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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
4
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth plus Mr and Mrs Van Baker and their daughters Mary Ellen Ruth and Esther.
Mr and Mrs W S LeMott of this place and Mrs Walter Rein brech and sons Richard and Thomas of Upper Sandusky were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs Anna Humbert. Mrs Harry Bristoll and Mrs Ernest Shane entertained members of the Jester Bridge Club and their husbands Saturday evening, with a Christmas exchange and a dainty lunch served by the hostesses.
Mrs A B Capell and Mrs Paul Capell hosted a Findlay gathering at Judge and Mrs Paul Capell s home on Sunday for the ninth birthday of Jeanne Capell daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Capell. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ed Capell and Judson, Mr and Mrs Cecil Capell and Jack, and Mr and Mrs D A Capell with Jeanne and Marilyn.
The annual Christmas party of the C. L. of Ct drew over 100 attendees. The hall glowed in Christmas colors with a large tree, lunch at small tables by candles, and Santa Claus giving treats. Music by Margaret and Angela Haford enhanced the festive evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Exline and daughter Barbara dined with Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Remlinger over Sunday including dinner and supper.
Mr and Mrs Russell Blue and son Malcolm and Mr and Mrs Dale Green and daughter Carol attended a Sunday dinner at the house hosted by Rowland.
Mrs. P. C. Gott hosted Tuesday night at the Hobnobber club. Guests included Miss Marguerite Holden Miss Marie Holden Mraz M D Shafer Mrs Carl Koehler Mrs Chester Chapman Mrs L N Zahn and Mrs Robert Myers. Mrs C B Myers won the high score prize at bridge and Mrs Koehler won the guest prize. Mrs Goff served a lunch.
Thursday evening Miss Ruth and Reva Morehart and several neighbors attended a home Christmas event. Games and contests were enjoyed a Christmas exchange was held and delicious refreshments were served. Attendees included Neva and Wilma Rife Martha Hetzel Margaret Savidge Vesta Ruth McDaniel Reid Morehart Alfred Davis Fred erick Rife Lawrence Sammet Harvey Savidge Forrest Rife David Stout Wendell Wentling Fordyce Delmar and Walter Lortz Gaylord McDaniel Mrs Lloyd Rife and Mr and Mrs Murray Pipes.
The approaching marriage of Miss Celestia Huss of New Riegel to Leo Tiell of Frenchtown was announced at a party hosted by Miss Huss's parents. The wedding is planned for February, timed with Miss Huss's birthday observance. Guests included 25 attendees who enjoyed pinochle prizes and a post lunch dance with music by Edmund and Joseph Schalk.
Twelve members answered roll call at the regular meeting last Thursday at Mrs. Henry Lortz home. Officers for next year elected include President Mrs. Lortz, Vice President Mrs. Harold Nachbar, Secretary Mrs. R. J. Spitler, and Treasurer.
Mrs Bernard O'Brien and a committee including Mrs Addison Rickle and Mrs George Lowery organized a festive social hour with a Christmas exchange and a taffy pull. The wonder box drawn by Mrs Rickle was won by Mrs Mary Moser amid visits from guests such as Mrs L Nachbar and Mrs Ward. The club plans a January meeting with a light luncheon hosted by Mrs Ward.
Mrs W S Huffman, a teacher, will host a Christmas party for the Queen Esther class of the Methodist Sunday school Friday evening at her home on West Findlay Street.
Mr and Mrs W S Huffman of W Findlay Street entertained guests Tuesday evening including Mr and Mrs H E Snyder, Mr and Mrs Carl Krout, and Mr and Mrs C C Thome. Mrs Snyder won the high score prize at bridge played after dinner.
The TRC Club meets at Mrs. E. F. Thome’s east town home for a regular Thursday gathering. Mrs. Alf Bland attends as a guest. Members share needlework and hold a Christmas exchange with Mrs. Chas. Thompson drawing the mystery box from Mrs. John Fleck. Mrs. Fleck to host January 5.
Alf Bland was surprised Sunday afternoon at his Crawford area home for his birthday anniversary. A well filled basket luncheon followed a tureen supper with guests including Mr and Mrs Bert Brashares and children Mary and John, Miss Jane Bland of Marion, Mr and Mrs George Hill and daughter Madeline, Mary Eilen of Prospect, Mr and Mrs John Bland and daughter Patricia Ann of Tiffin, Mr and Mrs Paul Bland and son Bobby of Carey, and Mr and Mrs Bland and sons Alfred and Clifford.
Families and relatives from Akron Bellefontaine Findlay Upper Sandusky and local towns announce Christmas gatherings at various homes on W North Street and surrounding areas. Guests include the LeMotts Garns Mosers Wenner Freddicks Clingers Stroups and other relatives joining for holiday celebrations.
Local society notes list numerous families visiting relatives for Christmas across Findlay, Arcadia, Fostoria, Ottawa and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blue with son Malcolm in Detroit, and many spins of extended kin from Akron, Ann Arbor, Bucyrus, Adrian, and Blaine visiting parents and hosting dinners in their homes.
Families from Tiffin, Fostoria, Warren, Ridge, Indianapolis, Rochester and Lima plan Christmas gatherings with relatives. The list includes the Powers Audrush Huffman Byers Alter Byers and Grimith families and many more, sharing meals and festive exchanges.
A Napoleon petition circulates urging the local Telephone Company to reduce rates. Many subscribers have removed phones due to financial hardship, and the company’s stance on a rate cut remains unknown.
The Carey Times advertises a gift list offering fifty two items priced at two dollars each. It highlights practical stocking stuffers and seasonal treats suitable for holiday giving and budgeting.
The Exchange argues railroads seek fair competition rather than subsidies or lighter regulation. A level playing field would allow each carrier to grow within its niche, strengthening transportation, employing about a million workers, and supporting community development, linking fairness for industry with public interest.
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