Pleasant Friday social at home of Miss Lindower
A backward social hosted by the C I C class of the United Evangelical Sunday school featured guests in reverse attire. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Lindower and many local families sharing a relaxed evening and decor. The Newhurd relatives later spent Sunday at Locustdale Farm, where a surprise for Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder of Adrian was enjoyed along with a picnic lunch and the presence of numerous Newhard family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleta” Lindower
United Evangelical “Sunday School
Charles Lindower
E. &. Brown
Tate
Bernita Copley
Opal Rothgeb
Dolorés Wisner
Francis Phillips
Althea Rothgeb
Bessie Lytle
Helen Campbell
Mildred Houghtell
Iva Essex
Ruth Phillips
Lucy Laughlin
Mabel Wonder
Grace Wisner
Ardath McKee
Sarles Brown
Ilo McKee
Carolyn Hunter
Zella Walters
Lucille Wisner
Helen Perkins
Newhurd
Locustdale Farm
Town
Wenn. Pierre
Homer Wonder
Adrian
Wonder
Pierce
William
Persis
J. P. Newhard
Jay
W. J. Newhard
John
Herbert Newhard
Mary
Carolyn
Sefts
Herbert
Russel
George Newhard
George Joseph
Klounk Engagement Noted At Dinner In Vincennes
Mr and Mrs Willis IT Klounk announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude Catherine to Mr Garrett J Spitzer Jr of Vincennes Indiana. The dinner at their home Saturday night featured pink and white decoration. Guests included Miss Houk Miss Helen Griffith Miss Romaine Gunther Miss Bess Sheridan Miss Mary Catherine Blue Miss Dorcas Kennerley and Mrs Arthur Fr Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
R. G. Spencer
Houk
Eastern Star visit to Crawford Chapter guest dinner
Mrs. Alice Walter deputy grand matron from Mansfield inspected Crawford chapter in Carey and stayed as house guest of Mrs. P. F. A. Galbroner. On Wednesday evening Galbroner hosted dinner with guests Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Newhard Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ogg and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Walter
Mansfield
Crawford Chapter
Eastern Star
Carey
PF. A. Galbroner
Happy Hulls host large east town dinner
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C H Hull east of town hosted a joyful gathering on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Allan Klingle and children of Williamson West Virginia Mrs Anna Kenn erley Mr and Mrs C W Spitler and children Mr and Mrs Arthur Rueh le and children and Mr and Mrs Charles Calmes. Twenty people dined together at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H. Hull
Allan Klingle
Williamson
W. Va
Anna Kennerley
C. W. Spitler
Arthur Ruehle
Charles Calmes
Dining guests gather at Cornelius Moyer home
Mr Cornelius Moyer of North Vance street hosted a Sunday dinner for Auditor and Mrs W P Reile and children of Upper Sandusky Mr and Mrs Jacob Binau and children and Mr and Mrs Fred Binau and children of Lovell Dr and Mrs L S Moyer and children Miss Sadie Moyer Mr Willis Binan Miss Lela Stoll and Mr and Mrs Scott Tong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Moyer
N. Vance Street
W. P. Reile
Upper Sandusky
Jacob Binau
Fred Binau
Lovel
Ls Moyer
Sadie Moyer
Willis Binan
Lela Stoll
Scott Tong
Adrian Dinner Honoring Toledo Relatives
Mr and Mrs Joe Wherle of Adrian entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of her niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Seiver of Toledo. Other guests included Mr and Mrs J J Ewing Mrs Charles Shurer of Bucyrus Mrs E C Ewing and children of Carey Miss Lillian Wallenschneider of Fostoria Mr and Mrs Fred Ewing and Mrs Louisa Wing of Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wherle
Adrian
Seiver
Toledo
J. J. Ewing
Charles Shurer
Bucyrus
E C Ewing
Carey
Lillian Wallenschneider
Fostoria
Fred Ewing
Louisa Wing
Dorcas Bible Class Social at Southeast Home
Dorcas Bible Class members met Wednesday at Mrs. G. H. Baschler's southeast home for a social gathering. The entertaining committee included Mrs. Baschler Mrs. Eyestone Mrs. Smith Mrs. Oglesbee Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Bible Class
G. H. Baschler
Beaschler
J. R. Eyestone
W . Smith
R. K E. Oglesbee
Forest Hurd
Lawrence Cook
Parochial School Picnic At Local Park
About 150 scholars, priests, Sisters, and parents attended a Monday picnic at the park. After a bountiful dinner, games and races entertained the attendees.
Phillips and kin host dinner at Dow Street home
Mer and Mrs Jack Phillips entertain relatives at dinner Sunday including Mr and Mrs James Phillips and Mr and Mrs Hother Phillipsy mith daughter Tu cille. Guests today of Mrs Catherine Carothers at Dow Street include Miss Bertie Purkeys and Delia Michaels. The Buttinski Club enjoys a park picnic today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Jack Phillips
James Phillips
Hother Phillipsy
Tucille
Altha
Golda
Ruth
Carl Rothgeb
Catherine Carothers
Dow Street
Bertie Purkeys
Delia Michaels
Sycamore
Ile Ja Criger
Mattie Myas
Buttinski Club
Chicken Dinner Hosted by Fruth Family and Guests
Mrs J A Dick and Mrs Wesley Bisel along with two children from near Arcadia attended a chicken dinner Monday hosted by Mr and Mrs Jacob Fruth and family, with Mrs J Wyant and daughter from Akron also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fruth
J. A. Dick
Wesley Bisel
Near
Arcadia
J. [. Wyant
Akron
Dinner guests of Mrs I J Copley and Bernita
Mr and Mrs Orville Cole from southwest of town were dinner guests Monday of Mrs I J Copley and her daughter Miss Bernita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Cole
I. J. Copley
Daugter
Bernita
Graduation Exercises and Entertainment at Catholic Hall
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings featured entertainment and graduation exercises. The program included songs and recitations with most students participating. Rev Aloys Fish spoke to the class and Bernice Kitzler delivered the valedictory. Delighted graduates named include Bernice Kitzler Martha Schreiner Elizabeth Noon Helen Brandt John Dow Lewis Walborn Xavier Arnold Ernest Thom Ferdinand Jacob. Prizes for top standing and effort went to students across grades 1 through 8 including John Dow Matilda Hoepf Raymond Dirmeyer Elizabeth Myers Edward Riester Anna Fox Hilda Lamberjuck Leo Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloys M. Fish
Bernice Kitzler
Hark
Martha Schreiner
Elizabeth Noon
Helen Brandt
John Dow
Lewis Walborn
Xavier Arnold
Ernest Thom
Ferdinand Jacob
Matilda Hoepf
Raymond Dirmeyer
Elizabeth Myers
Edward Riester
Anna Fox
Hilda Lamberjuck
Leo Myers
Attempted Robbery Nearby Night Police Spur Activity
Around 1 45 am Wednesday Night Policeman Sidward Gibbs investigated a suspected break in near Vance and Main finding shattered glass at Miller Variety Store door. Three men seen walking past Johnson and Miller garage then disappeared toward Mathern's bakery with an auto eastbound and no lights possibly carrying the culprits. A stranger had visited the store Monday asking many stock questions and another attempted break in at an Upper Sandusky grocery occurred about an hour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidward Gibbs
Vance
Main
Johnson & Miller's
Mathern’s Bakery
Gibbs
Miller Variety Store
Corbin Killed In Car Wreck In Upper Sandusky
W C Corbin a 37 year old shoe repairman of Upper Sandusky was killed when the car he was learning to drive went over an embankment Lester Liebenthal who was teaching him was seriously injured and Corbins eight year old son Herman escaped with bruises He leaves a wife and nine children and was brother to Mrs J D Siddal of this city He and his family lived in Carey for years where he ran Wear A Well shoe store with Lewis Shumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Corbin
Upper Sandusky
Lester Liebenthal
Herman
Lewis Shumaker
Carey Tire and Rubber Co and Liberty Air Corporation Stockholders Meet
Stockholders of Carey Tire and Rubber Co and Liberty Air Corp met Saturday afternoon. They announced the plant would soon operate, having contracted with National Lime and Stone Co for electric power to run mills at night and prepare rubber during the day. Several thousand dollars of stock were sold in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Tire & Rubber Co
Liberty Airless Corporation
National Lime & Stone Co
Williams buys property on South Street in Carey
Edward J Williams of Pittsburg, brother of W. H Williams of the Carey Ohio Porcelain Co., purchased the W South Street property occupied by G A Kramer from Ernest Dunn for 2500 through the Grant Karr agency. Williams and his wife live with Andrew Kimmel and will take possession next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Williams
Pittsburg
W. H. Williams
The
Carey Ohio Porcelain Co
Ernest Dunn
W. South St
G. A Kramer
Grant Karr
Mr. Williams
Andrew Kimmel
Merchants Plan Five Day Institute In June
John G. Griest field manager for the National Association of Retail Clothiers met with the Chamber of Commerce to arrange a five day Merchants and Community Institute in the last week of June. The goal is to unite merchants and boost business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Griest
National Association of Retail Clothjsers
Chamber of Commerce
Findlay trio arrested for drunken disturbance in Carey restaurant
Three Findlay youths were arrested Tuesday evening at a Carey restaurant for a disturbance. After diagnosis the case was deemed difficult and the mayor assessed each suspect a $7.50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Carey
Blue
Reunion Invitations via Garey Times Print Service
Local notice invites readers to use the Garey Times printing service for reunion invitations. Details include contact options and the press’s readiness to assist with design, formatting, and distribution to former classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garey Times
Presidents Aid Appeal for China Famine Relief
Harding Wilson Taft join in first joint U S appeal for China famine relief. Taft named to American Committee for China Famine Fund with Lamont as chairman. Wilson proclaims citizens should respond despite the heavy task, in the spirit of humanity and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harding
Wilson
Taft
America
China
Presdent Harding
White House
Republic
Tite
American Committee For China Famine Fund
Thomas W. Lamont
New York
Personal crisis reports in China rise sharply
The article notes China records more personal crisis reports than any other country with as many as half a million self-destruction cases in a single year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New Edison Replica Stuns Audience With Voice
The audience could not tell the difference between the living voice and the Re-Created voice. They listened as the instrument seemed to be entirely Mr. Ellison, apart from his physical presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ellison
The New Edison Phonograph Demonstration
An extraordinary proof touts the New Edison as the sole device to Re Create music and the soul of music. The notice invites interested readers to witness a test others dare not attempt and asserts the phonograph uniquely reveals true musical power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
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Chiss Social
Emily
Kets
Dined Mondey
Stockholders' Meeting
Carey Markets
Wilson and Taft
Me-o-my
Jimmy Pipe
Prince Albert
P. A
Mee
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
Catholic Hall
Glenn Ellison
Phonograph
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