P R S Club Meeting Hosting by Mrs Ruehle
Mrs A J Ruehle of the northeast of town will host the regular P R S club meeting this afternoon.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
4
Mrs A J Ruehle of the northeast of town will host the regular P R S club meeting this afternoon.
Mrs R J Spitler will entertain the members of the M E club this Thursday afternoon at her south of town home. Mr and Mrs J G Ley of Findlay were dinner guests Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs K L Leonard's home on E South Street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clinger of Kirby and Mrs. Barbara Exline of Patterson were guests at dinner Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Exline and daughter Barbara Rose.
Rev. and Mrs C W Sultzbach, Mr and Mrs S A Chesebrough and Rev and Mrs J J McCabe were dinner guests last evening of Mr and Mrs George Newhard at their home on W Findlay Street.
Mr and Mrs C M Wenner of near Adrian and Mr and Mrs S L Moser of Upper Sandusky were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr and Mrs H L Wenner and family at their home on W North street.
Miss Mildred Campbell and Mr Wilhelm of Monroeville joined Mr and Mrs J A Schira Mr and Mrs C B Myers James Campbell and Howard Clinger as dinner guests Sunday evening at the Campbell residence.
Mr and Mrs Fred Gier and daughters Marjorie and Helen and Mr and Mrs Ross Shireman of Mc Cutchenville and Mr and Mrs S A Wenner were guests at noon dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs Mervin Shafer on West Findlay Street.
Mr and Mrs B W Foos and daughter Mary Ellen of Fo storia Clarence Einhouse of Cleveland Mrs E W Baker and daughter Mary Eloise and son Jack Raymond Slater and Miss Louise Lohr of Lorain were Sunday guests of Mrs W P Slater at her home on Patterson street.
Thursday evening the Carey Research club met at Mrs. Ella Smith's home on W Findlay street for a six o'clock dinner prepared by the June group of the Methodist church led by Mrs Smith. After dinner Miss Stella Nye hosted the group for a pleasant finish to the season.
Mrs. Robert Myers hosted a farewell courtesy on Monday evening on S. Patterson Street with four bridge tables. Guests included Mrs. Geo Hewett Mrs. John Lytle Mrs. Wesley Bishop and many others. A delicious lunch followed the game to conclude the event.
Mr and Mrs Garl Krout hosted the Thursday Evening Bridge club meeting last week. Mrs W S Huffman received the high score prize.
The T R C club will meet this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Walter Gottfried east of town for a daytime gathering.
Members of the Contract Bridge club were entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Edwin Capell at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Capell in Findlay. A delicious lunch was served at the close of the afternoon.
On last Thursday evening Miss Evelyn Wiggerman hosted a bridge gathering at her home on Findlay Street. Miss Catherine Riester and Miss Evelyn Vaughn won high score prizes. Miss Frances Myers will host the next meeting.
A midweek birthday party honored Henrietta Jacoby 13 of Lake Street with a surprise gathering. Guests included Loraine Wiggerman Catherine Mitten Virginik Mitten Mary Malen Jacoby Mart Lathberjack Geraldine Simonis Mariapie Jom EP Amfattita Tahe O Mesmer Caroline Kiunmmeyer Mary Louise Hiatt Marietta Niederkohr Florine Ruffing and other girls enjoyed refreshments after the party.
Sunday evening a tureen dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs G W Hickle honored Mrs Hickle a Mother s Day compliment. Guests included Ed Shore Findlay Mrvands Mrs Delmag Angus and daughters Vivian and Donne and s lAiy Pugsiey Bellevig Mrs and Mrs David Lasley Iona Leonar and George.
Mrs. Della Gunther and her daughter Mildred hosted Sunday dinner with James Beitler Supt C M Beitler and children Geraldine Kenneth Teddy and Richard Conaway from Cardington plus Mr and Mrs F C Streby and children Virginia Jane Richard and Edward Gunther from Royal Oak Michigan who stayed for supper.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Lawhead and grandchildren Alma Louise Maxine and El mer Lawhead of Tiffin with R J Weininger Mansfield relatives Miss Melva Betty John Austin Ruth Anna and Arthur Mullholand Adrian and Arthur Stoll of this place enjoyed a tureen dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs John Weininger near Adrian in honor of Mother's Day.
The C I. C. class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday School held a mothers day party at the church on Friday evening. The program included a welcome by Miss Cleta Lindower, a response by Mrs. D. Paulin, a solo by Mrs. J. P. Newhard Jr., and a playlet Mother Full of Pep with multiple characters. Reading followed by refreshments concluded the event.
Local residents travel for business and leisure with trips to New York City Decatur Ind Columbus Findlay and Akron. A seven year old Tiffin boy Fred Farmer dies after a high tension transformer incident. Community members visit relatives and attend church and civic meetings in Findlay and surrounding areas.
Our Lady of Consolation parish lists Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include Low Mass at 11:30 a.m. High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Rosary Confraternity and Benediction at 7:30 p.m.
Evangelical Church notes May 15 services with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning service at 10 30 plus Union baccalaureate at M E church 8 000 p m Midweek service Wed 8 00 p m Lutheran Church notices for May 15 with Sunday school 9 15 morning service 10 30 Vanlue 2 30 p m Luther League 6 30 p m baccalaureate at M E church 8 00 p m Missionary society Monday and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal Saturday 7 30 p m
The Methodist church led a Pentecost themed morning service with church school at 9 30 and Epworth League at 6 30 followed by evening worship at 8 00. A baccalaureate union service is planned for the evening and all are urged to attend regardless of church affiliation. The midweek service shifts to Thursday at 8 00.
The Pemberville Leader reports the digging up of 10 evergreen trees from the Fish cemetery a little over a year after planting. Each tree cost $4 and was thriving. Trustees of Freedom township vow to pursue culprits if found.
The CK of O hosts a social at their hall on Vance street Thursday evening May 12. Cards, lunch and dancing with cards at 8:30. Ladies 10c and gentlemen 16c. You are invited.
Mrs. L. G. Altwater traveled to Columbus last Thursday for surgery at Grant hospital. She is due to return home this afternoon in Bristoll and Kear's ambulance.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church met in the parish house with Mrs. F. A. Galbroner presiding. A Katherine Scherer Cronk Memorial Fund program was led by the president and assisted by several members. The group reviewed Korea Land of the Dawn and closed with a missionary benediction. A strawberry social is planned for the first week in June.
A penniless husband and wife with a 4 year old child walked from southern Ohio toward Adrian Michigan hoping for relative help. They spent the night at the Virell Green home in Crawford township as heavy rain fell and the child struggled with badly worn feet while the mother could not carry him. They carried a small suitcase with their worldly goods as they faced exhaustion on Route 23.
Saturday morning around 7:00 a Pontiac coached by Rollo Kimmel collided with a Buick Victoria driven by Howard Nelson just east of the Big Four on E Findlay street. Both drivers suffered no injuries and the crash occurred as Nelson turned from Findlay into the alley beside the Big Four while Kimmel approached from the west.
The piece clarifies that Grant Tong of Findlay filed a bankruptcy petition at the court’s request, not voluntarily, noting a schedule of assets and liabilities was on file. The Carey Times apologizes for the earlier misstatement.
Oscar Wentling has purchased a 48 acre farm in Crawford township east of Carey from Harold Clabaugh.
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