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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
7
Distant notes on local deaths marriages and civic events include Mrs. Aaron Rief dying after a stroke in McCutchenville, Geo W Savidge and other residents’ obituaries, the Carey Lenner and Clyde Thomas nuptials, and the Wyandot courthouse bond payoff. Also reported are school commencements, orphanage visit, and several town meetings and social postings.
Fifteen years ago on June 14 1917 F. J Sitmonis grocery clerk James Sutphen. Big Four trains to stop at Fostoria from June 17. J J Belton named Big Four local agent moving from Lily Chapel. J T Stombaugh returns to oil business in Tiffin. Embrey Kalb of Fostoria wed Miss Eva Riley in 1902 moon event. Mrs Otto Young hosts Woman's Missionary Association. PhD bronze tablet placed by parochial children for public school kids at the park. Memorial Day events noted.
A. P. Mac Gregor announces four bridge awards from last week. W. S. Hostler secured two bids for Biglick and Delaware townships totaling 6 702.75. E. C. Kuhlman won a Cass township bridge bid of 1 926.45. Orville Cramer received a Washington township bid of 3 367.17.
Carey’s Times announces reunion card printing services. Cards feature period-appropriate typography and durable stock for lasting keepsakes. Order now to preserve memories from past gatherings.
Richard Arnold spends Thursday with Ambrose Orians children and a long list of relatives and friends visit over the weekend. Numerous Arnold, Ball, Yentzer and Logsdon households host kin from Upper Sandusky Carey Bucyrus and Detroit. A 70th birthday party for Mr. Reinhart draws thirty five relatives to Fos toria with a potluck and afternoon callers.
A testimonial from S A Lanier of Sawtelle California claims Kruschen Salts in coffee every morning helped him lose 53 pounds in six months from 243 to 190 while urging readers to cut fatty foods and use the product for four weeks.
The Green Springs school board met Thursday night to discuss salary reductions and new hires. Fréd K Mills was named superintendent with a 1900 salary, Raymond S. Ls Carroll Ohio graduate was hired as principal at 133.33 per month, Martha Dush became home economics teacher at 1500, and five grade teachers Catherine Herbst Irene Meggitt Bessie Wagner Ruth Rule Mattie Steffanti joined with varied salaries. Forest Stevens eighth grade instructor was considered but not approved as policy targets married teachers. A follow up meeting is set for Monday June 16 to finalize business.
A sequence of Sunday and Thursday calls are listed with residents visiting neighbors, including Rose Ellen Bachar Audrey Tong Albert Bachar John Snook Carl Beaver Stoll Kloppfer Roth Laird Wohlgamuth Walter and others. Several households in Vanlue Deshler Mt Cory Oak Grove reinforce a tight-knit community visitation pattern.
Multiple households report visitors throughout the week. Esther Clady and family visited Mary Catherine Alspach, with various calls by Stoll and Lee households across St Paul and Findlay. Carey guests dropped by H A Stoll, and other families including Walters, Presler, Nachbar, and Shuman also connected across Carey and West of Carey.
A brief comic exchange captures a Southern farmer and a bride discussing meat. The bride dismisses the topic of the cut, while stressing tenderness as the key concern in the purchase.
A Carey region social page lists multiple weekend visits and Sunday calls. Franklin Wilson and family hosted neighbors. Mary Jane Myers joined Haferd guests in Fremont. numerous Carothers, Hurd, Haford, Laws, and Turner households hosted relatives from Carey, Upper Sandusky, Findlay, and Bloomdale. The Dow couple marked their 31st wedding anniversary. Robert Dow celebrated his 30th birthday.
Elizabeth Morehatt hosted by Mrs Mary Hsch bach while Oza Simon and daughter Josephine visited Findlay. Several residents traded calls in Findlay Arcadia and Carey. Medical and club activities included a Metzler dental or medical meeting and a Rod and Gun club pot luck. Families gathered for meals and summer visits, with Mrs Glen Cole recovering from an operation.
Elza Jacobs and family members attended the 25th Snider reunion at Truman Snider's home near Mt Blanchard. Officers elected were William Souder of Washington D C president Everett Bowman of Mt Blanchard vice president and Mrs Elza Jacobs secretary. Relatives joined from Michigan Iowa Illinois Washington D C Oregon and Ohio.
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