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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

6

Busy Bees Enjoy Hike And Wiener Roast Event

The Busy Bee girls of the Vaniue M. E. church gathered Friday evening at Miss Edna McRill's home for games music and a woods hike with Wiener and marshmallow roasts Popcorn balls and candy were served Guests included Robert McRill Amon Beard Mark McRill J Wayne Wisely Ralph Wisely Russell Herman and Ralph McGill The outing featured Miss Bertha I McRill Anita Kiser Luecilie Miller Thelma Knepper Kathryn Beard and Edna McRill as hostesses

Busy Bee Vaniue M. E. Church Edna McRill Bertha I. McRill Anita Kiser Luecilie Miller Thelma Knepper Kathryn Beard Robert McRill Amon Beard Mark McRill J. Wayne Wisely Ralph A. Wisely Russell Herman Ralph McGill

Social Events Highlight Lake St. entertaining guests

Sunday at Lake Street home Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver and daughter Virginia hosted a luncheon and supper with guests including Sister Mary Edna Mary Fidentia of Cleveland and the Kinn family from Bucyrus plus Weaver relatives from Upper Sandusky Findlay Carey and others. Crawford Ridge Needleworkers met at Mrs Howard Heck as members inspected garments then played games. Evangelical Sunday school Loyal Workers held a Friday night meeting with Mrs J A Leasure leading a business session followed by social time and refreshments and a planned picnic for late July.

Frank Weaver Virginia Lake St Mary Edna Mary Fidentia Cleveland Leo Kinn Dolores Cyril Bucyrus Clarence Kinn Anna Dunford Findlay John Weaver Frank Brooks Upper Sandusky William Weaver Catherine Harry Ruffing Srawford-Ridged Crawford-ridge Howard Heck Fred Powell The Evangelical Sunday School J. A. Leasure Porter Hendricks

Social club meetings and neighborhood gatherings noted

The Cheerful Six Food Club met with Miss Ruth Romig west of town. Numerous social events followed including dinners and picnics with families from Carey and nearby areas. Community groups such as the Priscilla club and Maccabees held gatherings. Mrs Criger received a serving tray for her marriage. plans mention future meeting dates.

Four-Ii Happy Hour sewing club adds two members

The third meeting was held at Migs Pranges home with Esther Stout and Martha Wagner absent. Two new members, Miss Helen Bees and Miss Melva Weininger, were admitted, bringing the group to 11. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for July 8 with Miss Helen Johnson north of town.

Happy Hour Sewing Club

Farewell Party For Mrs Weaver Before Urbana Move

Twenty five members of the C. S. of C. gathered at Mrs. Frank Weaver's home Monday evening for a surprise farewell before her move to Urbana. A pot luck supper was served.

C. S. of C Frank Weaver Urbana

Maiden Assize Custom Marks Innocence With White Gloves

A maiden assize is a modern session of the English court of assize at which no prisoners are tried. The sheriff presents the judge with a pair of white gloves as a symbol of the innocent character of his administration.

Mayor Refunds Fines for Crossing Stop Violations

Mayor Blue refunded fines and costs from about 20 auto drivers who failed to stop at the crossing Sunday due to a questioned traffic ordinance. The legality of the crossing section was in doubt, prompting the action.

Rossing Carey's Ordinanice Gna Blue

Forget Your Dues Despite Past Feuds and Slights

Forget the slander and quarrel. Forget yesterday's storm. Forget the sour face and the blues. But never forget to pay your dues.

Mrs. J. G. Reynolds Dies at 87 in Hancock County Home

Mrs. J G Reynolds died Saturday at 2 15 AM at her Glen Ave home after a hip fracture in June. Funeral Monday at Metoolist church with Rev W F Martin, burial Spring Grove. Survived by Morley G Reynolds and Mrs Glen Thorne of Cleveland, four grandchildren, and one daughter Bert Purkey Bro at home. She was a longtime Methodist active in foreign missions and Sunday school.

J. G. “Reynolds Glen Ave Metoolist Church W. F. Martin Spring Grove Cemetery L. G. Ranger George A’sh David Heck W.’J. Baker A. Chesebrough Wi. Lindsay Reynolds William Purkey Bert Purkey Bro Isez G. ‘Reynolds Morley G. Reynolds Glen Thorne Cleveland Sheldon Alberta George Jeanette Thorne Sayotra Julio Morley, Reynolds

Local Residents Named in Community Notices

A list of residents and their spouses across Ohio towns is included, naming Mrs. Harry Holliger, Mrs. Fannie Spahr of Findlay, Mrs. Ella Roller and Mrs. Jennie Roller of Arcadia, Homer Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roseboon of Bloomdale, Mrs. Emma Hutson of Wenatchee Wasit, Mrs. Frank Dickinson Bellefontaine, Mr. and Mrs. Martshalb near Marion, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stafford of Marion, Dr. and Mrs. John Cosgray of Toledo and M. C. Cosgray of Sandusky.

Harry Holliger Fannie Spahr Findlay Ella Roller Jennie Roller Arcadia Homer Russell Walter Roseboon Bloomdale Emma Hutson Wenachee Wasit Frank Dickinson Bellefon Taine Martshalb Near ‘Marion E.W. Stafford Marion John. Cosgray Toledo M.C. Cosgray Sandusky

Copy Deadlines Urged For Wednesday Newsroom

The notice urges sending copy before Wednesday to avoid mistakes in late ads and copy. It warns the paper cannot assume responsibility for errors when customers approve proofs late or place orders after the proof stage.

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Cheerful Six Food Club Cheerful Six Ruth Romig Town Frances Myers Mamie Hill Mansfield Walter Hirth Mary Rose Martin Galton Charles Krupp Chalmers Lorain Misses Rose Frances Riester M Reinhart Dorain Martin Joseph Galion Helene Riester W. J. Jefferson John Moore M. C. Sheridan Ruby Harmon Son Lugene Webster Chapel Priscilla Club Elm Hills W. L. Lindsay D. C. Henry T. A. Weatherford George Ash Wesley Patterson C. W. McGill T-W. McClure Byron Ogg W. H. Phelps Fostoria H. L. Wenner Dorotha Jean Donald Dick Janice Frank Galbroner la Verge Margaret Stombaugh Guyer’s Bridge Carey Sunday W. E. A. of the Maccabees Ed Criger Criger Forest Baker Northwest of Carey M. E Allan Baker Verne Huston Theo Cooper Ida Cramer W. H. Wright Carey Jacob Smalley BE. G. Snyder Carey Times Coleman Dry Goods Co Postoffice J.G. Reynolds Xree Burson & Kurtz Carey Orchestra Vanlue New Ringle
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