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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
4
Mrs Wesley Patterson hosted a 1:00 pm luncheon for the Priscilla club. Her daughter Mrs BE A Capell helped serve as a Christmas exchange was a feature of the afternoon.
Mrs Homer Wonder, Mrs J D Ewing, Mrs W N Johnson, Mrs E B Kurtz, Mrs Harold Houk, Mrs G M Kurtz, Mrs Homer Mitchell and Mrs T E Dromgold formed two tables of contract at the home of Mrs George Newhard last Thursday evening.
Mrs S R Bame hosts Friday afternoon club meeting with Mrs H E Wyatt describing Christmas in Other Lands. Music by Mrs H L Wenner and Mrs E S Burson complements the season theme. Current topics to be shared in roll call responses.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. John Boyce of Claystreet hosted a 6:00 dinner for her daughter Susan's sixth birthday anniversary. Guests included Russell Puchta Jeanne OConnor Ardyth Byers Marguerite and Rita Bakies John Jr Willard and Norma Jeanne Boyce. Susan received many presents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nachbar Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Snyder and Phyllis Sue along with several other couples were pleasantly entertained Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wright thirty miles south of town. The time was spent playing euchre and refreshments were served.
A farewell gathering was hosted by friends at Pauline Newcomer’s home Saturday evening for Gaylord Patterson. Guests included Gertrude Allen, Glenna Kurtz, Jean Wenner, Lorraine Wiggerman, Pauline Newcomer, Charles Long, Gordon Wyatt, Robert Wenner and James Harris. Ping pong and dancing followed by refreshments.
Mrs Richard Frederick and Miss Eugenia Henry will host the O K Contract bridge club gathering at Miss Henry’s residence on West Findlay Street this evening.
Miss Evelyn Vaughn and Miss Agnes Pahl hosted their bridge club on a Tuesday evening at Miss Vaughn's east of town. Christmas decorations and an exchange were enjoyed. High score prize went to Miss Evelyn Wiggerman. Guests included Miss Ida Myers and Miss Della Clark.
Members of the M. B. Club gathered at Mrs. George Lowery’s home south of town last Thursday afternoon for their annual officer election. Mrs. Harold Nachbar became president and Mrs. W. H. Wright won vice president. Earl Ward was secretary, Mrs. Lowery treasurer, R. J. Spitler reporter, and flower committee was Dean Wright and Addison Rickle. A Christmas exchange followed with a luncheon. The January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Wright and Ida Cramer.
A group of friends gathered at Mrs. A L Walters home on E South street to celebrate Pauline Stiner who is to wed Friday at Wapakoneta to Jack Gleasure of Toledo. Guests included Mrs L C Treece Mrs Richard Frederick Mrs Bernard Jacob Miss Charlotte Montague Miss Laura Keller Miss Eugenia Henry Miss Hilda Jacob Miss Marguerite Holden and Miss Mamie Lanker. High score prize in contract was won by Miss Holden.
Miss Virginia Patterson was honored with a farewell gathering Tuesday evening at James Fetters home before her departure to Huntsville Alabama. An array of neighbors and friends including Ruth Riester Helen Beebe Martha Jane Bringey Virginia Snobarger Evelyn Kear Mary Ellen Montague Martha Snobarger Clayton Shuman Edgar Keller Bob Heck Frank Frederick Jr James Lindsay Wilfred Stombaugh J B Kear Clifford Holden and Kermit Peterson attended. Guests enjoyed card games and refreshments during the event.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindower and daughter Miss Cleta visiting Mrs. Vertie Bame and her daughters.
Christmas plans list numerous hosts in Bucyrus Vanlue and nearby towns. Families including the Pahls Dilleys Lindsays Henrys Briggs Arnholts Hustons Van Buren Fred ericks Lanning Hosafros and Weaver prepare gatherings with relatives and friends for December celebrations.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coldren hosted at the T. G. Laws home after Sunday calls. Adrain guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill joined Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hill for Sunday dinner. Several friends from Upper Sandusky Shawtown Findlay Dalton attended events and meals, ending with attendance at Miss Laura Kentfield's funeral.
Government estimates show three billion tons of soil washed from U S fields yearly. Rock phosphate deposits exist in Tennessee Florida and western states. The soybean offers a near meat substitute with 40 percent protein 20 percent fat and vitamins A B and D. Milk from cows stands out as colored fat while goat ewe camel and water buffalo milks are largely colorless. Soybean oil finds use in paints varnish linoleum soaps glycerin and lecithin and is valued for auto top dressings waterproofing and linoleum drying without cracking.
Farmer Hay brags of keeping his hired man Timothy content by limiting hours providing meals letting him use the car and even trading rooms the man complains about room views whiskers and nightly goodnights with the punchline revealing the joke about whiskers tickling his bedtime.
Paul Whaley of Toledo visited Tuesday in town. Fifty two Christmas presents sold at the Carey Times for two dollars. Wyandot county secured one thousand pounds of salted pork for poor relief with four hundred pounds brought to Carey for distribution.
A man arrested in Decatur Indiana on clothing theft is suspected of the Carey Style Shop robbery from months earlier and an attempted Fritchie store theft. Investigators say the suspect matches a getaway car and has multiple aliases including Tom Meyer and Joe Brown.
On a New York to Liverpool voyage Major H Reynolds of London is found on the passenger list with a Texas stockman in the same stateroom. The Texan protests, revealing the other passenger is a Salvation Army officer named Henrietta Reynolds, prompting a captain’s intercession.
Bids for a depositary for the town funds from January 1, 1984, to December 31, 1935, will be opened Saturday, December 30, 1933, at 1 00 p m at the township house. A M Bachar, Clerk, Ridge township trustees.
The Carey Times highlights its commercial printing services including letter heads and envelopes, showcasing the newspaper’s production capabilities for business stationery.
A nervous traveler hunts exits for fire safety in a public bath corridor. She accidentally enters an elderly man’s room and, after apologizing, dashes away as he chases after her in a towel shouting for the fire.
Mrs J J Kohmann hosted the T R C club with all members present. Guests included Mrs S B Kloopfer near Upper Sandusky Mrs Frank Ogg Mrs William Weaver Mrs Leo Weaver Mrs Alf Bland Mrs John Orians Mrs Ralph Haford and Miss Rosa Summit. The annual Christmas exchange was enjoyed and Miss Mazie Fleck won the mystery package. Refreshments were served. The club will meet in three weeks with Mrs Charles Thompson for officer elections.
Mrs Harold Houk and Mrs W N Johnson host the Tuesday Contract Club at Mrs Houks home for a farewell to Mrs R L Patterson who departs for Huntsville Alabama this week A high score prize goes to Mrs H K Van Buren The following Wednesday Mrs Van Buren hosts a regular meeting at her home
Classified brief listing housing for rent at 245 Clay street with contact R-316. Also a house and lot for sale on West South street via Ambrose Orians. Insurance offered by Geo Remlinger. Chickens for Christmas dressed or undressed call 370.
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