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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
4
The Ninteen Hundred club will meet Friday afternoon at the time of Miss Emma Stief. Hobnobber Club meeting postponed two weeks from its Tuesday session at Mrs C B Myers home.
Mrs H A Newcomer of Cardington and Mr and Mrs Linus Myers and sons Sr D Kenneth and Wendell were guests for a Thursday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Doppler and family on We North Street.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Peters and daughter Mary Ellen of near Findlay and Mr and Mrs Vern Huston with sons Talmage Rex Clarence and Junior were entertained at dinner Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Orville Aller on N Vance street.
Thursday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. W L Bleam and sons Homer Floyd and Noah Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bleam Batty Kin ley and Pauline Joseph. The group enjoyed supper and played pinocle and euchre.
The Fortnightly club assembles this Thursday afternoon at Mrs BE S Burson's home on E Findlay St. Mrs Paul R Clouser reviews Heat Lightning by Helen Hull. Mrs S R Bame offers World Events and Mrs Cecil Laird plays Beethoven Moonlight Sonata at the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler and son Melford gave a family dinner Saturday at their Findlay Street home. Guests included Mrs. Laura Kenner ley and daughters Miriam and Martha Jane and son Robert of Akron plus Mrs. Walter Myers Jeanne MacGregor of Findlay and Mrs. Sadie Kemerley.
Mrs. F. X. Boes hosted the regular J. T. club gathering last Thursday with Miss Mary Lou Kramer of Tiffin and Mrs. P. J. Niederkohr as guests. A Christmas exchange was enjoyed and lunch was served. The club plans to meet again Thursday January 26 with Mrs. Harley Clark.
Mr and Mrs Ben Kauffman hosted a New Years Day gathering at their east of town home with guests bringing baskets for a chicken dinner and supper. Music games and cards provided entertainment. Attendees included the Appels Sunnyside Dillery family Berringer Kauffman Emerine and others from nearby towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hart hosted a Wednesday evening dinner at their North Main Street home celebrating five anniversaries in the Hart Patterson Rogers family. Attendees included Mrs. Patterson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Patterson of Carey, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hart plus their children, Sue and Dick. Guests enjoyed a 6 o'clock meal centered by a large cake and lit tapers, honoring the Pattersons' birthday and 46th wedding anniversary, the Harts’ 40th anniversary, and Mrs. A. J. Rogers’s birthday. The gathering ended with social time.
Monday supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Filetchner and daughters Betty and Ruthann, Bob Newhouse and Miss Nancy Wilson of Fostoria, and Harold and Herman Emerine at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Emerine and family.
The Bi-Mo Club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs Luther Haines home on W Findlay Street. Mrs Samuel Gunther won the high score prize in bridge. Mrs Haines served a dainty lunch. Mrs Forest Dame will host in two weeks.
Reverend and Mrs W F Schake and Reverend and Mrs Ward Grieb of Findlay join Rev and Mrs W C Kantner of Tiffin for a farewell dinner in Findlay before the Schakes depart for Greensburg. The event marks the ministers’ move to a new home as they leave Findlay.
A large crowd of parishioners surprised Rev. Fr. Paul Vollrath at the Our Lady of Consolation parish hall New Year's Eve. They hosted a pot luck supper and social evening to honor his birthday anniversary on New Year's Day.
Mrs Linus Myers hosted a bridge session at her home on Vance Street with guests Mrs H B Keller Mrs James Ogg and Mrs Chester Chapman. Miss Elsie Howard had the high score and lunch was served. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs H B Turnbell.
Monday evening at South Vance street, Mr. and Mrs. R McDowell entertained a group of friends with a pinochle gathering. Prizes went to Mrs Karn first and Mrs Myers second, with Mr Lefferson and Mr Davidson sharing men’s second prize.
Mrs. Ralph Hill was surprised Tuesday evening at her Dow Street home for her birthday anniversary. Family and friends attended including Lloyd Hill with children Wayne Betty Elsie Jane Donald Crawford Ed Faber Gerald Doppler Marcia Forest Hingle Jane Sylvester Gerald Janice Gaylord Elvin Wagner and Ralph Hill with children Juanita Barbara and Roger.
The Philathea class held its first social meeting of the year with Mrs Elza Jacobs hosting. New president Mrs Virgil Green led the session and scripture from Matthew 4 1 11 was read by Mrs Green.
Mrs Capell of East South Street will host the Contract Bridge club meeting Tuesday afternoon of next week following the regular weekly schedule.
Supper guests Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Hull included Mrs R B Gilliland with her children Louise John and Ralph Edward from near Fostoria and Ark Smittiot from Fostoria.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Patterson entertained Tuesday evening with a family dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Capell and son Judson, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. B. Hart and daughter Donna of Findlay, H. M. Patterson of New York City, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Patterson of the locality.
The Ghab Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Fleck and Miss Mazie Fleck hosting south of town. Officers elected: Miss Fleck president, Mrs. M C Yost vice president, Mrs. Walter Gottfried secretary, and Mrs. B E Thome treasurer. Mrs. Fleck and Mrs. John Kohmann to head the flower committee. A mystery package prepared by Mrs. Charles Thompson was drawn by Mrs. D A Dow. Refreshments were served. the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Dow in three weeks.
A large youth gathering from Christ Lutheran enjoyed a New Year watch party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wenner on W North Street. Games and contests followed by a luncheon were highlights with an entertainment and refreshment committees named.
Multiple households hosted guests for New Years across the area. Attendees included Mary Kear at Gertrude England's home. Dale Krebs from Fort Wayne with his parents Mayor and Mrs S H Krebs. and extended visits by the Morgans, Griffins, and Obscure families across Vanlue, Fostoria, Toledo, Cincinnati, and Mt Blanchard. Notable gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Dan Powell, Della Ogg, and Clarence Miller with twin Kenneth Miller among others.
Mr and Mrs Elza Garn spent New Years with their son Carey Garn. Dr I G McDaniel of Richwood celebrated with his parents Mr and Mrs J A McDaniel. Mrs S H Krebs and sons Dale and Donald Art visited relatives. Harriet Pennington and Stella Nye enjoyed New Years dinner at Miss Nye s home on Findlay street. Mrs Harold Hoover and children Bobby and Janet of Canton joined New Years guests at Mrs Hoover s sister Mrs George Newhard s home. Misses Margaret and Kathryn Morin returned to Temerance Michigan after a week with Miss Mazie Fleck. Armistrong from upper Sandusky went to Portsmouth to spend New Years with Miss Henry s aunt Mrs Minta Banders and cousin Mrs Charles F Tracy. Mr and Mrs E E Brown hosted guests New Years at their south-of-town home: C A Gamel of Delaware Jane and Junior Snyder of Marion, C E Morehart, Russell Gottier of Wharton, Karl Brown and children Paul Ruth Fred Howard and Leonard Rickle. Mr and Mrs Harry Hull spent New Years and Monday in North Baltimore with Mr and Mrs R C Wirt. Also visiting were Rev and Mrs J W Shock of Toledo Wm Shock of Lima, Bert Fruchey and children Eilene John and Mar gie of Napoleon, and Harold Shock and children William Helene Edna Catherine Luella May Robert and Betty of Nevada.
A traveler returning from the South says he met many people, but all were perfect strangers to him. The remark follows a friend's inquiry about recognizing acquaintances during the journey.
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