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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
4
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Russell Williams and daughter Mary Bilen of near Adrian at the home of Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson.
Mr. Benjamin Smith and his daughters Patsy and Jane of Cleveland were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koehler at their home on West North Street.
Mrs. Josephne Wright hosted guests Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. W L Daymon Mr and Mrs F B Halsinger Miss Josephine Halsinger Mr and Mrs Jay Myers of Findlay Miss Lenora Kinstle and E A Daymon of Lima.
Mrs. Phoebe Bemisderfer and daughter Miss Les and Pauline Gibson of McCutchenville and Mrs. F L Teal and daughter Joan of Charleston visited Sunday for supper at the home of Mr and Mrs. Virgil Green on East North Street.
Mr and Mrs Paul Weinandy and children Claire Ann and Paul Richard of Findlay and Mr and Mrs Richard Simon of Ann Arbor Mich were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Hoff and daughters on BH Findlay street.
Mr and Mrs Charles McGown and son Richard of Findlay and Mr and Mrs Frank McGown of this place attended a Sunday family dinner at J G McGown home in Deerfield Michigan. The gathering honored Mrs J R Bowers on her 80th birthday.
Mr and Mrs William Miller and daughters Glendolyn Darlene and Elizabeth and son Devon of Amsden Levi Baughman of Fostoria Mr and Mrs Allan De Vene and daughters Marcella and Ruth and son Allen Wesley of Wharton and Mr and Mrs Harold Lee and son Norman were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Orville Lee of St Paul.
Mr and Mrs Grant Tong entertained guests at their Findlay home including Mrs E M Burson Green Camp W W Savidge Marion Alden Baker and daughter Marian L G Beis and daughter Louise M K Savidge Gary Foreman Earl Scheutte and Barbara Ellen Mt Victory. Mrs Anna Snyder’s birthday tribute drew many friends from Pittsburgh Marrisburg and local families. Blanche Criger hosted bridge with Miss Mar sie Sutphen Bloomington and others. Scoarse won high score while Sutphen received a guest prize.
A Sunday family group gathered for a picnic at Brush Ridge. Attendees included Orin Ekleberry and family from Little York, Winnie Herrick and children from Agosta, David Mulligan and son James from Larue, Paul Calmes and children from New Car Isle, Willis Binan and children near Upper Sandusky, Forest Stoll of Carey, Allen Stoll and children, Wilford Stoll near Carey, and Everett Stoll with Patricia and family from near Lovell. Ice cream was served in the afternoon.
M K Savidge of Mt Victory and W W Savidge of Green Camp along with Mrs M Burson were dinner guests Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs E S Burson on E Findlay Street.
Mr and Mrs Lester MacGregor and daughters Jeanne and Barbary along with Mr and Mrs Walter Myers of Findlay were guests at a Sunday luncheon hosted by Mrs Sadie Kennerley on West Findlay Street.
Members of the C L of C social group met Monday at the Knights of Columbus hall on East Findlay Street. High score bridge prize went to Miss Robe Myers, while Mrs Jack Walters won the euchre prize. Refreshments were served. committee included Miss Frances Riester as chairman and several members.
Mrs. Walter Fout enjoyed a birthday surprise Tuesday evening at her Crawford area home. The event featured music, games, and a pot luck lunch. Guests included several local couples from Carey and nearby Upper Sandusky areas, who brought gifts.
Friday evening a dinner at her home on E Findlay street honored Mr Frederick's birthday anniversary. Mr and Mrs F H Frederick and sons Junior Robert and Judson were guests.
Mrs D. A. Capell of FE South street presided over a regular Contract Bridge club session on Wadsaay afternoon. Guests included Mrs Harold Houk Mrs R C Van Buren and Mrs Homer Wonder. Capell served a delirious lunch.
Mr and Mrs J T Stombaugh and sons Charles and Bob and daughter Rosalie joined a picnic supper at the home of Mrs Irvin Trumbo in Fostoria. Attending were Mr and Mrs Will Matticks of Shelby, Mrs Belle Wilson, Mr and Mrs Ernest Striff and son Billy of Milan, and Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson of Fostoria.
Miss Mitchell a 19 year old southpaw pitcher drew attention for signing with the House of David team at a salary of $1000 a month. The New York Evening Journal notes her past feats against Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig during exhibitions in Tennessee and Chattanooga. She tours with Benton Harbor’s long haired unit through the East and Midwest until September while enjoying fame and cautious optimism about a future for girls in baseball.
J R Gilkey explains the wheat adjustment act. Farmers receive 54 percent of past average production as their allotment. Reductions cap at 20 percent of three year average acreage. Cash payments total 20 cents per bushel this fall with remainder next spring. Sign up is required now for the three year plan.
Paris Dupier Lehman, 68, a Forest grocer and longtime meat dealer, died at his home after a two day illness from a stroke. Funeral at Forest M E Church with Rev Bowers officiating. Burial in Houston cemetery. Born October 4 1864 in Pennsylvania he came to Forest 45 years ago and worked with his brother, later opening a grocery. Survived by wife Lucy Moore and three children, William Robert Lehman and Edith Stephan. brothers Harry Lehman and Horace Lehman. sisters Ella Early, Lou Schuyler, Anna Gear, Bertha Walborn, Emma Peterman.
The Ohio State Liquor Control Commission plans action against Charles Rossi and Albert Azzar of Fostoria for obtaining a six day permit at the Toledo branch under the Moose Lodge name. They allegedly presented a lodge secretary letter claiming a Carey picnic and charity proceeds. They were arrested at Carey for slot machines tied to beer sales and their permit was revoked with orders to leave town.
Tuesday afternoon a 9 percent pound daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Henry O Flaherty at their S Vance street home. Marguerite Ellen named. Wednesday night a two pound daughter Jeanette Elizabeth born to Mr and Mrs Howard Breit igam at Mrs Isadore McLaughlin's High street home.
A notice reminds readers to bring required documents or have their attorney present for legal filings at the Carey Times. The message emphasizes personal appearance or attorney representation for deadlines and procedures.
The Trustees of the Board of Public Affairs of Carey Ohio will receive bids for about twelve tons of 16 foot cast iron pipe class B f o b Carey. Bids due at their Carey office on September 8 1933. Eugenia Henry secretary.
The Carey Times offers reunion card printing services for local families. Contact the office for design options and pricing.
Tests show hay cut before July 1 yields better feed than late cut. Maximum yields occur soon after blooming ends. Wheat tariffs cited: France 86 cents per bushel, Germany $1.62, Italy $1.07, noting those nations historically bought much U S wheat for export.
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