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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
6
Rev Lewis P Speaker hosted a college social at the Lutheran parsonage for Christ Church members and recent graduates. Seventeen attendees from twelve institutions shared dinner and experiences before a music filled social hour.
The Research club gathered Monday evening at Miss Della Gilliland’s home on South Patterson Street. Members discussed current events as roll call and papers on turning waste fish into valuable products and the Columbia Ice Fields. Officers elected: Richard Smith president, Almon Blue vice president, Edith Berbe secretary treasurer.
Mr and Mrs Frank Frey hosted a 6 pm Sunday dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Earl Reinhart and son John of Valparaiso. Other guests included Mrs Ellen f Thompson of Vanlue, Mr and Mrs Virgil Thompson and daughters Helen and Dorothy and son Norman of Fostoria, and Miss Ethel Thompson of Vanlue.
Last Saturday afternoon 35 boys and girls of the Catechetical class enjoyed a party given by Rev Lewis. Refreshments were served and games were played in the new parish house. LaVerge Galbroner Opal Nachbar and Virginia Straw helped serve. Mr and Mrs S J Culler entertained with a family dinner Saturday evening. The guests were Mr and Mrs Walter Myers of Upper Sandusky Mr and Mrs L A Kemerley and children of Akron ends Mrs A H H Kemerley and daughter Miss Dorcas.
Members of the Loyal Workers class of the Evangelical Sunday School gather this evening at Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman home for a watch party and a pot luck supper grill. The event features shared fellowship and food.
Mrs Grover Snyder will host a small gathering at her home on Enst Findlay street Thursday evening. Bridge will be played among the guests in a friendly, lighthearted fashion.
Mr and Mrs G W Bish entertained at dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welty of Alvada and Mrs. Lou Ludwig of Toledo.
Mr and Mrs L A Brayton entertained with an elaborate Christmas dinner at their home near Carey on Friday. Yuletide decor filled the rooms as grandchildren performed recitations and songs. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Gibson of Toledo, Mr and Mrs W M Mooney of Detroit, Mr and Mrs G R Morehart and daughter Helen and son Atlee of Findlay, and Mr and Mrs Warry Schubert.
Mr and Mrs W J Baker hosted a family dinner Saturday at their High Street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Forrest Baker and children Lyman Caroline and John, Mr and Mrs Aller Baker and children Wallace Thottirn Margaret and Dorcas, and Mr and Mrs C I Baker with children Dean Kitty and Wellington.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ruffing hosted Sunday dinner for Emma and Clara Weaver of Cleveland and Mary Weaver of Lakewood. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs John H Weaver of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver and daughter Virginia of Carey.
Week End guests included Mr. Frank Buelow Jr of Manchester and Miss Loretta Shumaker along with Miss Esther Girble Mr. Will Buelow and Miss Bertha Buelow from Ann Arbor, staying from Saturday to Monday with Mr. and Mrs. F J Emerine.
Mr and Mrs C D Sheridan of west of town hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of their son Johns birthday anniversary. Guests included Mrs Frank Stroup Miss Irma Pauley Miss Elizabeth Stroup and Mr Laird Rickle.
Members of the Fortnightly Club and their husbands will enjoy a tureen supper at the home of Mr and Mrs L Straw this evening.
Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Schiva included Martha Schiva of Toledo Miss Florence Schiva and Mrs Frank Bolt of Risingsun. The visit highlighted family ties and social routine in the local community.
Miss Lucille Gaster of Cleveland visits Wednesday evening for dinner with Mr and Mrs S M Romig and family west of Carey.
Mrs R G Spencer will entertain the Nineteen Hundred club at her home on West Findlay street Thursday afternoon.
Mrs L M Remlinger entertained at luncheon on Wednesday with guests Miss Lucille Gaster of Cleveland and Miss Margaret Gaster accompanying her.
Gerald and Chalmers Krupp of Lorain and Miss Mildred Riester were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C M Reinhart.
The Alley Club members and their families spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A Kemerley for a community gathering.
Mrs EF B Kurté entertained a few friends at bridge Tuesday afternoon in a small social gathering.
Mr and Mrs W J Baker were entertained on Christmas by Mr and Mrs G W Croker. Mr and Mrs Alva Criger hosted Prof and Mrs W B Moore and Miss Wisie Garmon. Mrs Cora Hart and daughters Elizabeth and Catherine joined Mr and Mrs Wm Smith in Van Nuys for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Edward Shore of Findlay visited, as did Mr and Mrs W Hickle with Mr and Mrs David Lasley. Mr and Mrs Fee Ogg held a Christmas dinner at their West Findlay street home with guests including Mrs George Unimer of Dayton, I L Culler, Melford Culer, Byron Ogg, William Os. Charles Krupp and sons Gerald and Chalmers of Lorain joined BE M Reinhart, Frances Riester, Catherine, Mildred, Martha and Helene Riester and William Riester at a Christmas dinner hosted by Miss Rose Riester.
A long list of Findlay area residents hosted and joined Christmas dinners at numerous homes. Families from Carey Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Marion Tiffin and nearby towns gathered with relatives and friends for festive meals and music.
A pleasant evening featured a bounteous dinner shared by Alice and Miss Isabelle Gutermuth, with good company and festive ambiance noted in local society circles.
The quote proclaims the empire of knowledge as a self-augmenting force where gains become instruments for further ends. It frames knowledge as a dynamic engine that continually strengthens its reach and capabilities through accumulated achievements.
The article recalls Francois Bassomphierre as a French marshal and famed lover of Richelieu. It notes he allegedly ordered his arrest and, before capture, destroyed 6,000 love letters and was cast into the Bastille.
Penguins alone among birds walk upright on land. This noted peculiarity contrasts with other feathered species and has long fascinated naturalists and readers of the period.
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