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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
Mrs Clarence Lawhead of north east town will host the P R S club meeting Thursday afternoon, inviting members to gather at her residence for the event.
Mrs Paul McArthur and Mrs John Sheridan hosted a Thursday afternoon shower at Mrs Sherian's home for Mrs J F Dible. Guests included Mrs L E Treece Mrs Perry McDaniel Mrs Jay Newhard Miss Lucy Laughlin Miss Madalene Pipes and others plus a light lunch was served.
Miss Agnes Pahl and Miss Evelyn Vaughn hosted a bridge gathering last Thursday evening at Miss Pahl’s home. Guests included Miss Martha Schira Miss Florence Schira Miss Caroleen Dow Miss Versa Orians and Mrs Cletus Reminger. Florence Schira won high score prize and Elizabeth Myers earned the club prize. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. S R Bame hosted four tables of bridge Saturday evening on W Findlay Street for daughter Eloise’s birthday anniversary. Guests included Nora Bame Chicago Esther Fledderjohn and many locals. Evelyn Kear won high score. Mrs. Samuel Gunther assisted with refreshments.
Mrs. Robert Myers hosted a pink and white birthday party on S Patterson street for Jack Myers with 28 children from local families. Festivities included games, a four candle cake, pink gift packages, and a luncheon in the decorated garage. Separately a Christian Endeavor Society picnic in Vanlue honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Charles Hart with a bridge lamp and social hour at Carey Park.
About 225 friends of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Dible gathered at the Hunter home south of Carey to celebrate their June 8 Greenup Kentucky marriage. Ice cream and cake accompanied gifts for the newlyweds.
A family group Sunday enjoyed a tureen dinner with Mr and Mrs Carl Heck and Paul Heck south of town. The assembly included Mr and Mrs Loren Ray and sons David and Peter of White Plains New York, Mr and Mrs David Heck, Mrs Ross Patterson and daughter Marian, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Heck and daughter Ruth.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Shafer and other couples attended a tureen dinner Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chapman on W Findlay street. Mrs. Shafer and Mr. Goff won prizes at the following bridge game.
Mrs Loren Stahl hosted a 7 00 luncheon for the Nineteen Hundred club with guests Mrs Adam Hagenmaier Upper Sandusky Mrs D Hurd Mrs Edward Riester and Mrs Hassen Wyss Con tract was played with Mrs Hurd winning the guest prize and Mrs I L Culler the club prize The next meeting is 1 00 Friday afternoon with Mrs F A Galbroner and will be the last of the season
Mrs George Carron hosted a Wednesday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Irene with games and refreshments. Guests included Lulu Mae Lanning Ardine Gottfried Martha Gottfried Jeanne Bakies Annette Buckland Helen Buckland Ruth Heck Rita Opp Lillian McLaughlin Eloise McLaughlin Betty Vogel Denelda Patty Sidenstricker Jack Sidenstricker and Clarence Tong.
County Flower Mission Day at the county home has been chosen for Sunday July 2. A program will be presented by the county W C T U. The observance date was delayed due to the critical illness of Miss Hilda Mitchell, an inmate at the home.
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs asks the state Department of Health to set a meeting time with the Carey council and the board to discuss a water softener the state department has requested Carey to buy.
Community events fill the week with visits to the Baughman households in Findlay and Vanlue. Arthur Lininger joins Clyde Searfoss in Findlay Wednesday. A large St Paul children’s service drew a big audience Sunday.
Holy Communion will be administered this Sunday at both morning and evening services. After this Sunday the evening service will be discontinued for the summer. Children’s Day is observed on Sunday morning June 25 with a program by the Sunday school. Service hours shift to 9 30 for Sunday school and 10 for Children’s Day service. Senior Choir rehearses Saturday at 8 00. last rehearsal of the summer urged for all members.
H. E. Snyder is named chairman of the 75th anniversary committee for Christ Lutheran church. Other members include E. B. Kurtz D. T Hart H. G. Chambers H. L. Wenner Miss Elsie Howard Mrs. T. E. Dromgold Mrs. Ray Beebe Miss Louise Romig and Rev. Paul R. Téuser. The celebration is planned for November.
Palm Leaf Lodge No. 656 hosted a 21st district Rebekah session as District 21 merged with District 19 include Wharton Kenton Dunkirk Ada Forest Findlay Arlington Mt Blanchard McComb Carey. Virginia Fleming Kenton was elected president with Grace England Forest as vice president Anna Sherman Kenton secretary and Gegtride Tate Carey treasurer. State officers and district reps led instruction and talks.
William H. Duryea of North Sandusky street says the slain Carey peddler matches William Vidt in the details, including missing teeth. Vidt, a former Tiffin potter, worked at the Carey pottery and later as a peddler with home in New York. Local authorities have not confirmed identification. a Tiffin man and other potters have viewed the body.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Christ Lutheran church met at the parish house with Miss May Mullholand in charge. Officers were reelected and plans made for a sandwich and ice cream social on Saturday evening June 17 on the church lawn.
Extreme Sunday night drop follows a 99 degree day with no sustained rain. By the forenoon, temperatures neared fifty degrees lower. A few brief showers did little to ease the dry ground and drooping vegetation.
John E Laird residing at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky was granted an uncontested divorce from Lulu Laird of Indianapolis. Judge Savard presided in Sandusky.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Summit were Galion visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gunther and Miss Mildred Gunther were Tiffin visitors yesterday afternoon and evening. Mrs. Alvin Knapp andy, children Helen Betty and Bobbie of Van Wert were guests last week at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbs.
Classified notice from Rickle Implement Co offering used day loaders for sale. Contact information not fully legible.
Wet organizations will challenge the Mosier bill referendum attempt in Ohio. A writ of prohibition will seek to block the November referendum arguing delegation selections create a referendum and that calling a referendum on referendum is illegal. The Mosier bill splits delegates to a repeal convention. The Anti Saloon League has gathered signatures for a referendum. If blocked, Ohio’s repeal convention may be postponed indefinitely.
The Lutheran Ministerium of the Findlay district met at Christ Lutheran Church in Carey. Readings were delivered by Rev. L A McCord North Baltimore and Rev. George Weissling Fremont with pastors J F Bowross Bloomdale J H Weisrock Upper Sandusky and Paul R Clouser of the local church in attendance. Wives accompanied the ministers and a noon meal followed the morning session at the Pilgrim House.
Ed Parsons proprietor of the St. Clair poultry house in Cleveland was robbed at 3 30 in the morning as he left for Carey. The bandits took 140 dollars and struck Parsons on the right hand with a gun butt when he tried to intervene. George Miller of North Lake Street buys poultry for Parsons. Parsons arrived in town Tuesday half a day late due to the incident.
The 80 pound son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Derr born Sunday evening at their home southwest of town was christened Tuesday evening at Our Lady of Consolation church. Fr. Wenceslaus officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pahl as sponsors.
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