Care y Community Visits Evangelical Parsonage Dinner
A Carey group visited Rev. and Mrs. C. I. Kerns at the Sandusky City Evangelical church parsonage Monday enjoying a pleasant dinner in the dining room. Attendees included Rev. Kerns, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindower and daughter Cleta, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson and daughters Anna and Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. George Perkins and family, Mrs. Mary Stroup, Mrs. Nettie Za briskie, and Miss Ardath McI ee and Mary and Martha Phillips.
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Evangelical Church
Sandusky City
Carey
Kerns
F. L. Livingston
Charles Lindower
Cleta
C. H. Johnson
Anna
Elizabeth
George
Queen Esther Social Gathers in Lutheran Sunday School
The Queen Esther class held a social at Mrs. W. R. Allen’s home on B Findlay street Tuesday evening. Miss Elsie Garman led devotionals with help from class members. Louise and Freddie Allen performed a piano piece. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs. Clyde Thomas Gladys Ogg Russell Gottfried S. H. Krebs Otto Gottfried and Miss Garman. Guest Mrs. Frank Boyd of Indianapolis attended. No regular meetings until September.
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Lutheran Sunday School
W. R. Allen
B.findlay Street
Elsie Garman
Louise
Freddie Allen
Clyde Thomas
Gladys Ogg
Russell Gottfried
S. H. Krebs
Otto Gottfried
Garman
Frank Boyd
Indianapolis
Bloom Birthday Celebration For Mr William Bloom
Mr and Mrs William Bloom and daughter Ilsie hosted relatives and friends Sunday to celebrate his birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J C Wooley and children, Mr Lewis Strite of Bluffton, Mr and Mrs Harry Stoody, and Mr Carl Rader of Carey. The group was later joined by Mr Russell Bloom and Mrs Jacob Stoody.
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William Bloom
Ilsie
Bloom
J. C. Wooley
Lewis Strite
Bluffton
Harry Stoody
Carl Rader
Carey
Russell Bloom
Jacob Stoody
Luth eran Choir Hosts Honor for Mrs MacGregor
On Friday evening the Lutheran choir entertained at Miss Elsie Howard’s home in honor of Mrs L S MacGregor, a recent bride. The event combined regular practice with contests and games, and Mrs Ross Johnson gifted Mrs MacGregor a cut glass cream and sugar set. Dainty pink and white refreshments completed the gathering with guests including Rev Lewis P Speaker and several others.
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Elsie Howard
L. S. MacGregor
Lewis P. Speaker
Lizette Speaker
A. H. Kennerley
Walter Myers
Carey area hosts varied relatives for weekend dinner
Mr and Mrs L S Criger entertained with dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ernest Cook and daughter Shirley and son Raymond of Toledo and Mrs Mary Ennis and daughters Goldie and Elma of Haskins. Afternoon visitors were Mrs Ella Smith and daughter Etta Kemmerly of Carey. Evening callers were Mr and Mrs I G Huston of Findlay.
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L. S. Criger
West of Carey
Ernest Cook
Shirley
Raymond
Toledo
Mary-Ennis
Goldie
Elma
Haskins
Ella Smith
Etta Kemmerly
Carey
I. G. Huston
Findlay
Carey High School Alumni Banquet Honors Class of 1926
About 100 guests attended last Thursday’s Alumni banquet honoring the Class of 1926. Betty Tyner of Findlay performed three dances and Voyle Bro shares delivered a chalk talk. The Methodist Aid served chicken dinner as the High School Jazz Orchestra played for an hour of dancing. P. E. Diller was elected president with Miss Elizabeth Stroup secretary and Miss Lucy Laughlin treasurer.
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Carey High School
Betty Tyner
Findlay
Voyle Broshares
Methodist Aid
P. E. Diller
Elizabeth Stroup
Lucy Laughlin
R. Bame
F. A. Galbroner
W. H. Phelps
Fostoria
Sunday Entertainments Near Carey and Lima
Entertained Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gerber of Toledo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bentz of Fostoria and Mr. and Mrs. John Slotterbeck at the Mark Mitten home east of Carey. In the afternoon they visited at the William Slotterbeck home east of Carey. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beebe and children and Miss Sue Gilliland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J I Riter in Lima.
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Ed Gerber
Toledo
Harold Bentz
Fostoria
John Slotter— Beck
Mark Mitten
Carey
William Slotterbeck
Fred Beebe
Wallace Beebe
Sue Gilliland
J. I. Riter
Lima
Local families host Sunday gatherings across nearby towns
Mr and Mrs G Snyder entertained guests including Mr and Mrs S E Shearer and Pearl, and Mr and Mrs Harry Clinger with daughters Marjorie and Martha from Bucyrus. Also present were Mr and Mrs T E B Cliger from near Carey and Mrs John Lowery. Harry Thomas and sons Robert and Donald of near Carey joined Mrs Cora Hart for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Mark Pahl of Columbus visited Mrs Ella Savidgee for Sunday supper.
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G. Snyder
S. E. Shearer
Pearl
Harry Clinger
Marjorie
Martha
Bucyrus
T. EB. Cliger
Carey
John Lowery
Harry Thomas
Robert and
Donald
Northwest of
Cora Hart
Mark Pahl
Columbus
Ella Savidgee
The Braganza Diamond Found by Three Exiles
Three criminals sent into exile in the Brazilian interior found the Braganza, one of the world’s largest diamonds. They delivered the gem to a priest who handed it to the governor. The stone became Portugal’s crown jewel, and the king pardoned the exiles.
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Portugal
Hotel sale and business transfers in Ohio towns
Frederick A J sells the Galt Hotel building to N B George of Fostoria. He takes over the Interurban restaurant in Fostoria and later sells it to Tony Nutter of Leipsic.
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A. J
Frederick
Galt
N. BE. George
Fostoria
Tony Nutter
Leipsic
Patience Faith and Love Create a Pandora Image
Fragmentary text describes Patience Hope and Love producing a collective image named Pandora in a peaceful sociable moment. The passage emphasizes a plastic impulse guiding their work and a higher sense of creation.
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Pandora
Bamely
Mrs Flossa Washburn Named Hillcrest Gardens Supervisor
Mrs Flossa Washburn has accepted the position of supervisor and inspector at Hillcrest Gardens, taking charge of operations and oversight duties.
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Flossa Washburn
Hillcrest Gardens
Knights of Columbus Baseball Open Season at Home
The Knights of Columbus baseball team opens the season at the rubber plant grounds on Sunday, June 6, hosting the Findlay Red River Specials. The Specials, featuring a 16-year-old battery and several former professionals, pose a strong test for the youngsters. The lineup includes Ballenger, Harmon, Heckman, Ridge, V. Harmon, Boutzon, Wyant, Teehan, Sheldon and more, while K of C’s roster lists Ortans, Pati, Or fans, Lons Way, Calmes, Ore fans, Brown, Courtad, Greer, V illoes, and Weaver. game location remains undisclosed.
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The
K. of. C
Rubber Plant
Findlay Red River ‘Specials
Ballenger
S. Harmon
Heckman
Ridge
V. Harmon
Boutzon
Wyant
Teehan
Sheldon
K. of C
G. Ortans
Pati
G. Lons Way
Calmes
D Ore
IR. Brown
C. Courtad
J. Greer
W. Greer
V.illoes
Fr. Lawrence
Iw. Weaver
Wind destroys forty acres of onions in local field
The wind on Wednesday ruined about 40 acres of onions owned by J. A. Newcomer and Cyril Kramer. Pioneer Picnic is set for Thursday, June 10. A. J. Frederick visited Fostoria on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill and daughters Madeline and Mary Ellen spent part of Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Bland in Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Cole of Sycamore and Little Jane Bland of Berry stayed with James and Mrs. Cole in Hamilton from Sunday to Wednesday. Mrs. Cole joined them for a three week visit.
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J. A. Newcomer
Cyril Kramer
Pioneer
A. J. Frederick
Fostoria
George Hill
Madeline
Mary Ellen
Alf Bland
Berry
Truman Cole
Sycamore
Jane Bland
Mr Cole
James Cole
Hamilton
Ohio advances in automobile ownership outpacing population
Ohio now has one motor vehicle for every 4.8 persons, improving from 1925's 5.1 and 1924's 5.8. Nationwide there is one car per 5.8 people, with Ohio above the U S average. Population estimates come from the Census Bureau and car figures from registrations, marking progress and prosperity.
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Ohio
United States
U. S. Census Bureau
Knights Set to Practice Thursday Evening
The Knights will practice Thursday evening at 6:00, confirming their upcoming on court schedule.
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Knights
Pioneer Picnic Details and Local Ad Remarks
Carey Times readers note a Pioneer Picnic set for Thursday June 10. The ad lists residents from Fostoria including Mr and Mrs August Windau and family, Mr and Mrs Arbam Wangler, Stella Windau, Rene and Joe Windau, Gertrude Du Bois and family, and Sister Innocentia. An unrelated line mentions porcelain top kitchen tables priced at 7.09.
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August Windau
Robert
Arbam Wangler
John Windau
Stella
Gertrude du Bois
Rene
Alex Windau
Joe
Fostoria
M. Innocentia
Rabb
Innocnetia
Nitrauer & Fruth
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Mutual
Queen Esther
Alwani
J.T. Club
Harley Clark
J. T. Club
Vernon Phillips
Hattie Ruehle
Susan Greer
Miss Greer
Mary Ruth Spokey
A. J. Kinney
Hotre Building
Thurs
Carey Firemen
Carey Hitching Grounds
W. North Street
Barnum
Ohio AT Work
ISZEG
Carey Times
Coleman Dry Goods Co
Joe Dumond and His
Serenaders
Billy Pryor
Banjo
Ev’ng
Stowe
John F. Stowe
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mr. Stowe
C. F. Sutter
Hudson
Studebaker
Essex
Phaeton
Ford
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