J T Club Meeting at Mrs Beis Home
The J T Club will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. G. Beis, located north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. Club
L. G. Beis
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
4
Simonis Family Hosts Dinner for Birthday
Mr and Mrs F J Simonis attended a Sunday dinner at the home of their son C C Simonis on West Findlay Street. The gathering honored Junior Simonis on his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Simonis
C. C. Simonis
W. Findlay Street
Junior Simonis
Sheridan Birthday Dinner Honors C D Sheridan
Mr and Mrs John Sheridan attended a dinner last Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C B Sheridan west of town. The event celebrated the birthday anniversary of C D Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheridan
Mr. Sheridan
Phillips Family Sunday Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips of near Arcadia Mr and Mrs Lionel Phillips and daughters Evelyn and Glenna of near Arvada and Mr and Mrs Homer Phillips and children Lucille Gerald and Margaret Ellen were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J H Phillips southwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Phillips
Arcadia
Lionel Phillips
Evelyn and
Glenna
Arvada
Homer Phillips
Lucille
Gerald
Margaret Ellen
J. H. Phillips
Committee Hosts Wesleyan Guild Class Dinner
The last committee of the season chaired by Mrs. C. C. Thome, with Mrs. Ray Tracy Mrs. Howard Heck and Mrs. Wesley Wonder, will entertain the Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school Monday night April 3 at Mrs. Wonder’s home two and a half miles north of town. All members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Thome
Ray Tracy
Howard Heck
Wesley Wonder
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Sunday School
Kraus Family Members Dine With Cour tad Household
Mr and Mrs A J Kraus and daughter Marilyn of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs Cletus Courtad and children Paschal Owen Margaret and Charles at their E South Street home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kraus
Marilyn of Columbus
Cletus Courtad
Paschal
Owen
Margaret
Charles
Michael Kraus
Leo Courtad
E. South Street
Local Families Host Sunday Dinner Gathering
Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson of East South Street extended dinner hospitality Sunday to multiple guests including Mr and Mrs Galen Bame of northwest town, Mr and Mrs Donald Moyer and sons Derrel Gene and Wayne of Bellevue, Mr and Mrs J H Wagner west of town, Mr and Mrs Arlis Orians and Leah Jean of Salem, Miss Agnes Rollo of Toledo and Mr and Mrs Elvin Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
E. South Street
Galen Bame
Northwest of Town
Donald Moyer
Derrel, Gene and
Wayne
Bellevue
J. H. Wagner
West of Town
Arlis Orians
Leah Jean
Salem
Agnes Rollo
Toledo
Myr
Elvin Wagner
Local residents share evening of pinochle at Donelson home
Mr and Mrs Donald Donelson hosted last Thursday on Frederick Street. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Monroe Dotson Mr and Mrs Don Evans Mr and Mrs Vernet Ruffing Mr and Mrs Ross Fruth Mr and Mrs Henry Brown Mrs Wm Donelson Rex Donelson Miss Charlotte Montague and Robert McDaniel for a pinochle game and a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Donelson
Monroe Dotson
Don Evans
Vernet Ruffing
Ross Fruth
Henry Brown
Wm Donelson
Rex Donelson
Charlotte Montague
Robert McDaniel
A. E. Donelson
Frederick Street
Birthday Bridge Party Honors Frank Frederick Jr
Frank Frederick Jr hosted a birthday bridge party at his parents home on Findlay street. Guests included Ruth Clair In gels Margaret Brinkman Martha Snobarger Mary Ellen Montague Robert Heck Edgar Keller and Tommy Stombaugh. A farewell fete for Mrs C G Knoblauch featured four tables of bridge with score trophies awarded to Mrs Carl Gompf and Mrs B W Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Frederick
E. Findlay Street
Frank Frederick, Jr
Bridge
C. G
Knoblauch
Carey
S. Main Street
Carl Gompf
B W Durham
Chicago
Jester Bridge Club Hostess Plans Afternoon Meeting
Mrs. Kenneth O'Brien will host the Jester Bridge Club this afternoon at her home south of town, inviting members to gather for games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth O’brien
Jester Bridge Club
Dinner guests at Mrs Ogk v home with Culler family
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler and their son Melford visited Sunday for dinner at the home of Mrs. Della Ogk v and her son William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Culler
Melford
Della Ogk v
William
Fortnightly Club Meets At Bucyrus Home
The Fortnightly Club gathers this afternoon at Mrs. Wallace Beebe's Bucyrus residence. Mrs. F A Galbrouer will read on Indo China and Siam and Mrs. W S Huffman will present World Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beebe
Bucyrus
F. A. Galbrouer
Indo-China
Siam
W. S. Huffman
Bridal shower honors Mrs Lawrence Smith with bridge games
Mrs Lawrence Smith was honored at a bridge shower on N Patterson street hosted by Miss Marie Holden, Miss Dorcas Brown, and Mrs Flora Pfeifer. Four tables, corsage favors, and a high score prize won by Miss Mattie Gibson highlighted the event with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Smith
Marie’ Holden
Dorcas Brown
Flora
Miss Holden
Homure
N. Patterson Street
Mattie Gibson
Ardyth McKee
Ilo McKee
Bernice Ruehle
Doris Ruehle
Gail Schoenberger
Miss Gibson
Ruth Cole
Evelyn Vaughn
F. C. Wenner
Alice Kinsinger
Lucille Kinsinger
Marguerite Holden
Grace Thiel
Upper Sandusky
Pfeifer
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Donelson at Donelson Home
A birthday celebration Sunday evening honored Mrs. Wm. Donelson with a surprise at her son Donald Donelson’s Frederick Street home. A tureen dinner followed by card games featured guests from Prospects Hill Arlington Toledo and local families including Hill Wilson Schuldt Dotson Evans Montague and Miller factions attending with numerous children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Donelson
Donald Donelson
Frederick Street
George Hill
Madeline
Mary Ellen
Prospect
Robert Wilson
Kent
Robert
Orville Johnson
Betty Jeanne
Arlington
Harold Schuldt
Herman Schuldt
Toledo
Monroe Dotson
Eddie
Billy
Don Evans
Charlotte
Betty
Margaret Ann
Nancy
Billy Montague
A.E. Donelson
Marjorie
Carolyn
Josean
F. A. Miller
Denver Donelson
Rex Donelson
Sunday Dinner Guests Honor Mr. and Mrs Myers
Sunday guests from N Vance street included Mr and Mrs R B Kurtz and their daughters Lucille Glenna Mary Ellen and Virginia dinner companions were Mr and Mrs Joseph Myers of the same street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Myers
N. Vance Street
R. B. Kurtz
Miss Lucille
Glenna
Mary Ellen
Virginia
Salem guests include Pléck Priddy and Edies
Miss Dorothy Pléck of Salem and Robert Priddy of Cygnet visited with Mr and Mrs Cecil Laird Sunday along with Mr and Mrs W P Edie of Mt Blanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy *Pléck
Salem
Robert Priddy
Cygnet
W. P/ Edie
Mt.’ Blanchard
Cecil Laird
Mrs Grant Karr Hosts Dinner For Crestline Couple
Mrs Grant Karr of the city and Mrs Martha Spriggs of Crestline entertained Mr and Mrs Carl Koehler at dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs Karr on East Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Karr
Martha Spriggs
Crestline
Carl Koehler
Karr
E. Findlay Street
Hiawatha Club Meeting Faces Minor Absence
The Hiawatha club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Ruehle of Adriah present. Only one member was absent. The next meeting will be held with Mr Ernest Smith north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Club
Arthur, Ruehle
Adriah
Helt
Withr
Ernest ‘Smith
North” of
Town
Birthday Party Honors Pearl Smth At North Town Home
Pearl Ruby Smth was an honored guest at a birthday party Sunday evening at her home north of town. Cards games and music followed by lunch. Attendees included Marjorie Donelson Lucille Black Ural Ritter Eula Ritter Evelyn Steen Esther Dible Helen Phillips Gerald Lupton Harold Renninger Kenneth Lupton Norbert Hoerig of Tiffin John Steen Ralph Dible Lester Roof of Carey and Omar Wentz north of Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ruby Smth
Marjorie Donelson
Lucille Black
Ural
Eula Ritter
Evelyn Steen
Esther Dible
Helen Phillips
Gerald Lupton
Harold Renninger
Kenneth Lupton
Norbert Hoerig
Tiffin
John Steen
Ralph Dible
Lester Roof
Carey
Omar Wentz
Upper Sandusky
Carey Research Club Holds Friday Meeting
Mrs Wayne Crawford hosted the Carey Research club with guests Mrs Leland Roth and Miss Besse Byal of Findlay. Readings included Where Is Television and articles by Don Kurtz from the Ohio State Journal. Planning for the next gathering was mentioned with Mrs W G Bradley as the following hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Crawford
Carey Research Club
Leland Roth
Besse Byal
Findlay
Almon Blue
Don Kurtz
Ohio State Journal
Nipkow
England
Millie Payne
Russia
Rose Diller
Roth
Miss Byal
W. G. Bradley
Death of Mrs. David Stroup in California
Relatives in Carey report the death of Mrs. David Stroup of San Pedro California who died Sunday morning in a hospital after a sugar diabetes illness. She is survived by her husband, a former Carey resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stroup
San Pedro
Calif
Carey
Attic Club recalls 1918 flood survival in Tiffin
Twenty years after the Sandusky river flood trapped nine residents in the Stoner grocery attic the Attic Club gathered for its 20th reunion. Old memories of boats swept away and a breached bridge resurfaced as members considered if such peril could recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Stoner Grocery
West Market Street
George M. Bhidt
Stoner
Mayor Bidt
Edward Wagner
Clark Stoner
Ned Stoner
Edward Stoner
Juliet Stoner
Josephine Davis
Sarah Linkenfelter
Bidt
Wagner
Stoner Brothers
E. C. Montague
Florence
Market Street
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Bowling Green Bug Man Advertisement
Local advert promotes bug control services in Bowling Green with plain and figured patterns of quality. Convenience and no deposit with personal delivery. No canvassing salesmen and telephone contact via Times. Due by April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green Bug
How is your chimney A 1931 safety advice feature
The National Board of Fire Underwriters links most house fires to defective flues and chimneys. It urges solid chimney construction from the ground, no wall or platform support, and floor beams wrapped around the chimney. Regular inspection and cleaning are advised, with soot removal from smokepipes and chimney bottoms. The U.S. fire loss in 1931 due to chimneys totaled 25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of the Underwriters
The
National Board
United States
Penitentiaries Targeted by Ethyl Gas Ad
A dialogue notes an advertising claim for Ethyl gasoline in prisons as a potential draw for quick getaways. The exchange questions its effectiveness and business impact, suggesting the ad reaches inmates or staff.
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J. T. Club
Mrs. Knoblauch
Carey Research
Mrs
Embassy
Pillsbury’s
Country Club
Self-rising
Okg
Roof Myers
ALL Jersey
Simonis
D. C. Henry
McArthur
Bishop and
Emerine
Soda Grill
Galt
Davis
H. G. Feasel
Pindlay‘ ‘Street
V. V. Thomas
Geo. Remlinger
Mammoth Clover Seed
G. A. Kemmerly
Wharton
R. R
L. J. Nachbar
W. P. Slater
Edward Albus
Brooder House
Guernsey
H. EB. Clark
J.T. Myers
Altmeyer Hotel
Laura Stevens
Kirk’s
A.&p
WJZ
WBZA
KDKA
WBZ
WBAL
WGAR
WMAQ
KWK
WREN
WLW
Asp Food Stores
N. Muncie Street
C. M. Powell
Vertie- Bame
Gale
Hile Hatchery
River Cave
Findlay Road
Vanlue
A. Chesebrough
Pardge
Alletfs
Ernest Dunnett
K. N. Mullin
Jacob Nitrauer
Eugene Hendricks
A. G. Colletts
Carey Times
Kitty
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