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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
9
The Wenner family will host a Christmas dinner on Sunday December 20 at the home of C. M. Wenner northeast of Carey. Members of the immediate families will be guests.
East of Carey hostess Mrs Walter Gottfried hosts T R C club Thursday for a Christmas ex change. Friday luncheon at Burson home on WB Findlay Street features needlework and guests including Mrs Paul R Clouser and several Findlay residents. Dr and Mrs Harry Hosatr og host dinner guests from Toledo Detroit and Pittsburg. Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran meets at Clouser home with devotional and lesson study. refreshments follow.
A Christmas exchange was enjoyed at the Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school home of Mrs S R Bame on West Findlay street Monday evening. Officers were reelected: G M Kurtz president Cc B Myers vice president S W McChesney secretary George Snyder treasurer and Mrs Bame teacher. A lunch was served by the committee Bame Goff Huston and Tracy. The M B club met at Mrs R J Spitler's home with guests Mrs Walter Gottfried Ward and Georgia Dee O Brien. The annual election named W H Wright president Lowery vice president Dean Wright secretary Addison Rickle treasurer and L J Nachbar and Harold Nachbar flower committee with L Nachbar reporter. A Christmas exchange was featured and refreshments served. Mrs Bernard O Brien will host January meeting. Remember The Magic Bell operetta by the public schools grades on Monday December 21.
A Bible anniversary service was held at Memorial Evangelical Church last Sunday evening led by Rev. Roy B. Leedy. The program featured charts and facsimile pages from early translations and a display of Bibles and literature including Latin commentaries from 1563 1589 and 1609 a 1570 Latin Luther catechism a 1692 English Bible and a 1693 German Bible. The oldest item was a 1693 German Bible loaned by Miss Helen Smith. A large poster showed an early Christian family with a father giving Bibles purchased from the American Bible Society, a life member since 1872. Other Bibles from 1776 and various versions were on display with materials provided by Rev Paul R. Clonser from Christ Lutheran Church.
Notice to drivers examining at the police station on Friday December 18 for permits dated before November 16 issued by Elza Jacobs Deputy Registrar.
For sale items include 80 bass accordion $40, clarinet $24, cornet $30, trombone $32, flute $55, drums $10, euphonium $48, saxophones $45 and $48, plus 100 other instruments with string woodwind brass and percussion. Also dining room suite and Christmas turkey sales, and farm property exchanges through Louis A. Conklin broker with liberal terms.
Classified notice lists a found item a baby's shoe and an ad offering Buff Rock Ballots for sale. Also an Adrian house rental with five rooms and a garage on one acre, contact Dave Orians, dated 49-50.
The Sodality Christmas party gathered 60 guests in the parish hall on Wednesday evening. Fr. Paul Fr. Joseph Fr. Giles Fr. Cyprian and the Salem Sodality girls attended. The hall featured evergreen branches lighted tapers and a tall Christmas tree. A tureen dinner preceded a program including Star of Bethlehem Christmas Pretence Corraine Kwilpp piano solo Mary Ellen Miller Agnes Miller German gong Sophomore chorus violin ukulele Silent Night Fr Joseph with Fr Giles Christmas Exchange Santa Claus gift to Fr Paul Oh Come All Ye Faithful closing the event Evelyn Wiggerman Lucille Kurtz chaired arrangements with Kurtz toastmistress.
At the Carey Times office, printed or engraved name cards are arranged for staff and visitors. The setup suggests an emphasis on professional presentation and orderly access to desks and meeting spaces.
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