Priscilla Club Meets With Mrs Walker
The Priscilla Club gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J C Walker. Mrs L G Ranger will host the club next Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
4
The Priscilla Club gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J C Walker. Mrs L G Ranger will host the club next Tuesday.
Mrs I. L. Shull and Mrs. C. F. Sutter will entertain the Wimodau sis Club Thursday afternoon, July 5, at their residence on W. Findlay street.
Mr and Mrs Joe Essex hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs R W Jacobs and daughter Shirley from Detroit and Mr Ora Essex from Continental.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Stark hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Stanley Walters and children Dorothy Mae and Charles Irvin and Mr and Mrs Andrew Stark and daughter Esther of New Riegel Afternoon callers were Andrew Arend and sons Ralph Gerald and Delmo of Springville.
Mr and Mrs R H Hammond hosted guests from Tiffin and McCutchenville for a Sunday evening of card playing. Delbert Kiaiss Delbert Jr William Merlin Frailey Junior Lloyd Wangler and family members attended and enjoyed playing 500.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brown of south of town entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien and daughters Madelon and Harriet Ann of Upper Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweigard and sons Robert and Vernon of Tymochtee, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powell and son Dean from west of town.
The T. R. C. Club gathered at Mrs J A Vaughn's east of town last Thursday afternoon to piee quilt blocks. Delicous refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Ray Beebe Mrs Joseph Vaughn Mrs Homer Phillips and Miss Mazie Pleck. A picnic is planned in three weeks.
A group including Mr and Mrs Wm Davidson and others gathered Thursday evening at Keller's Mill for a wiener roast hosted for the pleasure of the Galt Restaurant staff. Attendees listed Amelia Mostman Jessie Lortz Isabelle Kinney Glenn Edward and others.
Mr and Mrs Chester Chapman hosted a Sunday noon dinner for Mrs Della Gunther to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Mrs Gunther and her daughter Mildred, Samuel Kemmerly and Lon, Edward Gunther of Upper Sandusky, Mr and Mrs Samuel Gunther, Mrs Ross Draper and her children Janet Sue and Ross Junior of Findlay. Garden flowers decorated the rooms and the dining table.
The 4-H Lapps Hour Sewing Club met at the leader’s home with ten members present. President Helen Boers appointed a committee for summer work and another to select the picnic menu. A short remarks session followed and refreshments were served. The next meeting is a picnic on July 4.
Mr and Mrs Frank J Brenner celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday. Family members Agnes and Clara, Lawrence, and numerous relatives attended including Mrs Anthony Schmaetzle of Saginaw, John Conroy and children, Verne Mancure from Flint, Gust Kummerer and family, Will Mors and children, Mary Jo, Louis A Myers and children, Rose and Leo, Joseph Myers of Detroit, and Ralph C Myers of Toledo.
A man who stole a dog attempted to sell it for two dollars over two days. Discouraged, he returned the dog to the owner and was rewarded with a five dollar bill for his honesty.
Ora Essex serves as engineer in charge at Continental installing water gauges on the Auglaize River to monitor flow and levels.
Former Carey resident John N. Tyson died at his daughter Emma Bush’s Oakwood home after long illness including high blood pressure and heart trouble. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Bush home with Rev. R A Bates officiating and burial in Spring Grove cemetery. He leaves daughters Emma Bush Viola Tyson and a son Charles plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. He moved to Oakwood about ten years before his death on June 22 1928 at age 89 years six months five days.
The family thanks those who helped during our bereavement and for the beautiful flowers.
Brown Bros Jersey and Guernsey herd to be sold Saturday June 30 at 1 00 p m at the Upper Sandusky Fair Grounds. thirty cows TB tested many fresh with calves at side close springers and heifers. Cows on grounds two days prior are milked twice daily. Sale held regardless of weather. Auctioneer Joe Moore.
The Dible Phillips reunion was held Sunday at Carey park with about 200 attendees. Officers elected include President N B Dible Vice President James Phillips Secretary Forest Phillips Treasurer James Wagner and Arrangements Chairman Mrs Willis Dible. Detroit visitors included Mr and Mrs Leon Phillips and Mr and Mrs Owen Bliss and family.
Notice sets July Nth 1928 at S p m for a public hearing on the Crawford township budget prepared by trustees of Wyandot County Ohio for the next fiscal year ending December 31 1929. Hearing at the Crawford township trustees office with Clerk Bfe Hudson.
A conversation unfolds with a husband lamenting another birthday and a wife challenging the view. The dialogue centers on aging and perspective as the husband jokes about entering his forty-ninth year for the eighth time in an illustration marked Paris.
The Carey Times printed reunion cards for former residents and former staff, inviting alumni to reconnect, with event details and contact information for participation.
Ohio farmers saw a drop in May gross income from meat animals and grains due to lower marketed quantities. Hog and cattle sales fell 14 and 20 percent respectively, with grain sales down 60 percent for wheat and 29 percent for corn, while poultry and wool prices rose and dairy income climbed to an index of 1123 from 112.
G F Schlesinger directs Ohio highways efforts amid funds shortfalls. Projects include grass seeding along shoulders and slopes, weed mowing, ditch cleaning, debris removal, and roadside trash barrels for picnic waste. Bridges are kept attractive within budget. route markers and warning signs are repainted. trees trimmed to improve sight distance.
A. P. Sandles of Ottawa and W. H. Fledderjohann of Columbus were in town Wednesday evening.
A brief exchange contrasts a visiting city banker with a farmer. The banker asks if the farmhand is the hired man, but the farmer replies that the man is the first vice-president in charge of cows.
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