T. R. C. Club Meeting at Mrs Walter Gottfried Home
The T R C club will meet at Mrs Walter Gottfried’s home east of town this Thursday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
6
The T R C club will meet at Mrs Walter Gottfried’s home east of town this Thursday afternoon.
A Green Camp dinner gathering hosted by W W Savidge brings together families from Carey Findlay Amysden Cardington Marion and Crawford. Attendees include J J Stoll E M Burson Grant Tong Esther Sours and Forest Myers with extended family members and guests sharing a Sunday meal.
Members of Christ Lutheran Sunday school formerly taught by W J Newhard enjoyed a tureen dinner at the home of Mrs F L Moyer on East Findlay Street as a farewell courtesy before the Newhards depart for a new home in Long Beach California. Attendees included Mrs Earl Kenton Findlay Mrs Wm Peirce Mrs Mark Kurr Mrs Wm Pontius Mrs W L Hoff Mrs Carl Heck Miss Rosa Summit Mrs Moyer and the Newhards. A letter was written to Mrs Florence Cannon of Albuquerque New Mexico, a Carey native who has not been very well.
Mr and Mrs F C Beebe of north of town C M Wenner and Mr and Mrs B A Mench of Wharton with Miss Edith Beebe Miss Sue and Miss Della Gilliland were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Wenner and their children northeast of town.
Charles L Kleinhans has run the Lucas County Children's Home in Maumee nine years with only one child dying. The 330 resident facility emphasizes health care with quarantine, vaccinations, twice yearly exams, frequent dental visits, and immediate nurse care. Delinquent and handicapped children are segregated. grades span local and Fort Miani schools. cottages overlook the river and the hospital. staff includes Millicent Miller, Cora Miller, Mrs J B Moore, Halcyon Hoy, and Truman Cole families.
A musical note from an entertainment program causes bankers to stand when the orchestra plays a tune misread as the national anthem. The gist: audience confusion over a line in the program leads to bankers rising in unison.
Corinne Catherine Krupp, aged 13, wrote a farewell poem on May 7, 1935, marking leaving the O. L. of C. after eight years. She reflects on teachers, sisters, and the school’s memories, noting the lasting impact on her heart and mind.
One of the city’s grand June weddings took place at St Peter’s Catholic Church when Miss Helena Vogel married Leo T Jones. The ceremony featured Nuptial High Mass with Rev Father Marcus Vogel officiating and a reception at the brides home on W Bigelow street. The couple plans a eastern states trip before settling at 219 W Bigelow street.
Charles R. Werling, son of Mrs Joseph Werling, died at the family home west of Tiffin on Tuesday morning June 25. A World War veteran of the 308th Engineers, he had suffered declining health since the war. Funeral services will be held Friday at 9:00 a.m. at St. Joseph's chapel in Tiffin. He is survived by his mother, a brother Louis, and three sisters Miss Celestine Werling Miss Helen Werling and Miss Mary Werling of Toledo.
Miss Ivelyn Hosafros of Carey and Miss Ruthanna Maxwell of Findlay join Missé Betty Coakley of Decatur and others at the AAHA conference. Attendees hail from Wisconsin and Ohio as the list of delegates grows.
Theis Tiell wedding held Wednesday morning at St Boniface s church New Riegel. Miss Clarine Theis and LeRoy Tiell exchanged vows in a single ring ceremony high mass. Attendants included Miss Mary Catherine Tiell and Ralph Theis. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home with sixty guests from several nearby towns and a Moose hall dance that evening.
Mrs Mary Kruszka died in Toledo June 19 after a four year heart disease illness. Funeral services were held at her residence 1464 Vance Street and at St Anthony's Church. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. Survived by six children, a sister, fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. One granddaughter is at the Franciscan convent in Sylvania.
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