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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
4
Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks and family of Salem, guests at the M. S. Mitten home east of town.
Tuesday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Taw Shull of Vanlue at I L Shull and Mrs Co FB Sutter. Saturday evening Miss Lois Jerlach of Columbus and Laird Rickle dined with Mr and Mrs E Burson.
The Unity class of the Methodist Sunday school held a social session Wednesday at the home of Mrs O D Smith, with a pot luck dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Russell and daughter Vera Arcadia, and Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and Duane.
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Pahl and daughters Bertha and Frances visited Mr and Mrs Henry Brown for a Sunday supper along with Mr and Mrs Don Hunter and children Phyllis and Billy.
Members of the Research club surprised Miss Stella Nye at her new home on W Findlay street last Thursday evening. They brought a delicious lunch served at the close of a pleasant evening.
Mrs. George Newhard entertained members of the Nineteen Hundred club Saturday at her W Findlay street home. Guests included Mrs. W N Johnson Mrs Harlow Van Buren Mrs G M Kurtz Mrs Homer Mitchell Mrs T E Drom gold Mrs F D Hurd Mrs Edward Riester Mrs D C Henry and Mrs J J McCabe. A delicious lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Simonis hosted a family gathering on W. Find lay Street honoring Mrs. F. J. Simonis on her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Simonis Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Zahn Wm. Zahn and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Simonis. Five hundred was played with Mrs. G. V. Simonis taking high score prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Linus Myers hosted a Sunday evening gathering on Vance Street with a dainty lunch after cards. The invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. Grover Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Zeis, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. R. McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calmes, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bristoll.
Miss Margaret Mathern hosted a Sunday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Wickiser south of town. Guests included Miss Margarette Kahler Miss Bette Swander of Tiffin and others from Upper Sandusky and local families. The group enjoyed cards and dancing followed by luncheon.
A group of friends gathered at the Schlachter home near New Riegel last Thursday to honor their recent marriage. Guests brought a deli lunch and presented kitchen articles to the couple.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Teo Courtna and Mr and Mrs Krupp. They joined Mr and Mrs Charles Courtad Aarid and Mr and Mrs Cletis Courtad north of town for the evening meal.
G A Cooper and his daughters Miss Theo and Miss Pauline from west of town were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H G Feasel at their home on East Findlay Street.
Mr and Mrs John Sheridan hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at their home on Bingley Street to honor birthdays and an anniversary. Attending were Mr and Mrs C M Ryder of Marion, Mr and Mrs Sheridan, and granddaughter Patty Seemann, with Mrs oe D Sheridan living west of town.
The Research club meets Friday evening at Mrs Rose Diller's home on 85 Findlay street. Members will share birthplace stories during roll call and sing Home Sweet Home. Papers include Edison and His Birthplace by Eloise Thrall Uniqua Farms of Southern California by Mil le Payne and Sponge Fishing in Florida by Wayne Crawford.
Mr and Mrs E S Burson hosted a dinner on EB Findlay Street in honor of their son Paul 12th birthday. Guests included Joe Newhard Harold Krout Talmage Huston Donald Wenner Norman Huffman and others. Paul received many gifts. Mrs Hassen Wyss helped serve.
The J. T. club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Harley Clark north of town.
Mr and Mrs H. L S Paul and Mr and Mrs John Pahl with their daughter Miss Agnes were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Brodman in Salem.
Mr and Mrs Fred W Fox and their children Charles Frederick Waller and Vandine were Sunday supper guests at the home of Mr Foxs parents east of town in a local social notice.
Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder hosted a Tuesday evening gathering north of town with friends and neighbors in attendance. The event featured light conversation and hospitality in a warm, informal setting.
Miss Essie Carothers and Mrs Fred Nachbar joined Mrs Kinsey Montague and Mrs Emeretta Brown for a day of quilting at the Montague residence Tuesday.
Members of the Contract club were entertained Tuesday afternoon at a bridge dessert hosted by Mrs. Paul Capell in Findlay. Mrs. Edwin Capell served as hostess and guest Mrs. Harold Houk attended the gathering.
Mrs. F. N. Schira and son Buddy along with J. N. Schira and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schira with Cora Ellen Tommy Ann and Gerald Schira were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Miss Martha and Miss Florence Schira on S. Vance street.
Sunday dinner at the west of town home honored the birthdays of Miss Louise Romig and Mrs. C. D. Sheridan. Guests included Mrs. Sheridan and granddaughter Patty Seemann, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Beard, William Pontius and son Ralph, Dean Ruehle, Miss Louise Romig, Miss Ruth Romig, and Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Romig and daughter Elizabeth.
The Queen Esther class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school will hold their regular social meeting this Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. E. S. Burson on East Findlay Street. The committee includes Mrs. Walter Gottfried as chairman and several members who will bring a package worth 10 cents for a parcel post exchange.
Mr and Mrs Fred Powell with son Dean and Mr and Mrs Robert Brown dined Sunday at the home of Mrs Frank Brown located southwest of town, the social gathering report notes.
Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Gibson and daughter Pauline from McCutchen ville along with Mr and Mrs Ralph Green Mr and Mrs Jack Updegratt at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Geiser.
Mr and Mrs Ed Criger and Virginia Bowers of northwest of town and Mr and Mrs Bert Smith and daughter Delcie were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth.
Mrs I L Calder invites guests for an afternoon gathering at her home on East Pind lay street. Attending will be Mrs Sadie Kennerley Mrs Harlow Van Buren and Mrs Edward Riester with additional club members present.
The Ayli Club gathered last Thursday at Mrs. Jay P. Newhard Jr.s home on E Findlay street. Mrs. John Sheridan won the prize. Lunch was served by Mrs. Newhard. The group will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Joe Dible.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Fleck and daughter Mazie hosted a goose roast Sunday at their south of town home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Schlachter and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schlachter of Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks and son Norbert of Lovell.
Relatives gathered Sunday evening at the Bland home on Frederick Street for a surprise birthday party. Cards were played and a luncheon was served, with guests including the Cornely family and their children, plus the Hill, Dow, Bland, and Best families from nearby towns.
January meeting of Carey W. Co. T. Oz passed resolutions honoring Mrs Margaret Dow. They praise her inspiration and benediction to the Union and note the loss of her untiring service while affirming that heaven is richer. Delia Gilliland and Myrtle Perkins sign as officers.
Relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of Mrs. John Summit in Toledo on Sunday. Attendees included William Summit and family, Fred Sammet and family, Chris Sammet and son Ralph, John Pfeifer and daughter Viola, Jesse McLaughlin and daughter, Arthur Koehler, Ben Koehler, Louis Frank and others from Upper Sandusky and nearby areas. Rosa Summit and Gust Summit of Carey were noted relatives.
Mr and Mrs James Briggs Mrs William Leader and Earl Briggs of this place and Harry Briggs of near Findlay attended funeral services in Portland Ind for Truman Briggs brother of James Briggs. Truman Briggs 57 former Carey resident died after a few days illness with intestinal flu leaving a wife and son Russell at home.
The City Loan advertises superior personal loan service offering loans from 25 to 500 dollars or more on personal security. Rates are graduated with discounts for prompt monthly payments. Free information available from B. F. Houser at 129 N Main St Upper Sandusky Ohio.
Mrs Elva Cramer offers a cheap modern flat for rent calling 307 EB Findlay St. Two bedrooms noted. Contact for details and viewing times.
Modern eight room house with garage available for rent on Ash street. Contact R-267 for details and leasing information.
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 656 installs officers Tuesday evening with Miss Cleta Lindower deputy president and Mrs YV Chesebrough grand marshal. Other officers include Mrs Raymond Jacobs vice grand Mrs Grace Gamel recording secretary Mrs Harry Hosafros financial secretary and Mrs Ervin Wentling treasurer. A pot luck supper followed for members and friends.
Dr Harlow Van Buren Roger Lindsay Harold Houk William Ogg and George Newhard played in Toledo for the Northwestern Ohio event sponsored by the Toledo Blade. Newhard and Ogg posted 488 percent and Houk and Lind's 506 percent to reach the semi finals tonight. In Section D eight tables faced 24 hands and Harold Houk Roger Lindsay bid and made a grand slam in clubs doubled after opponents bid six spades as a sacrifice.
Sheriff Weatherholtz arrested Murray Johnson after a $100 fine issued three months earlier remained unpaid. Johnson began serving the 90 day suspension in the county jail to settle the debt.
A memorial verse blesses Ramona Walter with a line of hope and a lingering spark of memory. The poem speaks of a divine spark guiding loved ones and keeping her near even after her passing.
Farmers encouraged to review new deals and incentives highlighted on Page 7 of the Carey Times. The feature promotes agricultural services, equipment discounts, and crop support programs.
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