Social Events T R B C Club Meeting
The T F R C club will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J A Vaughn east of town for a social gathering and discussion.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
4
The T F R C club will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J A Vaughn east of town for a social gathering and discussion.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Exline and granddaughter Peggy Link of Sandusky City along with Mrs. Barbara Exline of Patterson were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Exline and daughter Barbara. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ward Miss Sylvia Daniels of Findlay and Walter Lortz of near Upper Sandusky at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lortz south of town.
Members of the Young Ladies Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation church enjoyed a picnic Tuesday at Seccatum Park Bucyrus. The group will host a miscellaneous shower this evening for Mrs Edmond Pahl at the parish hall.
Members of the Jester club and their husbands enjoyed a tureen dinner Thursday evening of last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Free Scoarse on W Findlay Street. Mrs Harry Bristol and Wallace Dible won prizes at bridge after the dinner.
Bi Mo club members surprised Mrs. Luther Haines Friday evening for her birthday anniversary. Miss Reva Dame and Miss Mildred Gunther attended as guests. Bridge followed a tureen dinner served at six. Mrs. Samuel Gunther and Miss Gunther won prizes and Mrs Haines received a gift.
A sequence of social events across Hancock County includes Mrs. Monroe Flicker and family picnicking near Crawford. another at Riverside Park Findlay. Miss Mary Ann Kirlan's 19th birthday party six miles north. Forest Shade hosting guests including Truman Platts of West Independence for a wedding gift night. Attendees span families: Kirlan, Diller, England, Van Scott, Wonder, Baker, Kimmel, Hunter, Plotts, and Plotts among others.
Girl Scout Troop No. 1 led by Mrs. Paul Mc Arthur enjoyed a Tuesday picnic at Mt. Blanchard park. Bascom hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Arvine Kindinger and family and Mrs. Rader with Crestline guests. Meadow Brook Park Bascom hosted a Sunday picnic supper with C. C. Simonis family and others. A noon dinner at the home of C. C. Thome brought together Mrs. Monroe Flicker and children from Waterloo Iowa and Naomi Hunter with Ray Hunter from Toledo.
Norman Long of Findlay and Mrs. Della Gibson of McCutchenville joined Mrs. Anna High of the south side and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Long for dinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Long and their son Donald on Frederick street.
Members of the Christ Lutheran class taught by W. J. Newhard will travel from Akron to Findlay tomorrow for a three dinner at noon at the home of Mrs. Earl Kenton.
Mr and Mrs Homer Mitchell hosted a noon dinner Sunday at their W Findlay Street home with guests including Mr S M Mitchell Mrs Flora Morse and Miss Zula Morse of Marysville. Elinor Krout held a farewell slumber party Friday night for Maxine Stiner at her B Findlay Street home with Harriet Criger Jean Wenner Gertrude Allen Lorraine Wiggerman Pauline Newcomer and Margaret Dow among the visitors. Breakfast was served by Elinor’s mother Mrs Carl Krout.
Sunday dinners at the Ash home on W Findlay included Elizabeth Soussey Jessie Mangus Rose Hay Velma Hay of Gull Lake and the Sousley and Thome families plus Harold Simms. Lucille Derr hosted friends for Lily Jesko of Michigan City. A basket dinner at Hendricks cottage celebrated Miss Ethel Hendricks and Mrs Luther Haines and daughter Patty.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Griffin of Fostoria joined Maxine Bame Delcig Smith and Florence McKee for Sunday evening dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs R J Williams and their children.
Mrs Harold Bentz and daughters Betty and Virginia of Fostoria joined Mr and Mrs John Slotterbeck as dinner guests Wednesday of last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Mark Mitten northeast of town.
A group that enjoyed a 4 picnic supper Friday evening at Lakeland included Norman Long of Findlay Mrs Della Gibson of McCutchenville Mrs Anna High of south of town Mr and Mrs Peter Long Mr and Mrs Lloyd Long and son Donnald Mrs Carl Trubey and Clarence Long.
Duplicate contract club played Thursday afternoon at Mrs F D Hurd’s home on W Findlay street. The group will meet next week at Mrs W N Johnson’s home.
Mrs Chester Matteson of Detroit Mrs Frank Streby and daughter Virginia of Royal Oak Mich Mrs C I Chapman and daughter Jean Mr and Mrs Samuel Gunther and Mrs Ross Draper and children were dinner guests Wednesday evening of last week at the home of Mrs Della Gunther and daughter Mildred on W Findlay street.
Mr. and Mrs. Girard Rickle of west of town hosted relatives Monday evening for the seventh birthday of their daughter Arlene. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Addison Rickle and Richard of south of town, Mrs. Alva Beck and Carl of Vanlue, and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Rickle. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Vertie Bame celebrated her birthday with cake and ice cream hosted by R Bame and family from Oak Grove and others on Findlay street. Louise Van Buren headed to Platte Lake Beulah Michigan for the summer after a dessert bridge hosted by Eugenia Henry. Dorcas Bible class hosts and Dorcas guests planned a Lakeland picnic for July 19.
Surprised on birthday Miss Gertrude and Luther Yohe hosted a Friday evening party at their N Vance Street home in honor of brother John Yohe turning 21. Guests listed include Glenn Williams Charles Beis Harry Dible David Dible Walter Roynon Lon Phillips Dean Ruehle Bernice Ruehle Doris Ruehle Anna Law head Colleen Hutchinson Louise Ruffing H L Wenner Dora Ferrer Jacob Nit rauer and Rev Paul R Clouser.
Members of the Queen Esther class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school enjoyed a covered wagon pil grimage Tuesday evening. They met at 7 30 at the church and toured the country before a lawn party at Mrs. R J Kirkwood s home on BE South Street. Mrs Grace Games presided over the business meeting and Miss Eisie Howsard led the devotional with games and a belled presentation by rs A Coustien who had been discharged.
Mrs. Grud to Mrs. Harry reports Fox will act as hostess to the J. T. club members for a Thursday afternoon gathering at an unspecified venue.
Police uncovered a crude counterfeiting outfit to make bogus half dollars near the Water Street viaduct along the Pennsylvania railroad. Four boys found a fiber case with plaster molds and a cache of counterfeit coins. authorities traced the case to a local plaster statuary shop run by Orlo Bangert and Daniel Stanton, with Bangert admitting possession of the molds and coins.
Miss Ruth Clair Ingels of Upper Sandusky granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Loren Stahl and Don Shepherd of Erie Pa studied at Findlay college featured in an adagio dance at Ray Montgomery’s pupils recital at Harris theatre Findlay last Thursday and Friday evenings. Ingels also performed a solo toe dance with a mini ballet group of six pupils from May’s studio including Jacqueline Houser Joan Iams Mary Lou Gregory Phyllis Rossel Harriet O’Brien and Nancy Lee Hagenmaier. Madelon O’Brien of Upper Sandusky presented an acrobatic dance with attendees Mrs Loren Stahl and others.
The Carey Farmers Community club held its regular meeting at the Moose hall on Monday evening. Representative Grover Traxler of Wharton gave the address, with the program arranged by Henry Failor of Upper Sandusky, Harry Ehrlich, and Charles Fox. Co. J. Walters, Ervin Wentling, and H. J. Wolfe served refreshments.
Nelson Wickiser of Wharton William Bloom of Upper Sandusky C R Richmond of Harpster Charles F Riedel of Sycamore township Barnet H Martin of Antrim township all seek Democratic nomination for County Treasurer subject to the primary Tuesday August 14 1934.
Gilbert S Bulis declared as a Democratic candidate for County Commissioner with a primary due Tuesday August 14 1934. John S Fox of Crawford Township also seeks the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner subject to the same primary date.
A clearness of candidates emerges as John H Schmidt announces his bid for nomination to the Upper Sank court clerk position. Community notice outlines his credentials and commitment to judicial service.
Mrs. L. G. Altwater remains in critical condition. Miss Elizabeth Adams of Cleveland visits Miss Virginia Straw. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleck of Paris Illinois visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fleck. Al Morin of A P store returns from Chicago and Midwest trips. Miss Mildred Feeley Dorothy Feeley Jay Traxler Wilma Ringen Dale Gottfried Robert Spiller and Dolly Coldiron were in Carey.
Neighborhood merchants end Wednesday half holiday after years. They vote 2 to 1 to discard the half holiday system this year and extend Saturday closing to 10 p m.
The Carey Times corrects a prior error naming Ralph Musgrave instead of Ray Musgrave as the Republican nominee for county treasurer. Ray Musgrave is the correct candidate.
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