Sunday Visit by Smiths and Miss Anderson
Sunday guests attended at Mrs. Ann Sheridan's home as Mr. and Mrs. Om D. Smith and Miss Ella Anderson visited.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
4
Sunday guests attended at Mrs. Ann Sheridan's home as Mr. and Mrs. Om D. Smith and Miss Ella Anderson visited.
Mr and Mrs Clem Alspach of Findlay hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Alice Shuman and Mr and Mrs Clayton Shuman as guests of Mr and Mrs George Shuman and Mrs Ellen Huff.
Miss Mabel Bame and Miss Mary Wickiser will entertain the Capa club next Tuesday evening at the home of the former on W Findlay street. All members are urged to be present.
Mr and Mrs Carl Kroiut and children Eleanor and Harold of B Find lay street and Mr and Mrs Floyd Herbert and daughter Janis of south of Carey were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E E Clark seven miles out town.
Mrs. Luther Haines hosted the Bi-Mo club Friday night with a Christmas exchange following dinner. Mrs. Sam Gunther won the high score prize. The next meeting is set for Tuesday January 2 with Mrs. Gunther.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Buckingham welcomed guests on Christmas including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter of Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of Forest, with Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Colwell of Fostoria, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn of Toledo, and Mrs. Imo Sample and children of Brown Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Keller of E Findlay street hosted a Sunday dinner. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichols and their children Alice Shirley and Jimmy from Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Keller with their children William Miss Laura Edgar Martha Jane Donald and Bernice.
Ernest Schubert and family from West Independence along with Paul Schubert’s Arcadia family and Harry Schubert’s Adrian household visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roller and Mrs. N. G. C. Schubert for a Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Alvin Fruth entertained at a Christmas dinner honoring her mother Lyda Beck. Hidden guests included Dr. Colon Beck of Clyde and Mrs. Catherine Kisaberth with Arvilla Bascom. Alta and Paul Shaferly. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fruth with Paul and Donna Louise.
Mr and Mrs W M Green of North street entertained Sunday with a family dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs J W Green, Mr and Mrs Alonzo Green and daughters Frances Janet and Frieda May from north of town, Mrs William Hill and granddaughter Doris Stiefel of Sycamore, Mr and Mrs William Green and son Jack, and Mr and Mrs Dale Green and son Harold.
Mrs Ralph Hill hosted a birthday party last Thursday evening for daughter Juanita aged four. Guests included Jean Lanker Florence Borer Donna Pahl Rita Joyce Billy Putnam Betty Kinley Pauline Joseph Donald Stroub June Janis Jean Bingle Phylis Hunter Marcia Doppler Marcella Lasley Leonard Lasley Mary Louis Barbara Roger Hill with Mrs Forest Eingle assisting.
Mr and Mrs G A Mullholand hosted a pre Christmas dinner at their Adrian home. Guests included Mr and Mrs J F Cook and son Joe from Detroit Mr and Mrs H A Mullholand and children Suzanne and William of Monroe Mich Mr and Mrs Fred Ewing of McCutchenville and G E Greer Mr and Mrs L C Mullholand and children Mr and Mrs H J Mullholand and children Mr and Mrs E W Mullholand and children Susan Walter and John Greer and Miss Elizabeth Myers of Carey.
The S. and P. L. club will meet Thursday afternoon January 4 with Mrs. Nelson McLarkey.
Mr and Mrs E B Brown hosted Mr and Mrs Karl Brown and children Paul Ruth and Fred and Mr and Mrs Roland Jacobs for dinner Sunday near town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phillips hosted Sunday dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bliss of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillips with children Lucille, Margaret, and Gerald of Carey area.
Lovell and Arlington residents gathered five miles south of town for a Sunday meal at Frank Kemerley’s home. Mr and Mrs Virgil Kemerley and their son Everett joined Mrs Charles Kemerley and daughters Betty Marie and Louise, and Miss Florence and Alvin Kemerley.
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson entertained her Sunday School class with a Christmas exchange at her home on E Findlay street Saturday night. Guests included Misses Gladys Kirkwood Catherine Pahl Florence McKee Ural Ritter Alma Sloman Jeanette Wagner Susanne Hoff and Miss Bernice Ruehle, teacher.
The Young Lady's Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation church held a Christmas party Wednesday evening in the parish hall. Beano and contests entertained attendees and a lunch was served by a committee including Dorothy Fleck, Oleta Ruffing, Catherine Riester, Laura Mitten, Elizabeth Myers, Evelyn Vaughn, Frances Myers, Agnes Pahl and Hulalia Hoepff.
Mrs. Vertie Bame and several Bame family members along with Pauline Newcomer and Morton Lee joined Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Newcomer of Fostoria for Sunday dinner. Additional guests included the H. G. Newcomer family from near Alvada and J. A. Newcomer with Paul from Vanlue, plus P. S. Newcomer and Doris Newcomer.
The Loyal Workers class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday School met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Peters on West Findlay Street. President Bert Smith opened with scripture and prayer by Mrs. Cora Hart. The group enjoyed a Bible study led by Rev. C. H. Kern and presented Mrs. Hart with a Christmas gift. A tureen supper followed. The next meeting is set for January 26, 1934, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowman on Worello Street.
A long list of Christmas Day and Monday dinners and visits across the area includes Ruth Kimmel and George Summit with Karl and Bernice Kennerley, Frederick family members in town, and many others from Carey, Upper Sandusky, Toledo, Clyde, Fostoria, Bucyrus, and beyond. The gatherings feature extended families, three course meals, goose dinners, pot lucks, and gift exchanges.
Mr and Mrs Forest Dame and children Reva Kenneth and Eldon were Christmas guests at the Nelson Mc Larkey home. W D Goble of Findlay joined the L G Ranger household for Christmas. Hearl Brashares of McCutchenville was a supper guest there. Edgar Borer of New Riegel and Matthias Fox of Carey were supper guests Christmas Day at Theodore Stark's north of Carey. Clarence Lawhead and daughters Ruth and Anna from east of town and C C Trubey were guests of L D Trubey. Henry Lortz and children Walter Delmar Fordyce and Herbert, Mrs Anna High and Mrs C C Trubey attended a family Christmas gathering at Adah Swerlein's in McCutchenville.
Milton and Marion Bachar called on Earl Robison Sunday. Fred Kleopfer family shared Christmas dinner at Albert Bachar home. Hartle family shocked by A. F. Hartle death Sunday morning. Kleopferes helped Becks with butchering Tuesday. Walter children visited Kleopfer Monday. Joni and Jay Miller of Findlay staying with grandparents John Kleopfer. Farthing sisters shopped in Findlay last Thursday. Farthing hosted Audrey and Adeline Tong Tuesday night. Kloppfer family joined Forest Miller for Christmas dinner near Findlay.
Chinese make a milk and cheese from soybeans. Farmers' week at Ohio State University set for January 29 to February 2, attracting thousands. The American farmer in 1932 faced high costs, while pest control and fertilizer innovations shift production. Processing taxes on farm commodities are 30 cents a unit.
The report lists prices: wheat priced by the bushel at 60 pounds, cotton at 4.2 cents per pound, tobacco between 1.7 and 6.1 cents per pound, hogs at 1 dollar per hundred pounds, and corn at 5 cents per bushel of 56 pounds.
A professor at the University of Minnesota tested ninety incoming teachers with ten word spellings. The best score reached seven correct, highlighting common misspellings of terms like inoculate consensus inferred repellent dissipate collectible bilious picnicking sacrilegious.
A comedic exchange shows an elderly African American woman asking for a Florence ticket while the agent struggles to locate Florence in the railroad guides. The scene unfolds with the old woman sitting on a bench as confusion lingers.
Name cards printed or engraved for Carey Times staff are shown at the office, with cards arranged on a rack and some awaiting distribution. The scene suggests routine office or newsroom etiquette and organization.
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