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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
4
The column lists numerous local dinner guests and social gatherings. Families including Dible, Ward, Spitler, Beebe, and Kurtz attend dinners and picnics at Elm Hills and area homes. A CS C club social features contests and cards, with a committee named. A birthday party for Jeanne Chapman includes many young guests and crafts. Bridge tea honors Mrs Russell Kurtz of Akron with multiple attendees.
Mrs W Ho Snyder celebrated her 70th birthday Friday evening at home on Eat Findlay Street. A dinner was served by Van and a cake with 70 candles topped the table. Guests included Mr ang- Tre Keller and others: Whiners Laura Edgar Martha Jane Donald Bernice May, Harry Turnbell family, George Snyder family, Grover Snyder, Clarence Snyder of Toledo, and Howard Snyder.
Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Lincoln Tong and their children Catherine Dorcas Lester Opal and Cecil Eugene visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Eakin.
Alice Ogg and Martha Ward led a group from Sycamore including Lucillé Kirsinger Helens Riester Lugillé Kurtz Helen Beebe and Ketty Spitler at a Monday afternoon event at Elm Hills for a casual weiner roast with neighbors present.
Mr and Mrs Byron Ogg and son William and Mr and Mrs Fordyce Ogg and daughter Shirley of Greenville along with Mr and Mrs J L Culler and son Melford spent last Friday evening picnicking at Crawford.
Fifteen students from Room 7 of the local high school joined teacher Miss Maurine Ridolph for a picnic at Riverside Park. Activities included swimming boating a merry can be enjoyed theater party and a trip back to Carey. Miss Ridolph departs for Portsmouth after a Lakeside summer where she served as secretary to Mrs Florence Richard of Columbus state president of the WCTU.
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ridenour near McComb for their grandson Paul Max on his fifth birthday. Guests from August anniversaries included Mr. Henry Ridenour, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ridenour and daughter Martery, and Mrs. Thomas Barcom. Those attending from area towns included Cecil Bundy near Arcadia, Lester Ridenour and family, George and Frederick Pantone of Findlay, Thomas Barcom of Fostoria, and Miss Wanda and Trois Leffler of Hillsdale Michigan.
Wayne John Schreiner born October 24 1927 Carey died Monday at 10 am after a dysentery illness. He is survived by parents Herman and Mrs Schreiner two brothers Howard age 6 Eugene age 4. Funeral at Our Lady of Consolation Carey Wednesday 9:30 am with burial at St Marys Cemetery.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during illness and death of our son and brother. Grateful to Fr David and Fr Lawrence, Undertaker Sutter, flower donors, and all who offered assistance. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schreiner and Family.
Rates indicate a minimum 25 cent charge for a single four line ad. Each additional insertion costs 16 cents. Extra lines and charges are noted as well.
A local ad invites readers to discuss auto insurance options with no obligation. It promises explanations of forms of coverage and personalized recommendations to keep costs down, encouraging inquiries at a consultative session.
A farmer advertises 14 acres northeast of Carey with fine buildings fences and sandy soil, one of Crawford township’s good farms. Also 41 acres on the Fox road northeast of Carey is all in pasture and available for quick purchase. H. G. Feasei.
Deshler Farmers Elevator shipped what may be the county and area’s most valuable freight car last Thursday. The car carried 973 bushels of clover seed to a seed house in Lima, valued at 1085249 dollars. Manager Krohn notes the record cargo and rapid accumulation from local farms.
A new photography department will organize this year with Harry E. Kinley and C. F. Brown in charge. Entries must be at least 2 by 4 inches and not smaller than 7 inches. Eligible subjects include Indian Mill Church Old Mission Berry spring creek county country schools farm scenes livestock plowing and family groups. Exhibitors may submit multiple subjects.
Descendants of Telliver Jas Jacobs gathered for the 16th annual reunion at a Findlay park. About 100 attendees from Findlay and eastern Hancock County joined relatives from outside the county including Campbell of Upper Sandusky and Jacobs family members from Lima, Marion, and Delaware. Martha Jacobs, 82, widow of Tolliver, was the oldest present. J H Alspach of Vanlue, a 240 pound figure, elicited smiles as officers elected for the next gathering: Milton Jacobs president, Elza Jacobs vice president, Lovila Jacobs secretary.
A nostalgic verse recalls a long broad road toward yesterday with orchard scenes and a creaking well sweep, a white rock by a swimming pole, and the scent of new mown hay drifting in the sunlit breeze along the old path.
An esteemed correspondent urges American makers of men s wear to aid the country by organizing a worldwide competition for designing more sensible garments for males. He argues by this time men should have a new uniform and better apparel.
The Los Angeles Times urges clothing makers to craft a radical men’s line focused on usefulness, adaptability, comfort, cleanliness, and economy. It notes women’s fashion has changed more in twenty years, while men’s updates remain minor, and calls designers to brainstorm ideas without harming trade.
Want column notes It pays. Letter heads and envelopes in fact commercial printing of all kinds at Carey Times. Mrs E Nardini of Marion is visiting her nephew Mr Ralph Pieraccini. Mrs A Nn Mann and Peggy Ann Mann of Bluffton stayed with her daughter Mrs W N Johnson and family last week.
Preparations continue for the Wyandot county fair to be held September 17 to 20. The art hall gains a new quilt contest for the oldest lady in the county and premiums for floral entries including asters carnations flowering plants and decorative arrangements. Amateur growers may enter asters zinnias and marigolds.
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