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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
4
Dined Sunday C M Bishop and daughter Miss Elba and Mrs Hamp Welker of Rawson and Mrs H A Schilling of Ada were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Howard.
The J. T. club will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. J. Ruehle’s home east of town. The Nineteen Hundred club will be entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Loren Stahl at her home on E Findlay Street.
Mrs. Anna Snyder and Mr and Mrs George Snyder with daughters Marita and Joyce visited Mr and Mrs H B Keller on E Find lay street for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Dick Baker and children Loren Eunice Edward and Maxine of Forest joined Mr and Mrs Van Baker on Wyandot avenue for Sunday dinner.
Mr and Mrs J W Schubert of Sidney Mr and Mrs D L Fruth and Mrs Fred Herbert of Fostoria were entertained at supper Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs S M Romig west of town.
Mr and Mrs Homer Swerlein with children Ronald Idella Mae and Mrs Della Gibson and Mrs Ada Swerlein with sons Junior and Elmer of McCutchenville plus Mrs Anna High of Carey visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Lortz south of town.
The T. R. C. club enjoyed a social afternoon with Mrs. C. H. Hull last Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Walter Gottfried and Mrs. Allen Vaughn. Mrs. Charles Calmes of Carey attended. Refreshments were served and the next meeting with Mrs. J. A. Vaughn is in three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woods and son Donald visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen McNutt for a Sunday dinner near Forest. The meal celebrated Donald’s third birthday and Carol Lee McNutt’s third birthday which fell on Tuesday. Guests included Archie McNutt family, James McNutt family, Maribel McNutt, all from Bucyrus, and Virginia Coates of Tiffin.
Mrs. Mary R. Veach and M. L. Graves of Winamac Ind visited Carey area friends Sunday. They rode 217 miles from 4 10 am to 12 30 pm arriving at the Upper home for a sumptuous dinner. Local guests included Mr and Mrs William Wright and many Carey families.
Mrs. K. L. Leonard presides at a luncheon bridge at her home on E South Street. The event honors her sister Mrs. J EB Louisbaugh of Mahsfield who is visiting Mansfield. Additional guests include Mrs. Fred Schuster Mrs. John Conard Mrs. Wm Osburn and Mrs. Corelle Erdenberger all of Mansfield.
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening with hostess Mrs Willis Dible located 1% miles east of Adrian. Assistants include Mrs Sadie Wonder and Mrs Will Heck. Myrtle Perkins leads the lesson study and Mrs RI Mes Bowen with Mrs Frank Sentmer head the entertainment committee.
Miss Ruth Diller's class of the M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a wiener roast at Flat Rocks in Crawford Wednesday evening last week. Chaperons Miss Diller and Paul Sultzbach accompanied the group.
Members of the M. G. club of Tiffin motored to a meeting at Miss Marcella Collet on W Findlay street last Wednesday evening. Guests included Miss Marie Flec. At cards, Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Arthur Harlett of Tiffin won honors, and a two course lunch was served.
Last Sunday guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blair’s home in Upper Sandusky celebrating the 18th anniversary of the Blairs and the 15th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Plusher of Delphos. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickason and John Duncan, with evening callers Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Wisterman and Lynne of Lima and John Cunningham and Helen of Upper Sandusky.
Mrs Vertie Bame received a birthday surprise when she returned from Fostoria to find a pink and white cake at her dining table. Guests included Galen Bame of Oak Grove Harold Lee Morton Lee of St Paul Aletha Newcomer and daughter Pauline Mabel and Maxine Bame and the honored guest.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Pessel hosted a Friday bridge night at their South Street home for guests Dr and Mrs R C Conley of East Lake Florida formerly of Fostoria. Four tables played with a lunch. Mrs Copus won high score and Mrs Conley received a guest prize.
Dorcas Bible Class members Mrs J E Myere Mrs Henry Lortz Mrs Bernard OBrien and Mrs W I Graves from this place with Mrs Matt Ott of Bucyrus formed a committee to entertain the Coursas Bime class of the Methodist Sunday school at Mrs Myers home Thursday evening. Contests provided amusement after the meeting and a lunch was served.
Mrs F D Hurd entertained the Contract club and guests with a dessert bridge at her home on West Findlay street. Attending were Mrs H M Grinton of Philadelphia Mrs John Smith of St Louis Mrs J E Louisbaugh of Mansfield Mrs Homer Wonder Miss Gertrude Houk Mrs E B Kurz Mrs J D Ewing Mrs Homer Mitchell and Mrs G M Kurtz. Luncheon guest was Mrs W G Brayton.
Columbus visitor Mrs M P Fox visits Carey while families from Toledo Findlay Columbus and St Louis gather for rest and social events. Residents attend funerals ship to Saginaw family reunions and Fourth of July events with drivers listed for Upper Sandusky race and various visits across Findlay Tiffin Galion Bucyrus and Delaware.
Miss Marie Lusk visits Findlay while farmers report wheat cutting this week. Frost damaged muck land corn last Thursday night. Local residents and visitors from Toledo Delaware Newell Upper Sandusky Lincoln Neb and Marseilles are mentioned in several social calls and visits.
Ohio State University extension specialist E. R. Lancashire advises growers to first produce a quality crop then prepare it for consumer appeal. Uniform, well displayed bunched vegetables with appropriate price tags boost roadside sales and catch shoppers’ eyes. Display size and packaging that match family needs drive purchases and prices aid selling.
C E Lively of Ohio Experiment Station notes farm residents face more dependents per worker due to high birth rates, population aging, and out-migration to cities. In 1930 Ohio aged 65+ were 4.4 percent statewide, with rural areas rising from 2.8 percent in 1880. Urban aging grew faster than rural, despite higher rural proportions.
Two Irishwomen walk home after church and discuss Father Kelly’s sermon on matrimony. One remarks on its praise, the other quips that she wishes she knew as little about the subject as he does.
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