Carey Fortnightly Club Hosts Criminologist Talk
This afternoon Mrs H K Wenner will entertain the Carey Fortnightly club at her Upper Sandusky home. M Boward Niester Sr will read a paper titled A Criminologist and Mrs C C Thome will discuss New Tasks for Glass. Donald Clark celebrated his birthday with friends at his southwest Carey home. guests included the Clarks Labr Albright and others. A lunch was served and gifts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Wenner
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Donald Clark
Clark
Herbert Clark
Sheldon Labr
Charles Butcher
Qichant ‘Albright
Social event features pinochle party and a linen shower
Miss Mary Braun hosted six tables of pinochle at her Clay street home last Thursday with a linen shower for Miss Martha Belle Smith of Columbus, who will wed Maurice Braun of Carey. Guests included numerous local ladies and prizes were awarded to Mrs. William Pahl, Miss Mary Simonis, Mrs. Leo Courtad and Mrs. McCarley. A lunch of chop suey, biscuits, cake and coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Braun
Clay Street
Martha Belle Smith
Columbus
Miss Smith
Maurice Braun
Carey
Anna
Mary
Rose Simonis
Gertrude du Bois
Fred Mitchell
Edmond Pahl
Margaret Heiser
Sue Tanner
Paul Pahl
Harold Smith
Paul Niederkohr
Jerome Weinandy
Paul Pahl, Jr
Maurice Steinmetz
William Pahl
O. H. Coldren
Virginia Rush
Bucyrus
F. K. Clagett
Kathleen Williams
Gladys Wickham
Ralph Haford
Leo Courtad
R. M Lonsway
Nay Mathias
Francis McCartey
H. L. Pahl
Mary Simonis
McCarley
Entertained Bridge Club Guests at Cleveland Avenue Home
Mrs Joe Myers and Miss Evelyn Wiggerman hosted their bridge club on Cleveland avenue last Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs James Lindsay and Miss Blanche Mitten. Lorraine Wiggerman assisted. High score prizes went to Mrs Marcellus Jacoby of Fostoria and Mrs Cecil Doppler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Myers
Evelyn Wiggerman
Myers
Cleveland Avenue
James Lindsay
Blanche Mitten
Lorraine Wiggerman
Marcellus Jacoby
Fostoria
Cecil Doppler
Wes Leya n Guild junior choir party awards noted
The Wes leyan Guild of the Methodist church hosted a party for the junior choir yesterday afternoon. Prizes for perfect attendance were awarded to Howard Snowberger, Robert Donelson, Donald Woods, Calvin Thome, Leonard Longanecker, Arlene Longanecker, Jane Twining, Patsy Laird, Nina Coldren, Elsie Myers, Marilyn Dible, and Irva Claude. Esther Day directed this year with Mrs Huston as pianist and Mrs Laird as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Church
Alfred Davis
W. H. Huston
Dennis de Vene
Paul Woods
Howard Snowberger
Robert Donelson
Donald Woods
Calvin Thome
Leonard Longanecker
Arlene Longanecker
Ll Jane Twining
Patsy Laird
Nina Coldren
Elsie Myers
Marilyn Dible
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Boyce Draws Family Guests
Sunday noon birthday party at Mrs. Charles Boyce's home brought together relatives including Lucinda Boyce John and Patricia Puchta Glenn Walter and Richard Newcomer Jacob Walter Carl Boyce and Howard. Guests Lawrence Maenle and others joined for a potluck with many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Boyce
Charles Boyce
Robert Newcomer
Fred Walter
Jacob Walter
West of Carey
Glenn Walter
Richard
Tiffin
Charles Bo ¥ Ée
Charles
Howard
South of Town
Lucinda Boyce
John Puchta
West
Carey
A Capella Choir of Ohio Northern on Tour
The Ohio Northern University A Capella Choir from Ada led by Bob Stombaugh toured April 18 to Sunday visiting Cincinnati and Chicago venues. They performed at Hotel Arms, WKRC radio, Immanuel Evangelical church, River Forest Methodist church, Kimball Hall, Chicago, and Bryan Ohio before returning to Ada. Bob Stombaugh is the son of Mr and Mrs J T Stombaugh of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Bob Stombaugh
Cincinnati
Hotel Arms
WKRC
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Chicago
River Forest Methodist Church
Kimball Hall
Bryan
Ohio
Bob
J .T. Stombaugh
E. Findlay Street
Carey
Local News Bits and Notices From Carey Area May 1895
A mixed batch of notes reports sales prices for goods at Klein & Werley and Newhard the clothier. Local events include a fatal accident to Frank Orians's four year old son, and Crawford township commencement plans for May 16 at Snyder's opera house. There are church marriages at St Nicholas in French town and notices of a nitroglycerine wagon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein & Werley’s
Charlie
Frank Orians
Salem Township
Denver Hart
Crawford Township
Snyder
Opera House
Carey
Frank P. Dixon
St. Nicholas’ Church
Frenchtown
Dominic Arend
Susan Jacoby
Nicholas Dell
Mary Poppenberg
Payne & Nigh
Upper Sandusky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Somerville
N. J
New York
Philadelphia
A. Bleile
Ohio State University
Bleile
Cleveland
The Clemenceau Case at the Royal and local events
Theda Bara stars in The Clemenceau Case at the Royal on Friday evening. A violent wind storm hit the area last Thursday afternoon. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stout near Wharton. Marriages noted include Katharine Wenzinger with George Haford at Our Lady of Consolation and a May 2 wedding at St Joseph's Salem. A cyclone anniversary is remembered for May 14 and a frost anniversary for June 4. Mrs Mary A Hile Mitchell, 40, dies at home two miles north of town, leaving seven children and multiple relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theda Bara
Clemenceau
the Royal
Stork
Lawrence Stout
Wharton
Charles Fox
Wilhelmine Deckler
Our Lady of Consolation
Katharine Wenzinger
George Haford
St Joseph’s Church
Salem Township
Lovell
Ohio
David Mitchell
Mary A Hile
Her .Aband
Leroy
Oklahoma City
Okla
Deloss
Toledo
Park Elliott
Bluffton
Stoll Couple Marks Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J J Stoll of North Vance Street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on April 29 1926. The article notes unusually good spring wheat in the locality comparing favorably with other parts of the state. The text mentions a lingering illness preceding the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J. Stoll
N. Vance Street
Fire destroys Brininger dry cleaning shop on BE Findlay street
Carey fire department was called to extinguish a blaze at Brininger dry cleaning shop on Be Findlay street Tuesday morning at 8 80 oclock. Owner Maine Brininger suffered serious burns while trying to smother flames using a bedspread. A gas hot water heater in an adjoining room fed the fire and damaged walls and ceilings. The shop room is owned by H Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Fire Department
Brininger
BE. Findlay Street
Maine Brininger
H. ¥. Keller
Car Backs Into Ditch At Snyder Lumber Plant
Michael Thom was loading cement at Snyder Lumber Co when a sack hurled into the car shifted it into reverse. The Model A backed from a slight incline, turned east, and slid into a deep ditch along the C O tracks. The vehicle sustained minor damage and was removed by a wrecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Thom
Snyder Lumber Co
Baby Daniel Lee Joins Jones Family in Upper Sandusky
A 7 lb 2 oz son was born Monday at Bucyrus City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Jones of Upper Sandusky. The baby, named Daniel Lee, adds to the family with Mr. Jones owner of the Carey theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus City Hospital
Leo T. Jones
Upper Sandusky
Daniel Lee
Jones
Carey Theatre
Delmer Grubel
Carey
Frances Mae
Arlington Property Sold by Carey School Official
Superintendent Earl B. Driver of the Carey schools sold his residence on West Liberty Street in Arlington to Lee B. Remaley an agent and operator for the A C and Y railroad at Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Driver
Carey Schools
W. Liberty Street
Arlington
Lee B. Remaley
A. C. & Y. Railroad
Farming to Be Done with Less Labor in the Near Future
Ohio farmers face rising labor shortages and will increasingly rely on labor saving equipment during the defense program. A study of 148 western Ohio farms shows crops cut labor by 23 percent over 20 years due to tractors and harvesters. livestock care remains time intensive due to building and water layout. Farmers using tractors and horses reduced crop labor by 27 percent. those farming without horses cut 40 percent. The tractor plow and other machinery aided corn, small grains, and soybeans. haymaking savings are expected to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
F. L Morison
Department of Rural Economics
Sociology
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Watch Counterfeiters Learn How to Spot Fakes
United States Secret Service in Cleveland promotes a nationwide education program to curb counterfeiting. Frank L. Holliday explains genuine bills have red and blue threads, life like portraits, sharp seal rim sawtooth points, and evenly printed serials. He urges reporting suspected fakes by phone to police or Secret Service offices in Ohio cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Secret Service
Frank L. Holliday
U. S
Secret Service Bureau
Cleveland
Holliday
Secret Service
Ohio
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
U. S. Treasury Department
Mr. Holliday
WPAF
First Defense Bond Sold in Carey at Local Post Office
After the President's address, T. A. Beckwith rose early Thursday and purchased Carey’s first defense bond at the post office, marking a notable local contribution to national defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Beckwith
Carey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry
Castile
Carey Times
Sox
Newhard
the Clothier
Orville C. Bowlby
Oak Grove
Coleman Dry Goods Co
the Strand
Hoot Gibson
Spook Ranch
Colleen Moore
Brininger's Dry Cleaning
Arlington Property
Hile Hatchery Findlay
Carey Road
River Cave
Vanlue
Vincent Krupp Carey
Darling & Co
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Bath
Lester Salyer
Dow Street
Floyd Herbert
Carey, Ohio
Salh
Thompson
M. J. Feindel’s
McDougal Street
Mansfield
John Stoll
Route One
Toledo Street
Domenic Evangelist
Sam
W. F. Creeger & Son
Billy Dow
Kramer
Gulf Station
W. Findlay Street
Wilbur Garlinger
Adrian
R. M. Orians
R. A. Passet
Glen Altwater
D. Calmes
Upper Sandusky Fertilizer
Buchsieb, Inc
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