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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
4
Miss Emmé Stief will host the Nineteen Hundred Club meeting this afternoon, bringing a social agenda and club proceedings to the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McEvoy of Marion and Mrs. F. M. McDonald joined Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ritter and Mrs. Will Karr as guests Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stoll and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ston.
Mr and Mrs FE Burson and sons Paul and Reid and Mrs BM Burson of this place and Mr and Mrs Stanley Burson and son Stanley Earl and daughter Nina of Findlay were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs I E Quopley near Findlay. Mrs Free Scourse entertained the bridge club on Findlay street Tuesday evening with guests Mrs Richard Davidson and Mrs Charles Calmes. Refreshments were served. The club will meet January 6 with Mrs Linus Myers.
Miss Cleo Fisher of Vanlue hosts a Tuesday night gathering for public school teachers and friends at her west Vanlue residence. Guests included Mrs. W. L. Arnholt Mrs. W. S. Huffman Mrs. Cecil Laird Miss Louise Romig and Miss Ruth Diller Rook and bridge were played with Miss Romig winning rook honors and Miss Jessie Walters taking bridge honors.
Mr and Mrs George Newhard of W Findlay street entertained a group of friends for bridge on Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs G M Kurtz Dr and Mrs I G McDaniel Dr and Mrs W N Johnson Mr and Mrs Ross Patterson Mr and Mrs Kis Leonard Mr and Mrs S W McChesney Mr and Mrs C C Simonis Mr and Mrs D A Capell and Harold Houk. Lunch followed the games.
Mr and Mrs S W McChesney entertained their bridge club on Thursday evening at their W Findlay Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Walz. P C Goff won the high score prize for men and Mrs Goff won the high score prize for women. Dainty refreshments were served. A pot luck supper is planned for the next meeting on Thursday evening December 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Thome.
The children of Mrs. J. T. Myers west of town honored her birthday with a Friday evening pot luck supper. Present were Lawrence Orians and family, Henry Davidson with son Charles, Harry Myers with daughter Rita Ann, Donald Myers with daughter Mary Louise, and J T Myers with sons Theodore John and daughters Frances and Mary Jane.
Mrs Vertie Bame and daughters Mabel Hazel Maxine and son Galen with Pauline and Leslie Newcomer attended a Friday evening party in this place at Fostoria honoring S B Newcomer's birthday anniversary. Other guests included Harvey and family of near Alvada J A Newcomer and son Paul of Vanlue Paul Newcomer and daughter Doris of Fostoria Beatrice Henniger of Tiffin and Morton and Harold Lee of south of Vanlue.
Mrs Samuel Gunther hosted her bridge club at home on W Findlay street Tuesday evening Mrs William Walz took high score with Mrs Wesley Bishop second A guest was Mrs L N Zahn Next hostess will be Mrs Le W Deerwester. Mrs Sadie Kefferley hosted the Priscilla club luncheon at 1 00 o clock on W Findlay street with guests including Mrs Lester MacGregor Findlay and Mrs J D Siddall Mrs Paul R Clous and Mrs E B Kurtz and Mrs J B Culler were also guests.
The Torch Bearers of Christ Lutheran church hosted a Monday evening gathering at Miss Louise Romig’s home. Christmas carols were sung and a story titled Their First Real Christmas was told by Miss Romig, followed by games and contests won by Louis Allen and Charles Hoff. A lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs Romig and several others.
E R Beck af Vanlie brought a busload of neighbors to celebrate Wayne Crawford’s birthday at his N Munce street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Beck and many local families. Supper featured oysters sandwiches coffee cake and fruit. Rita Ann Myers presented a bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Allen Cunningham of Marion in the county jail confessed to jointly robbing the Beidler hardware in Upper Sandusky days ago. Her husband is at large, 24 years old, paroled last June from Mansfield reformatory, and sought by Marion police for additional robberies.
The record lists bids from Rorick and First National Bank plus Commercial Savings Bank and Ryan Sutherland Co at Columbus. They propose interest of 5 percent on all issues with premiums of 158 dollars or 8.50 dollars, and four and three-fourths percent with 8.50 premium.
A 230 pound hog from Pratt country farm near Carey was fattened for slaughter and stolen early Thursday. The animal was killed, entrails removed, and body dragged to a nearby highway where it was loaded into a car. Sheriff Hi B Stansbery and Deputy Raymond Stansbery investigate with few clues.
Frank J. Schenck of Carey, father of six, was taken into custody in Toledo by Deputy Sheriff Raymond Stansbery and Constable Emery Gldsser. He was arraigned before Justice P. E. Weldow and pleaded not guilty. Bonds set at 590 dollars.
In the matter of the estate of John G. Weist deceased an itemized statement for determination of inheritance tax filed. Frederick Simon estate applies for letters of administration with bond ordered and issued to Fred Simon. W A Bender administrator of Fred Larick estate plaintiff against Grace Wagner et al, order of sale returned and filed sale confirmed and deed ordered. George F Passet deceased final account filed.
An Atwater Kent radio an ele phant light and a robe stolen in Toledo were found at a relative’s home in Marion. The items were linked to Al Ten Cunningham who escaped after a prior arrest for robbing the Silver Flash filling station at Upper Sandusky.
The county commission fixes dog license fees for 1931 at 1 for males 3 for females and 10 for kennels. Last year male fees were 1.65 female 4.95 and kennels 16.50.
Columbus Ohio December 6 Secretary of State Clarence J Brown reminds motor vehicle owners to have a bill of sale before applying for auto license tags. If a ten car was bought in 1939 and plates not transferred a bill of sale must sign the application. Early plate applications speed service at 50 distribution points state wide. Also notes social visit between Carlisle Cookson Battle Creek and J D Deeter North Baltimore with Richard Smith.
At a Wednesday hearing, Parker Wyandot and Marion county commissioners set December 29 as the sale date for the jointly petitioned ditch. Harry Swavel and others filed the petition seeking the drainage project.
Spitzer and Rurick of Toledo secured three township road bond issues from county commissioners at the courthouse on Saturday with bids of four and three fourths percent and a 17 dollar premium. Bids were led by Citizens Savings Bank and Commercial Savings Bank on Improvements No 176 177 and 179 for Jackson Sycamore and Salem townships with varying premiums and bond rates.
A historical public notice warns drivers about rising automobile liability claims in the United States. It argues most 1 031,000 yearly cases become potential suits for large sums, noting juries favor sympathy over strict liability and urging prudent, fully protected driving.
The item highlights a printing business, Carey Frimes, specializing in letterheads and envelopes and handling a broad range of commercial printing work.
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