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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
4
The P. R. 8 club meets at Mrs. G. B. Johnson’s home. OK Club on E Findlay street. JT club at Mrs. Wm Spackey’s. TRC club at Mrs. Clarence Blechert’s. Philathea class at Mermotiead Evangelical Schoolhouse hosts Rose Oedal event. neighbors belled Linus Goshe after their Tuesday morning wedding. numerous guests attend weekend meals and showers across town.
A group from here enjoyed a ta reen dinner Sunday in the home of Rev and Mrs O D Myers at Green Springs. The gathering celebrated Mr Myers birthday anniversary and included Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth, Van Baker and daughters Mary Ellen and Ruth Esther, A E Constien, Samuel Eler, Virgil Green and wife, Gertrude Tate, E Criger and wife, Troy Rangeler and daughter Iris.
Saturday afternoon April 21, Mrs Lawrence Peters hosted Faye Peters ninth birthday at her W Findlay street home. Games and contests filled the afternoon as Mrs Peters with helpers served lunch to Betty Haines Martha Jane Keller Esther Ruffing Mary Ruffing Patty Sidenetricker Janis Markley Jeanne Wilson Annabel Putnam Irene Carron Annette Buckland Mary Wagner Martha Wagner Maybelle Salyer and the guest of honor Faye Peters who received many nice gifts.
Six tables played Tuesday evening in the Galt hotel dining room. East west winners were George Newhard and Mrs W N Johnson with Miss Louise Van Buren and Miss Mildred Gunther second. north south leaders were Dr H K Van Buren and wife with Mrs Arthur Huston and Mrs Harold Houk second. Other couples included Shuman Koehler Myers Houk Ogg Katto and Johnson Newhard Keller Henry Zabn. The post season party was set to end the night but plans changed likely to another gathering tonight.
Mrs R C Van Buren hosts the Nineteen Hundred club tomorrow afternoon at her W Find lay street residence for the regular meeting.
Kermit Peterson's birthday anniversary was honored with a dinner Saturday at the home of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clayton Shuman. Mrs Della Peterson was a guest.
Mr and Mrs Morton Lee of St Paul and Mrs Vertie Bame and daughter Maxine visited Sunday at the Findlay home of Mr and Mrs George Constien and Mrs Gertie Hammond.
Sylvester Schira and daughters Carolyn and Margaret and son Eddie of Akron joined Mr and Mrs J A Schira and daughters Cora Ellen and Ann and son Tommy Mrs Hilda Schira and son John Miss Martha Schira Miss Florence Schira and John Schira for a tureen dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Calmes and children west of town. William Schira and son Donald and daughter Mary Jane of Fosteria spent the afternoon at the Calmes home.
Cotton dress fabrics multiply in texture and finish as Ohio State experts note. Two new dress muslins attract buyers: one silk‑like, extremely fine and draping. the other linen‑like with permanent stiffness and strong dye affinity. Printed versions offer opaque looks in bold seasonal colors.
Social calendar items include P R S Club at 2 p m and Mrs G B Victory Class at 7 30 p m. W BA pot luck supper and initiation at 6 30 p m on W Findlay Street plus Nineteen Hundred Club at 2 p m. Wesleyan Guild Class at 6 30 p m on W Findlay Street hosted by Mrs S R Bame.
The Pathfinder asks why women’s hats fetch higher prices, arguing costs to produce are low but selling costs are high. It describes women's shopping behavior, the mirrors and social pressures, and the need to please multiple approvers before purchase, noting the high markups persist beyond fashion.
American florists announce a record Mother's Day ahead with new novelties such as shoulderettes corsages and clever potted plant arrangements. The Findlay meeting of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association featured Christine Cares and Alex Laurie discussing retailer problems and world wide delivery ethics. Carey Greenhouses and Carey Flower Shop are local members.
A. B. Swain of Marion, organizer of the Quarry Workers Union, was in town Wednesday evening for unspecified activities at the StonezCo plant, with notes indicating preparatory measurements by collectors.
Sheridan Skidmore, 18, of Bloomington Indiana, identified as the lone bandit in Saturday night Six’s Corners A and P robbery, denied substation theft in Tiffin. Police say he and Clifford Blair, 18, also of Bloomington, participated in a $600 Youman drugstore substation holdup and other Illinois Indiana Michigan robberies. Blair confessed to a string of crimes after arrest in Toledo.
State Highway Department aims to reduce destruction of natural vegetation in road building and maintenance under CWA funds. Director Merrell says slopes and ditches save costs when planted, while aesthetic plantings improve appearance. Dallas Dupre reports progress and a women’s committee guides project selection across 12 divisions.
A week long spate of thefts hits Holland and surrounding towns with missing musical instruments and commercial gear. Letter heads and envelopes were taken along with various commercial printing items from the Carey Times.
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