Dinner Guests and Social Eventsin Carey Area
A Corn Belt social roundup notes dinner guests of D A Williams on West South Street and visits by families from Carey Nevada Findlay and Fostoria. The Queen Esther class held a social at Mrs Lee Yentzer's home with a committee list. A large Young Ladies Sodality outing went to Russells Point with 40 members and activities listed. J M Updegraff celebrated his 90th birthday with relatives from multiple towns. A Wonder Bible class picnic is planned and Sunday dinner guests included the Stoff Ritter and Karr households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lombard
Swanton
Earl Lombard
Nevada
R D. Bowlby
Findlay
D. A. Williams
W. South Street
Ralph Williams
Carey
Clyde Cardwell
West Independence
Charles Griffin
Fostoria
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Lee Yentzer
Walter Gottfried
Russell Gottfried
J.E. Ziebarth
Arthur Byers
F. A. Galbroner
H. E. Snyder
Forrest Dame
Clyde Thomas
Forrest Wenner
A. E. Constien
Ventzer
Young Ladies Sodality
Joseph Herp
Russells Point
Indian Lake
Joseph
John Bakies
Richard Brown
Clarence Collet
Rene Dubois
Harry Fabiani
Joseph Fox
Ralph Karcher
Paul Seebon
Harold Welly
Rosetta Bessinger
Donald Lowery
Donald Reinhart
J. M. Updegraiff
Willis Stahl
Fostéria Road
Stahl
Updegraff
Claude Bushong, Jr
Toledo
J. Hoerig
Tiffin
Frick Hoadly
Larry Lea
van Buren
Rose Beck
Ethel Bushong
Rose
Lois
Grant Borkosky
C. C. Laird
Mt. Blanchard
Sheridan Hunter
Marilyn
J. J. Stoff
Lewie Beis
Louise
Merril Ritter
Lilly Karr
Stork Delivers Daughter to Findlay Street Family
A pound daughter arrived Tuesday forenoon to Mr and Mrs Edgar Keller of EB Findlay Street. The birth adds a new member to the Keller household as neighbors congratulate the family on the arrival of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Edgar Keller
Eb, Findlay Street
Queen Esther class honors new bride at Findlay street home
The Queen Esther class of the Methodist Sunday school met at Mrs. Alfred K. Davis’s home on E Findlay street Wednesday evening. They honored Miss Donna Mae Pahl who became a bride on Saturday with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Methodist Sunday School
Alfred’ K. Davis
E. Findlay Street
Donna Mae Pahl
Hunter Pahl wed in First Methodist Church ceremony
Miss Donna Mae Pahl daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Pahl Newhard street and Richard Hunter son of C E Hunter were married at 3 PM Saturday at First Methodist Church with Rev Donald W Cryer officiating. The couple will reside with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Donna Mae Pahl
Ss. W. Pahl
Newhard ‘Street
Richard Hunter
C. E. Hunter
Donald W. Cryer
Alice Hunter
Jack Nye
Marion
Miss Hunter
Burr-Pitman wedding at Fort Bliss draws elite guests
Theodosia Burr and Lieut James Harold Pitman wed at Fort Bliss Chapel in a single ring ceremony officiated by Major John Williamson. Colonel Dawes escorted the bride. reception followed at the Fort Bliss Officers Club. The couple plans a June 18 visit with relatives before resuming duty. Pitman serves with the Seventh Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Charles Cutler Dawes
202Nd Coast Artillery
Chicago
Miss Burr
Pitman
John Williamson
206Th Coast Artillery
Arkansas
John Donnell
Barbara Batchelor
Lieu
Donnell
Powhatan M. Morton
Walter E Finnegan
Edward J Doyle
Brooks Wilson
Charles Goetz
Charles Haseltine
Dawes
Col
Mrs Dawes
H C Pitman
Atco. N. J
Hudson Burr
Barrington, Ill
Lieut. Pitman
Seventh Cavalry
Weaver Shilling nuptials at Memorial Evangelical parsonage
Dale Weaver son of Mr and Mrs George E Weaver of Carey wed Miss Mary Elizabeth Shilling daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Shilling of Alger. The single ring ceremony was led by Rev B L Lee at 9 30 a m on Saturday. Both couples work at Porcelain Products. They plan a Canada tour and will reside at 318 Ash Street Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Weaver
George Edward Weaver
Carey
Mary Elizabeth Shilling
E J Shilling
Alger
Memorial Evangelical Parsonage
L Lee
Porcelain Products
Canada
Ash Street
Lee Family Reunion Shifts to Carey Park in 1941
The Lee family led by Rev B L Lee pastor of Memorial Evangelical holds its annual reunion in Carey Park instead of Morrow county, as the minister’s new assignment makes Carey nearer. The move reflects long tradition of reunions traveled from Morrow county to be together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Rev B L Lee
Memorial Evangelical Church
Carey Park
Morrow County
Rev Lee
Carey
Mr. Lee
Carey Times Announces Availability of Typewriter Ribbons
The Carey Times notes a fresh shipment of typewriter ribbons for sale. Readers are invited to visit local stores to purchase or inquire about availability and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Carey Farmers’ Co-operative Company
H. G. Chambers
Carey, Ohio
Couple Unites in Candlelit Home ceremony in Hancock County
Helen Louise Peterman and Lester Tong wed in a single ring candlelight ceremony at the Peterman home in Biglick township Hancock county officiated by Rev. C E Longbrake. The couple, surrounded by family and friends, exchanged vows in a living room altar with pink and white decorations and a 7 branch candelabrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Peterman
Biglick Township
Hancock County
Helen Louise
Lester
Tong
Lincoln Tong
Carey
C. E. Longbrake
The
Ark United Brethren Church
Eldon Bright
Carolyn Richards
Albert Folk
Mae Kring
Wallace Cramer
Mary A. Peterman
Dorothy Bright
Virginia van Horn
Laura Ebersole
J. H. Richards
Indiana
Ohio
Vanlue High School
Findlay College School of Commerce
Glessner Company
Carey High School
Donelson Packing Company of
Florence Holden Weds Alfred Crawford Jr in Columbus
Miss Florence Holden of Columbus wed Alfred Crawford Jr on Wednesday morning at 9 45 in the Methodist church. Rev Shellhaas officiated the ring ceremony with attendants Miss Marie Holden and Robert Crawford. The bride wore delphinium blue with gardenia corsage. they plan a Virginia Beach trip and will reside at 3080 Neil Avenue, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Holden
Columbus
W E Holden
Carey
Alfred Crawford
That Place
Shellhaas
Marie Holden
Robert Crawford
Virginia Beach
Neil Avenue
Wheat and related price report from Carey market
Market notes show Wheat at 2 cents, Corn No 2 around 100 terms, Oats and Soybeans listed with miscellaneous figures, Butterfat price at 2.88, and various eye grade indicators. Prices are provided as brief commodities quotes with incomplete OCR data.
Real estate and rental notices by local agents
Multiple entries list rental rooms and homes at 313 W Findlay 120 West, 142 S Lake with three rooms and bath. Sales include a house and vacant lot on S Muncie and several farms and business places. broker John Risner offers help. Arlis Orians listed as contact. C C Carr is noted for inquire about a modern six room house at 120 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
C. C. Carr
John Risner
S. Vance St
Reporter Joins Parachute Flight Undertaking
A newspaper reporter accompanies a stunt flyer on a film flight. Foreboding grows as parachutes are strapped on both men and coats added. The pilot jokes about removing the coat when the fall comes, then the reporter jumps overboard.
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Ralph Hill
Adrian
Ehlvin Wagner
Sylvester Eingle
David
Gerald
June
James
Gene Eingle
Forest Eingle
Newhard Street
June Hingle
Wagner
Hill
Sodality Outing
Truman Young
Clyde Young
Cecil Braun
Thomas
Piqua
Lucinda Boyce
Bonnie Lee
Carol Ann
Marvin Knowlton
YT. R. O. Club
Kathryn Cunningham
W. A. Vaughn
Mary Louise
E. F. Thome
Clarence Elchert
Miss Cunningham
Harold Krock
Wonder Bible
Hunter-Pahl
Collier’s
McCall's
Woman's World
Collier's Send Me
J Look
the Picture Magazine
Liberty
Inside Detective
Farm Journal-Farmer'’ S Wife
Pathfinder
St. Or R.F.D
Post Office
Agate & Ag
Tong-Peterman
Crawford
Holden
Call Vincent
Krupp Carey
Darling & Co
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Gertrude Kurtz
W. Findlay Street
Kramer
Gulf Station
Nial Stillberger
Worrello Street
George Fox
Cecil Stapely
Huber Tractor
Huber Steel
Charles Chester
S. Main St. Sycamore
S. Muncie Street
Arlis Orians
H. P. Huber
Baker
O. L. Lee
T. W. Shull
Vanlue
S. Lake Street
Upper Sandusky Fertilizer
Chatces
Tel Chinen E. G. Buchsieb, Inc
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