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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
4
Monday dinner guests were Rev and Mrs. E. D. Paulin of Princeton Wisconsin visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowman.
Mr and Mrs Wm Barr and their child en visited Kenton for dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs E Burson. Mr H B Turnbell and sons Carling Harold joined Mrs Anna Snyder on Findlay street for Sunday dinner.
Mr and Mrs Dorce Wohlgamuth of Wilmington and Mrs John Low ery and Mrs Ernie Hade and daughter Miss Ethel of Fostoria were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Maine Brininger.
Miss Laura Keller entertained Saturday evening for Mrs. Arthur Cazis of Chicago. Guests included Mrs Bernard Jacob, Miss Hilda Jacob, Opal Nachbar, Eugenia Henry, Charlotte Montague and Mamie Lanker. Opal Nachbar won the high score prize and Mrs Cazis received the guest prize.
Mrs C Laird entertained with two tables of bridge last Thursday at her home on S Patterson Street. Refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs Russell Zeis Mrs Luther Haines Mrs Wesley Bishop Mrs W R Allen Mrs Richard Davidson Mrs Forest Dame and Mrs Samuel Gunther. Mrs Bishop won the prize.
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wenzinger included Miss Bertha Pahl of Carey Miss Agnes Wasserman of Fremont and Miss Betty Fakehany of Toledo Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cole Mr. and Mrs. Orval Cole and son Earl of Wharton Mr. and Mrs George Fakehany and Phil Am mer of Toledo and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rossie and family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rossie and family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rossie and family and Joseph Amour of Fostoria
A 15th birthday surprise was held at the parents home north of town with games dancing and refreshments. Guests included many local families and friends such as the Wickisers Lortzs and Wenzingers, who brought gifts and joined in the celebration.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Alfred Davis at the home of Mr and Mrs H L Wenner and their children on West North Street.
J. L. Presler and his daughters Dorcas Lois Ruth and Nora Jean of Van Wert were supper guests Monday at the home of his brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs B M Bachar in Van Wert Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pennington and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis with children Louise Gregg and Robert of Sycamore were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Alice Shuman on West Findlay Street.
Tuesday dinner guests included Mrs John Wright of St Paul Mrs Susan Lowery of Carey and Joseph Wright of south of Carey. They attended with Mrs W M Coldren and daughter Dorcas to celebrate the 10th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Coldren.
Mrs. Sarfinel Gunther and Mrs. W. R. Zeis celebrated birthday anniversaries at a Bi-Mo club meeting hosted by Mrs. Richard Davidson on E South street. Mrs. Zeis won the high score prize at bridge and both guests received gifts. Refreshments were served.
Mrs J J Zint was honored on her 89th birthday with a Wednesday afternoon party at the home of Mr and Mrs H L Wenner on W North Street. Guests included Mrs J D Ewing Mrs H M Pennington Mrs A Chesebrough Mrs S S Chesebrough Mrs Emeretta Brown and Mrs Margaret Frederick.
A family group gathered Sunday at the A M Rothgeb home on S Patterson to honor the birthday anniversary of Mrs Lionel Philips. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phillips and daughters from near Alvada Mr and Mrs Freeman Stover of Sycamore Carl Rothgeb of Detroit and Mr Rothgeb and daughters Miss Goldie and Miss Ruby.
Members of the Four Corner threshing ring and families gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fr E Hetzel for their annual party. Activities included lawn picnic supper and card games with attendees listed by name and relation.
The Beebe threshing ring held a picnic in the Henry Grine farm grove east of town. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Bland and Frederick, Mr and Mrs Clarence Elchert and children Franklin Virginia Ann Jeanette and Donna Jr, and many others such as Mr and Mrs W A Vaughn with their children, Mr and Mrs E F Thome with Elaine, and additional families including Yost Kessler Grine and Dietelbach.
The J. T. club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Rueble to discuss activities and plans for the season.
Friday supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young and daughter Maxine of Carey, Miss Alma Valley of Cincinnati, and Charles Kelly of Bellefontaine. They joined Mr. and Mrs. John Pleckard and daughter Mazie, south of town.
Mrs Elmer Wonder and Miss Stella Nye entertained Saturday evening at Miss Nye's home honoring Mrs J C Palmer of Huntington Park California Light refreshments were served Guests included Mr and Mrs Almon Blue Mr and Mrs W G Bradley and Mr Elmer Wonder
Mr. and Mrs. Earl LeMott of Akron were honored with a Monday picnic supper at Harrison Smith park in Upper Sandusky. Guests included the Metzgers, Slemers, Summit, LeMotts, Kennerley, Humberts of Carey, and Beinbrechs and Hunter of Upper Sandusky, followed by a social hour at the Beinbrech home.
Mrs. C. A. Hoeps hosted a birthday party on Thursday afternoon for her daughter Alene's fourth birthday from 2 30 to 4 30. Guests included Gloria Ruffing Jean O Connor Ardyth Byers Dolores Windau Mary Alvena Gaster Rita and Mabel McKinnon Marie and Rita Neff Norma Jean Nina Coldren Patricia Ann Noon Floyd Gaster Tommy Noon. Mrs Maurice Gaster and Mrs Lucy Black helped serve refreshments. Alene received many nice presents and guests wished her many more birthdays.
The Domestic Art club met August 29 at Mr and Mrs D A Dow's Crawford home. President Genevieve Dow led a brief business session after songs and readings. Demonstrations covered clothing care and exhibit preparation. a Cowboy quartet performed. solos and readings entertained. Members to rehearse Sept 5 for Farm Bureau program.
Miss Emma McLane died at 6 34 PM Wednesday last week at her home on South Main Street Dunkirk after a yearlong illness. She was 74 years 10 months and 5 days old. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 30 PM at the home conducted by Rev M R Davis United Brethren Church. Burial followed in Dunkirk cemetery. She lived much of her life in Dunkirk and earlier in Mansfield where she belonged to First Congregational Church. She was an aunt of Mrs John Hendricks of East Findlay Street and had visited Carey often. Mr and Mrs Hendricks and daughter Evelyn attended the funeral.
An old fashioned revival begins Sunday September 3 at the Church of God in the Nye building Forrest. Evangelist R A Poole of California will preach and the Jubilee Trio led by Mrs Poole will provide music with the Home Sisters of Indiana. Special songs and memorable preaching mark the event. Services start at 7 30 p m. All are invited to attend and bring friends. Gospel Prayer Band George W Howard Pastor.
Sixty five Wright family members gathered at Elm Hills for their annual reunion and picnic dinner. Mrs. K. Carlin of Findlay was elected president and Mrs. Alonzo Green, north of town, secretary-treasurer. The Wright Grimes tie was noted as inactive this year. The 1934 reunion is set for the third Sunday in August at the same location.
County commissioners awarded rock contracts for three roads. Lester Morton of Tiffin won Hopewell-Seneca line road at 744 dollars and Tallman road at 422.40. Dunn & Roller bid identical on one project and won Lenhart road at 264. Leo Hopple bids on Valentine 568.10 Parkins 117 and Ogden 286 were rejected for exceeding estimates.
The seventh Schreiber family reunion gathered 142 relatives from Fort Seneca Findlay Tiffin Carey and Fostoria at John Niederkohr home six miles northeast of Carey. A basket dinner followed by contests and games. Frank Miller elected president with Frank Fry vice president and local organizers named.
The Trustees of the Board of Public Affairs of Carey Ohio invite 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.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans visited in Upper Sandusky. Lyle Copley and family stayed with Ralph Roller in Bucyrus. Lois Presler and sisters stayed with B. M. Bachar in Van Wert. Mayor Krebs and son Donald joined a dinner in Bucyrus honoring J. Christman. Kingsmores travel to Kokomo Indiana to visit relatives and plan a stop at the Century of Progress Exposition before returning home.
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