T R C Club Hostess This Thursday Afternoon
Mrs J A Vaughn will host the T R C Club Thursday afternoon. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Jacob Nitrauer and family, Mr and Mrs Almon Blue and family, Mr and Mrs Merle Blue and Nancy Jane, and Mr J I Harris, with other locals visiting from Bloomdale Deshler Toledo and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Vaughn
T. R. C. Club
W. C. Linhart
Cleo Smith
Wilton
Bloomdale
J I. Yohe
Jacob Nitrauer
Almon Blue
Balmer
San George
Toledo
Merle Blue
Nancy Jane
Deshler
J I. Harris
Detroit
Wedding Breakfast at Soda Grill for Faber Neumann Pair
The Soda Grill on EE Findlay Street hosted a wedding breakfast Wednesday noon for Mr. and Mrs Eugene A Faber and Mr Flaire Miller and Miss Harriet Neumann of Galion. The Fabers wed that morning with Rev Fr Shinner. Ruth Everly was the bride. They left for a trip to Northern Michigan, Canada and the East, returning about July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. Findlay St
Eugene A Faber
Flaire Miller
Harriet Neumann
Galion
Faber
Fr. Shinner
Miss Ruth Everly
Josephine Jacob
Viola Jacob
Mrs Faber
Michigan
Canada
Miss Rose Thom and Cletus Pethe Wed at Carey
Miss Rose Thom daughter of J C Thom and Mr Cletus Pethe son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Pethe were quietly married Tuesday morning at Our Lady of Consolation church Carey Rev Father Lawrence officiated. Attendants were Miss Mary Thom and Linus Petrie. The couple will reside in Fostoria where the groom works as a mechanic in a Ford garage and a wedding trip followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Thom
J. C. Thom
Cletus Pethe
Joseph F Pethe
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Carey
Lawrence
Mary Thom
Linus Petrie
Fostoria
Noise leads to fine for Robert Wagner
Robert Wagner was arrested Wednesday evening by Policeman Ed Bakies and fined $6.10 in Mayor A. F. Byers court for operating an automobile with the cut-out open. Gerald Bradley spends the week in Fremont. Mrs Margaret Dow and Mrs Gail Kurtz visit relatives in Marysville. Mrs FID Hurd returns home from Flower Hospital Toledo after removal of her left eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wagner
Ed Bakies
A. F. Byerscourt
Gerald Bradley
Fremont
Margaret Dow
Gail Kurtz
Marysville
Hurd
Flower Hospital
Toledo
Good Road Facts Highlight Highway Spending and Links
A compendium on American highway progress notes over a billion dollars spent on roads, the link among national parks, and the Defense highway cutting eight miles between Washington and Annapolis. It cites Minnesota and Arizona highway practices and calcium chloride use for road maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yellowstone National Park
Canada
Washington
Annapolis
Arizona Highway Department
Minnesota
Carey Times Legal Notices Advertised at Office
Printed or engraved name cards available at the Carey Times office. Remember the Carey Times for your legal notices. Bring them in person or have your attorney file them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Local Social Notes Across Berry County
Sunday visits and family gatherings fill a Berry area page. Miss Mattie Gibson spends time with the Gibsons, while many relatives travel between Upper Sandusky Tiffin and nearby towns. The Orweiler reunion is noted along with recovery updates for Mrs Young.
Reunion Cards From Carey Times Printed
Carey Times prints reunion notices highlighting former residents of the town. The card lists names and year affiliations, inviting alumni to attend a gathering at the community center. Officials urge prompt RSVP and note event details will appear in next issue.
Community Notes From Fort Royal Area
Mr and Mrs Walter Baughman of Carey spent Sunday with the George Baughman family. The St Paul children's meeting was well attended Sunday evening with a fine program by the children and choir. Mr and Mrs Clarence Baughman and children of Findlay called on Mr and Mrs I A Baughman last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs E A Baughman and granddaughter Mrs Harley Baughman and Mrs O T F Dean of Vanlue spent Monday in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibson
Upper
Sandusky
EE. E. Gibson
Mrs
Walter Baughman of
Carey
George Baughman
Garfield Tong
Paul Woods
H. A. Baughman
St Paul
Clarence Baughman
Findlay
I A Baughman
E A Baughman
Harley Baughman
O TF
Vanlue
Iindlay
Savidge of Greenamp as guest at local homes this week
WOW Savidge from Greenamp attends visits at the homes of Mro and Mes EO Mo Burson and Mr and Mis Jo Stell this week, a social series during the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow Savidge
Greenamp
Mro and
Mes EO Mo Burson
Mr and
Mis Jo Stell
Regular Monday Council Meeting Minutes and Payments
City officials led by Mayor Byers approved numerous payments including salaries for Frank Fry and Slater, transformer purchases from General Electric, park iron settees from Stewart Iron Works, street lamps from W. H. Houk, and labor on electric and water lines by multiple workers. The Finance Committee also approved U S Construction Co. for street oiling and tarring at a total of 1433.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Daisy Moyer
Krupp
Emerine
Constien
Chambers
Board of Affairs
Frank Fry
Slater
General Electric Co
Stewart Iron Works Co
Park
W. H. Houk
Case
American Legion
Kinsey Kemedy Co
C. D. Wisebaker
Ellsworth Grady
Budgeted payments list for town employees and suppliers
The city ledger itemizes expenses including Grover F Bakies 1545 tons stone hauled and spread for 21 86, Minor Mann 128 hours street work for 51 20, The Area Company traffic paint 23, Mary Moser half month rent 15, ALF Byers June mayor salary 30, H H Heck June treasurer salary 15, Daisy Moyer June clerk salary 15, Nettie Walters June matron salary 15, John Twining June policeman salary 100, Edward Pairies June policeman salary 100, Robert O Connor June marshal salary 30, Logan Gas Co 4 unit jet burner library 38, Carolyn Newhard librarian salary 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover. F. Bakies
Minor Mann
The
Area Company
Mary Moser
Alf. Byers
H. H. Heck
Daisy Moyer
Nettie Walters
Council Recess Scheduled Next Monday Evening
The council adjourned and will reconvene Monday evening July 2 to continue business.
Baby Betty Sean and William Albert Born to Hill and Dots Families
A seven pound daughter named Betty Sean was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hill on June 4. A son named William Albert was born to Mr and Mrs Monroe Dots on Wednesday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Donelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hill
Betty Sean
An & Pound
Monroe Dots
Donald Donelson
William Albert
Chesebrough Family to Meet at Water Works Park Carey
The 17th Chesebrough reunion will be at Water Works park Carey on Sunday June 24. President is W D Miller of Findlay and secretary is Miss Jennie Steen of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesebrough
Water Works Park
Carey
W. D. Miller
Findlay
Jennie, Steen
Carey Times Offers Family Reunion Card Printing
The Carey Times offers customized family reunion cards for groups seeking affordable, high quality stationery. Services include design templates, bulk printing options, and durable card stock suitable for mail or display.
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Mutual
T. RC. Club
Petue-Thom
Berry News
Mattie Gibson
Joseph Gibson
Txfe Gibson
Grant
Upper Sandusky
Charles Bland
Myron Bland
Jane Bland
Tiffin
George Hill
Donald Myers
Mary Louise
Ben Kauffman
Frank Kauffman
Near
Arcadia
Madalene
Mary Ellen Hill
Alf Brand
Rs. i. E. Gibson
An Pas Dawertor
Port Clinton
Ruth Emerine
E. &. Gibson
Richard
Florent Day
Nicholas Hein
Chicago
Charles Hoops
Zelpha
Earl Rager
Earl, Jr
Ralph Ebert
Forest Bland
Dallas
Mr. Bland
Alf Bland
Mary Ellen
Florent
Orweiller
Charles Orweiller
Sycamore
George Mullholand
Samuel Young
Forest
Fort Royal
Carew Times
Newhard & Newhard, Agts
Findlay St
Ohio
Feasel
E. Hindlay Street
Silverstein
Oscar Margraf
Silverstein’s
South St
Milestone Rubber Co
West Liverpool
Myers
Clay St
Andrew Fox
Harry Tanner
Carey Auto Top Shop
Crawford
Lina Davidson
Lambs
Hart Bros. Carey
Homer Wonder
Route 1
Adrian
R. S. Frankart
Clay St. Carey
Los
Council
STORK
the Carey. Times
West
Schumacher
Lortz Room
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Buttons Cove
Puritan
Jell-O
Kellogg's
Carton
Atlantic Pacific
Kinsey
France
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