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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
4
Sunday Mrs. Richard Frederick and Mrs. Anna Snyder were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Keller. The T. R. C. club will meet Wednesday afternoon next week at the home of Mrs. Mark Karr east of Crawford.
Mrs. Ross Patterson will entertain members of the Contract Bridge club tomorrow afternoon at her home on West Findlay Street. Mrs. Harold Houk and Mrs. Harlow Van Buren will be guests.
Mr and Mrs W S Huffman Mr and Mrs C C Thome and Mr and Mrs H B Snyder enjoyed an evening of bridge last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Krout on East Findlay street. Mr Snyder won the high score prize. Dainty refreshments were served.
The Fortnightly club gathers this afternoon at Mrs C C Thome’s home on East Findlay Street. The program features a book review of Mary Todd Lincoln by Carl Sandburg by Mrs T D Romig, world events led by Mrs H E Snyder, Oxford Movement report by Mrs Samuel Gunther, and a vocal solo by Mrs H E Wyatt.
The J. T. Club gathered last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Spakey northeast of town for a social afternoon. Mrs. Henry Giesige attended as a guest and refreshments were served by Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Giesige. The group will meet again on the last Thursday in May with Mrs. Stanley Eyes stone.
Mr and Mrs C G Knoblauch recently moved from Findlay were surprised Monday evening by 20 friends from that city. A tureen dinner was served and bridge played with prizes won by Mrs Frank Burke and Mrs E J Grener. Mrs Knoblauch received a guest prize.
Members of the Philathea Sunday school class held a Tuesday evening meeting at E North Street home of Mrs Virgil Green with Mrs Carl Shuman assisting. The program featured songs Luke chapter reading and a lesson led by Mrs J E Thurston of Marion. Refreshments were served by the social committee Mrs Henry Daymon and Mrs Ed Weaver.
Dinner guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and children Lonnie Ann and Diane of Findlay visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Davis on South Patterson Street.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Nellie Sanderson of Fremont Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bentz and daughters Betty and Virginia of Fostoria and Mr. and Mrs. William Slotterbeck east of town at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Slotterbeck.
Mr and Mrs John Fleck and daughter Mazie hosted a Sunday dinner with Mrs C I Morin and daughters Catherine and Margaret Tillie Ruth and Leslie Morin of Temperance Mich Alonzo Morin of Carey and Mrs Luther Haines of w Find lay street. Mrs Zahn attended. High score at bridge won by Mrs Forest Dame. Mrs Dame to host next meeting.
Mrs. F. J. Vigor of Detroit attended the Carey Research club meeting at Mrs. W. G. Bradley’s home on E Findlay Street. Members listed places they would like to visit and Miss Eloise Thrall read an article on San Francisco.
Mrs Carl Dible and Mrs Russell Walter hosted fourteen children last Thursday afternoon to celebrate the birthday anniversaries of Marilyn Dible and Noreen Walter. Guests included Marilyn England Donald England Reid Nye Richard Walters Naomi Dive Herbert Dible Joan Presler Phyllis Snyder Betty Breitigam Elsie Myers Ruth Walter and Gary Walter.
Judge Russell H Kear presides in Lewis G Beis against Blanche A Steigerwalt et al for partition. P C Goff administrator of Nellie G Bland estate is added as party defendant with leave to file answer and cross petition in emergent standstill.
The equity cases of Greeno vs Greenow for May 6 and eX¢ ception to the inventory of Jamez' Needs for May 8 have been assigned by Judge Russell H. Kear.
The Woman's Home Missionary society held its regular meeting in the afternoon at 200 o'clock with Mrs George Shuman in charge. Mrs S B Chesebrough conducted devotionals and Mrs W Campbell led prayers. The program included readings, a piano solo by Celia Reynolds, a talk on India, and leaflets distribution. A short business session preceded the Church Day supper served by the May group and a mid week meeting at 7:30 closed the day.
A tourist asks a country boy for distance to Bunkville. The boy replies that going the long way is 24,996 miles, but turning around reduces the distance to four miles, delivering a humorous local aside.
Regular meeting notes show Mayor Krebs presiding as council approves numerous April salaries and expenses for internal revenue, water and light departments, street work, and public affairs. Requests include railroad warning sign and unemployment march lodging. clerks denied funding.
A barn behind the Johnson room on S Vance street is leased by the state highway department to serve as headquarters for a maintenance truck. The crew consists of three men from Upper Sandusky.
The Boy Scouts held a leadership training session at the Lutheran parish house focusing on flag display. The quiz covered correct flag handling, display rules, and ceremonial procedures, with follow up answers promised next week.
Local and personal items note A. P. Johnson of Ft Wayne visiting here Monday. William Sloman called on the Slotterbeck home Tuesday. Charles M. Kestner of Toledo visits his cousin Mrs J. E Myers. Mrs John Fleck and daughter Mazie spent Saturday in Upper Sandusky. Mrs F. J. Vigor of Detroit visited to accompany Stella Nye home from Columbus. Mrs Julia Wisebaker visited DC Thrash’s Bascom home to assist with Jacob Final after paralytic strokes. Bristoll and Kear ambulance took Mrs Tracy Baker north of Wharton to McKittrick hospital where a 7 lb 44 oz son was born by Caesarean section. Baker is sister of Mrs Addison Rickle, south of town.
A stranger alights from a train in a bustling western town and asks a native for a criminal lawyer. The native replies they have one but cannot prove it on him, suggesting uncertainty about the lawyer’s fitness.
The Carey Times notes its ability to handle letterheads and envelopes as well as all forms of commercial printing, signaling a full service operation for business needs.
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