For Sale and For Rent Notice
FOR RENT House on N Vance Street Mathern. FOR SALE Lumber for building 16x48 feet in good condition. Contact S M Beck Mutual phone 22 L 47pd.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
7
FOR RENT House on N Vance Street Mathern. FOR SALE Lumber for building 16x48 feet in good condition. Contact S M Beck Mutual phone 22 L 47pd.
Secretary Clarence J. Brown cites an national survey showing 115000 fatalities 3.5 million injuries and $3 trillion in losses over five years to argue for a strict auto driving while intoxicated penalty. He says sobriety and enforcement deter reckless driving and pedestrians, urging a uniform regulatory law across Ohio.
Thoreau on letting sane ideas grow. U.S. native trees rise to 1177 species, with 573 more than 1898. Cedar chests must be 70 percent red cedar to deter moths. red cedar veneer alone won’t kill moths. Black walnut fetches postwar prices higher than wartime, Ohio’s prized timber. West mule uses decline as horses lose value. broom-tails shipped to Petaluma for chicken feed. Use the Want Column.
Sunday dinners featured Mr and Mrs T L Werner and guests Mrs C M Werner, Misses Allan Ruth Luhring and more from Fostoria and nearby. The Fortnightly Club met with Mrs P A Galbroner. physicians named in roll call, papers on Johns Hopkins and Modern Surgery, a vocal solo, and refreshments. Neighbors gathered at the Elmer Hunter home for Lucile Hunters miscellaneous shower ahead of her marriage with gifts and refreshments.
On Monday evening the Methodist Sunday school John Wesley class, led by Rev. J B Shellhaas, won a contest by six points. A 615 supper followed a program with Milli cent Warren on violin, talks by Mrs Walker Mr Walker Rev Shellhaas and A C Postle. Mrs Wesley Wonder sang a solo. over 90 attended. Earlier, Mrs J A Vaughn of east town was surprised for her birthday with a pot luck supper and baskets. attendees listed include the Vaughn family Slotterbeck Hull Gottfried Lowery and others.
The Tuesday afternoon bridge club met this week with Mrs P D Qurd. Luncheon was served at Wyeldse. Guests included Mrs. Ran 1 Tuttle of Spencer Town and several others. Dinner followed for Ruby Ginger and guests at Mrs Ruth Tuttle’s home.
Mrs W H Snyder hosted the Research Club last Thursday with toll call responses and a Bible Parables reading by Mrs Almon Blue. Christmas remembrances were exchanged and refreshments served. guest Mrs T B Rogers of Upper Sandusky attended.
Miss Gillet entertained the bridge club Tuesday evening at her home with Mrs. Scott Tong and guests Dr. afd Mrs. K B Heiber and Ms. R C Pennington attending a six o clock dinner. Refreshments followed the game.
Mrs J D Siddall hosted Wimodausis members Wednesday afternoon with guest Mrs S B Shesebrough. The gathering centered on fancy work and refreshments with Mrs D C Henry and Mrs L L Patterson assisting.
Noon on December 2 guests were Mrs. Jennie McElhinney and Mrs. J R Miller. The club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Walter Gottfried to enjoy the annual Christmas exchange. A three week period from today will see a meeting with Mrs Charles Thompson.
Mrs Az Ag Kennerley hosted the Priscilla Club gathering on Ilast Thursday afternoon with a dinner at 1 00 o clock. The meeting featured current events discussion and guest attendees included Mrs Walter Myers Findlay Mrs Jamies Ogg Mrs Loreie Stahl Mrs Flossa Washburn Miss Emma Stief Mrs St L Culler and Mrs Lester MacGregor at the Chambers farm northwest of town.
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