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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
4
The M. E. club will meet this Thursday afternoon at the homes of Mrs. W. H. Wright and Mrs. Ida Cramer south of town for a social event.
Mr and Mrs H L Wenner and children Dortha Jean Donald and Janis and Pauline Newcomer were guests Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Clair Corfman near Upper Sandusky.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Stratton and son Robert and Miss Christine Ferguson of Bluffton Wisconsin were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Sopare and Smeet and family at their home on South Patterson Street.
Mrs M D Shafer entertained her bridge club and guests at on W Findlay Street Friday evening. Guests included Mrs T E Dromgold Mrs F A Galbroner Mrs Chester Chapman and Mrs I L Culler. Mrs Galbroner won the guest prize and Mrs Grover Snyder had the club high score. A dainty lunch was served and Mrs Snyder will host the club meeting tomorrow evening.
Friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Michael Gross of New Riegel last week to honor their wedding anniversary. Guests included Frank Bleck inger Thomas Marks Phillip Schalk Anthony Brickner and Peter Thiel. The host couple served a 5 pm fish dinner assisted by Mr and Mrs Jacob Wetzel. Mr Gruss remains active at his advanced age.
Mrs. Emma Stief and Jacob Stief joined by Mrs. Leuwise Nichols of Detroit enjoyed a Sunday dinner at the Galt Restaurant. Mrs. Millie Payne hosted Sunday evening dinner at her EB Findlay Street home with guests Mrs. F. J. Vigor of Detroit, Mrs. Anna Snyder and Miss Stella Nye.
Mr. and Mrs. B S Burson and Mr. and Mrs. H L Wenner of this Place dine with Mr. and Mrs. William Bare of Kenton Fred Zweifel and son Aud rey of Toledo and Glenn Hudson of Upper Sandusky at a Kenton hotel Tuesday evening.
Miss Mattie Gibson won the high score prize as Miss Bernice Ruehle hosted the Trumpet Bridge Club north of town. The club will meet next Tuesday evening at Miss Gibson’s home east of town.
The children of Mr and Mrs L D Trubey of Dow street arrived Wednesday with well filled baskets for a noon dinner as a surprise to Mrs Trubey on her birthday anniversary. Those who enjoyed the dinner and social time were Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawhead and daughters Ruth and Anna, Mr and Mrs Carl Trubey, Milton Trubey, Miss Dorothy Platt and Mr and Mrs L D Trubey.
Mrs. F. J. Vigor of Detroit and Miss Stella Nye were guests of Mrs. Anna Snyder for dinner at the Galt Restaurant on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs W J Galbroner of Columbus and Mr and Mrs E B Kurtz were guests at dinner Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams with their son Nevin visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cronen at their Fostoria home for Sunday dinner.
P C Golf Tuesday evening pre sided at a chicken dinner served at his home on W Findlay street. Members of the Morticians bowling team include Goff, L N Zahn, Robert Long, Luther Haines and Ralph Snyder. Guests were Lloyd Secrist, M D Shaffer and Wm Zahn. Pinochle followed the dinner.
Pat’s last request was to be buried in a Norwegian graveyard. His wife asks why and he answers that the devil won’t expect to find an Irishman there.
Clarence Gamel was surprised Sunday at his High Street home for a birthday. Guests included Walter Laniher and family of Jackson Center, EB Brann of Waynesfield, J H Gamel and Lenore of Cleveland, Emma Ehrlich and Harry, J C Brown, and Norman Gamel, who shared a dinner with a cake centerpiece.
A tense exchange unfolds as a car breaks down and one partner claims improvising repairs. The other teases about the red grease on the face, highlighting an awkward moment of blame and humor in a domestic scene.
Conversation shows Paul boasting on intelligence and Pauline challenging his assumption with a sharp reply. The exchange hints at ongoing misperceptions about each other.
Mrs. Mark Karr of near Crawford hosted the T R C club meeting with guests Mrs. Henry Fleck and Dorothy McBeth from Salem and Upper Sandusky, Miss Luella Bland from Adrian, and Mrs. Harvey Hetzel. A mystery package was drawn by Mrs. Clarence Elchert while Mrs. Allen Vaughn supplied the lunch. The group sewed carpet rags and plans to meet again in three weeks.
The Carey Times highlights its letter heads and envelopes as well as full commercial printing services, signaling capabilities across printing needs. The piece emphasizes quality and variety for local business needs.
Miss Rose Miller wed Isadore Collet of Carey at St Marys church Kirby last Thursday at 9 am. Anne Elbert Fos toria served as bridesmaid and Francis Miller Kirby was best man. Bride wore white chiffon with silk veil and carried white roses and snapdragons. About 40 guests attended a wedding breakfast, then a brief honeymoon before settling in a West Street home. Collet, son of Mrs R M Lonsway, works at Bishop’s meat market.
The state legislature discusses buying radios phonographs and motion picture machines for schools in weak districts using state aid funds. The legislature’s schools committee probes purchases made under former state department heads.
The Knights of Pythias met Tuesday night at the castle hall 8 Patterson street. A good attendance was reported and arrangements were made for a memorial service to be held in early June. Watch for further announcements.
The case of Helen Lucille Kitzler against Gerald F. Kitzler is assigned for hearing May 20 by Judge Russell H. Kear. The court schedules the hearing to proceed with possible rulings.
Miss Oleta Ruffing guests with Miss Isabelle Collet while neighbors visit Toledo and Monroeville. Stutzmans travel to Toledo for a several day stay. Goings and homecomings include Wentlings from Bowling Green State College and multiple relatives visiting in town. A funeral, hospital stays in Mercy and East Side for Mrs H Eldred Winey, plus weddings and Columbus trips feature among Sunday events.
Members of the Fortnightly club and their husbands plan the annual spring party this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F H Frederick on Findlay street. The food committee includes Mrs Burson Mrs Thome Mrs Laird and Mrs Snyder. Entertainment committee includes Mrs Beebe Mrs Galbroner Mrs Clouser and Mrs Romig. New officers were elected at the regular meeting last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Thome with President Mrs Krout vice president Mrs Arnholt secretary treasurer Mrs Gunther.
Mrs Robert Myers and Miss Elsie Howard hosted six tables of bridge at the Myers residence Saturday. Guests included Mrs Gilson Myers of Fostoria Miss Thelma Poole of Findlay Miss Elizabeth Roll of Kenton and many others. Mrs Shafer won high score with Mrs Laird second. Green yellow and white decorations complimented the two course luncheon served after the games.
Citizen reflections contrast suburb serenity with city noise as mornings bring leaves rustling and grass mowing. The exchange highlights differing tolerances for natural sounds between suburban and urban life.
A farmer tests the applicant by asking from which side to milk a cow. The applicant answers from the outside, delivering a light exchange rooted in rural humor.
A pedestrian may have the right of way at crossings but should not force it as a car traveling at 65 miles per hour may not stop in time. The piece warns drivers and walkers to be cautious and aware of braking limits.
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