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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
4
Mrs. Wm. Donelson Betty Billy Margaret Ann and Nancy Montague Harold Evans Mrs. Robert McDaniel and Mr and Mrs Monroe Dotson and sons Billy and Eddie spent Sunday at Gem Beach for a family outing.
Social events featured Sunday dinner at the Heck home with Akron guests Mrs Chester Bahr and children plus Findlay and local families. A Saturday steak roast in Findlay honored the Capell family circle. A Mt Blanchard park pot luck preceded music and games at the Solomon Richardson home with a large group from Wharton Findlay Upper Sandusky and Salem areas. Robert Suber received many anniversary gifts from surprise visitors.
Fifteen members of the Ladies Aid society of Vanlue Lutheran church gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Crawford on N Muncie Street Wednesday evening. A program of readings and music followed the business session. Lunch was served to a list of members and guests including Mrs Nancy Burnap Mrs Ella Earley and Mrs Eliza Hoy. The August meeting will be held in Carey with Mrs Swihart and Mrs Criger at their home on E Findlay Street.
Mrs Alice Shuman Mrs Ellen Huff and Mr and Mrs George Shuman attended a Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Clayton Shuman on W North street to mark Mr Shuman's birthday anniversary.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs J A Vaughn hosted a birthday party at her east town home for her daughter Marjorie Ann celebrating her ninth birthday. Little guests included Estella Rose Brown Glenna Rouffing Donna Rouffing Rosella DeFalco Marjorie Calmes Rita Calmes Irma Yost Virginia Elchert Jeanette Elchert Jane Haford Mary Louise Vaughn Agnes Kitzler and Mary Alice Kitzler. Lunch was served at a candlelit table and gifts were presented.
A Sunday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Niederkohr on S Lake Street celebrated Herman Niederkohr’s 21st birthday. Guests enjoyed games dancing and a pot luck supper. Numerous relatives and friends attended sharing wishes and gifts for many more birthdays.
Mrs. Luther Haines hosted Bi-Mo club members in Vanlue Tuesday evening with guests Mrs. Linus Myers and Mrs. Free Scoarse. Sunday dinner guests at A. M. Rothgeb’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Phillips and daughters Evelyn and Glenna of West Independence and Mrs. Gerald Notestine of Fostoria. Also visiting were Mrs. Karl Rothgeb and son Richard Miss Helen Martin and Mrs. Harry Shumaker of Detroit.
A photo of Miss Mary Emma Sultzbach daughter of Rev and Mrs C W Sultzbach of Sylvania appeared with news of a shower given by Miss Margaret Depman for Miss Sultzbach who will marry Ben Riegel of Springfield on August 24 Rev Sultzbach is a former pastor of the local Methodist church.
Classified notes list a 32 by 54 barn with dry kindling for sale and contact through Mrs J D Siddall on W Findlay street. Also promotes water well drilling by J E King & Son with local Arlington and Carey phones. A separate line advertises Irish Cobbler potatoes at 80c a bushel and early cabbage at 1 ½d per pound via Paul Krupp.
J C Burson and related Burson family members from Lodi and Mrs Eugene Hawes of Long Beach joined Mr and Mrs J J Stoll and Mr and Mrs F M McDonald for a Friday dinner. In the evening the Californians, with Mrs Burson and Mrs Stoll, shared supper at Grant Tong’s home in Findlay with daughter Esther.
The list covers the Morehart Sammet Smith Baughman Wenner Hill Tong Newcomer and other families holding annual reunions at parks and homes across Ohio in July and August 1935 with designated presidents secretaries and locations in Mt Blanchard Harrison Smith Waterworks Park Carey Findlay Findlay Fostoria Adrian and Van Buren.
A full list of league games runs July 25 through August 23 featuring Carey Boosters, Myers Dairy Store, Howard Radios, Burson All Stars, and Frigidaires. Dates show matchups on each weekday with multiple showdowns across July and August.
Scarred veterans of dirt tracks defend titles against rising young drivers at the Putnam County Fairground Speedway in Ottawa on Sunday July 28. The program includes four events: three 5 mile eliminations and a 25 mile grand final. Manager E M Miller of the International Automobile Racing Association expects 18 entries, likely more with several young entrants aiming to face the veterans for larger prizes.
Reading from a fragmented dialogue a stranger asks about singling out clerks. The merchant whispers that married men are preferred, suggesting a social or workplace bias in a tense exchange. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context.
Local residents visited relatives and friends in Columbus Sidney and Bellevue. J A Haines and Betty Lee head to Milwaukee for ten days. Several families hosted visitors from nearby towns and states. Richard Hayman recovers from a scalp wound after bicycle collision. Mrs Philip Horton and son visit from Arkadelphia with W S and Mrs Bish. Elizabeth Frederick of Upper Sandusky is in critical condition after an operation in Bucyrus.
Mr and Mrs Robert Smith returned from Nedrow New York where they stayed with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs W H Price Their daughter Donna stayed longer Their plan to move to South Onondaga New York within a few weeks They have rented their house on E Findlay Street partly furnished to John Greer.
Beech Grove church plans a Sunday school at 9 30 next Sunday. Various local residents and guests are listed visiting and spending time with neighbors through the week including Ward, Stalter, Shaffer, Plott, Platt, Rickie, Dible, Hunter, and Schade families and friends from Richwood Tiffin West Independence.
The American Legion holds its state convention in Dayton from August 25 to 27. Delegates gather to discuss programs, membership, and veteran support, with activities and meetings slated across three days.
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