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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Snyder and Mrs. Anna Snyder were guests at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Turnbell and their sons on Findlay Street.
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs L J Nachbar hosted supper for Toledo visitors Mr and Mrs George Nickerson and Mr and Mrs Ray Froehlicher with daughters Leela and Choyce at their home on Findlay street.
The G. S. C. club met at the secretary's home with the president in charge and roll call. Catherine Pahl won the prize after many games. the meeting adjourned in a free-for-all laugh. The next gathering will be at Alma Sidjman's home on Wyandot Avenue.
The P. R. S. club was entertained Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A J Ruehle home northeast of town. Guests included Mrs G M Wen ner and Mrs M S Mitten. Needlework was done and lunch was served. Next meet is the second Thursday in June with Mrs Minor Koehler north of Upper Sandusky.
Mrs C C Thome of E Findlay street hosted the Fortnightly club after noon on Wednesday. Mrs C B Dabney presented Contributions of Modern Italy to the World's Culture and Mrs R Moser spoke on What Science is Doing for Civilization. Mrs F A Galbroner led the current events. Refreshments were served.
Miss Mabel Wilson entertained Virginia Snobarger and four guests Sunday evening with cards and music at her Crawford area home. Virginia Snobarger plans a summer stay in Indiana, while guests included Miss Sno barger Miss Kittie Baker Donald Deidrick Graydon Knowlton and Dean Baker. Mrs Lawrence Orians and Miss Ruth Wright attended the M B club May meeting at Mrs Jack Spitler s home with a wonder box drawn by Mrs Dean Wright and won by Mrs W H Wright. The group shared needlework and social talk and a light lunch. Mrs Orians will host the club June 9 at her northwest town home.
At a Saturday evening party hosted by Mrs Roy Van Sant for her sister Miss Marjorie Bright the engagement to Ralph McGill of Vanlue was revealed. The ceremony is set for May 14 at the bride’s home with Miss Bright a Vanlue teacher and Mr McGill a local farmer.
Members of the Unity class enjoyed a tureen dinner at the Heck home on North Street. The event honored Mrs. Jacob Hilty who recently returned from an eighteen month stay in San Diego California.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Myers and son Urban of south of town were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nye and family on Ash street. The dinner was in honor of Bonisine Nye who received her first communion Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation church.
Mrs. Alva Criger entertained last Thursday evening with bridge for her daughter Harriet's birthday anniversary. Attending players at three tables included Pauline Newcomer Maxine Bame Maxine Stiner Eleanor Krout Dortha Jean Wenner Ada Mitchell Mary Ellen Montague Angela Haford Louise Ruffing Glenna Kurtz and Gertrude Allen. Mrs S H Krebs helped serve the lunch.
Mr and Mrs H J Mullholand hosted a Sunday dinner at their Wor rellO street home to honor twin sons Jack and Joe, members of the First Communion class at Our Lady of Consolation church. Visiting guests included couples from Toledo Detroit Monroe Adrian and local Mullholand and Gibson families.
A farewell pot luck was held at the J H Jacoby home near Carey to honor Mrs J W Murphy of Greely Nebraska who left for home after spending weeks with relatives in Ohio. Guests included the Murphy family and many Logsdon and Jacoby relatives from Toledo Fremont Upper Sandusky Fostoria Tiffin Cleveland and Toledo areas. Callers included Mr and Mrs Fred Hepp and daughter Evaline of Toledo and Miss Minnie Uphouse of Fostoria.
Alumni Association of Carey high school will banquet the class of 1932 at the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening May 24. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will serve a chicken dinner.
Mrs George Snydey of E Findlay Street presided at a pleasant Hobnobbers club session last evening. Guests included Mrs Carl Koehler Mrs Dots and Fetters Miss Marguerite Holden Miss Marie Holden and Miss Lucille Chesebrough. A delicious lunch followed an evening of bridge.
A committee including Mrs H L Pahl and Mrs Vincent Krupp organized the regular social meeting of the Ly of dG on Monday evening. Elizabeth Myers won the euchre prize, the main pastime, and the committee served a delicious lunch.
Sixteen members of the T. R. C. club met with Mrs. Walter Gottfried last Thursday for a quilting session. A roll call revealed flowers grown in each garden. The mystery box arranged by Miss Mazie Fleck was drawn by Mrs. C. H. Hull. Guests included Mrs. Harry Hull Mrs. Firmin Pahl and Lucille Phillips. Refreshments were served and Mrs. E. F. Thome will host the next gathering.
Rev Paul R Clouser and Mrs Clouser hosted a Palm and Easter reception at Christ Lutheran parish house honoring new members. Truman Romig presided as the program featured Sunday school orchestra, recitations by Eileen Kirkwood and Janis Wenner, vocal solos by Louise Romig and others, a loyalty talk by A G McQuate, and closed with Blest Be the Tie That Binds.
A. J. Frederick served as a petit juror in the federal court in Toledo from Tuesday morning to Wednesday afternoon. No funds are available for juror fees, so no further civil cases will be tried in Toledo until fall. He participated in proceedings in the new federal building just entering use.
Sunday evening baccalaureate services filled the Methodist church. Miss Evelyn Mosafros played preludes, the choir sang, and Rev. C W Sultzbach delivered the sermon urging graduates to go forward in service and choice between right and wrong. Benediction by Rev. J J McCabe followed the anthem and postlude.
Nancy Lee Hagenmaier four year old from Upper Sandusky broke the same arm a second time within an hour of splints being removed. The accident followed a prior break six weeks earlier near the wrist. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Loren Stahl of East Findlay Street.
A 1932 season prospect description lists a Belgian stallion 3 miles south of Carey and three year old Red Joan Pluton S Rusty Boy 16618 with high quality and an insured value of 12 dollars, plus a black two year old Percheron. Contact Park H Walter R F D 3 telephone 6199. 16-8 pd
LaVerne Mark ley advertises electrical and mechanical repair work, household tasks, window cleaning, wall painting and wallpaper, and porch cleaning. Phone X-299. 16-20np.
Listing offers a 12 ft awning an automatic dishwasher a mahogany parlor cabinet a music cabinet zinc topped kitchen table a 50 gallon gasoline tank and tank house. Phone 18.
The questions cover who twice won the electoral college and who was the first inaugurated in Washington, who held senator elect and president elect roles simultaneously, which two presidents were chosen by the House, which two signed the Constitution, who was Jefferson Davis' father in law, and which president married in the White House.
The Jennie Larmonth missionary society met at Mrs. G. W. Summit's home on W Findlay street Monday evening. Mrs. Russell Zeiss assisted. Mrs. EB. S. Burson and Miss Carolyn Newhard led devotionals and the lesson study Korea the Land of the Dawn. Hostesses served refreshments after the serial hour.
A nervous man discusses driving his machine with a solemn faced observer. He says his wife in the back seat orders him. the observer reveals he drives a hearse, explaining why he is never bothered.
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