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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
4
Members of the Capa club gathered for their regular meeting last Thursday evening at Midway Park. Bathing and a pianic supper were enjoyed.
Mrs May McClure of Detroit Mr and Mrs Floyd Kauble and daughter Marilyn of Wharton and Mrs Zettie Kennerley were supper guests Sunday at the home of Atty and Mrs H G Chambers on W Findlay Street.
Mr and Mrs F C Ogg and daughter Shirley of Columbus with Mrs Della Ogg and son William were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs I L Culler and son Mel ford at their home on E Findlay.
Mr and Mrs C C Simonis and their son Junior join Mr and Mrs M D Shafer Mr and Mrs Chester Chapman and daughter Jeanne and Mr and Mrs Carl Koehler for a Sunday evening picnic at Meadowbrook park Bascom.
Fourth of July guests included Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Courtad of Cleveland and children Paschel Qwen and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Courtad and their children, Mr. Charles Courtad and Miss Helen Courtad, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krupp, and Jeanne Kraus of Columbus, all visiting at the Courtad home north of town.
Louise Ruffing entertained a Saturday evening bridge group at her North Vance Street home in honor of cousin Martha Jane Ehrenfried of Tiffin. Guests included Margaret Haford Delcie Smith Glenna Kurtz Angela Haferd Harriet Criger Rosemary Kramer Mary Yost Rita Brown Genevieve Dow and Vivian Peters with Angela Haferd winning high score and Martha Jane the guest prize.
An afternoon gathering hosted by Miss Velma Fisher for Miss Cleo Fisher east of Findlay disclosed Cleo Fisher and John Bullis Jr of Bowling Green will wed on July 23. Guests received telegrams announcing the date as a Cupid signed message. The party featured a pink and white revival and a life book gift for the bride elect.
Members of the M B club and their families will enjoy a picnic Thursday evening at Elm Hills.
The P. R. S. club will meet this Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Alf Ruehle’s home northeast of town.
The T. R. C. club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Vaughn instead of with Mrs. D. A. Dow as formerly announced.
Members of the Priscilla club enjoyed a park picnic supper Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs May McClure of Detroit a former member.
Mrs. George Newhard hosted a Contract club meeting last evening on Wayne Street. Guests included Mrs. Fordyce Ogg of Columbus Mrs. Harold Houk and Mrs. H. K. Van Buren.
Mr and Mrs L A Kramer with daughters Rosemary and Cleo joined Mr and Mrs E G Snyder and daughter Phyllis, along with Helena Messmer and Arlene Perkins for a Sunday evening picnic supper at Crawford.
Mrs Lucy Dickinson of Bellefontaine Miss Orpha Heath of Mercer Mrs Ella Laughlin and Miss Berta Purkey attended a noon dinner Wednesday at the home of Mrs S B Beitler and Miss Mattie Myers at Bellefontaine.
Will Dine Friday. Miss Stella Nye will preside at a noon dinner at her home on West Findlay Street. Guests include Mrs. May McClure of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Crawford, Mrs. S. B. Beitler, Miss Mattie Myers, and Mrs. Grant Karr.
The J. T. Club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Fox hosting east of town. Guests included Mrs. Glen Watson Crawford Miss Hattie Ruehle Mrs. Clyde Scranton Marion and Mrs. Henry Gelisege. A delicious lunch was served and no meeting is planned until late August.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society met in the parish house with Miss May Mullholand presiding. Opening songs and readings preceded a lesson on Missionary Education Through Study led by Miss Emma Stief.
An 8 pound daughter arrived Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Ned Twining in Sylvania. Mr Twining is the son of Mr and Mrs John Twining of West Brown avenue.
At the regular council meeting Monday evening the board approved and ordered paid a long list of bills from the Carey Times to various vendors. Items include salaries, light and water charges, materials, and labor for the water and light departments, street work, and prison meals.
A list records hours worked and payments for street and curb work on North Street and nearby sites. Entries include workers such as Eli Warren, Willis Green, Howard Bradiakes, Ed Gibbs, and R. D. McGill with varying hours and totals, plus firms like The Treaty Co and National Lime & Stone Co. The ledger lists labor types, locations, and owed sums, totaling numerous small disbursements.
NOTICE TO FARMERS I am buying stock of all kinds. Taking in every day paying highest prices and free truckage from your farm. Having anything to sell give me a call L J Nachbar. FOR SALE Pimento and mango plants Al P Ruffing.
A domestic dispute article notes a hypothetical divorce case where the party of the first part confronts the party of the second part over an in-house waterless cleaner salesman. The narrative describes upstairs sewing, a porch confrontation, and nineteen cans and bottles of cleaners, raising issues of intrusion and nuisance.
Letter cites rise of cash only policies and credit abuses. Warns that widespread credit use leads to bad debts and penalties, referencing wholesale shifts and federal concerns. Calls for stronger honesty in public affairs and praises cash sales as safer business practice.
The $75 hope chest will be given away Sunday July 23 at St Josephs Church Salem. It was filled by the Young Ladies Sodality with embroidered towels pillow cases sheets table linen doilies a dainty comforter two feather pillows and many other articles.
A reflective verse notes trust in actions over words. It compares polite greetings with true character and uses a loyal dog as a sign of genuine intent.
The Memorial Evangelical church girls quartet including Goldie Rothgeb Ruby Rothgeb Bernice Wentling and Orvetta Wentling sang several selections at morning and afternoon services during the homecoming at New Zion church near Wharton Wealtha Wentling also attended the event.
Local snippets report Tom Blizzard of Mansfield visiting Carey Saturday evening and Mrs Matilda Brown calling on Miss Gertrude England. Alfred Gardner graduated from Ohio University Athens and returned home to his parents. A Marion quarry incident involved a locomotive crushed between two 60 ton stone cars. a local quarry locomotive was hauled to Marion in the evening.
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