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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
3
In common pleas court Judge Russell H. Kear hears Bernice Messmer vs Harley DeTray on money claim. Jury waived and case submitted to the court. After evidence, court rules in favor of the plaintiff and awards $300.
Charles Hale of Sycamore sues Charles Saull of Fostoria for damages from an auto accident on February 8 1938 in Sycamore seeking a money judgment of 102.05 dollars. Petition filed by attorney Frederick K Cassel of Carey.
Seven marriage licenses were issued at the Wyandot county probate office in the first 15 days of June this year, compared with nine during the same period in 1937, indicating stable wedding activity despite the recession.
A marriage license was issued in probate court to Wayne Wagner of McCutchenville a farmer son of George Wagner and Florence Wentz of Tymochtee township daughter of George Wentz Rev Paul R Clouser officiated the ceremony is expected to take place.
Bert Allion and Forrest Roof of Carey were arrested Saturday on a charge of abetting and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. They were taken to the county jail to face juvenile court complaints.
A probate court records a marriage license for Charles Starner of Nevada, son of Eugene Starner, and Tressa Fern Spiegel of Nevada, daughter of Frederick Spiegel, with Rev K R Roberts named. In common pleas court, Bernice Messmer by Walter Messmer versus Harley DeTray ends in an out of court settlement and dismissal.
A license was issued to W. A. Dicke of Upper Sandusky and Anna Margaret Uncapher of Marseilles. Rev. W. A. Whitman presided. Also licensed were George Bils of Pitt Township and Evelyn Lodge of Pitt Township. Rev. J R. Forrer and Noah Lovell Smith of Salem Township with Bessie Mae Via of Crawford Township.
Miss Evelyn Kaylor a Central high school senior in Chattanooga Tennessee won the Tennessee state prize in the Air Mail Week essay contest She previously won first place in the Gorgas Memorial Essay contest This prize awards a round trip ticket to Washington D C where the national winner will be announced at a 4 banquet
Our Lady of Consolation parish notes Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Joseph Herp as assistant. Mass schedule lists low masses at 6 30 am and 8 am plus high mass at 10 30 am with rosary and benediction at 2 30 pm and weekday masses at 6 30 am and 8 15 am.
Reverend Paul R. Clouser presides at 10 30 a m service with church school at 9 15 a m led by General superintendent Lawrence Wenner Departments cover all four groups The Wednesday Vespers are suspended for the summer Holy Communion will be held during the service on Sunday June 26
Pastor Roy B Leedy leads 9 30 Sunday school with Russell Phillips as superintendent 10 30 morning worship 7 00 E L C E 8 00 Union meeting of Lutheran Methodist and Evangelical congregations with Rev H B Pilchard of Ohio Anti Saloon League to give address 8 00 Wednesday prayer meeting 8 00 Saturday choir rehearsal
Social notes recount Sunday dinners and weekend trips across Carey Tiffin and Fort Wayne. Entries mention Dallas Ruehle hosting a family dinner Floyd Burks relocation to a farm near Carey visits by Prof Earl Sprinkle Miss Marian Shafer from Cleveland en route to Ohio relatives and multiple calls and visits among the Burgderfer Shafer Shively and Dunn households plus Portland Ore and Ft Wayne trips.
Many local residents list visits and calls across Fort Royal Vanlue Carey Marseilles Wharton and nearby towns. Names include Leo Dangler Don Presler Arthur Liniger Charles Clady Dean Tong Mable Lee Marlene Baughman Hartle Harley Baughman Reva Morton Lee Clyde Lee Allen Baker Dorcas Wallace Betty Wilcox and Teddy Joyce. A cemetery fence dedication at Zion Bloom near Vanlue is set for Sunday at 2 pm with public invitation.
Elsie Lois Myers of Carey visited Cicely and Iron Claude Richard Kurtz of Fort Royal. Ralph Kurtz of Carey visited Mrs Grat Stanley. Allen Stoll and children visited Mr and Mrs William Proctor. John Hulbert and grandchildren from Findlay visited Grace Stanley. Bobby Dow from Mansfield spent summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs David Dow. Cannon of Toledo and Mrs Clara Laws were guests of Irving Claude. Hugh Kurtz and Patricia visited Grace Stanley. Forrest Hurd visited in Upper Sandusky. Blanche Davis of Findlay Edith Beebe and Mrs William Pontius of Carey visited Mrs Mark Kar.
Marion Iowa page lists Epworth League at 9 15 a.m. with Jack Tracy as president, church school at 9 30 a.m. under Wallace Dible, junior church at 10 30 a.m. led by Miss Della Clark, and the 10:30 worship service with the sermon Are Ye Able. Pastor O Tinsler.
Mr and Mrs W A Vaughn visited the J A Vaughn home on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Humes and Mrs Joe Toth of Carey spent Friday with Mrs George Chadwick. Jack and Paul Jencks of Fremont visited their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs J J Kohmann. Mrs Fordyce Gottfried stayed with her parents near Adrian. E B F Thome and wife spent Sunday at their son C C Thome’s home in Carey. Lawrence and Miss Haida Rim melspach of Fremont visited J J Kohmann’s home. Mrs Sarah Gottfried and son Eilmer of Mansfield joined supper with Mr and Mrs E Thome. Urban Hoopf of Salem and Mrs J J Kohmann visited Canton with the Kohmanns. Walter Gottfried and son Donald and George Chadwick called on C E Gofed in Upper Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Mike Vaughn and son Ronald of Carey with their guest.
Miss Reva Rudolph of Findlay visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs W A Vaughn and family. Mrs Joseph Vaughn of Casey joined Sunday dinner with the Vaughns. J A Vaughn’s home hosted several guests and a Columbus trip revealed a high car collision two weeks earlier leaving occupants only slightly injured.
John Gilliland called on Roy and Clarence Long Monday evening. Lloyd Parkins of Tiffin visited his aunt Mrs Jennie Bland Friday. Audley Beaschler family visited Mrs Sidney Morehart in Findlay Friday. Mrs Joseph Gibson and daughter Alice Jearmne called on Miss Mattie Gibson Saturday afternoon. F L Bland and Dallas of Carey were supper guests of Mrs Jennie Bland Sunday. Florent Day of Upper Sandusky visits with Joe Gibson family. George Bland of Four Corners spent Sunday evening with Mrs Charles Bland and F L Bland. Ralph Eckert and Earl Baker of Kenton spent Sunday at Mountain Lake with the Blands. Florent Day and family dinner guests of Joe Gibson and family. Mrs George Mullholand and sons Roy and Clarence Long visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Raymond Long of Findlay.
Mrs Peter Long and Mr and Mrs Ed Weaver of Carey plus many relatives gathered for Sunday calls. Counts include Gibson, Lutz, Gilliland and Beaschler families with visits spanning Carey Clyde Bellevue and Brush Ridge, plus outings at Elms Hills.
The Kear Mullholand reunion gathered about 100 people at Carey park on Sunday with attendees from Upper Sandusky Sycamore Wharton Rushsylvania West Unity Holgate McClure and Carey. Officers chosen include President Judge Russell H. Kear Vice President Eugene Mulholland and secretary treasurer Mrs Arthur Stoll for the Mullholands Miss Stella Nye for the Kears. A program committee Imelda Orians Mrs Howard Kennerly Eugene Mulholland and Troy Mullholand was named. The next reunion will be held the third Sunday in June 1939.
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