Stans Transfer in Carey Real Estate Deal
Eunice M. and Alfred L. Stans transfer Lot 55 in Bd A J Wrederick's 4th addition Carey village to Carl and Florence Stans ae bery for $1.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
7
Eunice M. and Alfred L. Stans transfer Lot 55 in Bd A J Wrederick's 4th addition Carey village to Carl and Florence Stans ae bery for $1.
The Union Past Presidents club of the W. B. A. met Monday evening at Mrs. Dennis DeVene’s home with 12 members and one guest Miss Gladys Ames of Findlay. After business, contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Maurice Gaster Mrs. I We Stombaugh Mrs. Richard Hunter Mrs. Linus Myers and Miss Ames. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Charles Miller to entertain in July.
Mrs G W Butcher hosted Monday afternoon on J South Street for her son Johnny's fourth birthday. Guests included Tommy Wedge Rettig Jerry Twining Danny and David Bayes Steven Mewhorter Ralph Billy Bobby Joe Myers and Mrs Elgin Bayes. Prizes went to Tommy Wedge and Tommy Rettig with refreshments provided by the hostess and Mrs Floyd Pierson.
Relatives from Findlay to Tiffin and Canton joined reunions at the Kohmann and Woods homes for birthdays and Father’s Day. A bridal shower honored Peggy Schlachter with gifts, bingo, and a luncheon, while many relatives from Bucyrus to Marion attended potluck dinners and family gatherings.
A classified notice states typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons of any make are available at The Carey Times.
The Christian Mothers group of Our Lady of Consolation Church held its monthly meeting after a short prayer and song. Mrs Alfred Droll and Mrs Margaret Yost spoke on vacation and programs, respectively, with Catherine King and Catherine Riest er winning prizes. Mrs John Welsh and others hosted a luncheon. meeting closed with a prayer led by President Mrs Ralph Haferd.
The Rosy Ridge 4-H Maidens met June 27 at Mrs. Hugh Kurtz home with eleven members. They read the constitution, reviewed community project plans, and set a stunt for July 19 at County Camp Fire. A style review is slated for August 16.
Eugene McKibben son of Mr and Mrs Boyd McKibben of Cleveland and nephew of Mrs W H Sloman of Carey wed Miss Ether Namy of Cleveland at 11 a m Saturday in First Grace Church Cleveland A dinner followed in the church basement Attending were Mr and Mrs Sloman Mr and Mrs Everett Rogers and son James Mrs Genore Lupton and children James and Gloria of Findlay and Mrs Sloman s nieces Miss Nora Foy and Mrs Ila Kiptenbrock plus a Cleveland family
Real estate transfers listed include Herschel C Bogard to Orville and Fannie Bower for lot 16 in John Caa's addition Upper Sandusky priced at 1. Charles D Stubbs executor to David E Neumeister for parts in lots 107 and 92 original plat Upper Sandusky at 10260. Leo F and Ethel L Beagle to Northern Ohio Telephone Co for parts of lots 70 and 71 Carey valued at 1. S J and Katherine E Napoli to Herbert W Baker for lots 2 and 3 Adam Koehler subdivision Upper Sandusky for 1.
Market notes show Carey handling corn oats and butterfat with varying receipts and light to heavy trade. Analysts reference Springers and fans amid current price movements and receipts returning after a period of uncertainty.
The State Civil Service Commission of Ohio announces open competitive exams for clerks stenographers and typists. Tests are Friday July 21 at 9 am and 1 30 pm and Saturday July 22 at 9 am in several cities including Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Cincinnati. Applications must be filed by July 27.
A fragmented report notes Nelsons and infant songs brought to Findlay hospital. Mrs. Lawrence Mathern was taken from her home on South Vance Street to Findlay hospital on a Tuesday afternoon.
Brown Swiss bull calf eligible for registration offered by Ralph Haford & Sons with contact 9092. Also a baby’s bathinette unused listed with phone 1501. Strawberries for 25 cents a quart self pick at Vanilue 116 W. call for details.
Classified notices list appliances farm equipment furniture and small services for sale. Items include a ENAMELED twin tub washer 50, a Quad gas range 25, dining room set chairs 10, 7 ft McCormick binder, upright piano 15, several used cars, eggs, rugs and sewing repairs, plus farm real estate and auctions. Names include G A Yeater, Bernard Logsdon, Arthur Stoll, J M Burnap, Marion Miller, L Fox, A N Stevens, Rene Dubois. Locations mentioned include Carey Findlay Upper Sandusky and Seneca county with phone numbers 94/11 9047 2754 2033 1182.
Six room home on West Main street in Vanlue in good repair with storm windows water gas and electricity plus a good barn. Viewable evenings or day of sale. Terms require $500 down and balance in 30 days. Russell Mosher owner. Real estate auctioneers Charles Strouse and Willis Bush based in McComb Findlay.
Kenneth Snavely seeks slate and chimney work and painting services. Respond to c/o Frank Snavely in Berwick.
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