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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

4

Social Events Highlight Findlay Gatherings and Club Meetings

Sunday dinner guests at Mrs Grant Tong in Findlay included Mrs J J Stoll Mrs E M Bur son Mr and Mrs F M McDonald Mrs W M Karr from Carey Mr and Mrs B E Hudson Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Dewey Kraft Findlay. The Philathea class met at Mrs Charles Robison's southwest of town with 45 attending.

J J Stoll E. M. Burson F. M. McDonald W M. Karr Carey B. E Hudson Upper Sandusky Dewey Kraft Findlay Grant Tong S. Front Street Philathea Memorial Sunday School Charles Robison A. H Green Henry Feasel Myrtle Perkins Mary Stroup Vertie Bame Warren Luzader Clarence Powell B. F. Kitzler Hira Jacobs Florence Daymon Arlene Robison Parson Lamb Vim Green Frances Green Claude Johnson Barbara Kitzler L. L. Rowland Willis Dible Maxene Perkins Wesley Wonder Evert Lee Maxene Ralph Veith Nancy Ellen Upper Sandusky Luther Creighton Billy Arlene Perkins Clifford Tong Sam Newcomer

Carey high school alumni honor 1939 class banquet

About 150 attended the alumni banquet at the Catholic hall honoring 52 members of Carey High School’s 1939 class. Rev W E Bradley opened with prayer, then a program featured Robert Heck as president, Paul Burson’s class response, multiple soloists and a tap dance. Officers elected included George Snyder as president and Louise Van Buren as treasurer. Out of town guests listed include Rev W E Bradley, Floyd Mullholand, Dr Everett McKee, Ruth Tikemier, John Phillips, and others.

Catholic Hall the Carey High School W. E. Bradley Findlay Robert Heck Paul Burson Paul Ewing Lewis Fabiani Alton Kinsinger Martha Ann Tracey June Criger George Snyder Ruth Riester Louise van Buren H. B. Keller Harold Houk George Newhard H. K. van Buren Richard Frederick Paul Powell W E Bradley Floyd Mullholand Toledo Everett McKee Ruth Tikemier Pemberville John Phillips Near Fremont Edwin Naxs Edgar Keller Leonard Weaver Geraldine Koehler Jane Kin

U and I Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Findlay Street Home

Mrs Roy Ryder entertained the U and I club Tuesday evening at her Findlay street home. Guests included Mrs George Stump Grantsville WV Mrs H B Keller Miss Carolyn Newhard and Mrs F L Moyer. The group played contract bridge with Mrs William Pontius winning high score prizes and Mrs Free Scoarse the galloping prize. Mrs Keller earned the guest prize as refreshments were served.

Roy Ryder U and I Club E. Findlay Street George Stump Grantsville W. Va H. B. Keller Carolyn Newhard F. L. Moyer William Pontius Free Scoarse Keller

Banquet of Catholic Ladies and Juveniles in Pilgrim House

The 92 members attended the annual banquet at Pilgrim House on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lonsway and Mrs. Pahl led arrangements. The program featured songs, readings, dances, recitations, short talks, and a blessing by Fr. Joseph, with Mrs. Gerald Collet presiding and piano accompaniments by Mrs. Wickiser.

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Pilgrim House R. M. Lonsway H. L. Pahl America Gerald Collet Erma Yost Virginia Elchert Dorothy Ann Weaver Charles Davidson Paul Davidson H L. Pahl J. T. Stombaugh Edmund Pahl Frances Riester Fr Joseph Joseph Russell Wickiser

Bride to Be Catherine Pahl Feted by Two Showers

Miss Catherine Pahl, soon to wed Vincent Long on June 22, received two miscellaneous bridal showers last week hosted by Mrs Joe Miller on Grove Street. Guests included Mrs Fordyce Gottfried, Mrs Russell Myers, Miss Mary Kitzler, Mrs Reuben Gottfried of Upper Sandusky, and several others in the community.

Catherine Pahl Vincent Long Joe Miller Grove Street Fordyce Gottfried Russell Myers Mary Kitzler Reuben Gottfried Upper Sandusky Richard Routh Denver Donelson Teal Slike Ralph Smiley Harold Risner Irene Miller Reuben Middleton Martha Black Kenneth Nye Colleen Hutchinson Marie Kennerley Russell Twining Robert

Careful social rounds noted in Carey Research club report

Long Miss Martha Pahl and Mrs. George Pahl hosted guests on Frederick street. The Carey Research club held a dinner at Harshberger restaurant with a social period at Rose Diller’s home. A short business session named the 1938-39 committee and installed new officers led by President Miss Della Gilliland and others.

Carey Research Club Harshberger Rose Diller Incides Stella Nye Mattie Myers Wayne Crawford J. J. Stoll Millie Payne Al+mor Blue Diller Della Gilliland S. B. Beitler Elmer Wonder

Wentz to Speak on Judging Percheron Horses at National Meet

Charles A. Wentz of Upper Sandusky will present “Judging Percheron Horses” at a national Percheron judges and breeders conference in Indianapolis on June 16. He was invited by the Percheron Horse Association of America to join 14 leading horse experts. The two day event includes an open field day at Carmel farm by Eli Lilly official Charles J. Lynn with amateur judging contests and a live judging demonstration. The conference aims to unite breeders and standardize the Percheron breed.

Charles A. Wentz Upper Sandusky Indianapolis Mr. Wentz Perchéron Horse Association of America Chicago Carmel Ind Charles J. Lynn Eli Lilly & Company Columbia Club National Percheron Association

Ohio Gets Federal Hiring Tide for Census Jobs

Ohio workers brace for a share of federal census funding with about 27 500 district supervisory posts lasting six months and 6 500 enumerators earning roughly five dollars per day for three weeks.

Lamb Enters Interstate Junior Livestock Show

Lee Rodgers of Santa Rosa California enters a lamb in the Interstate Junior Livestock Show at the San Francisco Fair. The lamb’s alarmed expression resembles a frightened roller coaster rider, but Rodgers sees curiosity and happiness in the moment.

Lee Rodgers Santa Rosa Califf Rodgers San Francisco Fair

Farm commodity price listing fragment

A partial crop and livestock price sheet shows commodities such as wheat oats corn soybeans butterfat and eggs with values listed for different grades and weights. The fragment includes figures like 482 68 80 23 11 to 15 and lacks full context.

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Softball League Scores and Standings Update

The report lists multiple players with two-base hits and home runs across games. Standings show Frigidaires leading with .800, Bursons and Moose near .667, Porcelains at .286. recent results include Porcelains 12 National Limes 1, Bursons 3 Frigidaires 3, Porcelains 14 Moose 3, Bursons 14 National Limes 1, and upcoming June 8 Frigidaires vs Porcelains.

Frigidaires Wey Sonne Ee The Porcelains Bursons Moose National Limes

Vacation Days Teach Caution for Safe Driving

The Ohio Highway Director Robert S. Beightler urges slower driving during school vacation as children roam freely. He warns motorists a child may dart into traffic and urges parents to keep kids off busy streets to prevent accidents.

Robert S. Beightler Beightler

Saving habits and the place of children's banks

Nat Belknap argues that despite bank struggles and New Deal programs, teaching children to save remains essential. He supports parental opening of savings accounts for babies, trusts banks as safe custodians, and cautions against reliance on unearned subsidies. The Henry County Signal columnist urges lasting, disciplined saving.

Nat Belknap Henry County

Out of Her Misery He What Would I Have to Give You for Kiss

She offers a frenzied plea in a melodramatic scene as he asks for a kiss while she resists, the tension framed by implied coercion and dark suggestion of chloroform as a plot device.

If It's A Woman A Thing Of Beauty Keeps You Broke

A quirky line notes the paradox of investing in beauty or fashion. The phrase suggests spending on style can strain finances and test frugal budgets. It reads like a local columnist aside or a social commentary on consumer habits.

June schedule top teams and hitting leaders summary

June matchups list Moose versus National Lime and Stone on the 9th Frigidaires face Moose on the 12th and Bursons meet Porcelains on the 13th. Lead hitters includePet Reynolds of National Limes 500 Coppler of Moose 435 De Amicis of Bursons 421 Hayman of Bursons 412 J Campbell of Frigidaires 412.

Bursons Heck Evans Routh G Doppler Reynolds Logsdon Messmer R Ward C Baker Troiano H Ward Pet. Reynolds National Limes Coppler Moose Wees de Amicis Hayman J. Campbell Frigidaires

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