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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. David Lasley and son Leonard hosted a Father’s Day pot luck at the Lasley home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hickle and Mrs. Ed Shore of Findlay, gathering Sunday evening for a friendly family reception.
Mr and Mrs Alva Baughman and daughter Glenna Mae of Marion hosted guests Sunday My and Mrs Walter Baughman. Mr and Mrs Ernest Long and daughter Lily of south of Upper Sandusky were afternoon callers.
Mr and Mrs B M Bacher and son Reid hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Nial Ryder and children Bobby Jack and Joan from Bucyrus and Mr and Mrs W E Beard and daughter Ethel from Rawson.
Miss Grace Walton and six other young women enjoyed a weiner roast in Riester's grove near Crawford last Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs J T Myers and their children Theodore John Frances and Mary Jane from west of town spent Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Orians and family south of town. Mr and Mrs Fred Zoll and daughter Dorothy of Findlay paid an afternoon call.
Miss Margaret Baker Dorcas Baker Lucille Derr Persis Peirce Helen Bees Dorothy Wolf Kittie Baker and Caroline Baker enjoyed a Saturday night slumber party at Mrs. W. J. Baker's High street home and extended events into Sunday.
Mr and Mrs C C Thome hosted a Tuesday dinner at their Findlay street home for Mr and Mrs J R Rees of Battle Ground Indiana. Also present were Mr and Mrs Carl Krout Mr and Mrs W S Huffman and son Norman and Mr and Mrs W G Beebe of Bucyrus.
Mrs Forest Wenner hosted the regular P R S club meeting on Thursday afternoon with guests Miss Cretora Kinsinger and Miss Kittie Baker. A luncheon was served. The next meeting is the second Thursday in July with Mrs Wesley Wonder, north of town.
Members enjoyed Friday dinner at Rosemary tea room and moved to Mrs. Almon Blue’s home on West Findlay Street for the last meeting of the season. Mrs. Elmer Wonder read a paper on Mt Ranier National Park with guest Mrs. Emma Sponsellor of Adrian Michigan.
Mrs Sadie Kemerley presided over a Saturday evening family dinner at her Findlay street residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs W J Galbroner and grandchildren Mary Jo and Clair Louise of Columbus, Mr and Mrs L A Kemerley and children Miriam Robert and Martha Jane of Akron, Mr and Mrs Walter Myers and Mr and Mrs Lester MacGregor with daughters Jean and Barbara of Findlay, and Mr and Mrs I L Chiller and son Melford of Findlay.
Mrs Lawrence Ortans hosted the Mo Ob Club at her south town home last Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs J T Myers and her daughter Miss Frances, with piecing quilt blocks and a wonder box drawn by Mrs Ida Cramer, and refreshments served. Mrs Hilarion Haubert to entertain on July 9.
Mrs. Sadie Kennerley Miss Emma Stief and Mrs. J D Ewing plan a luncheon bridge at the home of Mrs. J D Ewing today with other guests to attend.
Lutheran Sunday school members from the Social Queen Esther group gather for their regular class meeting this evening at the residence of Mrs. Wallace Ruehle near Adrian.
Miss Lucille Montague Miss Helen Beebe Miss Alice Ogg Miss Lucille Kurtz Miss Betty Spitler and Miss Iva Helms hiked to Findlay Tuesday and enjoyed a picnic dinner at Riverside Park.
Mrs. L. G. Altwater and Mrs. Grover Snyder led the social committee for a benefit bridge event held last evening at the new K. of P. hall. Fellow volunteers included Mrs. R. McDowell Mrs. J. C. Leasure Mrs. Grace Gamel Mrs. Forest Dame and Mrs. F. L. Moyer.
Miss Gertrude Orians entertained a group from Tiffin at her home Wednesday evening. The guests included Elmer Warnement Mary Baumgardner Frances Newman Philip Myers Geraldine Fry Victor Steinmetz Thomas Strain Kathryn Schmidt Vincent Fisher Helen Hessberger Evelyn Smith and Louis Frankart. The evening featured dancing and games followed by a light supper.
The menmikers and friends enjoyed their annual wiener roast Sunday evening in Haford's woods near Crawford. Varied games provided pleasant pastimes as the group, including multiple Vaughns, Ruffings, Krupps, Kromers, Schiras, Krummers, Hafords, Browns, Yosts, and youths Genevieve, Margaret, and Billy Dow, gathered for the event.
The dialogue has a pastor asking why Rastus stopped going to church. Rastus says he used to pass the collection basket but now Brother Green has the job because he recently returned from overseas. He jokes that the reason is that Green lost a hand.
A baby boy weighing about 90 pounds was brought to Mr and Mrs Everett Hunter on Saturday morning in a local note from the store delivery.
The notice requests readers to bring themselves or have their attorney do 80. It references Carey Times and implies a legal notice process or deadline but provides no specific action, date, or party names. The fragment suggests guidance on notifying or consulting counsel for a formal filing or appearance.
The Carey High School band directed by Herbert Hutchinson of Upper Sandusky performs outdoors each Wednesday evening, sponsored by Carey business men. The roster includes Cornets Dearl Baker Joe Newhard Jeanne Chapman and others, with LeMoine Fagan as president and Kitty Baker as secretary. They showcased marches overtures and serenades such as Officer of the Guard Fort Royal Little Champion Americans We Cupid's Charms and Sousa The Belle of Chicago America.
A collection of practical tips covers installing full length mirrors, reinforcing closet doors with stiffened tape, browning flour and meat for gravy color, and using stays under buttons. It also suggests hanging a kitchen card to log home grown produce and its value.
Plant pathologist A L Pierstorff of Ohio State University warns bitter rot can ruin a mature crop within a week to 100 days if not controlled. The disease appears in late July to August after wet weather. it is caused by a fungus that overwinters in mummied fruits, cankers, and twigs. Remove mummies and dead twigs and spray during July and August. use Bordeaux mixture after petal fall and continue on a two to four week schedule for effective control.
State Highway Director O. W. Merrill awarded paving and widening contracts on the Findlay to Upper Sandusky road. Fred F. Walton & Co. of Upper Sandusky wins both bids, $22 378 48 for rock asphalt and $28 265 29 for water bound macadam.
Drilling of the gas well on the Q. G. Wesker farm east of Upper Sandusky, where Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Newell reside, is rapidly progressing. Depth reached 800 feet on Tuesday and contractors expect to strike pay and shoot the well Friday at noon.
Office staff at Carey Times discuss printed or engraved name cards used for staff and visitors. The note highlights presentation standards, legibility, and proper placement within the newsroom.
Mr. and Mrs L G Ranger and George Ash were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs H E Thome. Mrs E T Patchett and daughter Janis Ann of Upper Sandusky spent Wednesday night with her sister Mrs Walter Gottfried. Mr and Mrs Frank Hammer and children of Fostoria and Mrs Chas Yost of Atlantic City spent yesterday with Mr and Mrs M C Yost and family. Mr and Mrs W S Huffman and son Norman, Mr and Mrs C C Thome and children Elaine and Calvin and George Ash of Carey and Miss Martha Steiner of near Upper Sandusky were supper guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs E F Thome.
Vanlue public schools vocational agriculture director B K Ulrich announced that the Vanlue chapter of Future Farmers of America will exhibit at the Ohio State Junior Fair in Columbus from August 31 to September 5. Last year under Ulrich’s supervision the chapter won prizes in the statewide FF A competition, and many members will display projects in the vocational agriculture department.
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