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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
4
The J. T. Club meets Thursday December 27 with Mrs A J Ruehle. Priscilla Club gathers Tuesday afternoon with Mrs D C Henry. The T R Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Charles Thompson. Research Club holds Friday evening December 14 with Miss Mattie Myers.
The C L of It social group will host a Christmas exchange and social on Monday evening in the club’s area. Members are invited to attend and participate in the event.
The Queen Esther class of the Methodist Sunday school will entertain their mothers next Monday evening at the home of Mrs. George Ash. A playlet titled A Barrel of Fun will be presented.
Mr and Mrs Herschel High hosted Sunday dinner for Herbert and Elmer Gibson families plus Jauuine of McCulchenville, Henry Lortz and sons Del mer Fordyce Nerbert from south town, and Ed Criger from northwest town. Agnes O Connor of Fostoria joined, along with Harry Olinger and daughters Marjorie Martha and Coral Shearer of Bucyrus.
The Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school taught by Mrs F C Walker met Wednesday evening with Mrs C C Thome. Assisting were Mrs Verne Hluston, Mrs Ray Tracy, Mrs I G McDaniel, Mrs W U Huffman and Mrs P C Goff. A Christmas exchange and officer election followed.
The Dorens Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school met last Thursday evening with Mrs Forest Miller presiding. Mrs LG Ranger led devotionals, Mrs E C Harshberger handled roll call and minutes, and the group ended with contests and a Christmas exchange.
Mr and Mrs John Fenstermaker hosted a Wednesday evening dinner at their Brown Avenue home in honor of their daughter Mrs Leon Foster of Tionesta Pennsylvania. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Pagnard and daughter Helen of Upper Sandusky. The event noted a quirky naming oddity with two Johns two Emmas and two Helens across generations.
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school met last Thursday at the church parlors for a social after the monthly business meeting. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Ralph Heck and Vice President Mrs Fred Mitchell, with Miss Theo Cooper as reporter and Mrs S R Bame as treasurer and teacher Mrs S R Bame among the hosts.
An assorted list notes social gatherings at various homes and clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Hoff and others hosted oyster suppers, with multiple couples attending. Mrs. F. D. Hurd entertained a bridge club, followed by luncheon. The 1900 Club met for bridge and luncheon, with Mrs. Martha Mick as a guest and plans for January meetings.
Mr and Mrs John Fleck with Mazie and Mr and Mrs John Brooks with Norbet surprised Matt Fleck who moved to Seventh Street Upper Sandusky. They brought baskets and served dinner at noon. Mrs James Ogg hosted the Wimadausis Club with social time, needlework and current events. Each member contributed 50 cents to the Red Cross Christmas fund. The club will meet in four weeks with Mrs J L Shull.
Howard Gobrecht received a birthday surprise at his mother Mrs William Gobrecht's home on Tuesday evening marking his 38th year. Present were cousins from Findlay including Mrs Sadie Wyant, Mrs Geneva Snyder, Mrs Orpha DeHaven and Mrs Fannie Dufford and her son Robert. A chicken supper followed the gathering.
Mrs Edward Riester hosted the Fortnightly Club as members responded to roll call with famous remarks. Mrs J B Shellhans Ragg spoke on Old Rome and Miss Margie Sutphen read Browning selections. Miss May Mullholand to host. roll call will be current events.
Thoburn Baker visited John Wickiser and family Monday evening. Albert Bachar called on Mr and Mrs George Baughman Sunday afternoon. Willis Tong and family visited Lee Wentz Sunday afternoon. Willis Tong and family shopped in Upper Sandusky Saturday. Frank Pahl Arthur Brown and Leonard Tong visited John Wickiser Sunday afternoon. Mrs Orville Nye and children Robert Louise and Annabelle called on Mrs Grover Hile Friday. Oscar Roth and daughter Betty called on Wills Tong family Sunday evening.
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