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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
4
Sunday dinner guests were Miss Mary Clemmens of Findlay and Mrs. Nora Brashares visiting Mr. and Mrs. Van Baker in this place.
Miss Frieda Myers and Miss Josephine Blaha of Cleveland joined dinner Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gamel and family. Alden Baker and children Nelson and Marian of Marion, J C Burson and Stanley Burson of Lodi California, and Mrs M Burson were guests. Sunday guests at Brown Avenue included Mr and Mrs William Kaye B of Brown Avenue with Mr and Mrs Stanley Karr and Mr and Mrs Fred Bush and daughters Wanda and Janet Ann of Urbana and Mr and Mrs Merle Ritter of south of town.
Mr and Mrs Clem Alspach of Findlay joined Mr and Mrs R E Nel and Mr and Mrs Lon Jones of Springfield along with Mr and Mrs Harry Heck and children Ted Brooks and Barbara and Mr and Mrs George Shuman for a Fourth of July picnic at Elm Hills.
Mrs Anna Krebs and daughter Miss Viola of Upper Sandusky along with Mr and Mrs Harry Halloway of Midland Pennsylvania and John Krebs with daughter Miss Virginia of Fort Wayne were dinner guests Monday of Mayor and Mrs S H Krebs and their sons Dale and Donald.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bayless and daughters Leona Lois and Doris Jeanne of near Vanlue were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robison southwest of town. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wonder and daughter Donna Lou of north of town spent the evening there.
Mrs. Aldo Lee and her daughter Virginia host a Sandusky City area cottage week with guests from Findlay, including Marian Groves Lotus Peter Mary Jane Hall Ella Marie Thompson Carolyn Starkweather and Virginia Patterson, joining the local acquaintance.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander of Sandwich Ontario and several McGown relatives from Findlay Toledo and nearby towns were entertained at dinner Thursday of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGown on East North Street.
Mr and Mrs M J Courtad and daughter Pauline and son Donald with George Cawunder family and Dale Paulin group from east of Upper Sandusky were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Pahl on Sunday. Mrs August Courtad and Curtis Brown party also from east of Upper Sandusky called in the afternoon.
Mrs A J Ruehle of east of town hosted the JT club gathering Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Harry Fox Opal Hannum Monica Mitten Anna bel Mitten Mary Ruth Spokey and Louise Beis. Miss Hat tie Ruehle and Mrs Stanley Tye stone helped serve lunch. Mrs Mary Spokey will host again the last Thursday in July.
A Monday evening pot luck supper at Mr and Mrs J D Carothers and Miss Rosa Summit East of town drew relatives from Toledo Three Rivers Michigan Avilla and Wellsville Indiana as well as local neighbors. The gathering honored the out of town visitors with numerous family members present.
Mr and Mrs Seymour Green of Toledo and Mad Dow were dinner guests last evening of Mr and Mrs R McDowell at their home on N Vance street.
Wednesday dinner at Catherine Emerine’s home featured Ida Treece Zender of New Riegel and Mary Louise Mullholand with Monica Mullholand joining as guest.
Mr and Mrs Fred Fuller and daughter Ardinelle of Findlay were Monday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Pessel and daughter Vivian.
Mr. and Mrs. 8S. J. Courtad of Cleveland and Charles Courtad from north of town were dinner guests Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtad on E. South street.
Dr and Mrs J E Myers Mrs Nettie Zabriskie Ruth Wood of Columbus Mrs Lillian Lytle and J E Coulter enjoyed a Monday pot luck supper at the Lakeland cottage.
Mr and Mrs C C Carr entertained at a Sunday family dinner for the 9th birthday of their grandson Donald Healey. Guests included Mr and Mrs Versnel Healey and sons Richard and Donald.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Orians and family with Marjorie Donna Barbara and Eugene along with Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams and children Carolyn Ferdinand and Préderick spent a pleasant picnic Monday at Elm Hills in the west part of town.
Mrs. Anna Sheridan and Mrs. Grant Cannon of Albuquerque and Detroit hosted guests including Mrs. R. C. Pennington and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith and Miss Ella Anderson last Thursday evening.
Miss Ruth Stiffel of Sycamore and several Green families gathered Monday at the Virgil Green residence for a pleasant evening. Home made ice cream was served after social time.
Entertained guests Mr. and Mrs. George Pointer of Rochester New York and Miss Lenore Sloman with Mr Pointer’s mother Mrs M Pointer and her son William and daughter Mildred all of Cleveland who visited the Sloman home in Carey Saturday afternoon Mrs M Pointer and son and daughter later traveled to Fort Wayne and Carey Sunday and back to Cleveland that evening Miss Sloman stayed in Carey until Monday morning then left for Cleveland Mr and Mrs George Pointer also returned home Monday Alma Sloman sister of Mrs Pointer accompanied them for an extended visit.
A family group Sunday enjoyed dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gottfried. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gottfried and daughter Cecile Ann of St. Louis, Mrs. Michael Gottfried, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gottfried and daughters Miss Helen and Carolyn and Mr. and Mrs W. L. Hoff and son Charles and daughters Susanne and Christine.
A birthday anniversary party was held Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bloom's home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rader and sons Virgil Cecil and Cloyce of Alvada. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bloom and sons Billy and Carl of Gulfport. Miss Harry Steody. and other Bloom and Rader relatives. Ice cream and cake were served.
Mr and Mrs J E Silverstein hosted a Sunday Mouse Club dinner in Columbus for their son Max turning 13. Toastmaster David Pieros led the 5 course meal with remarks from Dr Siddall Dr Goldberg and many relatives listed from Toledo Rochester New York and surrounding towns.
A large group of relatives and friends from Carey Cleveland Toledo Upper Sandusky Forest Kenton Lima and nearby areas gathered Sunday at the Upper Sandusky fair grounds to celebrate a second wedding anniversary. Attendees enjoyed cards ice cream and cake. surprises were arranged by Clarence Traxler and others from the vicinity.
The Fourth event at the Bachman residence southwest of town hosted relatives and friends including Mrs. Laura Noel Mrs. Emma Karr and Henry Zahn of Minneapolis and Amy Butts Helen Deidrick Harold Phillips of Toledo Virgil Rader Zettie Kennerley Julius Zahn Clarence Deidrick and families along with Ervin Tong Raymond Yost and Edward Yost. Fireworks and music accompanied refreshments served by the hosts.
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school met Tuesday evening at Mrs Wm Marble's east of Adrian. Hostesses Mrs Wm Heck and Mrs Sadie Wonder assisted. Myrtle Perkins led as president, prayers and scripture from First Corinthians 13 were shared, and a geographical contest entertained attendees before lunch.
Mr and Mrs Royal Griffin of five miles east of town marked their second wedding anniversary with a warm Sunday evening surprise. Neighbors and friends gathered to share cake and stories, honoring the couple's enduring partnership and community ties.
Reports to the George Washington Bicentennial Commission highlight England’s celebration of the two hundredth birth anniversary. The town of Washington in County Durham, England, honors the Washington family origin dating to 1183 as residents showcase pride through various observances.
Frederick N. Hill, headmaster of Washington Biddick School, champions Washington heritage with lectures and framed portraits in public buildings. British and American flags may exchange between ten schools in Washington, D C and England. The Bristol Geographical Association marks Henry Washington's Royalist attack site with a tablet, while Manchester hosts exhibitions and a grand reception for American consul A R Thomson.
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