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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1925

Page

6

Box Social at Wayting School Hosts Community Evening

A box social at Way ting school house Friday night raised 19.50 in receipts. Miss Gladys Davenport teaches the school and the program featured multiple recitations dialogues songs and a cornet solo by Elmer Tong along with Valentine stories and a dramatized recreation of The Whipping Johnny Didn't Get. Una club members attended Sunday evening at the Pahl home on S Muncte St with plans for future entertainments.

Wayting Gladys Davenport Eliza’ Jane’ Bachar Donald Deidrick Bertha Oreva Deidrick Corrine Nye Matilda Austin Walter Rosellen Bachar Harry’s Pocket Dorcas Tong Marion Bachar Cornet Golo-Elmer Tong Sue Beau Kathern Tong Johnny Adéline, Tong St. Valentine Audrey Adeline Tong Elmer Tong Valentine Drill Audrey Tong Wyndhan Una Club Cletus Pahl S. Muncte St Ralph Pahl Ralph McKinnon Chas. Calmes Paul Pahl Willis Markley Miles Mitten

Messmer Anniversary Fete Despite Friday the Thirteenth

Mr and Mrs Elmer Messmer celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary with sixteen guests including L M Remlinger Robert Exline Barbara Rose Clinger Carey Garn Betty Jean Frisch Armella Frisch and Cletus Remlinger They enjoyed card games radio music and refreshments at the Remlinger home with warm wishes for many more happy years.

Elmer Messmer Mrs. Messmer L. M. Remlinger M.remlinger Robert Exline Barbara Rose Clarence Clinger Carey Garn Betty Jean Armella Frisch George Cletus Remlinger

Frances Willard Program Noted By W C T U Ladies

The W C T U met Friday afternoon with Mrs Elmer Wonder presiding in the president’s absence. A Frances Willard program commemorated her birthday February 17 and included leaflets on Willard’s memorial funds and ambitions.

Elmer Wonder W. G. Bradley W. H. Snyder Yohe Frances Willard

Mrs Keller Hosts 1 P.M. Bridge Luncheon

Mrs H B Keller was hostess at a 1 o'clock bridge luncheon on Thursday with guests including Mrs J G Loy Mrs W N Johnson Mrs Gail Kurtz Mrs George Newhard Mrs L J Culler Mrs F D Hurd Mrs Edward Riester Mrs Ross Patterson Mrs Fordyce Ogg Mrs R G Spencer Mrs H R Williams Mrs Harold Houk Mrs Grover Snyder Mrs L L Patterson and Mrs George Snyder The hostess was assisted by Mrs George Snyder and Mrs Grover Snyder Red and white Valentine decorations featured in the luncheon and decor.

H. B. Keller J. G. Loy W. N. Johnson Gail Kurtz George Newhard L. Culler F. D. Hurd Edward Riester Ross Patterson Fordyce Ogg R. G. Spencer H. R. Williams Harold Houk Grover Snyder L. L. Patterson George Snyder Grover Snyder Valentine

Luncheon Hosts For Twenty Friends With Bridge

Mrs Laurence E. Straw and Mrs Flossa R. Washburn hosted a Saturday luncheon for about twenty friends. Out of town guests included Mrs G Kiefer Miss Lena Kiefer Mrs G Ross of Findlay Mrs Robert Hare Miss Ida Billhardt Miss Grace Brinkerhoff and Mrs Charles Close of Upper Sandusky Mrs J Chester Roberts of Marion and Miss Myra Ebersole of Fostoria. Bridge was played in the afternoon.

Laurence E. Straw Flossa R. Washburn G. Kiefer Lena Kiefer G. Ross Findlay Robert Hare Ida Billhardt Grace Brinkerhoff Charles Close Upper Sandusky J. Chester Roberts Marion Myra Ebersole Fostoria

Local Families Entertained At Kirby Area Home

Mr and Mrs Frank Krantz and Mrs Fry with daughters Angeline and Lillian, Mrs Kathryn Miller, Mr and Mrs Nicholas Krantz, and others were entertained Sunday evening at Frank Simonis home south of Kirby. The guests enjoyed games and music followed by luncheon.

Frank Krantz Frank Fry Angeline Lillian Kathryn Miller Nicholas Krantz Carey Stark Isadore Fry Swerlein Frank Simonis Kirby

Opal Nachbar Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday Dinner

A family dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs L Nachbar Saturday in honor of their daughter Opal on her eighteenth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Nachbar and their son and Mr and Mrs Fred Nachbar.

L. Nachbar Opal Charles Nachbar Fred Nachbar

Pot Luck Supper for Philathea Class at Evangelical Church

Members and friends of the Philathea class at the Evangelical church enjoyed a pot luck supper Friday night at Mrs Virgil Green's home. A large crowd attended and a good program was presented.

Philathea Evangelical Church Virgil Green

Methodist church group meets at Findlay home

The Heralds and Guards of the Methodist church gathered Saturday afternoon at Donna Yiernby’s east Findlay street home with about 14 members present. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Harry I Paul of Findlay and Mr and Mrs Fred Mitchell and family visiting Mr and Mrs I G Huston.

Heralds The Methodist Church Donna Yiernby East Findlay Street Harry I. Paul Findlay Fred Mitchell I. G. Huston

Dinner guests honored Prof and Mrs Hornby Sunday

Mr. and Mrs A L Winter and daughter Virtue and Lucille, Mr and Mrs 2 W Orwiler and daughter Margaret, Mr and Mrs W E Lin inger, Mr and Mrs V F Alspach and children Kathryn and Robert, Mr and Mrs R E Hagerman of Nevada, and Mrs Mary Hornby of Marion were dinner guests of Prof and Mrs A M Hornby Sunday.

A. L. Winter Virtue Lucille W. Orwiler Margaret W. E. Lininger V. F. Alspach Kathryn Robert R E. Hagerman Nevada Mary Hornby Marion A M Hornby

Dinner Party Attended by Vaughn and Brown Families

Mr and Mrs Allen Vaughn entertained at dinner Sunday joined by Mr and Mrs Norbert Brown and son Harold Mr and Mrs J A Vaughn and children and Mr and Mrs Joseph Vaughn in a family gathering with several generations present.

Allen Vaughn Norbert Brown Harold J A Vaughn Joseph Vaughn

Ellwood the Modern Svengali booked for Strand theatre

Attraction sensational announces Ellwood the Modern Svengali will perform at the Strand theatre with two nightly shows. A free demonstration in Diller furniture window Wednesday noon will hypnotize a young lady for a 10 hour sleep to awaken at the stage performance. Notable supporters include Virginia Pearson and Dr Randolph Teasdale Ran dolph.

Capell Strand Theatre Mr Capell Ellwood Zanciys Temple New York City Virgina Pearson Teasdale Randolph Diller

Mrs I A Logsdon Hosts Rag Sewing Party

Mrs I A Logsdon entertained 22 neighbors and friends on Tuesday evening with music singing card games and sewing carpet rags. Guests included Mr and Mrs J A Brandt Mr and Mrs Leonard Kramer Mr and Mrs Leo Courtad Mr and Mrs H L Pahl Miss Mary Braun Miss Jess Roll Mrs Clara Straw Mrs Otto Gottfried Mrs Joe Myers Mrs Carl Schira Mrs George Smith Mrs Logan Scullin and sons Stewart and Ralph Mrs J Nickoson and daughters Evelyn Loraine and Cathryn. A lunch was served by the hostess.

I. A. Logsdon J. A. Brandt Leonard Kramer Leo Courtad H. L. Pahl Mary Braun Jess? Roll Clara Straw Otto” ‘Gottfried Joe Myers Carl ‘Schira George Smith

Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Luis Pahl on 48th anniversary

A surprise party was given Thursday evening for Mr and Mrs Luis Pahl to celebrate their 48th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Frank Pahl family Edward, Albert Schladter, George Derr and families, Herman Derr family, R A McKinnon family, Josephine Haford, Jack Wagner family Merlin, Rose Helen Martha Riester Margaret Wagner Kirby Bettie Derr Lena Balduf Robert Balduf Vincent Kinsley of Upper Sandusky.

Luis Pahl Frank Pahl Dward Albert Schladter George Derr Herman Derr R. A. McKinnon Josephine Haford Jack Wagner Merlin Rose Helen Martha Riester Margaret Wagner Kirby Bettie Derr Lena Balduf Robert Balduf Vincent Kinsley Upper Sandusky

Fortnightly Club Meeting Includes Legislation Talks

The Fortnightly club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Edward Riester. The program covered Most Helpful Magazine Marriage Laws of the Various States Recent Legislation Affecting Women and Children. Guests included Mrs. S. L. Mosier Mrs. F. W. Van Fleet and Mrs. Etta Taft. Next gathering is March 5 with Mrs. F. A. Galbroner.

Edward Riester Roll Call Most Helpful Bame Washburn S. L. Mosier Upper Sandusky F. W. van Fleet Toledo Etta Taft Detroit F. A. Galbroner

Wimodausis Club Holds Birthday Themed Needlework Session

Wimodausis club members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. F. Sutter’s home for a Washington’s birthday themed needle work gathering. Guests included Mrs. W. E. Sausser Mrs. P W Schull of Vanlue Mrs. W. K. Thomas Mrs. Anna Stiner and Miss Mildred Schull. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. I L Schull as host.

C. F. Sutter Washington W. E. Sausser P W. Schull Vanlue W. K. Thomas Anna Stiner Mildred Schull I .L. Schull

Reinhart Birthday Dinner Honored Mrs Marynn Reinhart 87

Mr and Mrs M Reinhart entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of Mr Reinhart's mother Mrs Marynn Reinhart for her 87th birthday anniversary. Guests included Mrs Ellen Sanders of Berwick, Mrs Mary Ann Reinhart, Mr Jerome Reinhart and family, Mrs Anne Reinhart and son Thomas, Miss Rose Reister, and Mrs Joseph Roll and family.

M Reinhart Reinhart Marynn Reinhart Ellen Sanders Berwick Mary Ann Reinhart Jerome Reinhart Anne Reinhart Thomas Rose Reister Joseph Roll

Birthday party honors Ralph Scullin on seventh year

Mrs. L Scullin hosted a picnic dinner party Tuesday last week celebrating her son Ralphs seventh birthday. Decorations and games followed Valentine themes. Guests included Donald Logsdon Gilbert Logsdon Robert Heck Melford Heck Ranne DuBois and Stewart Scobey. Several useful gifts were received.

JT Club Honors Boes at 25th Anniversary Gathering

Members of the JT club and families gathered at Mr and Mrs Frank Boes east of town last Thursday to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. About 50 attended enjoying cards and games before lunch. A silverware gift was presented to the hosts by the club.

JT Club Frank Boes Boes

Pot Luck Supper and Euchre at Clinger Home

Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Clinger a pot luck supper was served at 6 30. After supper progressive euchre was played with Mrs L M Remlinger winning the ladies prize and Mr Carey Garn the gentlemen's prize. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Carey Garn.

Clarence Clinger L. M. Remlinger Carey Garn

Income Tax Rules and Dates for 1924 Returns

Filing applies to individuals with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more, and to married couples with similar thresholds. Filing period runs January 1 to March 16, 1925 at the district collector of internal revenue. Two to six percent rates apply with surcharges on higher incomes. deductions cover losses from fire, theft, or other casualties, bad debts, and certain debts written off. A parish hall supper on Tuesday February 24 supports Our Lady of Consolation Church.

Aear Nutghéll Pergang Internal Revenue Our Lady of Consolation Church

Nineteen Hundred Club Hosts Friday Afternoon

Mrs H B Keller hosted the Nineteen Hundred club Friday with Mrs Byron Ogg. Guests included Mrs Grover Snyder and Mrs George Snyder. The next meeting is planned for two weeks with Mrs George Newhard.

H .B. Keller Nineteen Hundred Club Byron Ogg Grover Snyder George Snyder George Newhard

Queen Esther Class to Meet at Mrs Shaffer Home

The Lutheran Sunday school Queen Esther class will gather Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Mervin Shaffer. Also note an eye testing service offered by Winans jeweler optometrist Carey for residents.

Queen Esther Lutheran Sunday School Mervin Shaffer

Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting Held at Mrs Johnson

The Luthern church group met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Ross Johnson s home. After the business session a China program was led by Miss Elsie Garman and Mrs Alva Criger. A comfort was knotted for the Osterlen Home in Springfield. Hostesses Mrs Walter Gottfried and Mrs Johnson served refreshments.

Jennie Larmonth

Pot Luck Dinner Attends Sloman Family at Attica

Mrs W H Sloman and family attended a pot luck dinner at the home of her sister Mrs D D McKibber in Attica Sunday. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Chas Miller of Galion and Virgil Ford and family of Berea.

W. H. Sloman D. D. McKibber Attica Sloman McKibben Chas. Miller Galion Virgil Ford Berea

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Talk Wimodausis Club H. H Winans Brassieres H. B. Kurtz Kurtzs Grae Davenport C. X. Diller Carey, Ohio
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