Queen Esther Socials Benefit Lutheran Women
The Queen Esther class hosted the Ladies Bible class at Mrs. H. R. Williams home with devotionals led by Mrs. Byron Ogg and Mrs. Williams. Proceeds from the traveling basket neared $22 as LeVerge Galbroner read and Emma Stief performed a one act playlet. Ice cream cake and coffee were served to 65 guests by listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday
H. R. Williams
Byron Ogg
Williams
LeVerge Galbroner
Emma Stief
E S Burson
May Miulholand
Alva Criger
Ralph Gildana
H. Ry, Williams
V. A.’Miller
Forest Danvé
W. M. Mohtaghe
William Sloman
Domestic Art Club Meeting Includes New Member
The Domestic Art Club met last Saturday with Miss Avenell Robison. Mrs. Allen Baker led the group with 12 members including new member Grayce Lawrence of Grace Chapel. After sewing demos, music followed and refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday June 4 at 1 30 pm with Audrey and Adaline Tong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenell Robison
Audrey
Adaline Tong
Four H Happy Hour Sewing Club Officers Elected
The Four H Happy Hour Sewing Club met last Wednesday at Mrs. Clarence Wenner's home north of town and elected officers. President Ruth Smith, vice president Esther Stout, secretary treasurer Frances Eyestone, reporter Lucille Kimmel, society committee Fern Wagner Martha Wagner Kittie Baker Edith Stout Mrs Clint Baker. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wenner. Next meeting with Miss Kittie Baker on the second and fourth Wednesdays monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Clarence Wenner
Ruth Smith
Esther Stout
Frances Eyestone
Lucille Kimmel
Fern
Martha Wagner
Kittie Baker
Edith Stout
Clint Baker
Wenner
Loyal Workers socialize with Mrs Williams group
Mrs. Ralph Williams of north of Carey hosted the Loyal Workers class of the Evangelical Sunday school on Friday evening. After business a social hour with contests and games followed, with refreshments served. The program committee was Mrs. Ray Gamberling, Mrs J. A Leasure, and Mrs Clarence Crist. The next meeting is the fourth Friday in June with Mrs Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
North of Carey
Evangelical Sunday School
Ray Gamberling
J. A Leasure
Clarence Crist
Charles Thompson
T R. C. Club Meets For Afternoon Needlework
The T R. C. club met Wednesday afternoon with 13 members including Mrs. J. J. Kohmann. They enjoyed needlework and social conversation despite the hoodoo number 13. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be in three weeks with Mrs Mark Karr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T R. C. Club
J. J. Kohmann
Mark Karr
Social Entertaining by the 1900 Club and Friends
Mrs Homer Wonder hosted the 1900 club at her east town home on Saturday with bridge and a supper. Guests included Mrs Gail Kurtz Mrs Homer Mitchell of Columbus Mrs F Ro Washburn and others from Akron York Pa and South Muncie Street. A Toledo group visited over the weekend with Joseph Chertis and several relatives. The Nameless Club of Findlay was entertained by Mrs Porter Hendricks with a noon dinner for 12 club members and five visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wonder
Town
Bridge
Gail Kurtz
Homer Mitchell
Columbus
F Ro Washburn
Russell Kurtz
Akron
Ed Dromgoeld
York Pa
LB Straw
Cletus Pahl
South Muncie Street
Toledo
Joseph Chertis
Hazel Willer
Betty Cooper
Lucille
Clara Cherry
Adolph Michaelson
Thomas Busted
Clarence Anderson
Merrell Lekard
Findlay
Porter Hendricks
Engagement Announced At Henry Karl Home
Miss Irene Pahl daughter of Mrs Karl and Hugh M Showe son of Mr and Mrs E J Showe are engaged The Kenton engagement announced during a three course six oclock dinner and bridge party at the Karl home Guests included Misses Hanawalt Stoudenheimer Tynan Prater Showe Kreinbihl Bouler Predmore and others The couple are noted as prominent Kenton young people with Miss Pahl granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Courtad and a former Carey resident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Karl
Irene Pahl
Eve
Nin Bivare
Margaret, Hanawalt
Katherine
Mary
Margaret ‘Stoudenheimer
Elinor Tynan
Clara
Catherine Prater
Louise Showe
Katherine Kreinbihl
Mildred Bouler
Bucyrus
Herman Predmore
Gerald Showe
Kenneth Prater
Kenton
Miss Pahl
Charles Courtad
North of Town
Carey
Cheerful Six Food Club Elects Year Officers
The Cheerful Six Food Club met Wednesday at Mrs George Shuman's home with Miss Louise Romig assisting. Officers elected for the year are Elsie Criger president Frances Myers vice president Audrey Spitler secretary and treasurer. Members include Ruth Romig Cora Wohlgamuth and Rozelle Brown. A social time followed refreshments. Next meeting will be June 10 at Miss Audrey Spitler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheerful Six
George Shuman
Louise Romig
Elsie Criger
Frances Myers
Audrey Spitler
Ruth Romig
Cora Wohlgamuth
Rozelle Brown
Sunday Guests From Tiffin Melmore and Fostoria
A wedding reception group and several families from Tiffin Melmore and Fostoria visited on Sunday. The gathering included Mr and Mrs J A Kimmel and extended members from Joe Heck William Wagner Glenn Talman Howard Wagner and Eveleyn along with Charles Lytle and daughters Helen Harriet. A Friday Alumni Reception preceded a Galt House slumber party for local girls chaperoned by Miss Cleo Sawyer with nine attendees. Mrs F D Hurd hosted her bridge club luncheon Tuesday with guests Mrs L Culler Mrs WwW kL Lindsay and Mrs H R Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kimmel
Joe Heck
William Wagner
Ralph
Glenn Talman
Howard Wagner
Eveleyn
Tiffin
Charles Lytle
Helen
Harriet
Melmore
Elmer Wagner
Frank Raymond
Maud Gregory Land
Kenneth
Lucille
Velma
Fostoria
Galt House
Cleo Sawyer
Martha Patterson
Mildred Gunther
Margaret Ann Pepple
Mildred Campbell
LaVerge Galbroner
Virginia Straw
Ruth Diller
Helen Kessler
Opal Nachbar
F. D. Hurd
L. Culler
Www Kl. Lindsay
H.R. Williams
America’s Dead in France War Poem in White Cross Line
A solemn wartime verse recalls American casualties in France with snowy crosses marking graves. Each cross represents a grave in an alien land, honoring the fallen who fought bravely to win peace for all.
Ladies Aid Meeting at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met with Mrs. W. D. Goble on a Wednesday afternoon. The meeting opened with a hymn and prayers led by Mrs. L. G. Ranger and Mrs. George Ash. Reports were given by secretary Mrs. Dora Ferrer and treasurer Mrs. George Ash. The next meeting will be at Mrs. W. F. Martins home the last Wednesday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
W. D. Goble
L. G. Ranger
George Ash
Dora Ferrer
W. F. Martin
Bachar Family Dines with Ryder Household Sunday
Mr and Mrs Bert Bachar and their son Reed were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Nial Ryder, sharing a family evening in what appears to be a friendly social visit.
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Bert Bachar
Son Reed
Nial Ryder
Conduit Laying Begins for Carey Electric Telephone Co
Excavation for the Carey Electric Telephone Co conduit began Tuesday morning under the direction of George Zahm of Toledo.
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Carey Electric Telephone Co
George Zahm
Toledo
The Transparent Male quote by Mary Marlowe
A brief quip notes that men are simple while women are complex and unpredictable. The speaker contrasts male simplicity with female complexity, suggesting women understand men more easily than other women.
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Mary Marlowe
Paste Diamonds Describe Glass Gem Imitation
The article explains paste diamonds as glass stones with a mirrored back and gold foil to render them opaque, distinguishing them from paste pearls.
Next Door Feud Grows Over Bagpipe’s Loud Call
A neighbor dispute erupts as a family living nearby complains about a Scotch cook who plays bagpipes loudly. Tensions rise over the noise and a humorous description of the quarrel surfaces.
Hogs and steers study aids at Ohio event in Fostoria
News Notes report livestock tests at the Ohio Experiment Station with a June 1 meeting in Fostoria sponsored by the station and Ohio State University. Sanator Simeon Fess will speak, as Carey Community Club plans a June 5 meeting showing the film Clean Herds and Clean Hearts to discuss tuberculosis eradication. Committees push a large Fourth of July picnic at the Fair Grounds with Wyandot County volunteers preparing details.
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Fostoria
Ohio Experiment Station
Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Simeon D. Fess
Thd Carey
Aventy
John T. Myers
J. F. Ruble
John Shumaker
John H. Myers
H. R. Brinker
Wyandot County
Nose Broken After School Accident
Sidney Beebe, a Lar year-old son of Mr and Mrs Beebe of Northa street Northa, broke his nose while playing with other boys Tuesday afternoon. His father took him to Tiffin Wednesday afternoon where Dr Wenner set the nose, which had been broken in two places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ay’ Beebe
Northa Street
Tiffin
Dr. Wenner
TIFFIN vs CAREY SUNDAY Fastest ball team heads to Carey matchup
Carey Times notes a Sunday game when Tiffin's fastball team travels to Carey. Also mentioned are Mrs. Ray Beebe and daughter Alice visiting, a Findlay high school commencement, a sick valuable mare belonging to Mark Karr east of town, and local residents George Ash and others attending the Kiwanis Intercity meet in Marion Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beebe
Alice
Leper Sandusky
McDowell
Findlay ‘Igh
Mark
Karr
George Ash
Jf. D. Ewing
Jacob Stief
Kiwanis
Marion
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Bridge Club
West Virginia
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Ohio Coal
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America
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the Times
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H.R. Brinker, Co
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Ketrow Bros
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