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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

6

Fortnightly Club hears Sicily talk by Miss Helen Barnes

The Fortnightly club met last Thursday with Mrs. Harry Wyatt. Miss Helen Barnes of Findlay gave an instructive talk on Sicily, fresh from a trip abroad, followed by refreshments. The season’s last meeting will be July 15 at Findlay Country club with Mrs. Flossa Washburn as hostess. An officer election is planned.

Harry Wyatt Helen Barnes Findlay Sicily Miss Barnes Findlay Country Club Flossa’ Washburn

Bradley Party Visits Fremont and Lakeside Outing

Mr and Mrs W G Bradley and son Gerald with guest Miss Lillian Bradley of Fremont and Miss Blanche Davis spent Sunday and Monday touring with Rev and Mrs W E Bradley in Fremont. They visited Lakeside and Catawba Island.

W. G. Bradley Gerald Lillian Bradley Fremont Blanche Davis W. E. Bradley Lakeside Catawba Island

Sunday Dinner Guests Honor Guests at Gottfrieds Home

Mr and Mrs Russell Gottfried hosted Sunday dinner with S M Ranger and daughter Mildred from Akron George Gibbs of Sandusky City Herman Gibbs and sons William James and Donald and Howard Heck also attended the gathering.

Russell Gottfried S. M. Ranger Mildred Akron George Gibbs Sandusky City Herman Gibbs William James Donald Howard Heck

Weekend guests include Detroit Columbus and Delaware visitors

Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Newhard entertained over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zint and daughter Charlotte from Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Grinton and daughter Mary from Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith and daughter Jo Ann from Delaware.

G. J. Newhard Karl Zint Charlotte Detroit H. M. Grinton Mary Columbus J. M. Smith Jo Ann Delaware

Local families dine with the Heck household

Mr and Mrs S M Ranger of Akron Mr George Gibbs of Sandusky City Mr and Mrs Werman Gibbs and their sons William James and Donald and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nachbar were dinner guests Monday of Mr and Mrs Howard Heck in a social gathering reflecting community ties.

S. M. Ranger Akron George Gibbs Sandusky City Werman Gibbs William James Donald Lawrence Nachbar Howard Heck

Local families share Sunday dinner gatherings

Mr and Mrs Dean Wright with children Ruth Jack and Richard hosted E G Snyder. Mrs Frank Pierce from Cleveland and Carl Ward with James Greiner and Doris visited Wheeler Moe family at Ada. Mildred Mann Reva Zenith Dame dined with Charles Dame. John Kear near Wharton and Stella Nye joined Richard Smith family visit.

Dean Wright Ruth Jack Richard Harry Lowery Oliver Hall Jake Smalley E. G. Snyder Frank Pierce Cleveland Carl Ward Wharton James Greiner Doris Wheeler Moe Ada Mildred Mann Reva Zenith Dame Mrs. Charles Dame E. Findlay Street John ‘Kear Near Wharton Stella Nye Richard Smith

Poverty Run Society Plans Meeting This Afternoon

The Poverty Run Society will enjoy a meeting this afternoon with Mrs. C. C. Wenner.

The Poverty Run Society

Sunday Afternoons Guests From Carey Area

Sunday afternoon guests at the Frank Miller home west of Carey included Mr and Mrs Louis Potlack and daughter Helen and Mrs Martha Kramer of Fostoria as well as Mr and Mrs Lewis Myers and daughter Rosa and son Leo of Carey Evening callers were Mr and Mrs Charles Droll and children Beatrice Agnes and Junior of Fostoria and Maurice Anderson of Am sid en

Frank Miller Carey Louis Potlack Helen Martha Kramer Fostoria Lewis Myers Rosa Leo Charles Droll Beatrice Agnes Junior Maurice _Anderson Amsden Miss.Elma von Stein West of Jenera H. P. Kletsch D. W Rau Sand John Babb H. P. ‘Kleisch H.H. Fleisch Arlington Frank Fosty Alvada Lawrence Dible Land George Dewey Neva Willie Myers M. H. Thomas P. Thomas V. Vv. Thomas Ferguson Raw Wm. “Schubert Clint “Schubert Red. Buckingham S. H. Schubert Albert Wolfe Tifth Charles Frith Near

Beech Grove Social Roundup of Visitation

Frank Shaffer Earl Shaffer visited Floyd Shaffer on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W H Rickle visited Mrs Dan Rickle from Monday evening until Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Shaffer and family visited with Mr and Mrs Floyd Shaffer Bunny evening. Mr and Mrs B Ay Mench of Wharton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F B Schade and family. Laird Rickle and family spent Sunday with Leo Pauley and daughter Marie. W H Rickle had Sunday guests including Ernest Shane and daughters Carol Jane and Marilyn Joan plus Clarence Laird and children Maurine and Arden and Alco Shane and family.

W. H. Rickle Dan Rickle Ray Shaffer Floyd Shaffer Bunny B. “Ay Mench of Wharton F. B. Schade Laird Rickle Leo Pauley Miss Marie Ernest Shane Carol Jane Marilyn Joan Clarence Laird Maurine and Arden Alco Shane Bertha Crimrine Mable Myrtlé Carl Metamora Eva Cady

Mrs Nicholas Albus Obituary At Bascom

Mrs Nicholas Albus died suddenly Friday night at 11 at her Bascom home from indigestion. She was 49, buried in St. Josephs cemetery, Tiffin after services at Bascom. Maiden name Catherine Thom, daughter of Charles and (Mrs.) Thom. Survived by husband Nicholas and six children including Victor Akron Edward Carey area, Mrs Victor Wurm Tiffin, Arthur and Norman at home. Funeral attendees included Edward Albus, Mrs August Peter, John Thom, Anna Simonis.

Nicholas Albus Bascom St. Joseph’s Cemetery Tiffin Albus Catherine Thom Charles Thom Victor Akron Edward Carey Victor Wurm Arthur Norman

Saturday Pay Day Becomes Odd superstition Debate

A brief exchange in Right Way Magazine contrasts superstition with payday logic as one character insists Saturday is the true pay day, while the other questions the belief. The dialogue highlights contrasting attitudes toward luck and work rhythms.

Right Way Magazine

Own Your Home Says Logic of Life Tied to Property

A quoted remark from Joseph Yort Newton asserts stability from home ownership, claiming it offers a stabilizing influence unlike most other life relationships. The note frames owning a home as a foundational, enduring anchor for personal security and social status.

Joseph Yort Newton

Appreciation Note From Mary Wadlee

Thanking friends for visits flowers fruit and money during illness Mary Wadlee expresses gratitude for support received

Mary Wadlee

Shannons to Be Here for Firemen Benefit

The Harry Shannon Players perform here all next week to raise funds for firemen with a charitable show and admission proceeds supporting local fire department efforts.

Harry Shannon

Community Social Roundup At Oak Grove Notables

residents list neighbors visiting guests and dinners across Oak Grove Findlay Arlington and nearby towns. numerous names including Rau Wisner Thomas Vanhorn and Ferguson appear with multiple calls dinners and park outings amid a busy week of social visits and hospitality.

Local social notes from Adrian and surrounding areas

Adrian and area residents share updates on visits and illness. Mrs Eil Warren remains ill while Mrs Ellen Phillips visits Carey friends. Several couples from Chas Hill to Fostoria, Toledo, Metamora, Napoleon, Marion and Bucyrus are noted visiting and hosting dinner guests over the week and weekend.

Ellen Phillips Carey George” Johnson Toledo Adrian Bad "Paber Chas Hill Herei Whitney ‘Abbott Fostoria Joe Wehrle Arthur Mullholand Eugene Fremont John Carter McCutchenville Cora Réed Eva Cady Bucyrus Bogard E. W. Moser Ella Kinney E. K. Mulltholand Florence

A Good Word in Its Place Named Fertilizer Johnson

A Sunday school newcomer, a little colored girl, is named Fertilizer Johnson after her father Ferdinand and mother Liza. The teacher asks for confirmation and the mother explains the naming. The anecdote highlights a playful origin of the unusual name.

Ferdinand Liza Watchman

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Mutual Pichié Elm ‘Hills Wesley Patterson John Winans John T. A. Wetherford George Ash J. D. Siddall C. Walker D. C. Henry Eugenia W. L. ‘Lindsay Jameson Whaley Land Raymond Nichols Shirley Alice C. N. Cosgray Sandusky H. B. Keller E. M. Keller P. R. Society Frank Shaffer Gon "Earl Floyd Shaffer Edward Albus August Peter John Thom Anna Simonis Ed *Criger John Armbruster A. G. Wisner Little Arthur ‘Woodard of Wesley Thomas Cleone Harry Vanhorn Dale Judson Lawrence Judson near__Amrin Frank Temple Roy Feasel Vivian Darrel Ruth Bankherst Bert Snyder Wm. Kirk Chicago Jason Miner Floyd Goldie Patterson Mt. Blanchard Gilbert Bence Little Son Bert Presser Howard Presser Harold and Paul Nelson Fruth Bobby Harvey Newcomer D. W. C. Ray Wm. Ferguson Arthur Wisner O. N. Copley Arthur Woodard Waltermire S. S. Bame Mabel Hazel Galen Maxine Riverside Park Alph Steinman Jenera Urskin Cole Virginia Eil Warren First National Bank Ohio U. Ss House Hemeracrane Culler T. L. Culler Wyandot Thurston W. McClure Byron Ogg E.B. Kurtz Voile Teddy Coleman Dry Goods Co Util Sfopa Ford K. L. Leonard Sora Sales and Service
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