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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
3
Court finds defendant Henry R. Neiderhauser guilty of extreme cruelty and gross neglect as alleged. Plaintiff Helen Neiderhauser is awarded a divorce and deemed entitled to costs.
Donald D. Stowe of Upper Sandusky and Louise C. Sydenstricker of Upper Sandusky are listed as a couple. Harold J. Jordan of Tiffin and Catherine M. Bachman of Upper Sandusky are noted as a couple. Rev. C. F. Betz is also referenced in the notice.
A license was issued Saturday to David S. Kotterman Nevada clerk and Mildred Hulda Smith Eden township teacher daughter of G R Smith. Another license went to Cloyd Melvin Temple Upper Sandusky painter son of M J Temple and Lucy Mildred Mott Upper Sandusky student daughter of H M Mott. Temple to officiate.
County Treasurer B H. Martin announced on Tuesday that his office is prepared to begin collecting the June taxes. The statement confirms readiness to process payments and issues for the upcoming tax period.
Paul Calmes was home from New Carlisle from Wednesday until Sunday. Miss Estella Kessler spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J J Kohmann. Elaine Thome of Carey is visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs E F Thome. Mr and Mrs E F Thome were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Perry Bland in Findlay. Mr and Mrs E A Metzger of Toledo spent Monday evening at the Walter Gottfried home. Mr and Mrs Homer Phillips and children spent Sunday afternoon.
Sunday and holiday visiting lists fill weekends from Carey to Alvada with relatives and friends. Harold and Donald Brown stay with the Allen Vaughn family. many guests travel to see Mrs C W Cupp in Toledo and attend Decoration Day events in Findlay.
John Kiser spent last week with his aunt near Kenton. Paul Crates enjoys fishing at the lake this week. Mrs John Hoy’s house has a new coat of paint. Mrs S A Hischbach visits Findlay for a couple of weeks. Hazel Anderson of Dayton visited relatives here last week. J B Moore of Maumee was a caller here. Tuesday morning Mr and Mrs Ralph Horner visited friends in Xenia over Decoration Day. Flora Shuman spent Thursday at the home of Harvey Sloan. Jacob Weaver of Deshler spent Friday with Mrs Flora Shuman. John Hile spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Glen Hile. Aaron Alspach and Fla Miller spent Thursday and Friday night in Findlay. I C W Dipert and family and W H Pike spent Decoration Day at the Lewistown reservoir near St Marys. Earl Breitigam left Thursday with James Brown for a trip to Texas and Oklahoma. Mrs Frank Binder of Council Bluffs Iowa, visiting after Everett Shuck’s death. A number from here attended Everett Shuck’s funeral at Ark church in Biglick township Sunday. Marion Snook and Mrs A Pschbach visited Mrs Ella Chesebrough at Monclova. Chesebrough joined them to Vanlue for several days.
Mrs Jennie Sellers spent Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs S M Miller in Findlay. Mr and Mrs R M Kirkbride spent Friday and Saturday in Columbus where Mr Kirkbride attended the annual judging contest at Ohio State. Mr and Mrs W G Templeton of Ionia Michigan, Mr and Mrs S W Miller and Mrs A Davis of Findlay visited Mrs Jennie Sellers Saturday morning.
Our Lady of Consolation parish notes services with Rev. Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Cyprian Terwoord as assistant. Mass schedules include Low Mass 7 30 a m High Mass 1 00 p m and Rosary Benediction at 7 30 p m.
Rev N W Sager pastors Sunday School at 930 with Wesley Phillips superintendent Boys and girls under 15 will not meet until scarlet fever alert lifts Morning worship at 1045 and evening worship at 800 led by the pastor Evangelical League meets at 700 with topic How to Conquer Anger Cloyce Rader leader Prayer services each Wednesday at 800 Rev C R Allen district superintendent will lead service June 12 followed by quarterly conference Stewards for coming year and a delegate to annual conference elected Communion service on June 16 official board meets Friday at 800 and Sunday school board meets after.
Sunday school at 915 am with adult classes. children in beginners primary and junior departments barred due to scarlet fever quarantine. Service at 1030 am with sermon by Pastor. Afternoon service in Vanlue Lutheran at 2 30 pm. Vespers at 0000 pm with sermon. Wednesday Woman's Missionary Society at 2 00 o'clock. Saturday choir rehearsal at 7 30 o'clock.
Union Bethel Church holds worship at 9 00 am with Sunday school and a unified service at 7 30 pm. Beech Grove Church offers Sunday school at 9 39 am and worship at 10 30 am, plus a 00 p m Thursday mid week prayer service.
The Church of God on Vance Street invites worshipers to Sunday School at 9 30 a m. preaching at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Thursday prayer service begins at 7 30 p m with Allen Fruth as superintendent and Naomi Fenstermaker as pastor.
The First Methodist Church led by Minister A. C. Rainsberger and Superintendent C. W. Lanning offers Sunday School at 9 50 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with special music. Attendance for children under 15 is not allowed. The sermon theme is The Devil's Triple Approach and worship emphasizes Sabbath reflection.
Sunday and Monday gatherings centered on families of Vaughn Bland Day Gibson and Beaschler. Visitors included Mrs Florein Day and grandson Richard Gibson at Mrs Donald Myers in Carey and E E Gibson households.
Families gathered for dinners and visits across multiple farms near Carey and Fremont. Audley Beaschler hosted twins Nellie and Charles with relatives H O Beaschler, Mamie, Bernice, and Aaron Alspach attending. Gilliland families from New Philadelphia and Fostoria hosted and visited friends and kin through the week.
Harry Bechtel of Oakland spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Harry Nye. Lloyd Rife and Ruth Anna Stout of Lovell visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Forrest Hurd er and Mrs Clarence Weber of Columbus, who were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Nye last weekend.
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