Social Events and Bridge Evenings Across Town
The J T club meets this afternoon at Mrs Lewie Reis home northeast of town. Mrs C J Koehler hosts an evening of bridge Friday on W North street. Families from north of town join dinners with Briggs on Worrello street and Mitten home northeast of town. Mr and Mrs Ed Gerber of Toledo and others dine with Mark Mitten Friday. Mr club members visit Mrs Addison Rickle Friday afternoon with contests. Hostess aided by Mrs Dean Wright serves refreshments. Next meeting set for Thursday afternoon June 13 at Mrs Earl Wards east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T Club
C. J. Koehler
W. North Street
Ed Gerber
Toledo
Harold Bentz
Betty
Virginia
Fostoria
John Slotterbeck
Mark Mitten
Addison Rickle
Dean Wright
Earl Ward
Alethean Club Elects Officers at Findlay College Event
The Alethean club of Findlay College met Saturday at Miss Evelyn Hosafros home in Carey. Richard Wallen was named president John Gates vice president and Miss Hosafros secretary treasurer. A musical program followed with piano solos a reading and a violin solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alethean Club
Findlay College
Evelyn Hosafros
Clay Street
Carey
Richard Wallen
John Gates
Hosafros
Mary Alice Foster
Ellen Hybarger
Ruthanna Maxwell
Miriam Coleman
Marcus
Nineteen Hundred Club Meet Hosts and Guests Arrive
The Nineteen Hundred club plans a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs. R. C. Van Buren’s residence on W Findlay Street. Earl Smith from Des Moines, educational director of Equitable of Iowa, and Fred Zweifel from Toledo joined Friday evening dinner at Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burson’s home on E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteen Hundred Club
R. C. van Buren
Earl Smith
Des Moines
The
Equitable of Iowa Insurance Company
Fred Zweifel
Toledo
E. S. Burson
E. Findlay Street
Dinner Honors Ella Robinson on 72nd Birthday
Mr and Mrs Homer Robinson of E Findlay Street hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs Ella Robinson of Bellefontaine for her 72nd birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Campbell and James Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Robinson
E Findlay Street
Mr Robinson
Ella Robinson
Bellefotne
James Campbell
James Robinson
Contract club hosts prize night at Findlay street home
Mr and Mrs Richard Frederick welcomed members of their contract club to their home on West Findlay Street Tuesday evening. Prizes for high score went to Mrs Edwin Naus of Upper Sandusky and Don Fetters. Mrs Frederick served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frederick
Contract Club
W. Findlay Street
Edwin Naus
Upper Sandusky
Don Fetters
Frederick
Bridge Club Meets at Shafer Home on Findlay Street
Members of the bridge club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs MYTD Shafer on W Findlay Street. Lloyd Secrist of Gal ton, Miss Elsie Howard and Mr and Mrs CA Kitto were guests. Score awards were given to Miss Howard and C J Koehler. The hostess served a tempting lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mytd Shafer
W. Findlay Street
Lloyd Secrist
Galton
Elsie Howard
C A. Kitto
Howard
C. J. Koehler
Bridge Club Socials Include Tureen Dinner and Awards
Members of the Jester Bridge club and husbands plus guests Mr and Mrs Grover Snyder enjoyed a tureen dinner Thursday at Mr and Mrs Free Scoarse home on W Findlay Wallace Dible and Mrs Snyder received score awards during bridge A Fort nightly club meeting will be at Mrs I Romig's home West of town A book review by Mrs Paul R Clouser and an item by Mrs Samuel Gunther Tomorrow the group visits Sycamore to be hosted by Mrs Ira Wenner Mrs E F Thome hosted the T R C club Thursday Afternoon Mrs Frank Ogg and Miss Rosa Summit attended A business meeting was led by Mrs John Orians The next regular meeting is set for June 5 at Mrs Walter Gott fried Mrs C A Kitto and Mrs C J Koehler hosted a Monday buffet and bridge at Mrs Kitto’s on W North St The guest list included many names with high score awards going to Mrs Van Buren and Mrs Kingsmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kennerley
Town
Frank Kemerley
Everett
Arlington
Clarence Kemerley
Doren
Leonard
Nina
Lois
Roger
South of Town
Virgil Kemerley
Near Lovell
Charles Kemerley
Betty
Marie
Louise
Carey
Glenn Swindler
Near Findlay
George Summit
Upper Sandusky
Florence Kemerley
Alvin Kemerley
Henry Kemerley
Lucile Kemerley
Elsie Howard
Dow Street
W. J. Hunter
R. J Lemons
Edward Riester
G. M Kurtz
Paul Heck
W L. Arnholt
F. H. Frederick
H. E. Snyder
F. A. Galbroner
P. C. Goff
Eugenia Henry
H. B. Turnbell
Mildred Gunther
W.S. Huffman
J. A. Schira
H. B. Keller
Cecil Laird
C. A. Kit
Jester Bridge Club
Grover Snyder
Free Scoarse
Findlay Street
Wallace Dible
Mrs Snyder
I Romig
Paul R Clouser
Samuel Gunther
Sycamore
Ira Wenner
E. F Thome
East of Town
Frank Ogg
Rosa Summit
John Orians
Earl Ward
J. Kohmann
Walter Gottfried
C A Kitto
C J Koehler
Kitto
W. North Street
W J Hunter
H. K van Buren
P. C Goff
M OD Shafer
C . Chapman
C C. Simonis
George Newhard
W.L. Arnholt
Coffee bridge hosted at Rosemary tea room by two hostesses
This evening at 7:30 Mrs Jay Newhard and Mrs R M Kirkbride will host a coffee bridge at the Rosemary tea room on Clay street. Their guests include a long list of local women and Miss Eugenia Henry among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Newhard
R. M Kirkbride
Rosemary Tea Room
Clay Street
George Snyder
Donald Fetters
B. Myers
Dr. Kingsmore
Richard Davidson
Paul Heck
Clayton Shuman
Samuel Gunther
Alfred Davis
J. F Dible
Charles Hood
Lucy Laughlin
Perry McDaniel
Robert McDaniel
L. E Treece
C. C. Thome
Carl Krout
W. S Huffman
W. L. Arnholt
D. A. Capell
E. A Capell
M. Kurtz
Homer Mitchell
C. G. Knoblock
Eugenia Henry
C. C. Laird
Richard Frederick
Carey 4 H Club Holds First Meeting
The Carey 4 H club held its first meeting of the season in the high school home economics sewing room under Mrs Alfred Davis and Miss Margaret Wenzinger. Officers elected include Dorcas Baker president Martha Phillips vice president Martha Derr secretary treasurer Ruth Hosafros and Marjorie Turner recreation leaders Frances Peirce news reporter. Twenty two girls attended and a demonstration plan was set for June 5 at 1 30 p m with Caroline Kummerer in charge. Mrs J M McNulty and daughter Marilyn Melrose left for Columbus and Marilyn plans to go to New Haven Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey 4-H Club
Home Economics
Alfred Davis
Margaret Wenzinger
Dorcas Baker
Martha Phillips
Martha Derr
Ruth Hosafros
Marjorie Turner
Frances Peirce
Caroline Kummerer
Vacation Letters from Rev Paulin Reflect Coast Tour
Rev E D Paulin describes a coast trip from Mexico to Seattle with mentions of Catalina Island birds, fishing imagery, nature contrasts, a medical operation on Brother O Wonder, and ongoing church work in Torrance Burbank and San Francisco. He notes meetings in Seattle with pastor Fred C Durdle and enjoyment of the Evangelical Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Paulin
Memorial Evangelical Church
Evangelical Messenger
Evangelical Church
Mexico
Seattle
St. Helena
Catalina Island
Jimmy
India
Puget Sound Bay
Brother O ' Wonder
Ohio
Torrance
Zeller
Walter
Burbank
E Iu Weatherwax
San Francisco
Fred C Durdle
East
ED Paulin
Lincoln Urges Rural Electrification in Ohio Bill
Murray D Lincoln writes to Governor Davey urging the Kalb bill to empower farmers with self liquidating rural electric lines. He notes low cost under 5 cents per kilowatt hour and argues groups can form non profit mutuals to supply electricity at cost, expanding rural access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Murray D Lincoln
Davey
Lincoln
Public Utilities Commission of
Local Notes From Town North Of Here
John Vogel remains very ill at his home north of town. Ladies Aid of the Church of God met at Mrs. Susan Kibbler’s home Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Plotts of Findlay called on Mr and Mrs Ray Plotts north of town Sunday. BH E BE Kear spent Sunday with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howard Kemmerly and family. Luella Cole and Lois Smith chosen as delegates to the Christian Endeavor convention next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vogel
Ladies Aid
Church of God
Susan Kibbler
Harry Plotts
Findlay
Ray Plotts
E. BE. Kear
Howard Kemmerly
Luella Cole
Lois Smith
Christian Endeavor Convention
Smithyn E
V. F. Alspach
Maumee
J. W. Alspach
Perry McDaniel
J. A. McDaniel
Columbus
Jacqueline
R. J. Kirkwood
Jane Bland
Marion
Robert McDaniel
L. H. Naumann
Miriam
Billy
Elliston
Cora Hart
Jack Halloway
Bellefontaine
Dr. Cole
Dora Peigh
Lucretia
Gerry
Fostoria
Grant Karr
Elmer Zook
Harold Turnbell
Reid Burson
Reid
Etta Kemmerly
Louise Cram
Upper Sandusky
Ella Smith
Matt Otto
Ruth
Bucyrus
D. A. Cole
Leon Mathias
Gertrude Orians
Jane Young
Tiffin
Ralph Ogg
Patty
C. S. Egbert
Russel Fagan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fagan
Everett McKee
Pemberville
Indianapolis
Fred Powell
Dean
Hulda Brown
West of Town
Robert Brown
Gl Lawrence
John
Wooster
Pepper’s Bank
Hattie Presler
Carey
Sam Lazza
Glen Avenue
LaVerne Markley
Donald
Shirley Ann
Ralph Markley
Betty Jane
W H Sloman
Virgil
George
Rahama van Gundy
Herschel Treece
Sycamore
Heart Brashares
Son Dwight
Wharton
D A . Cole
B A. Mench
E. B. Kurtz
Jerry Dondineaux
New Philadelphia
Dondineaux
Charles Bowers
Carey Flower Shop
R. F. Wright
A M. Hornby
Carey Schools
W. F. Alspach
Fort Miami
Fred Tanner
Louise
Walter and
Dale
McCutchenville
Lucinda Boyce
Charles Boyce
West
A L. Arnold
Toledo
Xavier Arnold
Mary Arnold
St. Agnes’ Church
Helen Marie Arnold
Local and Personal Notes From Carey Area
Local residents attach to family visits travels and social occasions. Names include Alspach McDaniel Kirkwood Bland Halloway Young Young Arnolds and many others with places Carey Maumee Findlay Fostoria Tiffin Bellefontaine Marion Wooster New Philadelphia and Toledo. Memorial Day plantings and cemetery wreaths are advertised by Carey Flower Shop and the notes mention school reassignments and a Maumee superintendent appointment.
Mrs J D Briggs Recovers From Severe Kitchen Burn
Mrs J D Briggs is recovering after a gas oven explosion burned her face and head in her kitchen. The incident left her with painful facial injuries and required medical treatment.
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J. D
Local families share visits across several towns
Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hetzel were Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hurd. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wentling visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lowry in Upper Sandusky Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barnes and daughter Albertice of Cloverdale were Sunday afternoon visitors at the homes of Mrs. Clara Laws and Mrs. Irving Claude. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kurtz and daughter Virginia and Mrs. Joseph Myers of Carey and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kurtz, Mrs. Della Eakin and Richard Kurtz of Fort Royal were visitors. Friday evening, at the home of Mrs. Ida Parker and Mrs. Grace Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hetzel
Forrest Hurd
Clyde Wentling
Arthur Lowry
Upper Sandusky
Bert Barnes
Albertice
Cloverdale
Clara Laws
Irving Claude
Ralph Kurtz
Virginia
Joseph Myers
Carey
Hugh Kurtz
Della Eakin
Richard Kurtz
Fort Royal
Ida Parker
Grace Stanley
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Club
Allen Fruth
Dalene
North of Town
J. D. Briggs
Worrello Street
M. B. Club
F. W. Savidge
Crawford
Ralph Savidge
Washington, D. C
Jewell Robinson
Washington
B. E. Hudson
Carl and Dale
Lawrence Schmidt
Donna
Grant Tong
Esther
Winfield Tong
Bridge Club
T. R. C. Club
J. M. McNulty
Marilyn Melrose
Marilyn
New Haven
Conn
Rev
Paulin
George Remlinger
J. F. Baker
Royal Breeder
Edward Albus
Carey Phone
McDaniel Motor Sales
Red Star
Francis McLaughlin
Frederick St
J. E. King & Son
Rawleigh
Hustler
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Guernsey
Lloyd Stroub
Paul Krupp
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue
Farm Bureau Mutual
R. M. Lonsway
Clay St
C. C. Wenner
Davis Hatchery
Ewing Drug Store
Yvou
Athe
Ben Athe
Times Office
F. B. Metzger
Berwick
John Boyce
Collie
Alfred Ruffing
W.A. Vaughn
W. Campbell
Carey Times
Hile Hatchery Findlay
Carey Road
River Cave
Shick
Member
Federated Stores of America
Richard
Haines Extra Fine Union
Carhartt
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