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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
6
The T R C club will meet this afternoon with Mrs Kohmann, located east of town. Phone in hours are 4 to 7:30 and 12:30 to 5:30. Social events and mutual interests discussed at the gathering.
The Wenner Heck and Cyffér families enjoyed a picnic at Crawford Monday evening with Mr and Mrs H L Wenner and their children present.
Mr. and Mrs W J Leffersau entertained guests at dinner Sunday. Attending were Mrs Kinast of Thaca Mich Mr and Mrs B O Noynolthis and son Joe from Findlay Mr and Mrs Garford Leffergon and daughter Cora Frances of Arcadia.
Mrs Homer Wonder of near Adrian entertained the Nineteen Hundred club Thursday afternoon. Bridge was played and luncheon served. Guests included Mrs W D Wooley Mrs F D Hurd Mrs J G Loy Mrs Gail Kurtz and Mrs W N Johnson.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a combined business and social session on Monday evening May 23. Miss Martha Schira drew the prize box donation by chairwoman Mrs S R Bame and also won the mobile bridal tour contest prize. The social committee included Mrs H L Pahl Mrs J T Stombaugh Mrs Free Scoarse and Miss Celestine Werling who served refreshments.
Mr. H A Searfoss and Mrs Searfoss with Ted Hargrave and Edward. Mr Raymond Jacobs of Detroit. Mrs Arthur Hargrave of Delhi Ontario. Mrs Hillard Lee of Adrian Mich. Mrs Elza Jacobs host couple. joined by George Strothers and Charles Strothers of Arlington. Raymond Jacobs and wife stayed on, with Miss Tle McKee to stay indefinitely in Detroit.
Miss Helen Perkins receives a farewell surprise at her North Vance Street home before departing Sunday for Bowling Green State Normal. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Perkins and many friends from Toledo and local families.
A large gathering from multiple families met in McCutchenville after the Chicago wedding on May 21. Guests included Gustave Kummerer Sr and Mrs Hoeps, N J Hein and family, Leo Kummerer and Chicago relatives, with 70 relatives attending a reception at the Hoepf home. Illness kept Albert Kummerer and Gustave Kummerer Jr from joining, and travelers returned home after a day of breakfast, gifts, and well wishes for the newlyweds.
dd Logsdon and children John b Cletus and Kennett of Ca j y Mr and Mrs Leo Hoepf and ren Gerald and Walter of Sal show a fragmented family notice with unreadable details.
The Stout family hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stout of town. Guests included Mr and Mrs gibAVard and son Billy Jean, Mr and Mrs Harley Clark and sons Richard and Medford, D. Kachéle of Orrville, and Russell by the Stout household.
Dinner guests on Memorial Day included Mrs Lizetta Sutphen known as Speaker from Columbus with Mr and Mrs Glenn Carus and their daughters Glenna and Mary Jean of Battle Creek and Mrs Flossa Washburn. Mev Lewis also attended.
A social note describes Mrs Smyth hosting guests including Mrs Forest N Fenne and Mist Clarenée. The item mentions eye contact and a description of the scene with Mrs A J Kinney present and other attendees.
Mrs Charles W McGill hosted the Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon at her West Findlay Street home. Members socialized and needlework followed roll call on current events. dinner was served. Guest Mrs D A Dow attended. next hostess will be Mrs Wesley Patterson in two weeks.
A Sunday picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Urban Wangler’s home drew a large group from Sandusky and nearby towns. Attendees included John Windau Stella Windau Gertrude DuBois Renne Myers Robert George August Windau Alma Win dau Harold Zeitseim Geo Pucklin Anna Lehefd Harry Yingling Burnell Frey Constance Wentz James Wangler and the hosts.
Social roundups detail visits and gatherings across Vanlue and nearby towns. Residents from Carey Findlay Marion St Paul Mt. Cary Ridge Center and Detroit stopped by to see family and friends including the LeMotts, Crates, Beard, Kell, Miller, Tong, Alspach and Wiseley, with Memorial Day hospitality noted.
Mrs. Jennie McEihinny returns from a two week visit in Middleport. Neighbors and relatives from Carey, Lima, Tiffin, Findlay, Detroit and Akron gather for visits and meals. Memorial Day weekend includes church activities, baptisms, weddings banns, and a large family gathering at the Von Stein home with abundant food and cheerful greetings.
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