J. T. Club Plans Thursday Meeting at Mrs Fox Home
The J. T. club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Fox, northeast of town, for their regular gathering.
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J. T. Club
Harry Fox
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
4
Dinner Guests Honor Hornby Family at Maumee Home
Sunday dinner guests included Supt. and Mrs. A. M. Hornby and their daughter Miss Donna and sons Charles and Boyd, visiting the home of Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Bame in Maumee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hornby
Donna
Charles and
Boyd
Maumee
S. R. Bame
Picnic at Meadowbrook Park in Bascom
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. McChesney with Eleanor and Samuel Jr. plus Mrs. Maybelle Barnard and Miss Aleta Ruehle enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at Meadowbrook park Bascom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. McChesney
Eleanor and Samuel, Jr
Maybelle Barnard
Aleta Ruehle
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Meadowbrook Park Family Gathering Noted
The Dietrick family of Tiffin with children Helen and Charles. Norman and the Hendricks family with daughter Evelyn were seen Sunday at Meadowbrook Park Bascom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dietrick
Helen
Charles. Norman
Tiffin
John Hendricks
Evelyn Wenicked
Meadowbrook Park
Picnic at the Coles South of Findlay Hosted by Aller and Huston Families
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Aller and daughter Marilyn along with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huston and sons Rex Tal Mage Clarence and Junior enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mrs. Aller and Mrs. Huston's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole, located south of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Aller
Marilyn
Vernon Huston
Rex, Talmage
Clarence
Junior
Aller
Local families host evening supper in town area
Mr and Mrs W J Galbroner of Columbus Mr and Mrs Homer Galbroner and daughters Mary Joan and Clare Louise of Memphis Tenn Mr and Mrs W A Hiles and daughters Janet and Nancy of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs EB B Kurtz were evening and supper guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Galbroner
Columbus
Homer Galbroner
Mary Joan
Clare Louise
Memphis
Tenn
W. A. Hiles
Janet
Nancy
Cleveland
EB. B. Kurtz
Homer Wonder
Town
Picnic at Meadowbrook Park Bascom Fourth Scene
Mr and Mrs Homer Mitchell and family, Mr and Mrs T E Dromgold, Mr and Mrs W S Huffman and son Norman, Supt and Mrs W L Arnholt and daughters, Mr and Mrs Walter Arnholt and daughter Ann, Rev and Mrs Paul Clouser and sons, and Mr and Mrs George Newhard with their children enjoyed a Fourth of July picnic at Meadowbrook park Bascom with numerous guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mitchell
Jack
Don
Helen
T. E. Dromgold
W. S. Huffman
Norman
W. L. Arnholt
Elizabeth
Carolyn
Walter Arnholt
Ann of Columbus
Paul R. Clouser
Paul and
Danner
George Newhard
Joe
Mary Calista
Horace
Persis Effie
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Bowling Green Students Host House Party at Milan
Miss Orvetta Wentling of south of town attends a Milan Fourth of July house party hosted by Miss Alice Hoag for Bowling Green college students living with Mr and Mrs Suter. The guests include Hazel Pratt Helen Stoner Eleanor Mosekelly Garnet Good Helen Siegar Opal Smith Viola Bornuth Marjorie Bretlinger Alma Leedom and Marjorie Suter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvetta Wentling
South of Town
Milan
Alice Hoag
Bowling Green College
Oliver Suter
Hazel Pratt
Helen Stoner
Attica
Eleanor Mosekelly
Huron
Garnet Good
Helen Siegar
Bellevue
Opal Smith
Celina
Viola Bornuth
Fostoria
Marjorie Bretlinger
Swanson
Wentling
Suter
Marjorie
Alma Leedom
Bowling Green
Card Party Hosts and Guests Share Evening
Mrs C B Myers and Mrs J A Schira hosted three tables of contract playing at Mrs Myers home on N Patterson street. Guests included Mrs Raymond Nichols of Detroit and several local members. High scores went to Mrs Zahn and Mrs Frederick followed by a two course lunch. Queen Esthers Enjoy Ban Party at Christ Lutheran Lawn Party featured Japanese lanterns and Cross garments distributed for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Myers
J. A. Schira
Myers
N. Patterson Street
Raymond Nichols
Detroit
Donald Kingsmore
Don Fetters
W. S. Huffman
George Snyder
Richard Frederick
M. D. Shafer
Chester Chapman
L. Zahn
Carl, Koehler
Marguerite Holden
Zahn
Frederick
Schira
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
W I. Arnholt
W. North _ street
R C Beebe
Red Cross
Upper Sandusky
Richard Davidson
Arnholt
E R. Moser
Beebe
Carl Woehler
Grover Snyder
Harry Turnbell
W. R. Allen
Reva Dame
Clifford Stoll
G. R. McKee
Wm. Flagg
W. J. Hunter
Luther League Hosts Meadowbrook Park Swimming Picnic
The Luther League of Christ church held a Sunday afternoon and evening swimming party and picnic at Meadowbrook Park in Bascom. A lively gathering featured fellowship and outdoor recreation for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Christchurch
Meadowbrook Park
Bas‘com
Week End Guests From Michigan and Ohio
Week end visitors were Miss Lucille French of Lansing Michigan and Miss Betty and Ruthann Flechtner of Fostoria, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerine and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Emerine
Lucille French
Lansing, Mich
Betty and
Ruthann Flechtner
Fostoria
Dinner Party Honors Mrs. May McClure of Detroit
Mrs Delli Ogg entertained Tuesday at her home on West Findlay Street for the pleasure of Mrs May McClure of Detroit. Other guests included Mrs H M Pennington Mrs H G Chambers and Miss Stella Nyg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delli Ogg
W. Findlay Street
May McClure
Detroit
H. M. Pennington
H. G. Chambers
Stella Nyg
Party at Gerald Doppler Home Brings Local Families
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hill and family Mr and Mrs William Spackey Mr and Mrs Melvin Hotelling and Mr and Mrs Stanley Eyestone enjoyed a Monday evening party at the home of Mr and Mrs Gerald Doppler. Ice cream cake and chicken sandwiches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hill
William Spackey
Melvin Hotelling
Stanley Eyestone
Gerald Doppler
Local Dinner Hosts List Guests at Sunday Supper
Mr and Mrs L M Pullen of W Findlay Street entertained guests at dinner Sunday including Miss Lenore DePrato of Lima Glen Martin of Akron Fred Dillery of Castalia Mr and Mrs Henry Pieraccini and son Buddy Mr and Mrs Isadore Collet Maurice Braun and Miss Mary Braun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Pullen
W. Findlay Street
Lenore DePrato
Lima
Glen Martin
Akron
Fred Dillery
Castalia
Henry Pieraccini
Buddy
Isadore Collet
Maurice Braun
Mary Braun
Sunday Dinner Guests at Mrs. Kem erley Home
Dinner Sunday evening at Mrs. Sadie Kem erley hosted guests including Mrs. Laura Kemerley and children Miriam Martha Jane and Robert of Akron. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Lester MacGregor and daughters Jeanne and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myers of Findlay, and Mr. and Mrs. I L Culler and son Melford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kemerley
Laura Kemerley
Miriam
Martha Jane
Robert
Akron
Lester MacGregor
Jeanne
Barbara
Walter Myers
Findlay
I. L. Culler
Melford
Birthday Party for Donald Healey at Home
Mrs Vernal Healey hosted a Friday afternoon party for her son Donald celebrating his 10th birthday. From 2:00 to 4:00 p m a group of boys enjoyed games and contests followed by a two course lunch. The basement table featured Japanese lanterns cut flowers and Donald received several nice presents.
Birthday Dinner Honors Joyce Snyder by Family Group
Mr and Mrs George Snyder of East Findlay Street hosted a Monday evening dinner for the fourth birthday of daughter Joyce Snyder. Attending were Miss Florence Holden of Columbus Edwin Naus of Upper Sandusky Mrs Anna Snyder Mr and Mrs William Holden and daughters Marguerite and Marie and sons Robert and Clifford and Mr and Mrs Snyder and daughters Marita and Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
E. Findlay Street
Joyce
Florence Holden
Columbus
Edwin Naus
Upper Sandusky
Anna Snyder
William Holden
Marguerite
Marie
Robert
Clifford
Snyder
Marita
Evening of contract hosted by Mrs Harold Houk in Cleveland
Saturday evening Mrs Harold Houk presided at a contract party at her W Findlay street home for Mrs W A Hiles of Cleveland. Guests included Mrs E B Kurtz Mrs F D Hurd Mrs Edward Riester Mrs George Newhard and others. Riester won high score prize and Hiles received a guest prize. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A Hiles
Cleveland
Harold Houk
W. Findlay Street
E. B. Kurtz
F. D. Hurd
Edward Riester
George Newhard
W. N Johnson
Homer Wonder
Homer Mitchell
J. D. Ewing
Ross Patterson
H K. van Buren
Della Ogg
Riester
Hiles
Houk
Memorial Evangelical class meeting at Green home
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical met at the Alonzo Green home north of town on Tuesday evening with Mrs Virgil Green presiding. Guides included Mrs Myrtle Perkins conducting devotions and Mrs Henry Daymon leading St Mark review. Contests by Mrs Mary Stroup and Mrs Ralph Roller followed and refreshments of homemade ice cream cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Alonzo Green
Joe Essex
Clarence Dietrick
Virgil Green
Myrtle Perkins
Henry Daymon
Mary Stroup
Ralph Roller
Dined Sunday at Findlay Street Home
Mr and Mrs C C Thome hosted dinner Sunday at their Findlay street residence with Mr and Mrs BE F Thome of east of town plus Mr and Mrs J B Stalter of southwest of Carey joining. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Ash and Mrs Naomi Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Thome
Purdis
E. Findlay Street
BE. F. Thome
Town
J. B. Stalter
Carey
George Ash
Naomi, Hunter
Dinner Hosts Honor Guests At Carey Coffee Shop
Mr. and Mrs. BE Kurtz presided at a Sunday dinner at the Carey Coffee Shop. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W J Galbroner of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Galbroner and daughters Mary Joan and Clare Louise of Memphis, Mr. and Mrs. W A Hiles and daughters Janet and Nancy of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wonder of north town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Kurtz
Carey Coffee Shop
W. J. Galbroner
Columbus
Homer Galbroner
Mary Joan
Clare Louise
Memphis, Tenn
W. A. Hiles
Janet and
Nancy
Cleveland
Homer Wonder
North of Town
Tax on Wheat Processing Begins July 9 1933
The Bureau of Internal Revenue announced a processing tax on first domestic processing of wheat effective July 9 1933 under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Compensating taxes apply to articles processed from wheat and to flour stocks held for sale on July 9 1938, with specific exemptions for certain retail stocks. The measure targets millers wholesalers jobbers bakers hotels and restaurants with enforcement requiring returns from tens of thousands of firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Domestic Art Club Demonstrations Highlight Sewing Topics
The Domestic Art Club met Wednesday afternoon led by Miss Lucille and Martha Derr south of town. Members demonstrated sewing topics including sitting while sewing, sleeves setting, necklines, cutting aprons, ruffling pleating tucking and shirving, finishes for seams, binding facing and piping, bias binding. Refreshments were served by Genevieve and Margaret Dow and Martha Jane Messmer. A picnic at Forest on Thursday July 13 is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Art Club
Lucille
Martha Derr
Frances Peirce
Margaret
Genevieve Dow
Rita Brown
Frances Swarts
Persis Peirce
Imelda Orians
Mrs Carl Heck Visits Detroit Homes
Mrs Carl Heck traveled to Detroit on Tuesday to visit the Hoff family at Dr E C Hoff and Robert Hoff homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Heck
Detroit
Dr. E. C. Hoff
Robert Hoff
I am still laughing at my old traveling bag and hat
A humorous reminiscence unfolds about a soggy traveling bag left on a train seat near Pittsburgh and a beloved slouch hat. The narrator recalls a comic cheese gag on a train and jokes about Henry Ford's illness being tied to crank-start Model T strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Baggageman
Cheesehound
B. M
Henry Ford
Henry
Demons and social contrasts echoed in a rambling column
A reflective piece notes hunger marches riding in cars, callers revealing wealth gaps, Iowa grandparents, Gloria Swanson earnings confusion, and a tongue in cheek meditation on confessions and sin. The tone blends social critique with personal anecdotes and religious imagery.
Car Enthusiasm Sparks Quirky Congenial Remark
A passenger praises the car’s smooth run while the speaker jokes that its heart is fit for a five year old. The exchange highlights lighthearted conversation about vehicle performance.
Speedometer Confusion As Pedal Circuits Repeat Their Cycle
A speaker notes the speedometer shows about five thousand with odd figures and questions why the device would circle again. The comparison likens the instrument to a piano roll that must be wound and run through a second time.
Dusty's Dictionary Pedestrian and a Night Flight of Words
A reflective fragment recalling a guest stay with a German police dog, restless sleep, and a hostile dog owner. The piece pivots to a Funk dictionary list of ten “beautiful” words and a Kentucky speaker who coins “Fotched in” to describe unfamiliar terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
Breathitt County
Flower Mission Day at County Home Draws Large Crowd
The county W T U held its annual Flower Mission Day at the county home. A Junior union choir, multiple solos and readings, flag and rose drills, and a piano by Mrs. Vernon Huston highlighted the program. Inmates received ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Wesley Chapel Junior League of
Upper Sandusky
Vernon Huston
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Big Four
R. R
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Sandusky
Greenfield
Ketch
Ohio Southern
Washington D. C
Mother
Ed Albus
Geo. Remlinger
Shannon’s
Clayton
Shuman
Davis Duck Farm
Crawford
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
L. J. Nachbar
Kenton
Shick
Carey, C
Ira C. Shick
Kenton, QO
Flagey’s Bakery
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