Social Events Report From Local Club Meetings
The Wiimedausis club plans its first season meeting next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Paul RF. Clouser. Miss Stella Nye hosted a Sunday dinner for guests including Miss Bertie Purkey, Mrs. Dickingon, Mrs. Cortell, and Mrs. Corthell. I A Logsdan of Fremont hosted a Sunday chicken dinner with guests from this place and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiimedausis Club
Paul RF. Clouser
Bertie Purkey
7Rigg Dickingon
Wns
Bellefontaine
Cora Cortell
Ida Corthell
Tiffin
Byron Dudrow
Green Springs
I. A. Logsdan
Fremont
Mary Braun
This
Richard Pflum
Cincinnati
Joseph Waltz
Charles Reinhart
Louisville guests plus church minister visit from Chicago
Atty. and Mrs. Jack Melvin of Louisville and Rev. Merill Tope of Chicago stayed with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ashley on Sunday. Rev. Tope had returned from a trip to France and England and remained until Tuesday at the Ashley home. Dean Ashley accompanied him to Marion before his trip to Chicago. Melvin and Tope were fraternity brothers of Dean Ashley at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack‘ Melvin
Louisville
Merill Tope
Chicago
L. R. Ashley
Tope
France
England
Ashley
Dean Ashley
Marion
Melvin
Rev
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Mrs Johnson Hosts Bridge Club at West Findlay Home
Mrs W N Johnson pleasantly entertained her bridge club Friday afternoon at her West Findlay street residence. Guests included Mrs Harry Keller Mrs Loren Stahl Mrs F H Frederick Mrs J M Ewing Mrs Randall Tuttle of Spencer Iowa Mrs Homer Wonder Mrs W B Huffman Mrs Byron Ogg Mrs Fordyg Ogg of Greenville Mrs I L Culler Mrs Edwin Capell and Miss Gertrude Hook. After an afternoon of bridge she served nice refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Johnson
West Findlay Street
Harry Keller
Loren Stahl
F. H. Frederick
J.M. Ewing
Randall Tuttle
Spencer
Iowa
Homer Wonder
W. 8. Huffman
Byron Ogg
Fordyg¢ Ogg
Greenville
I. L. Culler
Edwin Capell
Gertrude Hook
Johnson
Treasure Hunt At Pine Tree Lodge For Engagement
Miss Margaret Brayton hosted a 7 oclock dinner and slumber party at Pine Tree Lodge east of Crawford. Guests included Anna Margaret Pipes the guest of honor and five Misses from Carey and Findlay as they played games and a midnight treasure hunt ending with a white ribboned box for Pipes celebrating her upcoming marriage to J. J. Dible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. D. Hurd
Pine Tree Lodge
Crawford
Margaret Brayton
Charles Brayton
Mrs. Hurd
Anna Margaret Pipes
J. J. Dible
Miss Pipes
Margaret Mathern
Martha King
Cora Miller
Carey
Madalene Tipes
Pauline Mathern
Findlay
Wenner Wenner Reunion At Deshler Draws About 100
Deshler hosted the Wenner family reunion Sunday with about 100 relatives present. Attendees included Mr and Mrs S A Wenner and many Wenner relatives from Adrian, Tiffin, Toledo, and nearby areas. The 1930 reunion is set for Deshler on the fourth Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S A Wenner
Mervin Shafer
C .Vi. Wenner
H. L. Wenne
Clarence Wenner
Robert
Richard
Forest Wenner
Famil
Adrian
Wenner
Deshler
Fred Wenner
O Tiffin
Alta Good
Toledo
Run Over by Own Car Injures Mrs Bakies
Mrs Julian Bakies was struck by her own car while near French Town after her brother in law Nick Bakies started the vehicle in gear. He is slowly recovering from injuries he sustained a week ago Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Bakies
Nick Bakies
French Town
Mr Bakies
Local residents move to Fredonia New York
Mrs S J Gibbs and Mrs BE J Williams relocate to Fredonia New York. Mrs Williams, once in Carey for about 15 years, is an invalid and now cared for by her sister Mrs Gibbs following Mr Williams death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J Gibbs
BE. J. Williams
Fredonia
N. Y
Willams
Carey
Mrs. Gibbs
Wiliams
Jacobs V Wangler obituary notes Frenchtown death and family
Jacob V Wangler died Thursday at 8 15 am at his Frenchtown home after a year and a half with stomach illness. Solemn requiem mass was held Saturday at St Nicholas Church and burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Peter Tiell Anthony Brandt Mike Weck Nicholas Fox Isadore Mathias and Joe Mathias. Born September 3 1854 in rented county he was 74 years 11 months and 19 days old. survived by Elizabeth Kinstle his wife of 1881 and eleven children including Albert Edward Mrs George Kirchner Sister M Alma of Toledo Mrs William Brandt of Frenchtown Mrs Bernard Gabringer of Tiffin Mrs Paul Magers of Fostoria and Urban Wangler of north of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob V. Wangler
Frenchtown
St. Nicholas Church
Rev. Williams
Peter Tiell
Anthony Brandt
Mike Weck
Nicholas Fox
Isadoré Mathias
Joe Mathias
Mr. Wangler
Sheodore
Madeline (Schuler) Wangler
Albert Wangler
Edward Wargter
George Kirchner
M. Alma
Toledo
Willian Brandt
Bernard Gabringer
Tiffin
Paul Magers
Fostoria
Urban _ Wangler
North of
Carey
Card Of Thanks From Wangler Family
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted during our bereavement. Gratitude to those who sent spiritual bouquets and flowers, those who provided autos, Fr Williams for consoling words, and Undertaker Sutter for his services. Mrs Wangler and children.
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Fr. Williams
Sutter
Adrian Area Social Roundup Shows Dozens Of Local Guests
A crowded weekend of visiting unfolds across Adrian with multiple families hosting relatives and friends. Harriet Bish stays with Tiffin hosts. Bernadine Detmer visits Gen Eva Clouse. Laura Haines family guests Anna Haines. Moser children with Yardhners. Clouse and Ruehle attend Ohio State Fair in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Bish
Bernadine Detmer
Malinta
Geneva Clouse
Adrian
Laura Haines
Donald
Naomi
Anna_ Haines
Earl Moser
Harry Yardhner
Elvira
B. J. Clouse
Arthur Ruehle
Columbus
Printing Services Advertised in Sarey and Carey Times
The Sarey Times and Carey Times advertise printed candidate cards and general commercial printing services including letter heads and envelopes.
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Sarey Times
Carey Times
Advertising Rates for Small Notices
Rates show minimum 25 cents for a single insertion of ads up to four lines. Each additional insertion costs 15 cents. Extra lines and charges apply as listed.
Insurance and farmland for sale near Carey
The ad urges full insurance coverage for emergencies. It promotes two Crawford township farms: 45 acres northeast of Carey with sturdy buildings, tiled fences and sandy soil, a prime home. and 41 acres northeast of Carey on the Fox road, all in pasture, both offered by H. G. Feasel with a push to buy now.
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Carey
Crawford Township
Fox Road
H. G. Feasel
H G Feasel Farm and City Property at Findlay Street
Property listing for 701 E Findlay Street in Homophone X-80 features H G Feasel Farm and City holdings. Details emphasize a single parcel with address and ownership notes.
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E. Findlay Street
For Sale Ford Tudor in good condition headline
FOR SALE Ford Tudor in good condition. Ray R Tracy 218 High St. Price $2. Potatoes for sale $1.50 per bushel delivered. Edward Albus. Phone R-160. Lost or stray Black heifer calf six months old J J Kohmann. Phone 6171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fFord Tudor
Ray R. Tracy
High St
Edward Albus
J. J. Kohmann
Local Notices and Family Visits In Carey Area
Candidates printed by Garey Times show 9 inch Leonards releasing lester saree. Mrs F L Moyer recovers after weeks of illness. Mrs Joe Claude guest of T G Laws Crawford Canal Zone. Mr and Mrs William Kreisel and Mrs Margaret Kreisel of Upper Sandusky visit D A Cole. Mary and Etta Ruehle return from Mansfield visit with Maynard Cram family. Cram family visits Ella Smith Etta Kemmerly Ben Kemmerly in Carey. J W Shannon and daughter Jeannette from Detroit drove by. Jeannette stays with grandmother Margaret Herbert. Herbert Shannon returns home with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garey ‘Times
Ke J. Léonard
Lester Saree
Findlay Streets
F L. Moyer
Joe Claude
Canal Zone
T. G. Laws
Crawford
William Kreisel
Margaret Kreisel
Upper Sandusky
D. A. Cole
Mary
Etta Ruehle
Adrian
Mansfield
Maynard Cram
Livingston reunion draws Carey Times readers and Detroit visitors
Mrs. Marie Boyer and son Fred and Mrs. Cora Hicks with Arthur Fugene of Detroit joined their mother Mrs. Clara Livingston for the Livingston reunion. Also visiting were Mrs. A. B. Ryder and son Roy and daughter Mrs. F. Moyer from Upper Sandusky. Mrs. Ernest Dunn and daughter Dorothy Ellen spent Wednesday in Upper Sandusky as Dorothy Ellen improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Marie Boyer
Fred
Cora Hicks
Arthur Fugene
Detroit
Clara Livingston
A. B. Ryder
Roy
Upper Sandusky
Ernest Dunn
Dorothy Elen
Dorothy Ellen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wimedausis Club
Elmer Wonder
Almon Blue
W. S. LeMott
BC. Harshberger
Stella Nye
Bridge Club
Wenner Ritnon
J F. Weininger
Erhart Dutt
Arthur Mullholand
Mary Law of
Delphos
Perl Snooks
Perry Presler
Edna
Dick Payne
Robert Gottfried
Anna Haines
Nettie Zabriska
Elizabeth Presler
Ray Clayton
Bucyrus
Loretta
Golda Bowers
Akron
Lydia Gibson
Arthur Smith
Whitney Abbott
Linden
Joe Werhle
F. E. Phillips
Alonzo
Springville
Deleie Smith
Woodsdale
Maya Lawhead
Frank McCauley
Will Lawhead
Lawhead
Ford Presler
Billy
Mr Prester
Elizabeth Prester
Darwin
Earl Yaidhner
Clarence Yaidhner
Donna Jeanne
Ted Detmer
Warren
Napoleon
Frank Christy
Clara Bell
Liberty Center
W Ho Mullholand
W W Mullholand
Betty Rae
Alton Mullholand
Frances
Ed Detmer
Bernadine
Willis
Shis
Miss Beck
McClure
Essex Coach
Ford Tudor Co
Sutter Hudson-Essex Agency
Vigor
Hosafros
White Rock
Buckland Duplex
B. Findlay Street
Lillian Lytle
Patterson Street
R.S. Frankart
T.lord Straub
F. X. Bees
Krupp Farm
Buick
H. B. Keller
Wonder Farm
Biglick Township
H. G
Irent
North St
C . Diller
McDaniel & Mitchell
Stowe Motor Sales
Chevrolet Direct
Carey and
Larkin
E. North St
Larkins
H. H. Gault
Carey Auto Top Shop
Myers
Timate
Newhard’s
Findlay Street
Néwhard
Block Carey
Ohio
Silverstein
Brown Ave
Ralph Haferd
Front East Apartment
Kellér
Les UK
Jay
Baugh Brands
The
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
White House
Bokar Coffee
Chipso
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Atlantic
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