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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

6

Lutherans Host Joint Missionary Society Meeting

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society and the Ladies Aid and Jennie Larmonth society of the Lutheran church held a joint Monday gathering at Mrs. L. E. Straw's home. Members conducted separate sessions, then shared a program with songs, devotionals, letters from foreign missionaries, and a benediction. Two new members, Mrs. Ray Beebe and Mrs. Flossa Washburn, joined the women's group. Refreshments followed hosted by several members.

Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Ladies Aid Jennie Larmonth Migs Emmz Stef Jennie Larmont Ladies Aid Society Ray Beebe Flossa Washburn Woman

Sledding Party Entertained At Schlachter Home

Last Thursday evening a social gathering was hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Schlachter two miles west of town. Attendees included the Ogg Gilliet Smith and Hudson families with their children. Guests brought coffee and snacks, music was provided, and card games were enjoyed.

Byron Ogg S. B. Gilliet Bert Smith Delcie and Forest B. L. Hudson Glenn Dale Carl Albert Schlachter Charetta Pahl Robert Leon Jennie Schlachter North of Carey Schlachter

Mary Elizabeth Thrachsel’s 11th Birthday Party Attended

Mrs. David Thrachsel hosted a Saturday afternoon party from 2 to 5 honoring daughter Mary Elizabeth Thrachsel. Games music and refreshments entertained a group of girls including Ruby Roth geb Orvetta Wentling Margaret Nye Helen Wyatt Elizabeth Long Helen Beebe Elizabeth Hart Alice Ogg Donna Hornby and Mary Elizabeth.

David Thrachsel Mary Elizabeth Ruby Rothgeb Orvetta Wentling Margaret Nye Helen Wyatt Elizabeth Long Helen Beebe Elizabeth Hart Alice Ogg Donna Hornby Mary Elizabeth Thrachsel

Bobsled Party Hosted by Hull and Gilliland Couples

Mr and Mrs Harry Hull and Mr and Mrs Ralph Gilliland hosted a Wednesday evening bobsled party for guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Schmuck Mr and Mrs Arch Donelson Mr and Mrs W E Montague Miss Mary Gilliland Mr and Mrs Charles Calmes and daughter Mary Ellen and Mr Ferrel Haines. Guests enjoyed several pleasant hours at the Hull home east of town with refreshments served.

Harry Hull Ralph Gilliland Ralph Schmuck Arch Donelson W. E. Montague Mary Gilliland Charles Calmes Mary Ellen Ferrel Haines Hull Home

Nineteen Hundred Club Luncheon Hosts and Guests

Mrs EF B Kurtz will host the Nineteen Hundred club this afternoon with a 1 o'clock luncheon for members and guests including Mrs George Whitehead of Columbus and several local ladies. Mrs Edward Riester hosted her bridge club for a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday with guests from Findlay and local groups. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs EB G Snyder included multiple spouses and friends. A Friday 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs Gail Kurtz’s home will feature additional attendees.

EF B Kurtz Nineteen Hundred Club George Whitehead Columbus H. Williams Gail Kurtz J G Loy W. N Johnson C B Dabney Warold Houk Byron Ogg Frank Hurd Edward Riester Bridge Club C G. Spencer Findlay Loren Stahl J. D Ewing W. L. Lindsay C B. Dabney I. L. Culler Lucy Straw Fordyce Ogg Byron Oss C G Spencer

Mr and Mrs Russell Bloom Dine With Schmuck Family

Mr and Mrs Russell Bloom and their son George Williams were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ralph Schmuck.

Russell.Bloom George Williams Ralph Schmuck

Home Missionary Society Meets for February Session

The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. D. C. Henry. Officers and members led a program of song scripture lesson prayers and a review of Adventures in Brotherhood. The February meeting will feature a talk by Mrs. BEC Walker about her California trip.

Home Missionary Society Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church D. C. Henry George Ash J. E. Myers Sutyers W. F. Martin L. G. Ranger I. W. Winans W. “D. Goble Dora Ferrer The Picno Joe Myers Lawrence Bland Will Graves George Shuman Bec Walker California

Wilcox Birthday Party Near Town

About 30 relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Wilcox west of town to celebrate Mr Wilcox s birthday anniversary. A two course supper followed by social time. Attendees included the Wilcox and Baughman families with several spouses and children from Findlay Dunkirk and nearby areas.

Furst Lester Wilcox West of Town Clarence Baughman Henrietta Troy Eugene Baughman Arden Herman Melvin Findlay Rates Searfoss Dunkirk Elva Avis Wilcox Lily Hill Alva Dean Harold Wilcox Arthur Lininger Betty

Progressive Euchre Party Hosted on Clay Street

Miss Mary Braun of Clay street entertained 21 neighbors and friends at a Monday evening euchre party. Prizes were won by Miss Anna Simonis, Miss Rose Simonis, Mrs. Logan Scullin and Mrs. Carl Schira. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess.

Mary Braun Clay Street Anna Rose Simonis Logan Scullin Carl Schira J. J. Brandt Leo Courtad Ignatius Logsdon J. E. Myers Rose Mary Anna Simonis Gertrude du Bois Ed McLaughlin H. R. Pahl Ralph Pahl Leonard Kramer Paul Pahl George Smith Martha Mathias

Pot luck supper hosted by George Newhard pals

Last Thursday evening a pot luck supper was enjoyed at the home of Mr and Mrs George Newhard. Guests included Mr and Mrs C G Spencer of Findlay and several other couples.

George Newhard C.G Spencer Findlay J G Loy E . Kurtz Homer Wonder Gail Kurtz R. G. Spencer W.N. Johnson I. L. Culler

Mrs Fleck Hosts T R C Club Afternoon

Mrs. John Fleck hosted the T. R. C. Club on Wednesday with guests Mrs. Joe Collet Mrs. Clarence Thome and Miss Helen Dugger. After hours of needlework the hostess served refreshments and the next meeting will be with Mrs Allen Vaughn in two weeks.

John Fleck Joe Collet Clarence Thome Helen Dugger Allen Vaughn

Priscilla Club Hosts Tuesday Gathering At Dinner

Mrs George Ash hosted the Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon with roll call answering items of interest. A 6 o'clock dinner was served by the hostess. Mrs I L Culler and Mrs Dora Ferrer attended as guests. Mrs EC Walker will entertain the club in two weeks.

George Ash Priscilla Club I L Culler Dora Ferrer EC Walker

Careful Sunday visit at Carey area homes

Ait and Mrs Albert Schlachter with Dolores, Paul, and Martha Ruth joined Mr and Mrs Frank Pahl three miles west of Carey for a Sunday entertainment. Mr and Mrs Firmin Pahl and son Harold lived south of town and also attended.

Ait Albert Schlachter Dolores Paul Martha Ruth West of Town Firmin Pahl Harold South of Town Frank Pahl Carey

Queen Esther crfiss Social Meeting at Mrs Long Home

Lutheran Sunday school group held a social meeting Wednesday evening at Mrs Lloyd Long’s home. Members surprised Mrs Long with a miscellaneous shower in a warm, informal gathering.

Esther Crfiss Lutheran Sunday School Lloyd Long Mrs Long

Marion guests share Sunday dinner with Burson family

Mr. and Mrs Alvin Baker and their children Helen and Milton and Miss Maurine Mayfield of Marion were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burson and Miss Rathel Burson.

Alvin Baker Helen and Milton Maurine Mayfield Marion E. M. Burson Rathel Burson

Lutheran Brotherhood Gathered For Tuesday Social

Mr. H. EB. Wyatt hosted the Lutheran church Brotherhood Tuesday evening after a business session they enjoyed social time and refreshments were served.

H. EB. Wyatt Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church

Carey and Forest Boys Tie In Thrilling Friday Clash

Carey and Forest battled to a 15 15 football style score in a late season basketball game at Forest. Carey forward Huston led with five points in the final period. Haegly added three, Tong four, Gardner three, and a late basket by Forest helped the visitors tie the score.

Forest Girls Carey Boys Garey Forest Boys Forest Carey High Carey Haegly Gardner Foresters Arthur Huston Garey Lineup:, ‘ Cgnter A. Gerdnep Guar Tong Mekeé Aut Huston C. Haegly G. Gibson H. Tong A. Huston Harold Tong

Carey Girls Rally To Beat Forest 17 9 In Close Clash

Carey outscored Forest 8 2 in the final period to overturn a 9 5 halftime deficit and win 17 9. Key players include Peggy Ann Gunther Sue Gunther Mary Arnold Harold Tong and Margaret Ann Pepple among Carey’s scorers and Forest’s standout efforts noted through the game.

Carey Forest Margaret Ann Pepple Carey Girls Carey Guards Peggy Ann Sue’ Gunther Sue Mary Arnold Arnold Campbell Snyder Gunther Pepple Nachbar

Friday Night Junior Order Faces Carey in High School Gym

Friday night the Junior Order basketball team meets Carey in the high school gym. The Tiffin squad always provides a real contest for Carey in basketball or football. Branch Rickey speaks tonight in the high school auditorium on a platform lecture.

Junior Order Carey Tiffin Rickey

Caryatid 24 Seeks Subscriptions For Bigger Annual

The Caryatid 24 urges readers to subscribe as the annual aims to be bigger and better with a view section and action photos. The silver loving cup awarded to the second best annual in the nation must be won two years in a row to become permanent. Subscription campaign closes January 30. boosters are urged to buy now.

Fortnightly Club Meeting Highlights Social and Musical Programs

The Fortnightly Club met last Thursday with Mrs. A. M. Hornby presiding. Mrs. Flossa Washburn reviewed Kate Douglas Wiggin extension autobiography. Mrs. L. E. Straw spoke on How Styles are Created, while Mrs. Wenner and Mrs. Moser performed piano duets. Washburn described Tha Miracle witnessed in Cleveland. Next gathering to be hosted by Mrs. EB. A. Burson. Visiting party from Superior, Wis., included Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Timmer and children Mary Rose and Liquori at the Thom home.

A. M. Hornby Flossa Washburn Kate Douglas Wiggins L. E. Straw H. Wenner R. Moser Gounod Washburn Cleveland EB. A. Burson B. A. Timmer Mary Rose and Liquori Superior Wis Joseph Thom

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Lutheran Missionary Societies EB. G Snyder Jack Udpegraff Ralph Green Susan Lowery Euchre T. R. C. Club Queen Esther Lutheran Brotherhood Hi School News Kirtland Straw Wditer Org Carey High School E. A. Byrum Mr. Byrum Indiana Reliable Real Estate Co Mook D. L. Ommands Nearet C. X. Diller Carey, Ohio Dundon the Snyder Lumber Co Mutual
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