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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
4
Bee Beebe news notes visits and hospitality across Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Adrian and nearby towns. Families including Hagleys Gottfrieds Beebes and Lawheads hosted and attended dinners picnics and a T. R. C. Club meeting with Mrs Hagley providing the mystery box and refreshments.
On Tuesday the 4 H Club day highlighted Wyandot county youth at the Ohio State Fair. 4 H members rode free on county buses from Carey and Upper Sandusky to Columbus. Helen Bees and Caroline Baker demonstrated sewing operations at 3 30 pm after registration in the 4 H Club building. The day featured fair visits and the night show with thanks extended to the Wyandot county fair board and farm bureau, and to club leaders Mrs Clinton Baker and Mrs Lawrence Wenner.
The third annual Kromer family reunion gathered Sunday at Meadowbrook Park Bascom. Attendees from the area included Mrs Catherine Kromer Mr and Mrs Edward Kromer and daughters Mr and Mrs Carl Schira and sons Mr and Mrs Paul Kromer and children Mr and Mrs Cyril Kromer and children Mr and Mrs Leonard Kramer and daughters and Giles and Corinne Krupp.
The Toledo News-Bet reports on the Russell Point bathing beauty contest debacle. Miss Toledo and Miss Lancaster head home to Jackson Michigan after failed contracts and alleged rigging. They describe harsh treatment, ringers, and unsafe promises in the pageant scene.
The case of Bruce Adams, son of Mr and Mrs Cleveland Adams near Carey, baffled physicians as he contracted deadly gas bacilli from a fractured arm. He was treated at Home and Hospital and later sent home as doctors anticipated his death hourly. Later reports showed slight improvement, with a more definite turn expected within 24 hours, then contrary reports claimed further improvement after the arm was amputated.
The Mangett family reunion held Sunday at the park drew 75 attendees. R J Hoerig of Tiffin was elected president and Charles Mangett of Tiffin secretary and treasurer. A program followed, and the 1931 reunion is set for Carey park on the fourth Sunday in August.
The Livingston family reunion met Sunday at Carey Park with about 50 people present. Richard Livingston of Arlington was elected president, Eugene Livingston of Findlay vice president, and Mrs Gertrude Woodward of Findlay secretary treasurer.
The land owner Harry Ehrlich notifies that hunting and trespassing are strictly forbidden at all times on land he owns or controls. A charge of 25 cents is required for each name signed to the notice.
The council met Monday evening with mayor Campbell and Clerk Moyer present. Bills approved include salaries for August and half August, plus street and electric work, office services, and inflation of town services. A single bid for the old dumping ground was accepted from Ernest Dunn, and Win Hoff won the North street curb bid after a coin flip. The council decided to create a sanitary police to inspect cess pools and ordered annual cleaning. Regular meeting set for September 8.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs George Gardner Jr of Laurel Delaware spent from Saturday to Tuesday with his parents after marrying Thursday August 21 at the Methodist Episcopal church Laurel The bride Mrs Samuel Ralph formerly Latin and French teacher wore ivory satin and long veil attended by her sister Louise Ralph Alfred Gardner best man They dined with parents then left for a wedding trip to Washington followed by travel through the eastern states and return to Wilmington where Mr Gardner will supervise physical training at the high school
The first Luzader family reunion drew 43 members Sunday at Carey park. A W Luzader of Bradner was elected president and Mrs Zoda Shull of Bradner secretary and treasurer. Next year’s reunion will be in Bradner on the first Sunday in August.
Mr and Mrs C M Wenner Mr and Mrs S A Wenner Mr and Mrs Mervin Shafer and Mrs Forest Wenner with daughters Betty and Eva attended the eighth annual Wenner family reunion at Deshler Park on Sunday.
An 8 pound daughter arrived Thursday last week to Mr. and Mrs H J Orwick of Patterson Street. A 8 44 pound daughter Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Gerald Coppler on West Street named Marcella Mae. A 6 pound son born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Floyd Swei gard in Lovell Miss Etta Kennerley caring for mother and child. A 9 0 pound daughter born Tuesday Aug 19 to Mr and Mrs Norbert Brown on Worllo Street christened Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation church. Es telle Rose named, with sponsors Mary Moes and Victor Moes of Toledo.
This Sunday August 31 marks the last summer service. From September first Sunday school will meet at 9 16 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m. September 14 is Homecoming Day with a noon pot luck in the parish house and fellowship hour. Pictures of all 14 pastors on display at Elza Jacobs store.
Carey Council members and families are invited to the annual K of C picnic on August 31 at the Riester farm west of Crawford. A dinner and games are planned, with a ball game between married men and single men set for 1:00 p.m.
The Carey City team defeated the Million Dollar HighWays of Toledo last Sunday by 8 to 5, securing a regional win.
Miss Marjorie Wickiser spent Tuesday afternoon at the Truman Updegraff home. Letter heads and envelopes, in fact commercial printing of all kinds, at the Carey Times.
The piece lists multiple family reunions at Carey park Toledo Walbridge park Toledo and Arlington area with dates from August 30 through September 14 1930. Presidents secretaries and locations are named for Bachar Kleopfer Bier Courtad Thompson Hendricks and upper reunions with urged large attendance and reminders to bring basket and chicken.
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