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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
4
Social event details list Sunday supper guests including Miss Hilda Jacob, Robert McDaniel, and John Sheridan at Miss Betty Stroup's home. Other visitors arrive from east and north of town, with families mentioned as guests at the Stoll residence.
Mrs Ross Patterson delightfully entertained her bridge club on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Harry Grinton of Philadelphia Mrs J E Louisbaugh of Mansfield and Mrs Edwin Capell.
Mr and Mrs Mark Mitten entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Ed Gerber of Toledo Mr and Mrs Harold Bentz and daughter Betty Jane Mr and Mrs Curt Hennig of Fostoria and Mr and Mrs John Slotterbeck reflecting a cordial local social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dible and family entertained as Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Adam Koehler and children Regina John and Anna Louise of Upper Sandusky Mrs Ralph Williams and children Caroline Frederick and Ferdinand Mr and Mrs Wallace Dible Mr and Mrs George Burks Heart Dible and Napoleon Dible.
Mrs Forest Wenner was hostess to the P R S Club last Thursday afternoon. The time was spent socially. A delicious two course luncheon was served. Club guests included Miss Cleone Thoms Miss Avanell Robison Miss Kitty Baker Miss Frances Eyestone Miss Isabelle Lortz and Mrs Eugene Swerlein. Mrs Clarence Wenner will entertain the club on Thursday July 11.
Mrs D E Wolfman and a list of Plymouth residents attended the Eastern Star district meeting last Thursday. In the evening they were supper guests of Miss Stella Nye before returning to their homes.
A group including Mr and Mrs Paul Calmes and families along with neighbors enjoyed a wiener roast in Stoll's Grove east of Crawford Sunday. MB club met with hostess Mrs Van Doren Gibson. roll call answered with favorite fruit. officers elected at J T. Club meeting. July 11 event planned with Mrs Henry Lortz.
Sunday evening at the bride's parents home in Frenchtown a lively belting was held for Mr and Mrs Lowell Welborn who wed in Poledo. Mrs Welborn, formerly Martha Mathias, once worked as a stenographer in the Carey Porcelain office. Many friends attended including Mildred Fox, Bert Cornely, Inz Sentenins, Frances Steyer, Armand Gase, Tu lalia Noepf, and numerous Orians and Lucius family members.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs John Carmine with children Maxine and Hilene from Green Gamp and Mr and Mrs Bart Burson with children visiting Mr and Mrs E M Burson. Additional dinners featured Mrs John Pifer Gust Wagner and Henry Sammet of Manchester England and Mr and Mrs William Sammet of Crawford with Mrs Fred Stief of Upper Sandusky.
Mrs. Porter Hendricks of Worello street hosted Mauvelyn Hendricks eighth birthday party on Tuesday afternoon. A group of Mauvelyn’s girlfriends enjoyed games and refreshments prepared with help from Mrs. J. E. Daniels of Windsay. Mauvelyn received several gifts while guests included Mary Ellen Baker Henrietta Iden Virginia Pahl Alice Devene Juanita Daniels Findlay Cora Elen Schira Joan Myers and Betty Louise Bowman.
Sunday gathering at the V Thomas home five miles northwest of town included many relatives of the late Samuel B. Thomas. Guests comprised Ishgar and Ralph Thomas families with children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, plus extended kin from nearby areas.
Last Thursday evening Miss Avonell Robison returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Wesley Wonder to find relatives and friends assembled at her parents Charles and Edna Robison south of town. The group included Marjorie Wickiser Margaret Baker Florence Kennerley Martha Lee and many others. The event featured games music and a late night luncheon with Miss Robison receiving numerous gifts.
Mr and Mrs I A Logsdon and their sons Gilbert and Donald entertained many friends at their home north of Fremont on Sunday. A two course dinner was shared at noon and the day ended with boat riding and bathing. Guests from distance included Mr and Mrs Ralph Haford and children, Mr and Mrs J A Vaughn and children of Carey, and Mr and Mrs Ligouri Logsdon and family of Toledo. Harold A Logsdon of Toledo stayed a few days to participate in a piano and violin recital at Fremont Tuesday evening.
Poultry and eggs wanted for regular route service. Call any time with items to sell. Albert offers prompt pickup and 1700d service. Located at 105 North St Carey. Also seeking 4 000 or 5 000 broilers and heavy hens.
A playful exchange features Pat asking a priest to explain Nut Sunday while contrasting Shrove Tuesday Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. The humor centers on Pat’s confusion about a less familiar religious day.
Rensselaer reunion notices were printed at the Carey Times office. The item quotes a humorous exchange about faithfulness and references a line about one woman versus thousands, tied to the reunion event.
Newhard's Insurance Agency in East Findlay Ohio offers to determine insurable values for home personal belongings business stock and vehicles. Contact Brock Carey for a checkup of current policy coverage and present value of property. Phone 364.
Walnut settee for sale call R-69 23np. Used cars include Essex coach Ford Tudor sedan Buick sedan Studebaker touring Chevrolet coupe. Terms offered by C. F. Sutter Hudson Essex agency.
Repair shop notes show auto glass installation completed at Carey Auto, a top shop known for windshield work. Details confirm installation tasks finished and the location cited as the primary service center.
A humorous exchange unfolds as two colored men argue about a fly called a hoss fly. One man insists the insect is a hoss fly due to buzzing near cows and horses, while the other denies being called a jackass. The dialogue highlights linguistic play and rural animal references.
Property listings describe 100 acres in Amanda township Hancock County with a nine room house on good land and tiled fields, stone drilled well, bank barn, granary, fruit trees, near Vanlue school route and church. Also 80 acres in Big Spring township Seneca County near Adrian with a nine room house, multiple barns, two water wells, tile and fencing, and possession planned for March.
Mrs Gadabout reveals to Mrs Gossip that she followed her husband one evening and discovered his routine at a particular location. The exchange reflects small town gossip and the thrill of uncovering a private detail.
An exchange shows a book agent insisting on not interrupted while a prospect challenges the door sign. The dialogue captures tensions between privacy and sales in a business setting.
The Boston Herald suggests Jimkins as the ideal midline candidate not too radical nor too conservative. It notes he has spent years working as a bus driver and could appeal to a broad electorate.
In a court style quip, a man asks how to sue his wife for breach of promise and the reply notes she promised to divorce him. The exchange satirizes legal concepts around marriage and divorce in a humorous frame.
Name cards printed or engraved at the Carey Times office, suggesting a display or preparation section for correspondence or staff recognition.
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