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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
5
The Pine Tree Gift Shop invites patrons to call and view a collection of inexpensive Christmas gifts. Imported and hand decorated novel ties, unusual Christmas cards, and some antiques are highlighted.
Cream puffs for Saturday at Smiley's and Christmas photos at Montague's studio showcase holiday offerings. Numerous short notices record Thanksgiving visits, illnesses, and family gatherings across Carey, Sycamore, Bluffton, Toledo, Clyde, Findlay, Detroit, and Cleveland, along with bazaars and gift shop promotions.
Mrs W M Green hosted the Philathea class gathering with seventeen members and ten visitors. The group voted to give 100 to the church building fund and elected Mrs George Perkins president, Mrs Mary Stroup vice president, Mrs Henry Daymon secretary, and Mrs Charles Lindower treasurer. Refreshments followed.
Mrs Frank Marshman of Marion was in Carey Tuesday. Many locals and visitors share Thanksgiving memories with family in Carey Lima Findlay Columbus Grove and Toledo. Neighbors list visits moves illnesses and holiday gatherings with references to Diller Trubey hardware Cole hardware and various households.
The Walker Jacobs family shared a Thanksgiving dinner at 311 N Vance St hosted by Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs. Attendees included numerous relatives from Findlay North Baltimore Upper Sandusky Delta Vanlue Tiffin Carey Detroit and Cleveland with a music and reading program to follow.
The research club held a Friday meeting at Mrs. W. G. Bradley’s East Findlay street home. Members gave Thanksgiving quotations as roll calls. Mrs Lizetta Speaker spoke on Railroad Work in Colonizing Canada, with Mrs Homer Thrall absent.
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will be entertained this evening at the home of Mrs. George Shuman west of Carey by the November and December social committees. Committee members include Alma Shuman Charles Hunter Richard Smith and others. An election of officers will take place and a large attendance is desired. Transportation will be provided from the rest room where cars will be waiting.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ranger and Mr. and Mrs. George Ash entertained friends at a six o'clock Friday dinner. The guest list included Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Siddall Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Patterson and many other couples.
Mr and Mrs F L Livingston hosted a 6 o'clock dinner Friday. Rev and Mrs C L Kern with Ruth Naomi and Ronald from Sandusky City. Mr and Mrs Charles Lindower and daughter Cleta from Carey. Rev A J Foreman and family of Mr Cary dropped by for a brief evening visit.
Mr and Mrs Harlan Roynon hosted Sunday guests including Miss Mildred Moyer and Mr Elmer Roynon along with Mr Malvin Tibbets of Bellevue. Also visiting were Mrs Martha Shafer of Norwalk and Misses Ellen Roynon Doris Presler Susan Edna Dible and Mr Carl Dible.
Mr and Mrs J file Smith of Tiffin hosted by Mr and Mrs A Eshleman. Mrs Jacob Nitrauer and Mrs Dwight Hosterman with son Franklin of Syc amore joined. Mr and Mrs Max Stringfellow and daughter Mary Alice of Findlay and Miss Elizabeth Strosp attended.
Mrs. Della Gunther hosted a six o clock dinner on Friday for her daughter Mildred. Guests included Miss Martha Patterson and her guest land and Miss Margaret Ann Pepple.
Honoring the birthday anniversaries of Dr. Colon Beck of Clyde and Mrs. Lavina Ewing west of Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Beck hosted a sumptuous Tuesday dinner. Covers were paid for Mrs. H. M. Beck, Mrs. T. A. Spifler and son John of Windlay, Mrs. Day, Kindler at At. Blakehard, Dr. and Mr. Beck of Clyde, Mrs. Lavina Ewing and son Loren, and Mr. and Mrs. Clem Beck and daughter Mary.
Mrs Lavina Ewing and her son Loren entertained at dinner Sunday with Dr and Mrs C Beck of Clyde Jack Alspach of near Findlay Mr and Mrs John Alspach Mary Kath erine Alspach and Mr and Mrs Clem Beck and daughter Mary all present for an informal gathering.
The first meeting of the Dairy Husbandry short course will be held Monday December 7 at 730 p m. Farmers interested in dairying and learning about feeding breeding and management problems are invited to attend. Meetings in the agricultural room of the high school. J R Reels Agricultural Instructor.
Ford bands starter types priced at four dollars and non starters at three hundred fifty dollars. Labor charges set at fifty cents per hour for all car makes. Phone X-294 451f for details.
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