red roses and floral trim and was attended by her sister Anna Marie Reinhart The groom was supported by Florian Reinhart After a reception at Mrs Charles Arbogast's home the couple planned a Washington trip and will live in Bascom on returning.
J. R. Gilkey of Mansfield opens an office in the fair board room at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky to lead Wyandot County wheat adjustment efforts. Miss Goldie Chadwick of Mifflin township serves as office secretary. A temporary committee met to discuss preliminary plans under the agricultural adjustment act.
Mrs. Lena Coffman aged 62 died at 5 15 a m Wednesday in Mercy hospital Tiffin after a week long illness and a major operation. She was born Lena Homan and formerly of New Riegel later living in Detroit before returning to New Riegel four years ago. Sister is Mrs Rose Huss of New Riegel.
A London doctors board ponders when a man is drunk. An old German father in a beer garden jokes that if two men look like four, they are drunk, though the boy notes only one man is present.
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