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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
4
Mr and Mrs James Steen of Findlay were supper guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Ash in an informal social gathering.
The J. T. club meeting scheduled for this Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Fox's home northeast of town has been postponed to next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Aller and daughter Marilyn plus Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huston with sons Réx Clarence Talmage and Junior enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Meadowbrook Park.
Mr and Mrs Sherman Crawford of Vanlue Mr and Mrs Harold Crawford and daughter Dorothy of Arlington and Mrs Elizabeth Frederick of Upper Sandusky were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Hmon Frederick and daughter Miss Romaine.
Miss Millicent Warren entertained the Tuesday Evening Bridge club at her Ada home on Friday evening. Guests included Mrs. H B Keller who won the high score prize and Mrs. F H Frederick. Warren served a dainty lunch.
A Sunday dinner gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Keller on E Findlay Street included Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichols and children Alice Shirley and Jimmy of Detroit Mrs M C Cosgray of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs E M Keller.
Mr and Mrs Urban Wangler and son Arthur visit north east of town with Wellington Baker Raymond Kinn Robert Norman and Duane Kramer Paul Herman Henry Frederick and Gerald Collet. The group spends Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Theis where the boys play a game of ball and Mrs Theis serves refreshments assisted by Mrs Wangler.
Mrs Charles Calmes of S Vance street hosted the Jester Bridge Club last Thursday with guests Mrs Linus Myers Mrs Free Scoarse Mrs Grover Snyder and Miss Evelyn Vaughn. Scoarse won the guest prize and Wallace Dible took the club prize. Refreshments were served.
A farewell picnic supper was held at Mrs. W. J. Bakers home on High street Monday evening June 19. Attendees included Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Baker and children Caroline and John of Carey area, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baker with children Dean Kittie Wellington and Martha near Adrian.
Miss Margaret Hunter and Mrs Ray Hunter hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Kenneth Dible of south of town at Miss Hunters home Tuesday afternoon of last week. Attendees included Bernice Hunter Verniece Kemerly Della Clark Eleanor Krout Avanelle Robison Arline Robison Lucile Kemerly Corrine Kimmely Isabelle Wentzer Donna Wentzer arie Frieda Wentz Mary Wickiser Mrs Elwood Botkin Mrs Raymond Weaver Della and Berdine and Billy Arlis Orians Leah Jean Adora Hunter W H Rickle Mrs Earl Hunter Lloyd Ward Asa Ellis Donna Louise Ira Wentz Floyd Herbert Janice Will Hunter Donna Jean Howard Stanley Hunter.
M. K. Savidge of Mt Victory and his granddaughter Pearl Tuttle of Caledonia visited Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stoll.
Last Thursday evening Miss Mabel Wilson entertained guests at her parents home east of town. Attending were Miss Florence Voelker of Upper Sandusky Blair Wentling Dean Baker and Leonard Wilson. Homemade ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs Richard Frederick and others attended a swim at Meadow Brook Park in Bascom, Wednesday evening. A picnic supper was served after the swim.
Mrs. Mark Karr of Crawford hosted the T. R. C. club last Thursday afternoon with guests Mrs. Harvey Hetzel near Upper Sandusky Miss Rosa Summit north of Carey and Miss May Mullholland of Carey. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Walter Gottfried. Meeting to be with Mrs. D A Dow Crawford on Thursday afternoon July 13.
On Monday evening Miss Jennie Steen hosted four tables of bridge at Mrs. George Newhard’s residence on West Findlay Street. Guests included Mrs. M. D. Shafer, Mrs. Chester Chapman, Mrs. W. N. Johnson, Eloise Bame, Mildred Gunther, Parl Goff, Miriam Warshberger, W. J. Hunter, Martha King, Wesley Bishop, H. K. Van Buren, Eugenia Henry, Harold Houk, Carolyn Newhard, and Mildred Campbell.
A miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Hunter honored Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dible. Many friends and relatives from Findlay Van Buren Vanlue Mt Blanchard and local towns attended. Gifts were given and refreshments served.
Sunday dinner guests included M. K. Savidge of Mt. Victory and Miss Pearl Tuttle of Caledonia visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burson and their sons Paul and Reid.
A group from Carey drove to Lykens on Tuesday evening and surprised Miss Heen Smith at her home where they shared a picnic supper. The visitors included Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Huffman and their son Norman, Jack and Don Mitchell, Miss Agnes Pahl, Miss Lucille Kinsinger, Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Rainsberger and their daughters Maurine and Isabelle, and sons Lynn, Dale, and Charles Hoff.
Monday evening visitors gathered at the F. C. Wenner home north of town. Families from the Wenner and Baker households joined C. H. Baker and children Dean Kittie Wellington Martha, C. O. Wenner and children Robert Richard Martha Ruth, H. L. Wenner and children Donald Janis from Carey, and Donald Beebe of Bucyrus. The hosts prepared and served delicious ice cream.
Mr. and Mrs. BE. M. Keller hosted a family dinner on Wednesday evening in Findlay Street to celebrate the June 27 birthday of their son H B Keller and the birthday of their grandson Edgar Keller. Guests included Mrs. M C Cosgray of Cincinnati Mrs. J R Nichols and daughters Alice and Shirley and son James of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. H B Keller with their children Laura Edgar Martha Jane Donald and Bernice May.
Members of the Queen Esther class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school plan a social gathering Friday evening June 30 at the home of Mrs. W. L. Arnholt on W North street. Committee members include Mrs. Richard Davidson chairman and a long list of church women. A lawn party is planned if weather permits.
The P. R. S. club gathered Thursday June 15 at Mrs. Clarence Lawhead home with Mrs. L. D. Trubey of Carey as guest. Trubey shared a pieced comfort from 1906 by Poverty Run Social Circle members. The afternoon featured needlework and social talk. refreshments were served by Ruth and Anna Lawhead. The group will meet July 13 at Mrs. A. J. Ruehle’s home.
On Tuesday evening Mrs H B Keller entertained friends of her sisters in law Mrs M C Cosgray of Cincinnati and Mrs Raymond Nichols of Detroit who are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs.
E. M. Keller hosted a gathering with Mrs. George Newhard Mrs. W N Johnson Mrs. Edward Dromgold Mrs. Homer Mitchell Mrs. Harry Turnbell and Mrs. Howard Snyder. The group played contract with Mrs. Dromgold winning high score and gifts presented to the honored guests.
Judge James Harvey Platt aged 79 and Dr Henry L Wenner 72 died from injuries after a car crash in Norwalk while en route to Cleveland. Wenner grandson Machamer 19 is hospitalized with concussion. four others injured. Services set for Platt Thursday. both buried at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Ohio Highway Director C. W. Merrell states no tentative selections have been made for the highway patrol superintendent or patrol members. He denies rumors of chosen personnel and says the department is studying criteria to ensure the force reflects Ohio’s best for public safety and road preservation.
The Carey school band directed by H. R. Hutchinson will sponsor a July 11 excursion from Carey to Detroit. Round trip fare includes Sandusky City rail fare totaling 2.25 dollars. The Sandusky City to Detroit leg is on the Chippewa with a boat fare of 1.00. Tickets available from any band member.
As the Fourth of July falls on Tuesday next week the Carey Times will publish three days in two. Editors ask all contributors to send copy in a day early and correspondence letters should reach us on Monday if possible.
Millicent Warren, longtime Carey high school teacher of seven years, accepted a social science and English teaching post at Ada high school. She was chosen from 60 applicants and is a daughter of Ada resident Mrs. Clara T. Warren. Warren is an Ohio Northern University graduate with graduate work at Columbia and Ohio State universities.
Letter heads and envelopes, in fact commercial printing of all kinds, at the Carey Times.
Ohio legislation creates a milk commission to license dealers and producer distributors with a four member board and a 10 member staff. Fees range from 60 dollars plus vehicle surcharges to 4 dollars for small producers. licenses require 60 days’ supply payments and 25 days post receipt. Local cooperatives set price schedules subject to commission approval to curb destructive trade practices and stabilize markets.
Rural route carriers leave the post office at 9 45 a m, a half hour earlier. Walter Stansbery and Clarence Keckler, forestry army members, returned home from Camp Knox Kentucky Saturday. Stansbery is transferred to Coshocton Ohio. Loren Ray and family left for Lake George New York then on to Washington District of Columbia where Mr Ray will begin a new job.
A village station clerk advises a traveler to change trains twice before reaching York. The amused villager laments only wearing the clothes on his back as he imagines the journey ahead.
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