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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
Miss Ruth Diller Miss Mildred Campbell Alfred Davis and Melford Culler enjoyed a steak roast at Elm Hills Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rose Diller and her daughter Miss Ruth and son Roward were entertained at a dinner Friday evening at the J. F. Fisher home in Vanlue.
Mr and Mrs Joe Silverstein invite guests to celebrate Max Silvers teins thirteenth birthday with a Bar Mitzvah at Moose Hall on Sunday afternoon July 3 at 5 00 o clock.
Miss Martha Ehrenfried entertained guests at her Circular street home with four bridge tables on Saturday. Prizes went to Martha Baumgardner Betty Platt and Mary Alice Clapper while Miss Ruffing received a special guest prize. A two course luncheon followed.
A basket dinner and supper Sunday at the F. E. Wilson home near Crawford celebrated Mrs. Wilson's birthday anniversary with social games music and home made ice cream. Attendees included numerous neighbors and relatives from Crawford Marion Bucyrus Carey and Lovell.
Sunday celebration at 271 Glen Ave honored Mrs. Theodore Harris on her 75th birthday. Guests included numerous family members from Springfield Bellefontaine Upper Sandusky Toledo Akron and beyond. a pot luck dinner, ice cream, and many gifts marked the event.
Honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Wm Hagley hosted a family dinner Sunday to celebrate their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Richard Roott of Grove City who recently wed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Hagley with Robert Russell Mary Charlene of near Crawford and Mr and Mrs John Nye with Maribel Marjorie and Elmer Hagley.
At Clay Street home Mrs Ralph Heck hosted a Friday evening party for her son Robert turning 16. Friends enjoyed cards and a birthday supper around a cake with candles amid pink roses as gifts were handed to the guest of honor. Assisted by Mrs W F Gravés, the host received guests Clifford Holden Flayold Emerine Herman Emerine Junior Frederick Edgar Keller Gaylord Patterson Vernon Emerine and Melford Heck.
Descendants and relatives of the late Mrs Anna Kemmerly gathered at the Bresler home three miles southeast of Bucyrus for a family picnic. Attendees included Perry Donnelly and Dorothy of Adrian Celia Atwood of Tiffin Ella Smith Etta Kemmerly Ben Kemmerly Maynard Cram and children John Betty Louise of Mansfeld Arthur Ruehle and many others. In the afternoon they visited Roupp cemetery near Sulphur Springs to decorate the Bresler graves.
Mrs Anna Sheridan and her guest Mrs May McClure of Detroit were luncheon guests Monday noon at Mrs Della Oge's home on W Findlay Street.
Sunday dinner at the Dale Robison residence southwest of town was attended by Mr and Mrs Adam Ameline from north of town and Mr and Mrs M C Bayless with daughters Lois Leona and Doris Jeanne.
Club members were entertained Thursday night at Mrs. Minor Koehler's home near Upper Sandusky. Guests included Mrs. George Koehler Mrs. Roy Winter Mrs. Jacob Fruth and Mrs. C M Wen ner. Mrs. Harvey Wonder and Mrs Wes Ley Wonder helped serve lunch.
The Queen Esther class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school will hold a house dress party Friday evening at Miss Louise Romig’s home west of town. The party committee includes Miss Romig and several named hosts and hostesses.
Mr and Mrs H A Stall hosted a Sunday meal west of town for Sylvester Shuman on his 82nd birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Shuman and Mrs Levi Hile of Carey, Mr and Mrs James Shuman and Alfred of Columbus, Virgil Thomas and daughter Chloe, Flora Wisner, George Shuman, and Ellen Huff from the area.
Mr and Mrs Fr Emerine and family on South Street hosted a dinner for Vernon Emerine home from Floyd Knobs Indiana for summer vacation. Guests included Ed Flechtner family from Fostoria Lucille French of Lansing and multiple Kauffman relatives from east town. Afternoon callers included Henry Kuhn family Lima and Jane Kuhn Joe Kuhn remained for week.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stoll and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nachbar visiting Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gottfried for a social meal at their home.
The Contract Bridge club will meet Tuesday afternoon June 28 at the home of Mrs. F. D. Hurd on WWW Findlay Street.
Mrs. Bertha Newell and children Maxine and Junior of Martinsburg Pa and Edward and Miss Katie McDonald from south of town were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNutt and daughter Kathleen of Upper Sandusky were afternoon callers.
Mr and Mrs Harold Bentz and daughters Betty and Virginia visited Mr and Mrs N J Brown and family on Worrello street for Sunday dinner and overnight. Earl Bentz and sons Earl Robert and Lawrence of Upper Sandusky joined the evening gathering.
Four tables played Tuesday evening at the Myers home west of town. Guests included Miss Dorothy Fleck Miss Martha Riester Miss Laura Mitten and Miss Ida Myers. Miss Fleck won the high score prize and a delicious lunch followed the games.
Surprised on birthday Mr and Mrs Herbert Stillberger and children Dick and Betty of Findlay Miss Dorothy Huston of Arlington Max Stillberger and Mr and Mrs Harve Stillberger and children Lynn Milton Mary Ellen and Rosetta attended a potluck supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Stillberger south of town in honor of Wm Stillberger's birthday anniversary.
G W Hickle of E Findlay street honored Father’s Day with a picnic dinner at the water works park. Attendees included Mrs Edward Shore and several families with children Bobbie Phyllis Jean Jack Miriam Eloise Teddy Lee Leonard George and others.
Mrs L M Pullen hosted a surprise Saturday night at her W Findlay Street home for William Lindsay of Marion celebrating his 75th birthday. Guests included Al P Lindsay and Mrs Gear who won high bunco prizes, with a cake and lunch closing the evening.
Local notice promotes Carey Times offering reunion card printing. Highlights available templates and quick turnaround for class gatherings, family reunions, and milestone events.
Local and personal items describe a Scout social on the library lawn on Wednesday evening June 29. Decatur Indiana resident Jack DeWitt visits friends here. Other residents include Woodrow Wagner in Upper Sandusky and Mrs Sherman Carpenter visiting relatives in Springfield.
Ohio farm income from selling agricultural products for the year ending April fell 17 percent below the 1910-14 average. Grain and wool saw the largest drops, while dairy and poultry rose above the 1910-14 levels. The purchasing power of the farmer’s dollar dropped to 65 cents.
Six hundred ninety two farmers institutes drew 707 440 attendees in Ohio. County and city debts approach a billion dollars. A 4-H program runs weekly on OSU radio WEAO 800 to 830 PM. The typical farmer ranks high academically and participates in Grange and other groups. Over 3000 soil samples were analyzed for nutrients by OSU soils department.
The Pemberville Leader recounts a trip to the Crane Farm ten miles north of Hessville. Observers describe crane sightings, various species, nests in tall trees, and eggshell remnants indicating hatchings. The report notes large birds overhead and a mother crane feeding habits near the Portage River and streams.
The 1930 31 weather cycle delayed bloom in Georgia peach and apple trees and reduced bloom for some varieties. Ohio reports similar effects, tied to a severe 1930 drought followed by a heavy 1931 bloom and fruit set. Experts cite past droughts causing subsequent erratic yields and suggest better orchard care to aid recovery.
The 69 inch mirror of the Perkins Observatory telescope at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware has been silvered, nearly completing the nine year project begun May 1923. The 3500 pound disc required final polishing and three years of grinding after the mold was approved January 21 1928 by the Bureau of Standards.
A list of president related questions asks which president introduced rotation in office which five presidents served in the War of 1812 1815 which president fought in the Black Hawk War which three presidents served in the Mexican War which two presidents signed the Declaration of Independence which president was impeached by the House of Representatives which three presidents fought in the Revolutionary War which president was the grandson of a president and which president was elected from a state west of the Mississippi River. Answers are on page 8.
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