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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
4
The Bi-Mo club gathered Monday evening at Mrs. W. R. Zeis on N. Vance Street. High score prize in bridge went to Mrs. Wm. Walz. Mrs. Zeis served a dainty lunch.
Mrs. Allen Powell hosts the Ayli club this afternoon on High Street. Jester Bridge club members were entertained Thursday at Mrs. Ernest Share's southwest of town. Canton visitors Mr. and Mrs. R J Wenner and Mr. and Mrs. M D Shafer had dinner with the Wenner and Shafer families. Local couples, Snyder, Jefferson, Zeis, and Nachbar, enjoyed cards and gatherings over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Huston and daughter Miss Leona of north of Vanlue were guests at dinner last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Huston and sons on W Findlay Street. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKee and children Marveline Margaret and Paul of northwest of town were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth on Wyandot Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Bryan Shumaker and other relatives hosted a birthday anniversary party for Miss Anna Shumaker in Toledo. Guests included Mr and Mrs L F Nopper Mrs Bessie Gibson Ed Nopper and Tom Breen.
The J. T. club gathered last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Kinney and guest Miss Hattie Ruehle. The gathering was social with Mrs. Kinney serving a tempting treat. The club will meet again on March 30 with Mrs. Lewie Beis.
Mrs N K Van Buren entertained three tables of bridge at her E South street home last Thursday afternoon for guest of Mrs Art Huston of Galion. Guests included Mrs Huston and many local ladies. Mrs Kurtz and Mrs Houk won high score prizes while Mrs Huston received a guest prize.
A parade of local families visited the Hoo Waegner home for a Sunday dinner and afternoon gathering. Stella Nye hosted the Carey Research club Friday with topics on nomads and speedways Across France. Officers were reelected with Miss Myers as president and committees named for programs, flowers, and membership.
Mrs. Carl Koehler hosted a Fortnightly Club meeting this afternoon at her W North Street home with Mrs. H L Wenner giving a book review and World Events notes. The Contract Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. F D Hurd’s W Findlay Street home with guests Mrs. BE Kurtz and Mrs. Harold Houk. refreshments were served.
Auxiliary members enjoyed a 6:30 dinner at the Legion hall followed by a business meeting. Mrs. Chas. Calmes gave a mystery package drawn by Mrs. C. B. Myers. The evening ended with card games.
Miss Dorcas Brown of N Vance street entertained members of the Trumpet club at a Tuesday evening meeting. Mrs Lloyd Pfeifer attended as a guest. Miss Cretora Kinsinger won the high score prize at bridge. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Gail Schoenberger at the Haines home on N Vance street.
Members of the Queen Esther class enjoyed a Friday evening social in the church junior room with devotionals by Mrs. Forest Dame. Stunts and contests followed a business meeting and spring bonnet prizes were awarded, led by committee chairwoman Mrs. Lloyd Long.
An oyster supper was held Tuesday evening February 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs C V Wentz honoring Ross Wentz of Benton west of Findlay on his 71st birthday. Attending were numerous Wentz relatives and spouses from Benton Forest Sycamore Carey Upper Sandusky Kenton and Nevada plus Paul Wentz. Guests departed thanking him for many more happy birthdays.
A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips and family was held at their Alvada area home on Wednesday. Fifty four friends and neighbors attended with prepared baskets. The evening featured socializing games and late hour refreshments.
Friday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bristoll and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dible. They visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Laird where they spent the time playing pinochle.
Mrs. $. H. Krebs hosted the Tuesday Evening Bridge Club meeting. Guests included Mrs. Earl Moser and Mrs. Blanche Criger with Mrs. Moser taking high score. Mrs. Krebs served refreshments.
A Findlay card party at the Pythian Sisters hall drew guests including Mrs. W. R. Zeis Mrs. W. A. Bishop Mrs. R. Davidson Mrs. Samuel Guntifer Mrs. Wm. Walz Mrs. Luther Haines Mrs. Forest Dame Mrs. W. R. Alien and Miss Reva Dame on Tuesday evening.
Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Walz Chapman Bishop Gunther at the Richard Davison home on East South street. Mrs Gunther and Mr Walz won prizes for high score.
Mrs Wm Leader Mrs R Mc Dowell Mrs Paul McArthur and Mrs Nelson Turnbell attended a card party given by Juno Temple Pythian Sisters at Findlay. Seventy tables of pinochle and bridge were in play. Mrs Turnbell won the third high score in pinochle.
Mrs. CG C Simonis hosted a Hobnobber club dinner Tuesday at the Catholic hall served by the Christian Mothers. Guests included Mrs L N Zahn Miss Martha Schira Miss Florence Schira Mrs Charles Cal mes and others. Bridge at the Simonis home on W Findlay Street produced a guest prize for Mrs Chester Chapman and a club prize for Mrs C B Myers.
Mrs Claren Sausser and Mr Wayne Crawford hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs Crawford at their N Muncie street home on Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed jig-saw puzzles readings and a bird call program. Ice cream cake and coffee were served to relatives and friends. The party closed with an old fashioned charivari honoring Mr and Mrs Davis on their 34th wedding anniversary.
Miss Eugenia Henry hosted a surprise shower Thursday evening at her W Findlay Street home for Mrs W L Mohler and her January born daughter. The decor featured a stork motif, fern backdrop, stars and a moon, with a doll centerpiece and baby themed favors. Guests included Mrs Mohler and many others, followed by a dinner auction won by Miss Stiner.
Saturday dinner guests were Canton and Mr. and Mrs. J J Stoll at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Beis north of town.
Mrs L G Ranger hosted a 1:00 o’clock luncheon Tuesday for Priscilla club members at her Findlay Street home. Mrs W D Goble of Findlay and Mrs Nora Brashares attended as guests. Current events were discussed in the afternoon.
Wednesday evening last week Mrs. Carl Koehler entertained with three tables of bridge at her home on W North street. Guests included Mrs. Donald Fetters Mrs. C B Myers Mrs L N Zahn Mrs P C Goff Mrs M D Shafer Mrs Chester Chapman Mrs Ed Kramer Mrs A Sthira Mrs Robert Myers Mrs OM Cc simonis Mrs B E Snyder and Mr George Snyder. High score prizes went to Mrs Fetters and Mrs C B Myers. Mrs Koehler served dainty refreshments.
In a gloomy moment the nation faces commercial panic and hardship as winter approaches. Global events from France to China strain the British Empire while domestic poverty grows. The piece urges compassion and moral strength, calling on men with large hearts to help others and uphold faith in difficult times.
The Epworth League and the Luther League unite for Friday Bible study on Lent Fridays at 7 30 PM. Helen Smith leads Old Testament and Gertrude Yohe leads New Testament discussions. All young people are welcome. March 8 meeting moves after school to the Lutheran parish house junior room. Bring notebooks and pencils.
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