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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
Members of the W E A and the Junior Order will enjoy a picnic Friday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Baker and daughter Helen south of town. The event provides a social gathering for participants and families in the local community.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Clayton Shuman and Mrs Alice Shuman at the home of Mr and Mrs George Shuman west of town.
Mrs Homer Mitchell of West Findlay street entertained Friday evening for Mrs Russell Kurtz of Akron. Other guests included Mrs George Newhard, Mrs J D Ewing, Mrs E B Kurtz, Mrs T E Dromgold, Mrs W N Johnson and Mrs Paul R Clouser.
W. W. Savidge of Green Camp, the Grant Tong family and Esther Tong of Findlay, and Mrs. E. M. Burson joined Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stoll for Sunday dinner. L. G. Beis and daughter Louise of the northern area also spent the afternoon there.
Mr and Mrs B F Kitzler and family hosted a dinner honoring Dr Esther Campbell Nevin and Ernest Kitzler of Oklahoma City. Other guests included Mr and Mrs W L Campbell of Bellefontaine and Miss Margaret Kitzler of Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Maine Brininger and others from Wilmington Tiffin Fostoria and Bascom joined Mr and Mrs John Lowner in Fostoria for a Sunday dinner. The group included James Harris Mabel Walker Jeanne Betty Mary Criger Ethel Marcell and Lawrence Hade.
Twenty six members of the Matrons Club and their children rode to Carey for the annual outdoor meeting at Carey park. A tureen luncheon followed a noon hour, two contests yielded prizes to Mrs. C. L. Moore and Mrs. Raymond DeHays, then guests visited.
Mrs. Charles Calmes of S Vance will entertain Jester Bridge club members this afternoon at the final meeting of the season.
L Hy Ferrier of Ypsilanti Mich W A Wilhelm of Monroeville Wendell Weekly of Tiffin and Attorney and Mrs William Hunter with Misses Louise Van Buren Mildred Gunther and Mildred Campbell enjoyed a steak roast at Elm Hills Saturday evening.
Monday evening at their home on He Findlay Street Mr and Mrs H E Snyder presided at a dinner. Guests included Lieut and Mrs M M Bradley and daughter Carolyn of Ann Arbor Michigan Mr and Mrs W G Bradley and Mrs Anna Snyder.
Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder hosted a Sunday supper for guests including Mr and Mrs Russell Kurtz and others from Akron and local families. Attendees included Catherine, Mr and Mrs George Newhard and children Joe Mary Calista Persis and Effie.
A Sunday noon dinner in the Catholic hall honored Sisters Sylveria and Innocentia of Notre Dame Toledo. Attending were John Windau and family, Alex Windau and son Gerald of Fostoria, Stella Windau, Gertrude DuBois and son Rene, William Myers family, Urban Wangler family, and August Windau family.
Mrs. W. E. Cole hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering southwest of town to celebrate Joan Cole's third birthday. Guests included Janis Herbert, Mary Isabelle Ogg, Ruth Walter, Donna Lou Wonder, Arlene Rickle, Arlene Robison, Jack Ogg, Dale Walter, Ferdinand and Frederick Williams, and Joan Cole. games and a 4:00 luncheon were enjoyed. Joan received many gifts.
Families from Vanlue Alvada Carey Upper Sandusky and elsewhere spent a weekend at the Hendricks cottage at Wightman’s Landing for birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Lee Mrs. Haines and Miss Hendricks. A large family dinner followed at the Clarence Deidrick home with many relatives listed from nearby towns.
Five tables of bridge were played at Mrs H E Keller's Findlay street home with guests from this place and Kenton. Mrs Grover Snyder won high score and Mrs H E Snyder took second prize as lunch was served by Mrs Richard Frederick and Miss Laura Keller.
Miss Dorcas Brown hosted the Trumpet Club at her N Vance Street home on Monday evening. Guests included Miss Doris Ruehle of near Adrian and Mrs Lloyd Pfeifer. Gail Schoenberg er won the high score at bridge. The club will meet in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs K W Colwell and Mr and Mrs Thomas Martin with son Thomas Jr of Fostoria spend Wednesday afternoon picnicking at Elm Hills. They join Mrs Jewell and son Carl of Indiana and Miss Gladys Buckingham of this place for an evening with Mrs A C Buckingham and family.
Mrs. A. BE. Donels hosted a Tuesday afternoon picnic at Crawford for Carolyn Donels birthday anniversary. Attendees included Catherine Pahl Rosemary Brooks Hulda Shue Betty Montdeue Martha Black and Mrs. Denver Donelson along with children Marjorie Carolyn Josean and Robert.
Members of the Queen H Esther class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school hold a regular social meeting Friday evening of next week June 30 at the home of Mrs. W L Arnholt on W North street. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Richard Davidson chairman and fourteen others.
Sunday dinner and supper guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Emerine on E South street included Mr and Mrs Paul Todd and Stella Underbrink of Ottawa Mr and Mrs Henry Kuhn and daughter Jane and son Joe and Mrs Minnie Durbin of Lima Mr and Mrs Andrew Wank of Tiffin and Mr and Mrs B G Kauffman and family east of town In the afternoon Mr and Mrs P B Emerine and a family joined them and were also supper guests.
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wisner near Lovell hosted many relatives and friends. Guests included Charles Yardi ner and daughters Ruth Eileen and Doris from near Adrian, Clarence Hendricks family from Findlay, James Burnfiel and Warren Wisner families from Carey area, Cletus Wisner party from Findlay, Carl Breitigam and Roy Musgrave from Mt. Blanchard, Clarence Banning from Larue, and Dolores Wisner from Carey.
A Sun group gathered in Carey to honor Fred Cole of Wharton for his birthday anniversary with a noon pot luck. Attending were Mr and Mrs A C Putnam and daughter Mary of Carey area, Mr and Mrs Willis Putnam and children Rita Jean Billy Joyce Ann Janet, Mr and Mrs Harry Putnam and daughter Genevieve, Mr and Mrs Frank Kauffman and children Kenneth Verena Pauline Gerald Lavern of Alvada, and Mrs Fred Cole and children Ruth Alice Henry Calvin.
Mrs. Mark Karr of near Crawford will be hostess this Thursday afternoon at the regular meeting of the T. R. C. club.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Bishop and sons Dickie and Billy along with Mr and Mrs Vernon Huston and sons Rex Clarence Talmage and Junior enjoyed a picnic supper Sunday evening at Harrison Smith park in Upper Sandusky.
Iowa New Hampshire and Connecticut voted on repeal as results showed strong repeal majorities. In Iowa farming counties Jasper Adams and Emmet counties opposed repeal by 400 to 1100 votes. New Hampshire though dry earlier shifted to 2½ to 1 for repeal. Connecticut voted overwhelmingly for repeal with at least 46 delegates elected.
I O O F District No 29 holds its third annual memorial Sunday June 25 with a 1 15 pm band concert in front of the courthouse 2 pm parade on W Crawford St assembling for procession to the First Methodist church for memorial services at 2 30 pm The program lists soloists speakers and musical numbers with Dr Wilbur H Fowler A E Constien Truman Young R E Fuller A G Fuller Rev B F Reading and P G M as participants.
Mr and Mrs Walter Gottfried announce the birth of a 7 pound son on Wednesday June 14 at Mercy hospital Toledo. He is the brother of Mrs Gottfried by marriage. Mrs Metzger formerly Miss Frieda Cupp is also a sister to Mrs Gottfried. Mr and Mrs Ralph Pieraccini report a 9 pound son born Friday June 16. Their eldest child was born June 15 fifteen years ago.
A group from the Methodist church will travel to Fostoria tonight for the Methodist Brotherhood rally at the local church. The program features 30 minutes of music by the Colored Melody Singers and a speech by Dr Donald Tippett of Bexley Methodist Church in Columbus.
Starting Monday the Carey Findlay bus will run six round trips daily. Departures from Carey arrive at 9 25 a m 11 30 a m 1 30 p m 2 50 p m 7 30 p m and 8 25 p m. outbound trips to Marion depart 11 34 a m 2 64 p m and 7 34 p m with Toledo service at 9 29 a m 1 34 p m and 8 29 p m.
A lawyer assures a client the jury won’t convict, noting two jurors are a married couple. The exchange hints at potential bias and a family dynamic affecting deliberations in the case.
Robey asks if the garden is a success this year. Lamphier replies neighbors have already won two prizes at a poultry show.
Printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office and letter heads and envelopes in fact commercial printing of all kinds at the Carey Times.
Mr and Mrs George Wolfrum mourn the death of Mrs H S Miller aged 52 at her Mansfield home Thursday at 8 am after a 12 week illness due to complications. Survived by husband Harold Miller of New York City daughter Mrs Gladys Hahn Mansfield six grandchildren and three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm.
EH. Wilson Cressey reports 28 000 plus farmers seed over 224 000 acres of sugar beets in Ohio and Michigan. If normal weather holds, 1933 crop could pay farmers over 13 million dollars. 19 factories will use large volumes of coal limestone bags and cloth. Transportation firms may gain more than 6.6 million. Each 100 pounds of beet sugar yields eight hours of labor, promising over 49 million hours of American labor.
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In Ohio, the legislature voted to defeat Gov. White's 40 million dollar retail sales tax plan in a near simultaneous move. Eighty eight to thirty seven defeated the sales levy, while eighteen senators opposed moving unemployment insurance from the labor committee.
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