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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
4
A clipped ad and poem fragment from the Baltimore Suny mixs insurance pitches with a poetic winter motif. It mentions life and farm property loans at 5 percent and references a NEWHARD & NEWHARD office with a 364 phone number.
For sale ducks and chickens with 1 and 10 percent discounts on orders placed now. Williams Hatchery advertises spring delivery. Also rental notice for a modern house on W South Street by S A Chesebrough with contact numbers.
The article discusses skim milk yields for cottage cheese, introduces dried banana figs as a nutritious food, and urges readers to start 1928 with a well planned budget. It covers budgeting essentials including food housing clothing and running expenses and advises monthly planning and adjustments as needed.
A brief note quotes Mrs Mudge remarking on ignorance between halves of society and counters a line by Miss Answers in a village context.
The Research Club meeting planned for Friday evening with Miss Margie Sutphen will not be held. The next regular meeting is scheduled for January.
Mr and Mrs Forest Wenner of near Adrian entertained at dinner Sunday with Miss Frances Eyestone Ruth Smith and Cretora Kinsinger and Messrs Walter Lortz and Lawrence Smith of Carey and Eugene Swergein of Upper Sandusky.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruehle near Adrian entertained Sunday with a family dinner. Guests included Mrs Ila Smith and Miss Etta Kemmerly of Carey and Mr and Mrs M A Cram and children John Betty and Louise of Mansfield.
Mr and Mrs Jerome Frisch hosted Sunday dinner with Miss Margaret de la Hamaide Miss Florence Brashares and Messrs Claire Tiler and Orland Luhring from Fostoria Mrs Frank de la Hamaide and Mr Myron Greek were also present Miss de la Hamaide and Miss Brashares work at Moguls restaurant in Fostoria.
On Sunday evening 32 friends and relatives from Tiffin Cramer Mc Cutchenville and Lima gathered to surprise R. H. Hammond for his birthday anniversary. The group enjoyed cards music and radio programs as Mrs Hammond provided refreshments.
The Ca rey High School Girls' 3 basketball squad gathered at Miss Martha King’s South Patterson home last Thursday for coach Mildred Russell’s birthday. Refreshments were served as the team presented a desk pen and wished her many more birthdays. Attendees included Miss Russell and numerous club members.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler hosted a family Christmas dinner on Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bennerley and children Martha Janey Mirta Sam Robert of Akron, and Hindlay residents. The Priscilla Club held its regular Christmas meeting with a Christmas exchange and dinner, assisted by Mrs. W. N. Johnson and Mrs. Gail Kurtz, with four weeks of future meetings planned at Mrs. David Heck’s home.
The C 1 class of Evancel' eal Sunday school met Friday evening for a duck supper and Christmas exchange. Officers elected: Teacher Mrs C R Tate. assistant Mrs Claude Johnson. president Miss Cleta Lindower. vice president Miss Marie Lusk. secretary Mrs Jay Newhard Jr. assistant Miss Lucille Perkins. treasurer Miss Eva Phillips. Attendees listed include Misses Ardyth McKee Lucy Laughlin Nellie Phillips Betty Stroup Helen Perkins Marie Lusk Fern Wagner Lucille Wimmel Helen Roynon Ilo McKee Eva Phillips Lucille Perkins Cleta Lindower Mrs Claren Sausser Mrs Willis Griffin Mrs Jay Newhard Mrs Graham Buckland Mr and Mrs C R Tate and Mr and Mrs Chas Lindower.
Mrs. Margaret Dow hosts Saturday evening family dinner with guests including Mrs. Lorende Kinhey, Mr. and Mrs. De A. Dow and children, Miss Caroles Lisw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dow and Robbie, Mr. and Mrs. J D Carothers and Rosa Summit, and others from Tiffin and Mansfield.
Mrs Frank Bakies ill at her South Street home was surprised Monday evening for her birthday. A pot luck supper was hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Bakies alongside relatives including Mr and Mrs Ray Gamberling and others from Vanlue and Carey.
The C L. of C held a Monday evening social with the entertaining committee listed. Mrs A W Balsley and others assisted. Mrs Leo Courtad won first prize with Dorothy Hein as consolation. A lunch, Christmas treat, and exchange were highlights of the evening.
Mrs Maloney asks if her husband will adhere to the simple diet prescribed. He refuses to starve himself just to live a few years longer.
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