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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
Last Thursday evening the Trumpet bridge club entertained members at the home of Mrs. F. P. Kinsinger on S Patterson street. Guest Miss Alice Kinsinger attended and Miss Marie Holden won the high score prize.
Miss Irene Gillet hosted a Friday bridge gathering at her residence west of town. Elizabeth Rall of Kenton achieved the high score, with Nellie Dible assisting in serving lunch. Miss Rall is set to host another club meeting Friday evening.
Mrs Lucy Black with children John Joe Kathryn Margie Amos and Mr and Mrs A F Byers with children John and Ardyth and Michael Thom Jacob Thom and sons How ard Paul and Mr and Mrs Rus sell Thom plus Mary Lou and Tom Perry of Castalia gathered Sunday at Ella Savidge’s residence for a birthday anniversary celebration. Refreshments were served.
A group of Ann Arbor residents including Miss Bertha Stoll Mrs Joe Howe and the Exingers gathered for Sunday dinner at the Tracy Johnson home north of town. Also visiting were Mrs W C Johnson her daughters Adai May and Betty Johnson along with Mr and Mrs John Hetzel and their son Harold and daughter Elizabeth. Additional guests from Kirby Arcadia and Upper Sandusky joined the afternoon visit.
Last Thursday 16 members of the Carey Research Club dined at Mrs Ella Smith’s home on W Findlay street served by a Dorcas Bible class committee from the Methodist Sunday school. After dinner the group moved to Miss Stella Nye’s home for a deferred program and roll call featured favorite recipes.
Friday evening engagement announced for Miss Oleafa Peterson and Mr Clay Shuman at the Johnson residence on E Findlay Street with corsage tal ties and a June 8 wedding planned Rev Paul R Clouser to officiate. Saturday shower honors Miss TDiller of Marseilles ahead of spring weddings and a remodeled home tour for the coming newlyweds.
The T R C club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Allen Vaughn east of town. J T Club members were entertained last Thursday at Mrs. Eyestone's northeast of town. Guests included Mrs. Eyestone Mrs. Loader Mrs. Fox and Miss Buehler. A lunch was served. The club will meet Thursday afternoon June 29 with Mrs. Harry Fox.
Last Thursday evening a musical program was held at the home of Mrs G T M Kurtz on West Findlay Street. Performances included piano duets by Mrs W N Johnson and Mrs Kurtz and other solos duets and readings. Tea followed the program and sponsors were the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church with a committee including Mrs Huffman Johnson Kurtz Wesley Patterson and Mrs Harry Hosafros.
At the Monday council meeting Mayor S. H. Krebs named J E Coulter to fill the unexpired term of E D Moore on the board of trustees of public affairs Moore, who served several terms, is ill at his sister’s home in Toledo, with illness confining him there.
A local notice invites readers to print reunion cards at the Carey Times office. The announcement highlights the service and location for residents planning family or class reunions.
Congressman Brooks Fletcher seeks interpretation of a Bureau of Pensions circular sent with veteran checks. The general letter urged evidence linking disabilities to service while not applying to any specific case. Veterans may submit testimony or make a personal statement, which will be reviewed with existing records before July 1 rate adjustments.
The village council met in regular session and authorized payments to multiple firms and individuals for street, water, and light services. Items include freight for poles, office rent and salaries, gas, street labor, and supplies totaling numerous entries from May payments and municipal staff.
Instructions urge to file legal notices with the Carey Times when settling estates and to direct counsel accordingly. The advisory emphasizes using the local newspaper for public notices and avoiding omissions in probate communications.
Miss Irene Gillet states she has not endorsed any distant magazine solicitors or given orders for subscriptions. A stranger claimed she did, while friends with a local agency noted they would not patronize him. The writer urges strict action against out-of-town solicitors to prevent misrepresentation and theft of funds.
Orians Care defeated Hetzel's All Stars on the Lowell diamond by 23 to 6 aided by heavy hitting and Arch Donelson's strong pitching. The teams will meet again next Wednesday at Lovell.
A humorous dialogue shows Tommy asking why his father installs screens each spring while his mother pressures him, and the father finally yields under family insistence.
A brief exchange centers on a request to return a dog given to a brother last week. The dialogue reveals a mistaken gift and a family requesting disposition of the animal.
Girl Scouts raised 42.80 selling poppies for the Legion Auxiliary on Saturday. Ten percent funds the Scouts camping trip this summer, while the rest supports local charity. Top earners were Gladys Wickham Barbara Houk Geralda Moser and Arlene Perkins under leader Mrs. Paul McArthur who awarded prizes to the four leading sellers.
The Mt Blanchard Drum Corps from Earl Green post American Legion attended Memorial Day exercises in Mt Blanchard Sunday. Local supporters accompanying them included Mrs C C Simonis and children Junior Billy and Nennette Mrs Linus Myers and son Wendell Mrs Charles Calmes Mrs Earl Briggs and children Mr and Mrs C A Williams Mrs Earl Williams and daughter Virginia Mr and Mrs L G Altwater Mrs Laura Geiger and Mrs W N Johnson and her guests Mr and Mrs Frank Benson of Lancaster.
About 35 members of the Davis family met Sunday at the F. D. Hurd cottage east of town. Oscar Davis of Sycamore was elected president and Miss Lucy Hetzel of Upper Sandusky secretary treasurer.
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