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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
4
Sunday dinner brought together Ray Hunter of Toledo Mr and Mrs E F Thome and Mrs Naomi Hunter at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Thome and their children east of town in a social event noted for local hospitality.
Mrs C F Sutter and Mrs John Wiggerman attended a surprise at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Metzker on Tiffin Street Findlay honoring Mrs Metzker's birthday anniversary. A delicious refreshment course was served to 35 guests.
Mrs Edward Riester hosted a Contract club gathering yesterday afternoon at the Riester cottage in Crawford. Guests included Mrs Harold Houk Miss Mildred Gunther and Mrs T E Dromgold. Refreshments were served.
A family dinner Sunday at Lon Wohlgamuth’s home in Fremont celebrated the birthday anniversary of Mrs John Lowery of Fostoria. Attending were Mr and Mrs Maine Bininger, Mr and Mrs Joe Wohlgamuth, Mr and Mrs Raymond O Connor and daughters Jeanne and Betty, Mr and Mrs Ernie Hade and daughters Ethel and Marceil and son Lawrence, and Mr and Mrs Lowery.
A Bascom Meadowbrook Park Sunday picnic brought together Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Robey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cronin all of Fostoria and several Williams families from Cleveland and Bascom including Paul Williams Patty Ralph Ferdinand Frederick Carolyn Earl Virginia Nevin and Maxine Bame for an extended family gathering.
Crawford M. E. Sunday school members met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karr for a wiener roast. Attendees included Miss Madalene Pipes Miss Margaret Savidge Miss Martha Phillips Miss Reva Morehart and others along with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hetzel and Richard Hetzel and several Lortz and Rife family members.
Mrs C B Myers hosted a farewell bridge event on Ss Patterson Street for Loretta Derr who plans to move to Mansfield. Guests included Mrs Dale Kelly Mrs George Snyder Mrs Donald Fetters Mrs John Faulkner Mrs Richard Frederick and Misses Marguerite Holden Marie Holden and others. Derr received a guest prize while the high score prize went to Mrs Kelly. A dainty lunch was served.
Supper guests included Mrs. Irving Knapp of Utica New York and Mrs. M Murphy of New Albany Indiana Wednesday evening at Miss Anna and Lewis Shumaker home. Dinner guests Sunday at Hulda Brows South town home included Mr and Mrs Charles Kentfield and son Charles Robert and Mr and Mrs Robert Brown.
Supper guests Tuesday were Mrs. W. D. Goble of Findlay Mrs. May McClure of Detroit and Mrs. Nora Brashares at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ranger on East Findlay Street.
Mrs. GM Kurtz, Mrs. Homer Mitchell, Mrs. T E Dromgold, Mrs. W N Johnson, Mrs. George, Mrs. Paul Clouser attend a Columbus event as guests of Miss Dorcas Truckmiller.
Mr and Mrs G W Summit and Mr and Mrs Frank Slemmer with their guest Miss Helen Young of Bellefontaine joined Mr and Mrs George Metz and Mr and Mrs W S LeMott of this place and Mr and Mrs Earl LeMott of Akron for a picnic dinner Sunday at North Lake park Mansfield.
Mr and Mrs George Shuman hosted a dinner party last Thursday at their west town home honoring their son Clayton Shuman. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clayton Shuman Mr and Mrs Anson Gear and Mildred Lou Mr and Mrs Ross Johnson and Barbara Mrs Della Peterson Mrs Ellen Huff and the hosts.
The Twentieth Century Circle of Plymouth visited Miss Stella Nye at her new W Findlay street home for a picnic dinner and social time. Members present included Clara Artz Zella Beck Lena Derringer Grace Dick Grace Earnest May Fleming Lola Earnest Laura Gaskill Ilberta Hoffman Helen Hoffman Cornelia Johns Ruth Nimmons Charlotte Root Harriet Robinson Anna Seaholtz Berta Searle Jessie Tranger Billa Tranger Louella Wilson Alice Willet Florence Willet and former pupils Marian Nimmons Marilyn Earnest Janice Hoffman Sue Hoffman. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wyant of Fostoria and Mr and Mrs L A Kramer of Carey called at W J Jeffersons home Sunday afternoon.
Almon Blue announces candidacy for mayor of Carey on the Republican ticket subject to primary voting on Tuesday August 8 1933. He seeks party nomination and reflects local political contest in Carey Ohio.
Wade Robenalt 29, of 403 South Monroe street, died after a 66 000 volt arc struck him while he stood on a structure at the Ballville Ohio Power company sub station. He fell and injured his head. Funeral planned at St Joseph church. He leaves wife Delores and two daughters Rita Jane and Lucille. He had worked for the Ohio Power company over ten years.
A weary man, after failing to find work, reads a police poster that proclaims Murderer Wanted and decides to apply, remarking it might be better than nothing. The scene blends dark humor with societal desperate job seekers.
Local notices report printed or engraved name cards and general commercial printing offered by the Carey Times. A mosquito bite infection affects E Hunter’s left hand while visitors Galion residents John Hendrick and Evelyn, with Mrs Hendricks, return home after a week with Mrs James E Hanley. Relatives of Rev Paul Vollrath travel to Carey for illness, as Elizabeth Rumschlag with daughter Marcella of Akron and Sr M Harlina of San Luis Rey visit Mrs Josephine Windau and son Norbert. Mr Peiffer of New Beigel, Windau’s father, joins family visiting on North Vance Street.
The Merry Maidens 4-H club met at guardian Esther Rangeler’s home 40 miles northwest of Carey. Iris and Esther Rangeler presented a radio program featuring brain teasers reading the Household Institute address and youth topics. A business session followed with officers in charge and plans for August 10 led by club leader Mrs. E. T. Criger.
Ferdinand S. Bloom died July 5 in Big Spring Township and his will filed in Seneca County probate court leaves his widow Florence life use of the estate. After her death Catharine receives 1500 after the codicil dated April 10, 1931, with the remainder divided between Catherine and Edgar. Florence named executrix. will dated December 23, 1930.
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing announced a 10 percent raise for all employees at the Tiffin plant, effective August 1. The increase applies to both office and factory workers as operations continue near capacity.
The Potato Day program at Wooster's Experiment Station on Route 250 will emphasize fertilization trials on unlimed soils, green manures, and the value of nitrogen. demonstrations cover diseases and insects with experts discussing scab gnat and wire worms. Seed growers will showcase Smooth Russet strains and new USDA varieties. M. W. Baker will explain marketing laws for potato growers.
A whistle signals factories recalling workers, boosting morale as employees return to jobs. The act of whistling is cited as a simple but effective cue during the employment recovery.
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