M. B. Club to Meet at Mrs Henry Lortz Home
Social columns note Mrs Henry Lortz will host the M. B. Club this Thursday afternoon.
11 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
1
Social columns note Mrs Henry Lortz will host the M. B. Club this Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Eshelman hosted a dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bridinger, Tithi, and Mrs. Mary Stroup, at their Fourth of July gathering.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Cabell hosted a steak roast near Findlay last Thursday evening with guests Miss Margaret Sutphen James Sutphen and Robert Travis of Toledo enjoying the event.
Mr and Mrs B M Bachar and son Reid hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs J J Bachar from southwest of town and Mr and Mrs H J Bachar plus daughter Ruth of Toledo and Miss Alice Kinsinger.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hull of the east of town entertained at a chicken dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Orville Klingel and daughter Helen of Morgantown, West Virginia, and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Klingel of near Adrian with their granddaughter Vera Shriver of Akron.
Mr and Mrs F H Brown entertained Sunday with a family dinner. Guests included Rev and Mrs Paul R Clouser and son Paul Jr Mrs Sarah Starr Mr and Mrs Robert Brown and daughter Rozelle and Mr and Mrs Fred Powell and son Dean.
Mrs. Free Scoarse entertained the English Lutheran church Young Ladies Guild of Tiffin on Monday evening. About 20 members and two guests attended. After the business meeting a picnic supper followed. The highlight was a mock athletic meet.
Mr and Mrs Frank Frey hosted a dinner Wednesday of last week with guests from Springfield Illinois including Mr and Mrs John Jenot Sr and Jr with children Mary Margaret and Bobby. Also present were Mr and Mrs Chris Hucke with Willie and Nicky and Miss Anna Hucke of Warren, Mrs Virgil Thompson and children Helen Dorothy Norman and Garetd wef Fecstoria, Thomas Jenot and 30s Carlton, Mrs Rose Derr, Nicholas Frey of Findlay and Peter Jenot.
Upper Sandusky hosts Mr and Mrs Adam Koeller and Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams for a dinner at the Williams residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs F Phillips and children Miss Mary Wesley Martha and Alonzo, Mr and Mrs Bert Smith and children, Mr and Mrs Albert Kummerer and children, Mr and Mrs Wayne Powell and Mr and Mrs Allen Powell. Afternoon calls by Mr and Mrs Paul Williams of Cleveland.
Family picnic was held Sunday at the home on Muncie Street with John Schira and his children in attendance. Relatives from Risingsun Akron Fostoria and local areas joined Mr and Mrs Frank Schira, Sylvester Schira, Carl Schira, Joe Schira and others including Martha Florence Schira and Mary Ellen Calmes among the attendees.
The Lt Tong family reunion occurred Sunday at the Charles Tong home west of Carey Wisconsin. Eight children attended for the first time in seven years. Guests included Frank and Mrs Tong Coffeyville Kansas David and Mrs Baes Findlay Ohio Frank and Mrs Powell Toledo Ohio Logan Tong Henry Tong and two daughters Fred Custer and son Marion Ohio Lee Ogg and David Ogg and daughter Carey Garfield Tong and children Elva Wilcox Ridge Orval Thomas and family Vanine. The event featured a noon picnic and photo sessions.
The Carey Rod and Gun Club will meet this evening at the Legion rooms.
Registrar Daisy Moyer records births in Ridge Crawford townships and Carey for June 1929. listed are Elsie Lois Myers Barbara Jane Mullholand Ralph Alfred Updegraft Ardyth Jane Hood Franses Franca McKinnon Leonard Gordon Onsley Donna Mae Stone Donald Cletus Bakies Donald Eugene Woods. Deaths noted: Ermine P Black aged 43 8 10 and Billy Gene Stijlberger aged 3 days.
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church met on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. George Ash. The president led the gathering with singing and readings by several members. Officers were elected, including Mrs. Ash as president and Mrs. D. C. Henry as vice president and treasurer. The meeting featured readings on kindergarten work and the Katherine Blain Home, then adjourned after a brief business session.
Members of 4 E Ever Ready and Happy Hour sewing clubs plus leaders Mies Ulrich of Upper Sandusky and Mrs CG Baker of Carey gathered at Riverside Park Findlay on a Wednesday. Forty eight members attended with ten visitors including YMCA Secretary Mrs M A Mitchell of Upper Sandusky, Carol Shearer of Marion and Isa Baker of Carey. A noon pierce dinner and afternoon games followed by a picnic supper at Underground River Cave.
Notice announces a public hearing on the Board of Education budget for Wyandot County Ohio for the year ending December 31 1930. The 26 July 1929 meeting at 8 o clock p m will be held at the Clerk of Education's office.
Last Friday morning F E Phillips of Springville found two of his work horses struck by lightning during the storm. One horse was dead on discovery while the other, stunned and burned, had to be killed. Both were 2-year-olds valued between $300 and $4060.
Jacob Stief and A. J. Frederick are spending several months in the northwest. They visited Fort Yukon three miles north of the Arctic Circle and are now heading south after a long stay at Dawson Yukon awaiting the bi monthly boat to Fort Yukon.
Lofus Mortensen of Boston mass in town to oversee decoration of the new Shrine church. Architect Joseph J Gander of Gander and Gander Albany NY also visiting as the east transept window is prepared for installation.
Family style all you want to eat at Frenchtown six miles north of Carey. Adults 75 cents, children 50 cents. Sunday Hill 21 after 4 p m. Better than ever.
The Pythian Sisters announce no further meetings will be held until September.
James Cross prominent local farmer died suddenly at his wheat field 5 miles northwest of town. Heart trouble listed as cause. burial at Spring Grove cemetery after funeral Friday at Memorial Evangelical church. Survived by wife Elnora Wonder Cross, children Wealtha Clark Zenith Cross, one infant son, brother Charles of Carey, sister Mrs I G Seifried of Findlay.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church met Wednesday afternoon at the parish house. Mrs. F A Galbroner opened the meeting with Love Divine. Miss May Mullholand led the lesson Our Missionaries at Home assisted by Anna Snyder Millie Payne Edward Riester F J Hurd I L Culler W G Bradley Humbert andimeretta Brown. The meeting closed with the missionary benediction.
Wills Griffin of Adrian, third trick operator at the Hocking Valley station, is a patient at the U S Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, Illinois, where he recently underwent a tonsil operation. Soon he will have an appendix operation. Mrs. Griffin plans to join him at Great Lakes during his convalescence.
Ralph Spence son of Mr and Mrs Gust Spence of McComb wed Miss Flossie Keckler daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Keckler of Carey in Findlay Tuesday. The couple will reside at the Spence family home in McComb.
Locals entertain visitors from Bucyrus Findlay Columbus and Toledo. Guests include Miss Julia Bolander, Miss Anna Shumaker, Mr Ora Price, Mr Harry Bristoll, and families the Coles Otto Dible Gardner and Rinsel. Esther Pontius graduates nurse returns home then to Flower Hospital. Garl Koehler returns from Pleasantville after appendicitis surgery with Ellis Wickerson.
The writer describes California life as rich man’s country with scarce work and low wages. Highlights include a Seal Rock Catalina trip with flying fish, mackerel, seals, a glass bottom boat ride, and a sea garden. Notes on schooling, health, open storefronts, stucco buildings, deep sea fishing, Ford plant at Long Beach, and Asian and Chinese truck farming. The Shade brothers visit. Co. V. Wentz and party mentioned.
A meeting of Crawford Cemetery Association supporters discussed finances and collected funds bringing this year’s total to 18 dollars. Mark Karr was named president, Jacob Smalley vice president, and Bertha Tracy secretary treasurer. A committee will confer with township trustees and report at the next Crawford cemetery gathering set for Sunday afternoon July 21 at 2:00.
Ralph Pontius a Guam sugar plantation timekeeper reports harvest of 325 million pounds of unrefined sugar. The sugar will be shipped to the United States for refining and could supply about 2 percent of the nation’s per person allowance. If laid end to end the cane would wrap 48 world circuits and the sacks would stretch 600 miles.
A. A. Dole of Lima, superintendent of construction for local school buildings, missed the meeting due to a death in his immediate family and will speak in several weeks. C O. Ewing of Boston, son of J D. Ewing, gave an informative talk on chemical research. The group also discussed the wading pool project and its planned completion and supervision period.
A60th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hotelling drew a large family crowd at Andy Hotelling's home Sunday. Relatives from Carey Crestline Bucyrus Sandusky and Kirby joined in a picnic dinner and well wishes for the couple.
The Shrine Bulletin announces a pilgrimage starting Sunday August 11 in honor of the Blessed Virgin with the Assumption on August 15 and continuing through August 18. Pilgrimage trains will run from Cleveland Youngstown Akron Detroit Toledo and Columbus with services identical to the feast.
Edward L Marks of Tiffin left Toledo Tuesday in custody for a two year federal prison term in Atlanta Ga for alleged conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. He was fined 1000 dollars after pleading guilty March 18 before Federal Judge George P Hahn. Marks and his two sons faced fines. Clarence paid 209 dollars and Gilbert 500 dollars. Thomas H Knox received a year and a day in Atlanta prison with sentence suspended.
The K of C hold first place with 8 wins 3 losses, Lutherans second at 7 and 4, Methodists 6 and 6, and Legion 1 and 11. Tonight's Lutherans versus K of C game could decide the series or force a tiebreaker.
Mrs Harry Nye attended the funeral of her uncle Will Weber in Toledo on Wednesday. Weber died Monday at about 75 from heart trouble. He was born in Carey, lived here until after his marriage, and is survived by a wife and four children.
The C K of C will not hold the July 11 dance as announced because of the K of C dance at the pavilion. A special members only meeting is called and will be dismissed in time to attend the K of C dance.
Grover Babies of West Street set a record for new potatoes by planting Early Ohios on April 19 and digging a hill with 13 potatoes last week, two weighing over 3.5 ounces each.
Mrs Gail Kurtz underwent a tonsil operation Monday morning at her West Findlay Street home. Dr E H W Porter of Tiffin performed the procedure, assisted by Dr S R Bome of this area. Mrs P C Gott has been caring for her. She is getting along nicely.
Dunn and Roller secured a contract to build 2 1 16 miles of road in Hancock County from the 3 mile bridge to Mt Blanchard road. The price is 27000 dollars.
Between showers the wheat crop is turning out well with heads well filled. Farmers report a promising harvest as heads fill evenly and grain development progresses through the season.
Heavy rains over the past week dampened general road trops prospects, with cloud bursts leaving fields flooded including some hay cut areas and inundation in multiple fields.
Local millinery offers discount event with hat and embroidery packages priced at 50c and 1 dollar. Store promotes limited choice during a wind-up sale.
There will be no WB A meeting until July 25 as previously scheduled. The notice informs members of the delay and confirms the new meeting date.
Thomas J. McNutt died suddenly from a heart attack at his home farm six miles north of the city. Coroner L. W. Naus ruled the cause. He leaves a large family including children in California and Ohio, four grandchildren, and one brother. Funeral plans awaited word from sons in California.
Great Glover year sees multiple bee swarms around town. Bee man Joseph Thiry removes a nest from L. D. Trubey’s Dow street chimney using a double hive. A swarm blocks Gertrude Tong’s screen door after a Fourth auto ride. Other swarms gather in yards at Updegraff and Bees residences and at the Brayton farm. Thiry aims to recover honey soon.
Pastor Rev. Paul R. Clouser will be away on vacation for three weeks. Lay readers Howard Snyder and Truman Romig will conduct services on specified Sundays. Sunday school and morning worship run 930 during July and August with primary and junior departments at 930. Pastor rests at Garrett Biblical Institute in Evanston Illinois.
In western Ohio a town business club debate on mail order impact was followed by a visiting representative from a mail order printer collecting orders from about half the local firms. The episode illustrates the influence of mail order houses on small town commerce.
Galion district champions did not play Mt. Gilead Saturday in the junior league series. Galion won a game from Marion Saturday to secure the district title. An all star team is being organized in the district to face Galion in Marion Sunday, with Carey supplying three players.
We express sincere thanks to those who sent flowers, to the pall bearers, and to Rev Shell haas for comforting words at the funeral of our brother Irvin Breidinger. Signed by Mrs Harris, Mrs Robert Doke.
Memorial Evangelical Church hosts the final communion service of the conference year on Sunday morning with Rev J Paul Jones of Findlay in charge. The service is described as a time of rejoicing.
The Jennie Lamonth Missionary Society will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs Gust Summit. Mrs Walter Gottfried will be assistant hostess. All members are urged to attend as election of officers will be held.
Mr and Mrs O W Squier announce the marriage of Mrs Elizabeth Squier of Tiffin to Mr J M Gibbons of Chicago on Tuesday of last week.
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