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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
4
Mr and Mrs W S Carpenter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J D Briggs making a quiet social visit reflected in the community notes.
Members of Carey High School’s graduating class will attend a party this evening at the parish hall of Our Lady of Consolation church. The faculty are invited as guests, with cards dancing games and refreshments planned for the event.
Mrs Greggr Snyder Friddy entertained her bridge club at Finds lay street with Mrs H B Pumberl taking high score. Snyder served a dainty lunch. Miss Irene Gillet to host next Friday evening.
The Young Ladies Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation church hosted a Sunday breakfast for mothers after the 7 30 mass with about 150 attendees. The program featured songs and readings by Margaret Wensinger Angela Ha ford Genevieve Dow Rita Brown and others plus talks by Rev Fr Paul Vollrath and Fr Aloysius.
Mrs. Ed Riester and Mrs. R. C. Van Buren hosted a Friday evening of seven tables of contract at their W Findlay Street home. A large guest list included Mrs. Loren Ray of White Plains New York and Mrs. Homer Won der among many others. Mrs. Edwin Capell and Mrs. F. A. Galbroner won high scores, and a dainty refreshment course was served at the end.
Twenty six members of the Junior Choir gathered in the parish hall on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 for a party. Games and contests were led by Paul Burson. Miss Millicent Warren directed as sponsor and refreshments followed the activities.
Miss Evelyn Wiggerman and Miss Luella Hoops entertained their bridge club with Miss Laura Mitten as guest. Supper was served at the Catholic hall before cards at Miss Wiggerman's home on West Findlay Street. High score prizes went to Miss Martha Riester and Miss Agnes Pahl.
Compilishentéa Visitors Miss Mildred Gunther of Pas lay street hosted a Thursday bridge party in honor of Mrs. Loren Ray of White Plains New York and Mrs. Arthur Huston of Galion. Four tables played contract with a large turnout of local guests and prize for high score won by Mrs. Ross Patterson.
A fragment shows a scene where a child is urged to wash her face before a planned car ride with Grandma. The mother questions whether to confirm the plan, hinting at uncertainty and family anticipation.
A light exchange mocks a balloon tires purchase and ownership, with a playful pun between Mike and Ike about inflated terms and a ballooning misunderstanding.
A series of Mother's Day visits were noted as families hosted relatives and friends. Guests included Mrs. B. M. Burson in town with her son B. S. Burson, and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cook at their daughter’s home, along with numerous other dinners and social calls from Ada to Columbus and Upper Sandusky.
Frank Meads 17 of Garrett Kentucky fell from a southbound C O freight between two coal cars at Sawyer crossing Marion. The left arm was severed and leg injured as wheels passed over him. He was taken to Marion City hospital with life threatening injuries after the 6 30 Wednesday accident witnessed by track walkers.
A Chevrolet standard coupe belonging to Dr. S. M. Langstaff, taken from his West Findlay Street home Tuesday evening around 6 00 pm, was found by Fostoria police on Wednesday afternoon.
A classroom joke unfolds with a teacher and a pupil debating organ names. The boy answers with a pun about teeth as a grind organ, prompting a light confusion about bodily organs.
A light exchange ends with a witty claim of learning to drive yesterday as a police officer critiques speed. The brief vignette captures a flirtatious interaction and a humorous deflection from speeding remarks.
Students at the Hampshire School of Dancing and Dramatics staged a studio party at Maccabees hall in Fostoria with a varied program. Miss Celia Reynolds and Miss Opperman accompanied, featuring readings dances piano solos and multiple student performances by Barbara Lee Kathleen Patenaude Madelyn Opperman and others.
Anthony A Brandt 66 of Big Spring township Seneca county farmer died at 8 45 am Tuesday at his home near Frenchtown after six years of ill health and 11 weeks of serious illness He was born October 10 1867 in Seneca county son of Anthony B and Catherine Feck Brandt He married Lena Clouse February 11 1890 Surviving Lena A Brandt W A Brandt and Leo E Brandt all of Big Springs township a daughter Mrs Charles Bees of Kirby two sisters Mrs Mary I Clouse and Mrs Lena Clouse of Tiffin Funeral 9 30 am Friday at St Nicholas church Frenchtown Rev J I Williams officiating Burial in church cemetery
Carl Hamilton 18 of Reese Station Groveport Ohio tried to ride Big Four freight 82 Friday at about 6 pm near Findlay street crossing. He was knocked off by the water tower, fell on a switch and broke three ribs. Dr. R C Van Buren treated him and he was moved to Wyandot county home.
In a playful classroom exchange a teacher and students debate if every boy in the country has a fair shot at the presidency. Bobby claims Willie Billfuzz skipped the chance by trading it for two marbles and a fish hook.
In a playful exchange, Holmes notes Watson forgot to wear trousers, prompting laughter and a quick wardrobe correction. The scene showcases their banter and dynamic as they prepare for their day.
Classified ad offering certified seed Russet potatoes for sale. Contact Homer Wonder at 5198 by phone. Also advertise printed or engraved name cards available at the Carey Times office.
A horse race crowd sees a woman clutch her husband for a safety pin and reach for her knees just as the horses line up. A nearby shout of They're off echoes as she faints, creating a scene of sudden distress at the barrier.
A fragment recalls Hector as a very costly friend who has married a third wife and caused two wreaths and three presents over sixteen years, in a humorous Scots tone.
In a brief exchange a poor man thanks a charitable old lady for a dollar. A harsh tramp retorts with a crude blessing, while the lady’s generosity is contrasted with the stranger’s crude judgment. The scene hinges on class and mercy.
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