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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
4
The Ayli club meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon was postponed because Mrs. Paul McArthur fell ill. The illness caused cancellation of planned events and updates will be announced later.
Sunday evening dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Cc C Simonis and children Junior Billy and Nannette with Miss Laura Mitten at the home of Mr and Mrs F J Simonis on E Findlay Street. Also noted were Mr and Mrs WD D Shater and son Nelson of McCartenville and Mr and Mrs Stanley Olr and Mr and Mrs Pal Gilbraity of Gamore visiting the Shafer home.
Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Moore of Fortoria and Rev. and Mrs. Elwood Botkin and Miss Erma Morrison of Wharton were supper guests Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Jacobs on W. North Street.
Friday evening visitors included Rev and Mrs C D Moore of Fos toria Rev and Mrs Elwood Botkin and Miss Erma Morrison of Wharton and Little Jane Ellen Kemmerly at the Kemmerly residence southwest of town.
Tuesday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Claude Campbell of Kokomo Ind, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs and children, Mrs. William Leeder, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Platt, and Mrs. George Hotelling and children.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Vogel of Wharton entertained their bridge club Friday with Mrs Howard Kemmerly winning high honors. Refreshments aligned with St Patrick's Day. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kemmerly, Mr and Mrs Heart Brashares, Mr and Mrs Emery Kear, Mr and Mrs Floyd Herbert, Mr and Mrs George Bolton, and Mr and Mrs Vogel.
Charles Courtad of north of town celebrated his 83rd birthday at the home of his son in law and daughter A G Hagenmaier in Upper Sandusky. Thirty three relatives attended with poems read by Mrs Sylvester Courtad and Mrs Fred Leonhardt.
Sunday dinner guests included Miriam Harshberger and Mattie Myers visiting Miss Orpha Heath. The gathering reflects a social event hosted by Heath on a Sunday.
A fragment notes Mrs Wendell Sitton of Ann Arbor and Mrs H W Kromér with Louis Satiira as priests at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs L A Kromer on N Vance Street, mentioning daughters.
Mr and Mrs W B Huffman and Mr and Mrs H E Snyder hosted a Tuesday dinner at Findlay Street home. Carl Krout and Mrs C G Thome attended. Mrs Krout won the high score prize at bridge played afterward.
The Midnorlak Evangelical Sunday meeting was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. John Faulkner on North Street. Mrs. Marion Bland and Miss Climena Shue assisted. Guests included Mrs. Luther Creighton and Mrs. Edie of Findlay. Jig-saw puzzles provided amusement and a dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. Claren Sausser of E North street hosted the Jester Bridge club last Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Leland Roth and Miss Ruth Cole. Mrs. Kenneth O'Brien won the club high score prize with Miss Cole taking the guest prize. Refreshments were served and Mrs. O'Brien will host the next meeting in two weeks.
Mrs R J Spitler hosted the M B club gathering with 8 members answering to Irish names. Mrs Henry Lortz led the business meeting while guests included Mrs Hilarion Haubert Mrs Lawrence Orians Mrs Virgil Schlachter and several Warr siblings. The afternoon featured a wonder box drawing music by Mrs W Wright and Mrs Lowery and quilting for the hostess with refreshments served by Mrs Schlachter and Miss Spitler.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs R Galen Bame of Oak Grove and Mr and Mrs Harold Lee of St Paul visiting Mrs Vertie Bame and her daughters.
A surprise birthday gathering occurred Sunday evening at 8S Patterson Street for Mrs Russell Thom. Guests included Mrs Lucy Black and children Marjorie Catherine Joseph John Amos Mrs Bila Sayidge Mr and Mrs Dale Green and daughter Carol Mrs Mark Sehlachter and daughter Peggy Ann Mrs Charles Millerpihties Versa Orians and others. Refreshments and jig saw puzzles accompanied the celebration.
The P R S club met at Mrs. F C Wenner's home with guests Mrs. W J Smith Miss Cretoria Kin singer Ruth and Anna Lawhead. They planned to sew for the Red Cross at the next meeting to be held at Mrs Alonzo Green's home Friday afternoon March 31. Members urged to bring thimbles needles and sewing machines for a long afternoon.
An old legend tells of three women with washed, stained, and perfumed hands. A destitute widow appears and the plain young woman shares, transforming an old hag into an angel. The lesson endures that true beauty lies in ministering to others in Christ's name.
William Ogg reports birds roosting in the park each year and submits U S Department of Agriculture guidance. The article lists methods to remove roosts including shotgun use against unprotected species, water and light deterrents, pruning, netting, and repeated efforts over several evenings.
Bowling teams from Tiffin were defeated by local clubs Sunday afternoon March 12. Final scores show a tight meet with multiple games including 235 231 249 273 248 280 258 272 265 335 317 310 292 252 239. The article lists a string of numbers from doubles and singles, reflecting a competitive regional event.
A letter published in the Fostoria Daily Times cites a playful tally of speakeasies, noting ten initial establishments growing to thirty-eight before many were raided and padlocked. The item references commercial printing for Carey Times.
FOR SALE Frame building 20x14 with two window frames and sash and interior finish. Electric radio 17.95 portable radio 12 one tube battery radio 1 with tube. Oak bed and bureau. Call phone 18. FOR SALE Combination coal and gas stove Call phone 2183 9-10pd.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions for rent and a modern Ergest Dunn. The readable text is sparse and lacks coherent context or dates.
Ohio Highway Director O W Merrell warns that slow moving drivers on main arteries create congestion and accidents. He urges motorists labeled Sunday Drivers to use side roads to keep main routes clear and ensure safety for all by sharing the highways responsibly.
A brief exchange shows a young man and his wife discussing missing shirt buttons and shopping for new shirts. The passage ends by directing readers to instruct their attorney to file legal notices with the Carey Times when settling an estate.
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