Mrs Herold Hank Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs Herold Hank was hostess to the Tuesday Bridge Club at her home on West Findlay Street Tuesday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
4
Fortnightly Club Social Meeting Planned
The Fortnightly Club members will enjoy a social meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Wallace Beebe in Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beebe
Bucyrus
Garden Club Honored By Upper Sandusky Hosts
Mr and Mrs George Ash attended a Monday evening dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs O Veith in Upper Sandusky in honor of the Garden Club of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ash
O. Veith
Upper Sandusky
Garden Club
Sunday Guests Include Foote Family at Fetters Home
Mr and Mrs Noah Kieberry and Mr and Mrs Edgar Ekleberry of Bu eyruS and Mr and Mrs Donald tet ters of this place were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs HH EB Fetters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Kieberry
Edgar Ekleberry
Bueyrus
Donald Tetters
HH. EB. Fetters
Sunday Dinner Guests At J J Stoll Home
Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald and Mr and Mrs Arthur Stoll joined by Mr and Mrs L G Rels and children Charles and Louise from north of town for Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Stoll on No Vance Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Arthur Stoll
This Place
L. G. Rels
Charles and
Louise
North of Town
J. J. Stoll
Vance Street
Picnic at Camp Wyandot for Sutphen couple
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler with son Melford and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ogg with son William, and Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Sutphen of Toledo enjoyed a picnic at Camp Wyandot last Thursday evening for the pleasure of the Sutphens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Culler
Melford
Byron Ogg
William
This Place
G. V. Sutphen
Toledo
Camp Wyandot
Local Family Hosts Evening Gathering South of Town
Mr and Mrs Charles Robison and family entertained Ira Wickiser Mrs Marjorie Wickiser Mr and Mrs Wesley Wonder and daughter Donna Lou last Thursday evening. Music was enjoyed and ice cream and cake were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robison
South of Town
Ira
Marjorie Wickiser
Wesley Wonder
Donna Lou
Local families host Sunday dinners in two gatherings
Mr and Mrs George Burke of west of town entertained with a chicken dinner Sunday. Their guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Dible and children Harry and Nellie, Mr and Mrs Joe Dible, Mr and Mrs Heart Nible and children Opal Virginia June and Herbert. Prof and Mrs J B Moore hosted a family dinner Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Frank Hoy and son Ross of Bristolville, Mr and Mrs Halcyon Hoves west of town, Miss Elsie Garmon of Lakeside, and Mr and Mrs Alva Criger and daughter Harriet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burke
West of Town
Fred Dible
Harry
Nellie
Joe Dible
Heart Nible
Opal
Virginia
June
Herbert
J B. Moore
Frank Hoy
Ross
Bristolville
Halcyon Hoves
Elsie Garmon
Lakeside
Alva Criger
Harriet
Slatterbeck Family Visit Spans Townline Gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Slatterbeck and daughters Elvira and Isabell, sons Charles Jr and Billy, with Clarence Aine of Newark, plus Mr and Mrs Harold Bentz and daughter Betty Jane of Fostoria, and others visited Mr and Mrs John Slotterbeck east of town on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slatterbeck
Elvira
Isabelle
Charles, Jr
Billy
Clarence Aine
Newark
Harold Bentz
Betty Jane
Fostoria
Mark Mitten
Wm Slatterbeck
East of Town
John Slotterbeck
Local families host dinner and club gathering
Mr and Mrs Dean Wisner hosted guests Warren Wisner Elma Alma Clarence Hendricks Arthur Woodward Vitalis Wisner Arthur Wisner and families from Findlay Zanesville Vanville Harpster and northwest town. Chief Mrs Clinton Baker entertained the PRS Club with Mrs W Jo Baker Mrs Allan Baker and others. The gathering featured needlework and a two course luncheon. The next meeting is set for July 10 with Mrs A J Winney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Wisner
North of Town
Warren Wisner
Elma
Alma
Clarence Hendricks
Arthur Woodward
Findlay
Vitalis Wisner
Zanesville
Arthur Wisner
Laverne and
Lavone
Vanille
Ernest Mitsch
Ben Eva
Ernestine
Harpster
Harry Putnam
Grant Kinley
Clinton Baker
PRS
W Jo Baker
Allan Baker
Forest Baker
Eof Thome
Margaret Baker
Carolyn Baker Doreas Baker
Melva Weininger
Kitts Baker
A. J Winney
Lutheran Sunday school mothers host Queen Esther class
Mrs E S Burson and other hosts entertained the Queen Esther class at Mrs Burson’s home with 25 in attendance. Mrs Allen led devotionals and refreshments were served by hostesses. Separate notes say Miss Florence Holden read scripture and Miss Eloise Bame offered a piano solo. Officers elected include Miss Alice Ogg president and Miss Caroline Baker vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E S Burson
W R Alten
George Pahl
Clyde Thomas
G R. McKee
Arthur Stoll
Russell Zeis
H Krebs
Mervin Shafer
Howard Nelson
Lutheran Sunday School
Byron Ogg
Burson
Allen
Gail Kurtz
W S Huffman
George Ash
Queen Esther
Methodist Church
Ash
Florence Holden
Urison
Eloise Bame
Alice Ogg
Caroline Baker
Tjian Mitchell
Frances Puchta
Sunday Dinner Guests Honor Manle's 22nd Birthday
Frances Puchta hosted a Sunday dinner with Mildred and Edith Tanner of McCutchenville Francis Richards of near Carey Harold DeLyte and Edward Manle of Toledo and Misses Alice and Irene Puchta in attendance. The event celebrated Mr. Manle's 22nd birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Puchta
Mildred
Edith Tanner
McCutchenville
Francis Richards
Near Carey
Harold DeLyte
Edward Manle
Toledo
Alice
Irene Puchta
Mr. Manle
Bridge Party Fetes Mrs Donald Fetters and Guests
Mrs H E Fetters and Mrs D A Capell host a bridge party this afternoon at Mrs Fetters home honoring her daughter in law Mrs Donald Fetters. Attending are Mrs W N Johnson Mrs Ross Patterson Mrs A B Capell Mrs L L Leonard Mrs Harold Houk Mrs George Newhard Mrs Gail Kurtz Mrs C B Myers Mrs Joe Sehira Mrs I G Mc Daniel Mrs Chester Chapman Mrs C C Sintonis Mrs Free Scoarse Mrs Jerry Sweer Mrs Jay Newhard Mrs Loren Ray of New York City Mr Joe Dible Mrs Perry McDaniel Mrs John Sheridan Mrs Harry Brisell Miss Dorcas Brown Miss Lucille Chesebrough Mrs George Snyder Miss Marguerite Holden Miss Fuuenia Henry Miss Margaret Ann Pep ple and Miss Gail Schoenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Fetters
D. A. Capell
George Newhard
Gail Kurtz
C. B Myers
Joe Sehira
I. G. McDaniel
Chester Chapman
C C. Sintonis
Free Scoarse
Jerry Sweer
Jay Newhard
Loren Ray
New York City
Joe Dible
Perry McDaniel
John Sheridan
Harry Brisell
Dorcas Brown
Lucille Chesebrough
George Snyder
Marguerite Holden
Fufenia Henry
Margaret Ann Pepple
Gail Schoenberger
Sewing Club Meets Second 4-H Happy Hour Meeting
The 4-H Happy Hour Sewing Club held its second meeting June 18 at the homes of Caroline Baker and Ruth Lawhead. Members learned undergarment cutting and partial finishing for the next gathering July 2. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Caroline Baker
Ruth Lawhead
Margaret Weininser
Mildred Greene
Mary Cathrine Tiell
Marjory Turner
Susan Gase
Margaret Weininger
Florance V
McKee
Cathrine Tiell
Bernice Kimmel
Alice Roynen
Clinton Baker
Falilia
Martha Flaepf
Arlene Stont
Anna Lawhead
Margaret Haford
Angela Haford
Luella Bland
Helen Ruehle
Shortages and Salvage Talk in Rural Notes
The column comments on practical farming wisdom and cautions about land ruin from neglect. It notes that workers rely on dull tools, urges forestry restoration, and discusses soybeans as emergency hay. It adds that knotty boards can serve containers and emphasizes continuing tree spray programs to protect crops.
Rates for Classified Advertisements Set in Four Lines
The notice states a minimum charge of 25 cents for a single advertisement of four lines or fewer with early insertions costing 15 cents for additional insertions and five cents for extra lines.
How Much Damage Can the Wind Do
Wind causes over six five million dollars of property damage in the United States in the last three years. A few cents a week on wind storm insurance may save thousands of dollars later. Call at our office for rates and complete information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
For Rent and For Sale Classified Notices
Multiple small ads advertise rent houses hayground sales of coal ranges and radios. Listings include North St Lee Howard Presler 235pd rent. Dible's Plumbing Shop sells a coal range. hayground 3 miles south of Carey inquire R W Caldwell 731 South St Findlay. 5 Star 201a workhorse Ray Williams 22-23pd. anonymousAN-OR woman for collections monthly pay. L D Lamp 315 Fluron Ninth Blgg Cleveland 23pd. AP sale three recom house on large lot water gas small down payment balance like rent Fred Lasete Brayton street 23-6pd. lost brass door key. wanted washings and housework by day Mrs Nettie Jones 873 West Steff 23-hpd. Jersey heifer about 11% years old Harley Baughman. house for rent Dow St inquire Mrs Charles Dame Forest Dame phone 312 7 23 4pd. Atwater Kent Radio desk style cabinet with built-in speaker battery trickle charger B eliminator call Y-69 28np.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lasete
Brayton Street
Gold Star Mothers Remembered in Silent Crosses Prayer
A wartime tribute voice pleads to bless the Gold Star Mothers and honor their sacrificed sons. The verse, attributed to Né ll Twining, references silent crosses and the enduring memory of those who died for their country and flag.
C O Young Buried at Spring Grove Cemetery
The body of C O Young was brought from Bradner to Spring Grove cemetery for burial. He died Sunday night of meningitis after a period of ill health. Survived by son Ivan Young and daughter Luzader, plus stepfamily. Former Carey resident and long time lawyer and engineer. Attendees included Sergt Young of Aberdeen Proving Ground and relatives from Bradner Toledo Grand Rapids. Weathered details of marriages and death of wives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Young
Bradner
Spring Grove Cemetery
Mr. Young
Carey
Birdnew
Seays
Helen, Bruce
Harold
B. H. Fox
Jennie C Smith
Grand Rapids, Mich
J. M. Eberle
Lawrence
Toledo
Sergt Ivan Young Visits Carey Friends Before Retirement
Sergt Ivan Young of Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland attends the funeral of his father O. Young of Bradner and calls on Carey friends. He belongs to the 44th ordnance company and expects to retire from the Army in five years. He plans to move his family to Carey in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Young
Aberdeen Proving Ground
O. &. Young
Bradner
Carey
44Th Ordnance Company
Carey Times Showcases Letterheads and Envelopes
The Carey Times highlights its commercial printing capabilities including letter heads and envelopes as part of its offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Free Delivery Of Word Angers Brethren Parson
A quoted parson condemns parishioners for demanding payment to hear his sermons claiming the word of the Good Land should be free while water from the river is free only with payment for delivery. He asserts listeners are "wuthless sitiners" and insists payment is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Jacket
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuesday Bridge Club
Prss. Club
Mmr
C. P. Starkey
Solin
John
Leroy
Gerald Pall
Billy ‘Montague
Roger Schmuck
Ts‘adore McLaughlin
Junior Twining
Robert Williams
Donald Yingling
J. D. Bsizes
Jo Nickoson
Billy Starkey
Sewing
Sam
Newhard’s Insurance Agency
Tnsurance
Safety Bonds
Findlay Street
Newhard
Ohio
Newhard Insurance Agency
Real Estate and Insurance
H., G. Feasel
We. Findlay Street
North St
Lee Howard Presler
Peninsular Coal Range
Dible’s
R. W. Caldwell
Ray Williams
L. D. Lamp
Cleveland
Nettie Jones
West
Steff
Jersey
Harley Baughman
Dow St
Charles Dame
Forest Dame
Atwater Kent Radio
Mrs. Almon Blue
R.S. Frankart
Harry Tanner
T. B
Wagner’s
William D. Peircé
Stowe Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Carey and
Findlay Road
Vanlue
Myers
R.L Patterson
Carey Auto Top Shop
South Street
First National Bank
Sycamore
Ralph McKinnon
Wagner
U. B. Church
George Keckler
Harley ‘Baughman
The
Fordson Tractor Ag
A& P
Iona
Bag
Kellogg’s
Post’s
A&p
Tomers
Camay
Jap Rose
Lux
Spaghetti Encore
Chk
Carey-Mill & Elevator Co
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