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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
The C. I. G. class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school meets Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Roy Walters on West Findlay Street for a regular social event.
The P. R. S. club gathering with Mrs. Minor Koehler near Upper Sandusky was postponed from this afternoon to Thursday afternoon next week June 16.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Kramer and daughters Rosemary and Cleo, Mr and Mrs L J Nachbar, Mr and Mrs E G Snyder and daughter Phyllis Sue and Charles Waechter enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Gier's Bridge.
Mr and Mrs J R Eyestone and Mr and Mrs Frank Lambright of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Charles Loader and daughter Luella Mae of Vanlue were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Stanley Eyestone at their home northeast of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Silverstein and children of Kenton Mr. and Mrs. Max Oxman and daughter Miss Anne of Shelby and Mrs. I Adler and Mrs. H B Dunsker and daughter Jeanne of Rochester NY were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Silverstein Sunday.
Dr and Mrs R N Lee and several couples attended a Crawford Sunday picnic. Mrs Kenneth OBrien and Mrs Addison Rickle hosted Jester Bridge club at Elm Hills Tuesday evening with bridge and lunch. Next hosts named Calmes and Baker. The Hustons and relatives visited G B Johnson on E Findlay, and Frank Kennerley of Marion stopped by.
The T R C club spent an enjoyable afternoon with Mrs E F Thome last Thursday sixteen members and guests from Carey Toledo and area attended. Allen Vaughn won the mystery box. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Hull on June 23. A separate housewarming Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs T E Dromgold drew many friends and a tureen dinner was served.
Mrs D Lawrence Orians of northwest town to entertain the M B Club at her home this afternoon creating a light social gathering for members in the community.
Marjorie, Carolyn, Jo Donel son, Margaret, Leroy, Gerald, Catherine, and Martha Pahl picnicked Friday evening at Elm Hills in a casual family outing.
Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crawford were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sausser and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Roth of Vanlue.
Mr and Mrs Cletus Remlinger and son Cletus Edward were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr and Mrs R W Exline and daughter Barbara at their home on W North Street.
Mrs Emma Wehrle and Mrs John Long with daughter Jeannette and son Carl of Berwick and Miss Mary Elizabeth Wehrle of Stony Ridge were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs L M Cook.
Three tables were in play Monday afternoon as Mrs. G. M. Kurtz entertained for a salad bridge. Guests included Mrs. R. H. Kurtz of Akron and Mrs. H. M. Grinton of Philadelphia, with Mrs. J. D. Ewing taking the high score prize.
Mr and Mrs Robert Myers hosted a Sunday evening dinner at Merri Mac’s Inn. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Askam Mr and Mrs Addison Smith Miss Thelma Poole and Foster Mitchell of Findlay who later spent the evening at the Myers home on Patterson Street.
Friends gathered Saturday at Miss Stella Nye’s home to host house guests Mrs Alberta Hoffman and Miss Naomi Young of Plymouth. The gathering included numerous local women and a Nineteen Hundred club meeting followed by refreshments and notice of an upcoming Thursday get together hosted by Mrs. F. H. Frederick on E Findlay Street.
A Sunday evening family group enjoyed a pleasant picnic supper at Elm Hills. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kurtz and children Catherine and Robert of Akron, Mrs. H. M. Grinton and children Jack and Mary of Philadelphia, Homer Wonder, G. M. Kurtz, Margaret Dow, Gertrude Kurtz and son Donald, George Newhard and children Joe Mary Calista Horace Persis Effie, and Rev. and Mrs. J. J McCabe.
The Contract Bridge club will meet Tuesday afternoon of next week with Mrs Edward Riester at her home on West Findlay Street.
Mr and Mrs Moody Crawford and Harold Crawford of Vanlue and Miss Mabel Crumline of Adrian were supper and evening guests Thursday of last week of Miss Romaine Frederick at her home on West Findlay Street.
The J. T. Club gathered last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Glenn Watson hosting 30 miles northeast of town. Guests included Mrs. Cleo Buckingham of Carey and Mrs. Frisch of Adrian. next gathering is set for the last Thursday in June with Mrs. A. S. Ruehle.
The Philathea class met at Mrs. Joe Essex home with hostesses aiding. prayers led by Rev E D Paulin and Mrs Myrtle Perkins. scripture John 5 1 9 read. social hour followed with a two course luncheon. A church lawn social is planned for June 18.
A detailed schedule lists songs recitations and solos for a Children’s Day program at Christ Lutheran Church starting at 10:30 Sunday morning. Performers include Ardyth Byers Nora Lee Wagner Barbara Johnson Martha Gottfried and many others with anthems hymns and daily exercises.
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