Sunday Dinner Guests at Local Homes
Mrs. Kittie Baker hosted a dinner on High Street with Mrs. A. Chesebrough Miss Jennie Steen and Miss Margaret Baker in attendance. Nearby Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Romig and daughters Miss Louise and Miss Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sheridan of west of town along with Bobby Seemann of Walbridge joined Mr. and Mrs. Perry Beard west of Vanlue for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Chesebrough
Jennie Steen
Margaret Baker
Kittie Baker
High Street
S. M. Romig
Louise
Ruth
C. D. ‘Sheridan
West of Town
Bobby Seemann
Walbridge
Perry Beard
West of
Vanlue
Dinner Guests Visit South Town Home
Mrs Henry Nigll, Mr and Mrs Hiram Peirce and Mr dad with Mrs Robert Brown were dinner guests Sunday at Hulda Brown's home south of town. Mr and Mrs Franklin Brown and son Frank David and their guest Mrs Fleece of Kenton called there in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nigll
Hiram Peirce
Dad
Robert Brown
Hulda Brown
Franklin Brown
Frank David
Fleece
Kenton
Local families dine with Mr and Mrs Elza Garn
A group of relatives from Marion Edison Van Wert and this place gathered Tuesday evening as supper guests of Mr and Mrs Elza Garn. Attendees included Alonzo Daniels Pearl Garn Kenneth Garn Jr Rose Todd Willis Garn, and Carey Garn with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Daniels
Pearl Garn
Kenneth Garn, Jr
Marion Doyle Garn
Edison
Rose Todd
Willis Garn
van Wert
Carey Garn
Elza Garn
Birthday dinner honors Malcolm Eugene Blue in Findlay
Mr and Mrs Almon Blue hosted a Sunday dinner at their Findlay street home for the birthday anniversary of their grandson Malcolm Eugene Blue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Russel Blue and son Malcolm Eugene of Findlay, Mr and Mrs L L Rowland and Rufus Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Blue
W. Findlay Street
Malcolm Eugene Blue
Russel Blue
Malcolm Eugene of
Findlay
L. L. Rowland
Rufus Hackney
Mt Vernon Group Dines With Salem Hosts
Mr and Mrs Jeff McDonald and family and Loren Ryan of Mt Vernon joined Edward and Miss Katie McDonald at Salem for a Sunday dinner. Attending were Virgil Schlachter Jack Spitler Henry Fleck and families. Elizabeth Roll of Kenton hosted a bridge club gathering Friday at Mrs Grover Snyder’s on E Findlay street with prizes won by Mrs Keller and high score by Mrs Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff McDonald
Irene
Lloyd
Loren Ryan
Mt. Vernon
Edward
Katie McDonald
Salem
Virgil Schlachter
New Riegel
Jack Spitler
South of Town
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
Elizabeth Roll
Kenton
Grover Snyder
E. Findlay Street
Chester Chapman
H. B. Keller
Robert Myers
Alva Criger
Keller
M. D. Shafer
Miss Roll
Lawn Party Honors Bride-to-Be Mildred Hall
Mrs L W Naus and Miss Marguerite Holden hosted a lawn party at S Fourth Street to honor Mildred Hall whose marriage to Charles A Naus is planned next week. Out of town guests included Mrs E A Starr of Columbus and Mrs George Snyder of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Naus
City
Marguerite Holden
Carey
S Fourth Street
Mildred Hall
Charles A Naus
Naus
E A. Starr
Columbus
George Snyder
Mrs Wright and Mrs Cramer Host M. B Club Gathering
Mrs W H Wright and Mrs Ida Cramer hosted the M. B club at their south of town home on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Vern Heck and children Miss Betty Spitler and Miss Ruth Wright. The mystery package drawn by Mrs Susan Lowery. Music by Mrs Wright Miss Spitler and Miss Wright. Next host Mrs Hilarian Haubert on June 15 north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Wright
Ida Cramer
M. B Club
Vern Heck
Betty Spitler
Ruth Wright
Anna High
Susan Lowery
Wright
Miss Spitler
Miss Wright
Hilarian Haubert
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School Social Event
Members of the Philathea class met Monday evening at Mrs. Gertrude Tate's home on S Vance street. Mrs. Dan Powell assisted. They opened with More Like the Master, read Mark 45 by Mrs. Virgil Green, and sang Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters. Mrs. Myrtle Perkins led the lesson. Conundrums were provided by Mrs. Elza Jacobs and Mrs. Harry Peirce. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Gertrude Tate
S Vance Street
Dan Powell
Virgil Green
Myrtle Perkins
Elza Jacobs
Harry Peirce
Sunday Dinner Guests Include Local Residents and Visitors
Sunday dinner guests at the northeast town's home of Mr and Mrs Edward Albus included Mr and Mrs John Weaver and Frank Brooks both of Upper Sandusky Miss Agnes Gillig of Fostoria and Earl Schreiner all visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weaver
Frank Brooks
Upper Sandusky
Agnes Gillig
Fostoria
Earl Schreiner
Edward Albus
Widow hosts farewell party for guest Ella Chese bro
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eliza Hoy in Vanlie a small gathering honored guest Mrs. Ella Chese bro as she prepared to depart for Toledo. Roses and garden flowers decorated the home and a 5 30 chicken dinner was served with covers for a long list of ladies including Mrs. Ida Diedrick Mrs. Sarah Hile Mrs. Elizabeth Morehart Mrs. Eva Lee Mrs. Nancy Burnap Mrs. Wilda Walters Mrs. Alice Stern Mrs. Flora Shuman Mrs. Martha LeMott Mrs. Ruby Criger and Mrs. Alice Swihart along with the hostess. The afternoon was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hoy
Vanlie
Ella Chesebro
Toledo
Ida Diedrick
Sarah Hile
Elizabeth Morehart
Eva Lee
Nancy Burnap
Wilda Walters
Alice Stern
Miss Oleafa Peterson Receives Twin Showers of Gifts
This week Miss Oleafa Peterson, bride of today, was honored with two showers. The Christ Lutheran choir hosted a kitchen shower at the Ross Johnson home on E Findlay Street with green decor and gifts. A second shower took place at Eugenia Henry’s home on W Findlay Street with pink blue and white arrangements, a lace table, candles, and a postman themed gift delivery by Master Joe Newhard. Miss Lanker won high bridge score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleafa Peterson
Ross Johnson
E. Findlay Street
Christ Lutheran Church
Miss Peterson
Paul R. Clouser
A. F. Byers
Charles Brayton
H. E. Wyatt
Hassen Wyss
E. 8. Burson
W. A. Miller
Elmer Wonder
M. D. Shafer
Margaret Brayton
Louise Romig
Elsie Howard
Melva Weininger
Mansfield
Peterson
Clayton Shuman
Della Peterson
Barbara
Eugenia Henry
W. Findlay Street
Richard Frederick
Robert Myers
A. W. Gear
Bernard Jacob
W. L. Mohler
Hilda Jacob
Opal Nachbar
Viola Jacob
Virginia Patterson
Ruth Riester
Charlotte Montague
Laura Keller
Maymiel Lanker
Henry
Joe Newhard
Lanker
Nineteen Hundred Club Meets With Mrs Loren Stahl Hostess
Mrs Loren Stahl will be hostess Friday afternoon to the members of the Nineteen Hundred Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteen Hundred Club
Loren Stahl
Luncheon Ends With Bridge For Nineteen Hundred Club Guests
Members of the Nineteen Hundred club gathered at 1:00 PM Friday at Mrs. J. D. Ewing's Findlay Street home. Guests included Mrs. T. E. Dromgold and Mrs. F. D. Hurd along with luncheon companions Mrs. J. J. McCabe and Mrs. Paul R. Clouser. Contract bridge followed the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ewing
Findlay Street
T. E. Dromgold
F. D. Hurd
J. J. McCabe
Paul R. Clouser
Bridge Party At Mrs Chapman’s Notables In attendance
Mrs Chester Chapman Mrs M D Shafer and Miss Mildred Gunther hosted a bridge gathering at Mrs Chapman’s W Finglay Street home. Seven tables played with a green and pink color scheme and garden flowers. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Roll Kenton Miss Irene Gillet Miss May Mullholand and many others. High scores went to Miss Henry and Mrs Goff. A dainty lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Chapman
M. D. Shafer
Mildred Gunther
Chapman
W. Finglay Street
Elizabeth Roll of
Kenton
Irene Gillet
May Mullholand
Mildred Campbell
Louise van Buren
Jennie Steen
Elsie Howard
Martha
W. S. Huffman
Charles Calmes
Linus Myers
C. C. Thome
Free Scoarse
Henry
Goff
Carey Boy Honored by Future Farmers
Columbus June 3 Robert Jones Radnor Ohio was chosen president of the Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America at the fifth annual meeting here Friday. Other officers elected were Vice president Lloyd Sharp Carrolton secretary David Jones Van Wert county treasurer Kenneth Conrad Smithville reporter Walter Bender Waldo executive committee Fred Collar Vaughnsville John P Watt Jr Greenfield and Arthur Brown Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robert Jones
Radnor
Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America
Lloyd Sharp
Carrolton
David Jones
van Wert County
Kenneth Conrad
Smithville
Walter Bender
Waldo
Fred Collar
Vaughnsville
John P. Watt, Jr
Greenfield
Arthur Brown
Carey
Local Reunion Cards List Moving Details In Carey
Mr and Mrs Ralph Greene move from Sloman property on W Brown Ave to Wm Lanker house next door. Mr and Mrs John Twining relocate from Donelson property on E North St to Sloman house on W Brown Ave. Phillip Charles and Wilfred Noon rent one flat in Burson block on S Vance St moving from S Muncie St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Ralph Greene
Sloman
W. Brown Avenue
Wm. Lanker
John Twining
Donelson
E. North Street
Phillip
Charles
Wilfred Noon
Burson
S. Vance Street
S. Muncie Street
Children’s Day Exercises at St Paul Church
A Saturday night program at St Paul church south of Vanlue highlights Children’s Day exercises. The lineup includes piano solos, recitations by many children, songs, duets, a Bible drill, a cornet solo, and a candle drill performed by local youths. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Vanlue
Robert Shisler
W. R. Shisler
Raymond
Beck
Claren Lee
Arlene Robison
Ralph
Eugene Pratt
Ardith Thomas
Martha Lee
Thelma Farthing
Doris Jean Bayless
Carol Cole
Billy Wohlgamuth
Harold Perkins
Martha
Don Presler
Donna Beck
Long
Maxine Pickett
Frances, Peirce
Bebe Thomas
Betty Vogel
Diet
Loig
Leona
Rayless
Virginia Perking
Doris Beck
Howard Perkins
James Steen
Donald Presler
Gerald Baughman
John Phelps
Donald Wohlgamuth
Neva Dewey
Ss. C. Presler
Ruth Phelps
Nina Cravens
Reva Baughman
Thelma Dewey
Raymond Beck
Virginia Thomas
Margaret Wohlgamuth
Look the House Over and Home Improvement Push
A homeowner guide explains fixing wiring plumbing roof floors and garden now costs less than in years past. It urges taking on renovations to save money, create jobs, and stimulate the economy by investing in property improvements and labor.
Scrap Books Preserve 40 Years of Local Clippings
E E Moser of the west side owns five scrap books filled with newspaper clippings spanning four decades. The volumes include obituaries of prominent local residents and reuse used clothing sample books as covers, leaving space for future clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E E Moser
Moser
Carey Times Reunion Card Printing Service
The Carey Times offers reunion card printing services at its office, inviting readers to place orders for personalized keepsakes and event invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Sale of Dow Street property in Carey Wyandot County
In the Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas case 11867 William Yingling et al v Harry Simonis et al the court orders a public auction of a described Carey real estate at 201 Dow Street on July 8 1933 at 2 00 p m. The property is 26 feet off the east of Lot 7 and 18 feet off the west of Lot 8 Alvin Dow Addition and appraised at 1200 dollars with cash on delivery of deed. Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz and attorney F J Stalter represent the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
William Yingling
Harry Simonis
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Alvin Dow
Carey
Harry Weatherholtz
F. J. Stalter
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M. B. Club
Philathea
Oroe
Bor
Big Pioneer
Saturn
of Allen-A Products
Allen
Burson Clothing Co
ST. Paul
Dolores Steen
Dean Clady
Frances Peirce
Audrey Tong
Avonell Robison
Mrs. Shisler
Fabian Welding Shop
N. Vance St
W. R. Hudson
W. Brown Ave
Carey, O
Garey Times
Remlinger
C. M. Wenner Farm
F. C. Wenner
Carey O
South St
Elerding
P. B. Emerine
H. L. Wenner
First National Bank
Nevada Deposit Bank
Sycamore State Bank
Farm Bureau
W. Findlay St
Grove Street
George Miller
L. J. Nachbar
Lloyd Stroub
Homer Wonder
Onde
Davis
Crawford
Joé Silverstein
Norman
Orians
Keckler
Greer
Keck
Ler’s
Greer’s
Donelson’s
Keckler’s
Donelson's
Red Circle
Iona Brand
Biscbar
Poputer
N.B.C
Old Munich
R. Whitehouse Milk
Atp Food Stores
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