Bridge Party Honors Miss Lucy Straw at Mrs Newhard Home
Mrs George Newhard hosted a Saturday bridge party at her home honoring Miss Lucy Straw. Attendees included Mrs W A Hills of Cleveland Mrs Homer Mitchell of Columbus and numerous local guests.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
6
Lutheran choir plans potluck supper at church
Miss Elsie Howard returns from prayer service to a 25 member Lutheran choir meeting. The group reorganizes into four sections led by Mrs. Wennér Mrs. Culler Mrs. Ross Johnson and Mrs. Harry Wyatt with Elmer Wonder named general chair for a February 9 church parlors potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Howard
H. L. Wennér
L. Culler
Ross Johnson
Harry Wyatt
Elmer Wonder
Howard
Mervin Shater
Culler
Wenner
Wyatt
Mrs Homer Mitchell Hosts Bridge in Honor of Miss Lucy Straw
Mrs. Homer Mitchell entertained at the Dow home in Columbus on Monday afternoon for Miss Lucy Straw with guests including Mrs. C. G. Spencer of Findlay and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mitchell
Columbus
Bridge
Margaret Dow
Lucy Straw
C. G. Spencer
Findlay
J. D. Ewing
J. G. Loy
W. N. Johnson
George Newhard
Gail Kurtz
Edward Riester
Catholic Ladies card party for Our Lady of Consolation
The Catholic Ladies of Columbia entertain Our Lady of Consolation parish with a card party and social evening at the parish hall on Monday February 9 starting at 8 o clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Our Lady of Consolation
Missionary Society Meeting Notes After Prayer Session
The Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church met on Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs W F Martin. Mrs C D Smith and Mrs B Co Walker were present. readings included The Mother of American Missions. March meeting planned at Mrs Margaret Frederick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of the “Methodist Church
W. F. Martin
C.’D. Smith
B. Co. Walker
G. X. Diller
Mother of American Missions
Philathea Class Meets at Mrs Perkins Home
The Philathea class of the Evangelical Sunday school held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Perkins home. President Mrs Roland McDowell presided while Mrs W M Green led the lesson. Mrs Irvin Black Mrs Peter Long and Mrs A Shue formed the program and social committee and served lunch with Mrs Charles Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Evangelical Sunday School
George Perkins
Roland McDowell
W. M. Green
Irvin Black
Peter Long
A. Shue
Charles Cross
Farewell Surprise Dinner for Miss Wisner at Lindower Home
A pot luck supper was served Friday at the home of Miss Cleta Lindower as a farewell surprise for Miss Lucille Wisner who has gone to Marion. Guests included Miss Wisner, Miss Lindower, Miss Ruby Fassett of Spencer Iowa, and Misses Dolores Wisner, Helen Perkins, Tio McKee, Ardeth McKee, Iva Essex, Bartha Nye, Mable Wonder, Mary Black, and Mrs Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleta Lindower
Lucille Wisner
Marion
Miss Wisner
Miss Lindower
Ruby Fassett
Spencer
Iowa
Dolores Wisner
Helen Perkins
Tio McKee
Ardeth McKee
Iva Essex
Bartha Nye
Mable Wonder
Mary Black
Claude Johnson
Anna Elizabeth
Victory class social postponed to Thursday evening
The Methodist Sunday school Victory class social is postponed to next Thursday evening due to revival meetings. It will be hosted at Mrs. A. M. Hornby home with hostesses Mrs. Hornby, Mrs. Nellie Still, Mrs. Clinton Baker and Mrs. Ross Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
A. M. Hornby
Hornby
Nellie Still
Clinton Baker
Ross Patterson
H H Club Plans Next Meeting at Clingers
The H H Club met Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L M Remlinger. In two weeks the club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H
L. M Remlinger
Clarence Clinger
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs F D Hurd
Mrs F D Hurd hosted a 1 p m bridge luncheon on Wednesday afternoon last week. Guests included Mrs William Galbroner of Middletown, Mrs William Hiles of Cleveland, Mrs Byron Ogg, Mrs Fordyce OBE, Mrs Le Culler, Mrs Gailartz, Mrs Ed Kuytz, Mrs Ed Riester, Miss Lucy Iran, Miss Margie Sutphen, Mrs N Johnson, Mrs Harry Williams, Mrs R G Spencer, Mrs J G Loy, Mrs Ross Patterson, Mrs W W Lindsay, Mrs J D Ewing and Mrs Clifford B Dabney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Hurd
Bridge
William Galbroner
Middleport
William Hiles
Cleveland
Byron,Ogg
Fordyfe Obe
I.le Culler
Gailartz
Ed. Riester
Lucy Iran
Una club opens season with home meet and prizes
The Una club held its first gathering Sunday evening at Paul Pahl's Clay street home. Buchre was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ralph Pahl and Ralph McKinnon for top polits. A pot luck supper followed. members listed include the Pahls Mitten Markleys and others. Mrs. Cletus Pahl to host February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Club
Paul Pahl
Clay Street
Buchreavas
Ralph Pahl
Ralph, McKinnon
Présfet
Paul? Pahl
Miles Mitten
W. R. Markley
Cletus Pahl
Ralph McKinnon
Mrs. Calmes Hosts Pleasant Sunday Evening
Mrs. Paul Calmes entertained a group Sunday evening including Frances Barth of Upper Sandusky Willis Binan and son Melford of Lovell Spitler family Tymochtee Charles Calmes Margaret Schira Ben Kem merly Forest and Everett Stoll Music and social conversation filled the event and refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Calmes
Frances Barth
Upper Sandusky
Willis Binan
Son Melford
Lovell
Juanita
Robert and Armour Spitler
Tymochtee
Charles Calmes
Margaret Schira
Ben Kemmerly
Forest
Everett Stoll
Parish Social Evening Hosted by Carey Sodality
The Sodality and Children of Mary of Carey host a social evening for parish youths 16 and older at the Catholic hall on Thursday February 12. They invite nearby parishes’ youths to join in the evening. Entry is a dime contribution to the pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality and Children of Mary of Carey
Nineteen Hundred Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon
The Nineteen Hundred club was entertained last Thursday by Mrs Emma Stief. After a leisurely bridge session, the hostess saved the day. Guests included Mrs W A Hiles of Cleveland and Mrs W Galbroner of Middleport along with Mrs H R Williams Mrs Byron Ogg Mrs Fordyce Ogg and Miss Dorcas Kemberley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteen Hundred
Emma Stief
Bridge
W. A. Hiles
Cleveland
W . Galbroner
Middleport
H. R. Williams
Byron Ogg
Fordyce Ogg
Dorcas Kemerley
Baker Family Observes 43rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Baker and relatives hosted a pot luck dinner at their home on Monday noon to honor the 43rd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Baker with family members Lyman John Allen Clint Wellington Jay present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Baker
Lyman
John
Allen Baker
Clint Baker
Wellington Jay
William Baker
Dinner guests hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Kimmel
Mr and Mrs W E Kimmel of north of town entertained Sunday with a dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Andrew Kimmel, Mr and Mrs Foster Savidge and children George Ralph Harvey and Margaret, and Mr and Mrs C G Kimmel with Ruth Hattie and Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Phillips
West of Town
Homer Phillips
Lucille, Gerald
Margaret Ellen
East of Town
Margaret and
Frances Minder
Alvada
W. E. Kimmel
North of Town
Andrew Kimmel
Foster Savidge
George
Ralph
Harvey
Margaret
C. G. Kimmel
Ruth
Hattie
Henry
Pleasant Evening Hosted by Mrs Beaschier Guests Include Several Families
Mrs P E Beaschier entertained Friday evening with guests Mr f and Mrs T G Laws, Mr and Mrs William Wright, Mrs W Randson Ralph, Miss Bertha Mme, Everett Stoll, and Melvin Ralph Hotelling. The hostess served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E. Beaschier
T G. Laws
William Wright
Wrandson Ralph
Bertha Mme
Everett Stoll
Melvin Ralph
Wimodausis Club Meets for Afternoon Social
Mrs L R Ashley hosted the Wimodausis club Tuesday with guests Mrs C A Carpenter and Mrs C C Heck. A 6 o'clock luncheon was served by the hostess. The group will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs C F Sutter presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L R Ashley
Wimodausis Club
C A Carpenter
C C Heck
C. F. Sutter
Rebekahs Plan Valentine Pot Luck Suppers
The Rebekahs invite members to a Valentine party and pot luck supper on Tuesday evening February 10. A valentine box will be available for gifts. Everyone is urged to attend and bring a valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
McCutchenville Social Notes Include Visits and Farewell
Mrs Carrie Multholand called at C L Weininger home Wednesday evening. George Sager treated at Mercy Hospital. Dr and Mrs C A Heaton hosted dinner Friday. Rev and Mrs Carpenter with son visited. L A M E church group meets at Mrs Rachel Heaton’s Wednesday. Mrs Henry Spoon left for Columbus hospital under Dr Sampson. Mr and Mrs N F Baumgardner visiting Worthington. Weiningers traveling to Columbus. Mrs Weininger a McArthenville grange representative. Grandma Long funeral held at Reformed church Barberton. age 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Multholand
C. L
Henry Spoon
Columbus Hospital
Dr. Sampson
Upper
Sandusky
N. F. Baumgardner
F. Baumgardner
Worthington
Weininger
Columbus
McCarthenville Grange
Grandma Long
W. Chamberlain
Barberton
The
Reformed Church
Sprout Seed Corn Or Take The Risk
Farmers are advised to test seed corn before planting to avoid losses from non germinating grain. Ohio State University extension specialists say at least 90 percent germination is needed. discard moldy or damaged ears and test 100 kernels from hand selected ears in warm, damp sand for a week to confirm viability. If below 90 percent, seek known good seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Stork Delivers Daughters to Local Couples
A daughter was born January 29 to Mr and Mrs Ray Inman three miles west of Kirby and another daughter to Mr and Mrs Andrew Fox four miles southwest of town on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Inman
Kirby
Andrew Fox
Boxing the Compass and Its Meaning in Language
The phrase box the compass describes citing all 32 compass points in order and also signals adopting all possible opinions on a question, a metaphor used in Pathfinder Magazine. It highlights both nautical practice and a broader popular usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder Magazine
Meat Packing Tops US Industry Rankings
The article states meat packing is the leading industry in the United States, ahead of petroleum refining and automobile manufacturing. It highlights the sector as the dominant economic activity and implies its prominence in national industry standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The Irreducible Minimum in Work and Sport Quote
A Boston Transcript line urges young men to show equal zeal for work and sport, framing effort as essential in both domains. The quote stresses disciplined engagement in daily labor alongside athletic pursuits as a balanced ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Not Dissuaded Darling Proposal and Sale Notice
Fragmentary notice quotes a courtship exchange in Aggie Squib and a line calling for inquiries about a “good enes” for sale. It names John Wilcox and suggests items or letters offered in a buy and sell context. Further readable context is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilcox
Credit Laa and Discount Co. sues Thom Bros for car and damages
The Credit Laa and Discount Co. of Marion filed a suit in common pleas court against Thom Bros. to recover a Cadillac automobile and $100 damages. Deputies Jonas and McElDowney came from Upper Sandusky to seize the car left at Thom's garage last summer by a Marion man who disappeared, apparently owing money on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Credit Laa and Discount Co
Marion
Common ‘Pleas
Thom Bros
Jonas and
McEidowney
Upper Sandusky
Thom
Train Strikes Sedan in Night Collision
Last Thursday night about midnight Clyde Morehart, Carey’s taxi driver, was crossing the Big Four track when a group of cars backing from the north struck his Buick sedan. A front wheel was torn off and the fender damaged. The uninsured auto was not seriously damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Morehart
Carey
Morehart
Groundhog Shadow Sighting Sparks Weather Luck Debate
The report notes the ground hog may have seen his shadow after midday, while city papers claim he did not. The weather forecast becomes uncertain as officials weigh the omen against emerging conditions.
Marriage Record from Monroe M E Church
Sycamore Poople and Estelle Stokley wed Tuesday afternoon at the Monroe M E Church. The couple, ages 69 and 76, were married in a ceremony noting it was the second marriage for the bride and the sixth for the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Poople
Estellé, Stokley
Levi P. Gaulpy
Path of Sycasmore
Monroe
M. E
Local residents visit shows and attend services across Ohio
P W Jacob of Findlay visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Russell Fagan toured the Toledo auto show yesterday and today. J H Teal demonstrated the Happy Home Washer in Wakeman for two days. C C Wenner and Forest Wenner with families vacationed in Columbus for Farmers Week at the University. Walter Myers of Upper Sandusky and A H Kennerley with daughter Dorcas hosted by T L Culler. Religious funeral services were held for Rev John Baumgardner in Tiffin with many priests in attendance. he previously served at Payne and later at St Francis Orphanage in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
P. W. Jacob
Findlay
Russell Fagan
Toledo
J. H. Teal
Wakeman
Teal
Cc. C. Wenner
Forest- Wenner
Columbus
The
University
Walter Myers
Upper Sandusky
A. H. Kennerley
Miss Dorcas
TL. Culler
Aloys
M. Fish
Ignatius
Lawrence
John Baumgardner
Tiffin
Stries J
Priesta
Baumgardner
Payne
St. Francis Orphanage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Party
E. B. Kurtz
Homer Wonder
I. L. Culler
Harold Houk
R. G. Spencer
W. D. Wooley
O. S. Beate
New York City
B. Kurtz
Harry Heck
Wal
Jace Beebe
T. A. Wetherford
F. H. Frederick
W. H. Sloman
J. W. Vorheis
Rubydean
Kathryn McDonald
Voyle Brashares
C. Social
Foreign Missionary Society
Philathea Class
H. H. Club
Simonis Grocery
Lice
Valentine Social
Aggie Squib
Dennison Craft
Findlay, Ohio
South Main St
D. L. Cook
Carey, Ohio
Ewing Drug Company
Rexall Drug Store
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