Local Social News Highlights From Monday Dinner Gatherings
Monday dinner gatherings featured Mrs E M Burson and Mrs J J Stoll with W W Savidge from Greencamp at the McDonald home. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs F M McDonald with Lewie Reis and children Charles and Louise on the north side. Sunday visits honored Paul McNutt of near Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Burson
J. J. Stoll
Greencamp
W. M. McDonald
F. M. ‘McDonald
This Place
Lewie Reis
Charles and
Louise
Paul McNutt
Upper Sandusky
Thomé Family Hosts Noon Dinner at Findlay Street Home
Mr and Mrs C C Thome and children entertained at a noon dinner Sunday at their Findlay street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs E F Thome of east of town Miss Viola Tyson and George Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Thomé
E. Findlay Street
E. F. Thome
East of Town
Viola Tyson
George Ash
Hobnobbers Club Hosts Evening Meets with Prize Winning Bridge
Mrs C B Myers hosted the Hobnobbers club meeting last evening with Miss Mildred Campbell as guest. Mrs J A Schira won the prize in bridge. A dainty lunch was served. Mrs George Snyder is scheduled to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Myers
Mildred Campbell
Bridge
J. A. Schira
George Snyder
Thome Host Couple Lead Bridge Club Gathering
Mr and Mrs C C Thome hosted a regular bridge club meeting last Thursday. Garl Krout won high score and refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs P C Goff will entertain the club on Thursday evening June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Thome
Bridge Club
Garl Krout
P. C. Goff
Amicitia Club Members Luncheon and Social Visit
Fifteen Amicitia club members from Fostoria toured to Carey for a needlework and social afternoon hosted by Mrs. Clifford Pessell. Guests included Mrs. Harry Bowman and Mrs. L. L. Bland, with a luncheon served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicitia Club of
Fostoria
Carey
Clifford Pessell
Harry Bowman
L. L. Bland
Max Stringfellow
Family Dinner Hosts Bring Wide Circle of Guests
Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs hosted a Friday dinner at their N Vance Street home. Guests included Mrs W J Louder and son Alfred from Washington DC, Mrs Walter Craig from Marshall, Mr and Mrs R W Jacobs and daughters Shirley and Carolyn of Detroit, Mrs H B Tippin, Mrs Etta Herge of Findlay, and Mrs T W Shull of Vanlue. Additional visitors included Mrs F G Grose of Findlay and Mr and Mrs R B Jacobs. Etta Jacobs and Hirge are sisters, as are Souder Shull Tippin, and another sister Mrs Guy Burnayw lives in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
N Vance Street
W. J. Louder
Alfred
Washington, DC
Walter Craig
Marshall
R. W. Jacobs
Shirley
Carolyn
Detroit
H. B Tippin
Etta Herge
Findlay
T. W. Shull
Vanlue
F. G. Grose
R B_ Jacobs
Shower Honors Newlyweds Cletus and Mrs Remlinger
A Saturday evening gathering at 1 Findlay Street hosted by Mr and Mrs J T Stom haugh honored newlyweds Cletus and Mrs Remlinger with a shower of gifts. Attendees included Clarence Gardner Raymond Logsdon Lester Magers Wilfrid Logsdon Solomon Rufing Henry Pahl John Pahl Agnes Pahl L M Remlinger Wilfrid Stom baugh and Harry McElroy from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. Stomhaugh
Findlay Street
Cletus Remlinger
Clarence Gardner
Raymond Logsdon
Lester Magers
Tiffin
Wilfrid Logsdon
Solomon Rufing
Henry Pahl
John Pahl
Agnes Pahl
L. M Remlinger
Wilfrid Stombaugh
Harry McElroy
Toledo
Entertains For Mrs Grinton at Mrs Wonder's Home
Mrs BB Kurtz and Mrs Homer Wonder will host four tables of bridge this afternoon at Mrs Wonder's northeast town home. Invited guest is Mrs H M Grinton of Philadelphia who is visiting sister Mrs George Newhard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. Kurtz
Homer Wonder
Brigge
Wonder
H. M. Grinton
Philadelphia
Grinton
Lutheran Youth Picnic Planned at Riegter's Grove
The Lutheran young people schedule a picnic on Tuesday evening June 16 at Riegter's grove near Crawford. Helen Gottfried and Charles Hoff lead devotions and program, with Beebe Montague Ruehle and Lucille Ruehle on refreshments and Dean Ruehle handling transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riegter’s Grove
Crawford
Helen
Gottfried
CharlesHoff
Helen “Beebe
Lucille Montague
Bernicé Ruéhle
Dean Ruehle
Bridge Party At Mrs Richard Davidsons Hosts EF Street
Mrs Richard Davidson entertained with two tables of bridge at her home on EF Street Saturday evening. Guests included Mrs Howard DeWitt Mrs Samuel Gunther Mrs Chester Chapman Mrs L N Zahn Mrs Mervin Shafer Mrs Wesley Bishop and Miss Elizabeth Roll. Mrs Chapman won high score prize. The hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davidson
EF. South Street
Howard ‘DeWitt
Samuel Gunther
Chester Chapman
L. N. Zahn
Mervin Shafer
Wesley Bishop
Elizabeth Roll
Chapman
W. Findlay Street
Mildred Gunther
Bridge
William Walz
K. L. Leonard
P. C. Goff
C. GC. Simonis
I. G. McDaniel
W.s.huffman
Edwin Capell
Donald Fetters
Mildred Campbell
Eugenia Henry
George Newhard
H. M. Grinton
Philadelphia
Ross Patterson
Homer Mitchell
W. N. Johnson
D. A. Capell
Margaret Ann Pepple
Howard DeWitt
L. N
Evening Of Bridge At Chapman Home Receives Guests
Mrs. Chapman and Miss Mildred Gunther hosted a bridge evening Monday at W Findlay Street inviting a long list of friends. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Leonard won the high score and Miss Campbell placed second.
Evening Bridge Held at Findlay Street Home
Exquisite appointments marked an evening bridge event hosted by Mrs Harold Houk and Miss Gertrude Houk on W Findlay street. Seven tables enjoyed play with guests including Mrs K L Leonard, Mrs Ross Patterson, Mrs W Johnson, and many others. Miss Mildred Gunther won high score, Mrs J D Ewing took second, followed by a light lunch served at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Houk
Gertrude Houk
Findlay Street
K. L. Leonard
Ross Patterson
W . Johnson
Frank Hurd
Edwin Capell
Edward Mriester
George Newhard
Homer Mitchell
W. McChesney
E. B Kurtz
Byron Ogg
I. L Culler
Loren Stahl
H. B. Keller
Homer Wonder
M. Kurtz
J. D. Ewing
Emma Stief
R. C van Buren
Donald Fetters
Irene Gillet
Mildred Gunther
Eugenia Henry
B. P. Porter
Robert Myers
Harry M. Grinton
Philadelphia
Chester Chapman
Margaret Ann Pep
Dinner Guests Share Sunday With Myers Family
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder and daughters Marita and Joyce visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Myers and daughter Joan for a family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Marita
Joyce
C. B. Myers
Joan
Dinner guests at Wesley Wonder home north of town
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robisor and family along with Miss Orel Bayless and Everett Lee visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Wesley Wonder located north of town. The group included Dale and Earl Robisor and Miss Avanelle and Arlene Robisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robisor
Dale
Earl
Avanelle
Arlene
Orel
Bayless
Everett Lee
Vanlue
Wesley Wonder
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School Meeting Planned
A committee of Mrs Harold Lee Miss Mabel Bame and Miss Ruth Morehart will entertain the C I Co class of Memoriail Evangelical Sunday school Friday evening at Miss Bame s home on W Findlay street. The book of Ruth will be discussed at the meeting. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lee
Mabel Bame
Ruth Morehart
C. I. Co
Memoriail Evangelical Sunday School
Miss Bame
W. Findlay Street
Ruth
Picnic At Park With Hobnobbers Club Members
Members of the Hobnobbers club and friends plan a park picnic supper this evening. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chapman Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Goff Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Myers Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schira Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Shafer Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Zahn Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kramer Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Simonis Dr. and Mrs. I. G. McDaniel Miss Marie Holden and Carl Bell of Fisher II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Chapman
George Snyder
P. C. Goff
C. B. Myers
J. A. Schira
Mervin Shafer
W. N. Johnson
L. N. Zahn
Slumber Party at Miss Etta Kemmerly’s Home
Miss Etta Kemmerly hosted a Saturday night slumber party at her W Findlay Street home for friends. Sunday they drove to Riverside Club near Upper Sandusky for breakfast and a day of leisure with guests Ruth Slemmer Grace Slemmer Grace Neate Margaret Neate Wanda Rneife from Upper Sandusky and Helen Ruehle of Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Kemmerly
W. Findlay
Riverside Club
Upper Sandusky
Ruth
Grace Slemmer
Grace
Margaret Neate
Wanda Rneife
Helen Ruehle
Adrian
Williams Charged With Assault in Carey Arrest
Charles Williams, living north of town, was arrested Tuesday midnight by Carey police on an affidavit from his father Daniel Williams. The charge includes assault and battery and malicious threats. Sheriff Lawrence Weatherholtz and Deputy Fred Jonas assisted, locating Williams in Carey and returning him for arraignment before Justice F E Weidaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Carey
Daniel Williams
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Fred Jonas
Williams
Carey Williams
Married in Findlay Miss Betty Kern Dye Weds Alfred Addington Rose
Betty Kern Dye daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Dye of Findlay married Alfred Addington Rose son of Mr and Mrs W H Rose of Toledo at the bride's parents home. Rose is nephew of Mrs H J High and Peter Long of this place. Printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kern Dye
Louis Dye
Findlay
Alfred Addington Rose
W. H. Rose
Toledo
Mr. Rose
H. J. High
Peter Long
Carey Times
Twenty Millionth Ford Tour Passes Carey With Henry Ford
The twenty-millionth Ford car led a cross country tour with a dozen latest model Fords. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford witnessed ceremonies as the car, from the Rouge plant April 14, reached Carey. It then went to Greenfield Village to honor the first Ford and the 1893 Gasoline Buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Carey
Henry
Edsel Ford
Ford’ Motor Company
Rouge
de Mich
Henry I Ford
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Lewis Petit
Columbus
Store brings Patricia Ann to Haines family
A daughter was born on Thursday June 4 to Mr and Mrs Luther Haines of Van Lue. She has been named Patricia Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Haines
Vanlue
Patricia Ann
Butter consumption rises to 15 pounds per person
USDA figures show per capita butter consumption near 15 pounds annually, totaling about 2,119,452,000 pounds for the nation.
Rose gardens endure heat with smart care tips
Ohio State University floriculture professor Alex Laurie says 2 inch mulch wards weeds and preserves moisture in beds. Do not let roses go to seed. cut fades but leave at least three leaves for future buds. Inspect often for suckers on budded or grafted varieties and clip them. Mildew and black spot spike in cool wet seasons. sulfur or manganic dust weekly helps prevent or curb them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Laurie
Ohio State University
Shalliow
Lairds
Tor
Lemon Mixup Between Mother and Frankie
A家庭 scene shows a mother correcting a shopping mistake as Frankie explains he bought lemons after slipping and mishearing a request for eggs. The exchange captures a small domestic moment with a touch of humor.
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Fostoria Club
Mra. S
R. Bame
J. D. Siddall
C. C. Thome
Free Scoarse
L. M. Remlinger
Grover Snyder
American Legion Auxiliary
Newhard “Insurance Agency
Ohio
H. G. Feasel
George Pahl
Frederick St
KampKook
Ray Tracy
High Street
W. R. Markley
Buckland Duplex
Lillian Lytle
Chrysler
National Bank
Farmers Bank of McCutchenville
O. H. Bott
Marlborough Ave
Mich
James Briggs
Grove St
Frederick Street
George Remlinger
Albert Adelsperger
N. Vance St. Carey
Ida M. Shireman
Admx
McCutchenville, O
Clarence Gamel
Canada
H. E. Clark
United States Department of Agriculture
Rose Gardens
Frankie
Kroh’s Family Shoe
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
State College of Agriculture
Pillsbury
Kraft Cheese
Whitehouse
Kirk
Wyandotte Cleanser
Santos
Lux
AIP Food Stores
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
John Wilson P.O. Box
Columbus, Ohio
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