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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
The P. R. S. club will meet with Mrs. Wesley Wonder this Thursday afternoon December 7. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Karr hosted Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Karr of Urbana and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ritter of Salem township.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Davis of E Findlay street hosted a Sunday dinner with Dorothy Ellis of Lima P E Diller and son Dwain of Tiffin Mrs Rose Diller Louise Romig and Howard Diller among the guests.
Mrs Richard Davidson hosted the Bi Mo club Tuesday evening at her E South street home. Mrs Chester Chapman attended as a guest. The high score prize went to Mrs Cecil Laird who will serve as club hostess in two weeks.
Mrs. W. L. Arnholt hosted a regular Fortnightly club session on Tuesday with Mrs. Carl Koehler leading the discussion on the meaning of the Anglo-Saxon Period of literature. Roll call yielded current topics. December 21 the club meets with Mrs. 8. R. Bame.
Mr and Mrs David Ogg and daughter Virginia held a Sunday turkey dinner at their W Findlay street home. Guests included A R Kokenge of Miami Fla, Mr and Mrs Bert L Perteman and daughter Helen of Findlay, Mr and Mrs Harley Elsen from SW of town and Mr and Mrs Lee Ogg.
Sunday visitors at the northeast town home of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Mitten included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hostetler and Mr. and Mrs. Gust Flohr with daughter Miss Martha of Mansfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Miles Mitten with son Junior, plus Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cole and daughters Patricia and Jeanne Ann and Miss Martha Mitten of Tiffin.
Mrs. Almon Blue will host Friday evening for club members. Roll call responses feature Sayings of Jesus and Christmas songs. Mrs. J. J. Stoll reads Luke 2 8 20 Christmas story, Mrs. C. W. Brayton reads another Christmas tale. A Christmas exchange will follow.
The Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school met at Mrs. S. R. Bame home on W Findlay Street. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Cc. G. Knoblauch, Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mrs. Delbert Fruth and Mrs. J. F. Dible. Officers elected were Mrs. Cecil Laird president, Mrs. Emory Ulrich vice president, Mrs. Carl Krout secretary and Mrs. J. A. Schira treasurer.
Mrs. Miles Mitten hosted the J. T. Club in northeast town on Friday with guests Mrs. Clarence Brooks and Miss Hattie Ruehle. A social hour followed by lunch prepared by Mrs. Mitten and her daughters, with Mrs. Brooks and Miss Anabel and Miss Monica Mitten assisting. The next meeting is set for the last Thursday in December at Mrs. Charles Fox's home.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jacoby and their children Edward Leo Harvey and Mary Magdalene at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown south of town.
Miss Helen Perkins won high score in a bridge game hosted by Miss Ardyth and Miss Tio MgKee at the Capa club on Tuesday evening. Dainty refreshments followed the event.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Beck of Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith of Galion, and Mrs. J. F. Carlisle of Columbus join Mrs. Emma Riter and Miss Sue Gilliland and Miss Della Gilliland for a Friday evening supper.
Mrs May McClure hosted the Priscilla Club on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs AY Chesebrough, who was a guest. The group enjoyed a 5:000 dinner at the Methodist church parlors.
Sunday afternoon and evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Findlay Mrs. Kate Class and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thomne with their children Elaine and Calvin who were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. Naomi Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillips entertain with their children Lucille Gerald and Margaret Ellen and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Phillips and children Howard Martha and Ralph as weekend guests Saturday evening at the Phillips home.
Thanksgiving scenes show Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtad hosting post office staff on E South Street to mark retirements and long service. Dozens of local families and friends from Ada Findlay Carew Carey and Tiffin shared meals and prayers across homes in a close knit rural-urban mix.
Mrs Adam Shue Mrs Grace Gamel Mrs Vernal Healey and several others attended a card party at the home of Mrs Karts in Findlay on Tuesday evening. The gathering included Mrs Nelson Turnbell Mrs Harvey Sopher Mrs Se Ww Pahl Mrs Chester Vogel and Mrs Arch Don elson among attendees.
A long roll of residents hosted and visited for Thanksgiving across town including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Green at Mrs. Green’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Updegrait, and many others from Tiffin Ada Columbus Fostoria Warren Hayward Wisconsin Indiana Ohio.
Logan Watson and family head to Carver Kentucky for the winter. Charles Guinn and Gail Hoage of Toledo visit the Buckinghams at Thanksgiving. A J Lombard of Swanton stays with sister Mrs C A Williams. Wanda Orians visits in law Mr and Mrs Otto Thiell near Kirby. W D Goble and Sam Walters visit Shuman and Roller homes. Helen Kessler returns to Chicago after Thanksgiving with her parents. Gladys Buckingham returns from Lancaster and recovers from scarlet fever and arm infection after staying with Mr and Mrs F G Carpenter.
Josephine Windau files suit in common pleas court against William Windau seeking alimony and custody of their minor child. The couple married September 23, 1919 and resided in Carey. Plaintiff accuses ill treatment and gross neglect.
Two additional amoebic dysentery cases were reported to the state health department, bringing Ohio total to 14. E. Emery, 40, of Marion, and William A. Hartzell, 56, of Willard, are listed as afflicted, with the outbreak tracing back to Chicago during the World's Fair.
Reader notices describe printed or engraved name cards kept at the Carey Times office. Details are sparse, but the entry notes the presence of such name plates among office items and staff identifiers.
Mrs Cora Hart of Carey visited the Charles Thompson home on Tuesday. Dozens of local residents including the Vaughn, Minder, Elchert, Thompson, Yost, and Kohmann families shared visits, dinners, and Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Carey Alvada Vanlue and nearby towns.
A playful exchange where a patient who loves reading asks the doctor about odds. The doctor assures fairly good prospects but cautions against starting any continued stories.
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