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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

6

Ladies Aid Party at Vanlue Home

The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church at Vanlue and their husbands were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Gust Summit Thursday evening. Guests included numerous couples and Misses Delaie Wilcox Charlotte Snoyle Maxine Walters Rothwill Williamson and Irene Gillett. The evening featured games music and refreshments served by the hostess.

Lutheran Church Vanlue Gust Summit Kenneth Coldren K. Cole David John Hendricks Wayne Crawford KE. L. Swihart W. H. Earley Elli Snook Lois Wilcox Nancy Burnap

Fortnightly Club Meets at Mrs Phelps Home

Mrs W H Phelps entertained the Fortnightly Club at her Fostoria home last Thursday afternoon. Mrs S R Bame spoke on The Screen Does It Educate in Crime with club discussion. Vocal solos were given by Mrs E B Burson and Miss Vesta Keefer. Refreshments followed. Two weeks hence Mrs H L Wenner will host with Mrs C Creck discussing the Japanese situation in the United States.

W. H Phelps Fostoria S. R. Bame C. Creck United States

Research Club Discusses Canada At Friday Meeting

The Research Club met Friday evening with Mrs. C. A. Carpenter hosting. Members discussed current events, then studied Canada with Miss Mattie Myers presenting a map, Mrs. W. G. Bradley recounting early history and Mrs. C. W. Brayton detailing Canadian Indians. Hostess served refreshments. Mrs. Liv R. Ashley attended. Mrs. W. H. Snyder to host in two weeks.

C. A. Carpenter Canada Mattie Myers Dominion W. G. Bradley C. W. Brayton Liv R. Ashley W. H. Snyder

Birthday gathering near Arcadia featuring several families

Mr and Mrs D G Denman and others from Toledo Lima and Arcadia plus local residents pleasantly surprised Mrs J R Miller on her birthday. Activities included a chicken dinner hosted by the Fruth family and social visits from neighbors including the Wyant family Warren family and Dick family with Charlie Walters and son Taul stopping by in the evening.

D. G Denman H. L Rahla Aml Donald Eugene Toledo W H. Russell G. R. Place J O Post James Lima Elmer Daring J R. Miller Miller Jacob Fruth West of Town J. J. Wyant Akron H. S Warren Arcadia J . Dick Near Charlie Walters Taul

Social events in Carey hosted by Mrs James Heeds and others

The Poverty Run social society was entertained at Mrs James Heeds east of Carey with an afternoon of socializing and luncheon. Invited guests included Mrs Sadie Luce and Mrs Jacob Kessler. L R Ashley hosted Wimodausis at her W Findlay home with current events and dinner. Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist church, led by Mrs Walker, met with husbands attending for a pot luck supper at Mrs Loy’s home.

James Heeds Carey Atrs G Ce Gruble Vast Sadie Luce Jacob Kessler J G Loy Gym Kurtz Wesleyan Guild Methodist Ec, Walker Loy

Dinner guests at Harris residence include four visitors

Mrs. Scott Long, Mrs Theodore Harris and grandson Harry Hanaway and Miss Gertrude England were dinner guests with Mrs. Harris on Wednesday.

Mr. Harris Scott Long Theodore Harris Harry Hanaway Gertrude England

Gamel Family Dines With Mrs Harris in Newark

Mrs. M. C. Harris hosted Sunday dinner forMr and Mrs. John Gamel and their son Harold of Newark and Mrs Emma Gamel Allion. The gathering included relatives and friends sharing a meal and conversation.

John Gamel Harold Newark Emma Gamel Allion M. C. Harris

Queen Esther Standard Bearers entertain at church program

Q E S B s of the Methodist church hosted about 60 guests Monday at leader Mrs. George Ash home. The program opened with a Queen Esthers song and scripture read by Thelma Wonder with prayers by Bernice Wentling Mildred Mann and Eugenia Henry. Musical numbers included piano solo Esther Pontius vocal duets by Mildred Mann and Bernice Wentling saxophone solo Miriam Harsberger vocal solo by Mrs Wesley Wonder and reading by Ruth Diller. A final page titled The Vote of Anna Hastings was staged by Isabelle arr Jennie Steen Mildred Campbell and Martha King. Free will offerings totaled 10 collected by Pauline Stiner. refreshments followed by Gertrude Wisner Florence Sculin Thelma Wonder and Bernice Wentling.

Methodist Church George Ash Queen Esthers Thelma Wonder Bernice Wentling Mildred Mann Eugenia Henry Esther Pontius Dora Ferrer Miriam Harsberger E. C. Harshberger Wesley Wonder Ruth Diller Hannah Sprouts Anna Hastings Isabelle Arr Jennie Steen Mildred Campbell Martha King Pauline Stiner Gertrude Wisner Florence Scullin

Whitlock Loy Birthday Anniversary Observed in Ohio

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Whitlock of Columbus Mrs. Carrie Tupper of Piqua and Miss Bertha Loy of Findlay visited the J. G. Loy home Monday honoring the second birthday anniversary of Master William Whitlock Loy.

H. E. Whitlock Columbus Carrie Tupper Piqua Bertha Loy Findlay J. G. Loy William Whitlock Loy

Victory Class Pot Luck Supper At Church

The Victory Class of the Methodist Sunday school will host a pot luck supper in the church recreation room on Tuesday October 20 at 6 30 p m for class members and their families.

Methodist Sunday School

Evangelical Church Notes and Upcoming Wyandot Education Institute

Evening worship moved to 730 with a sermon for youth titled What is a Christian. K of N class met at Carl Rothgeb’s home for monthly business and social. Milbury hosts Toledo district meeting October 11 12 with plans for evangelistic efforts. Wyandot County council of religious education holds 52nd annual convention at Sycamore October 22 23 with a children’s division institute Thursday and a 1000 to 400 pm session. Dr Wm Guyer of Findlay College speaks at 400 pm on Social Morality. Dr Franklin McIlfish and Dr Mce Selfish headline Friday sessions on Evangelism in the Church School. Rev H W Summers of Columbus gives Friday 745 address. All Sunday school workers urged to attend all convention sessions.

N. C Carl Rothgeb Toledo Evangelical Church Milbury Wyandot County Council of Religious Education Sycamore Children’s Division Institute Wm. H. Guyer Findlay College Guyer Franklin McIlfish Mce H. W Summers Columbus

Renan on Religion and the Infinite

Renan argues religions err when they try to prove or incarnate the Infinite yet remain true when affirming it. He asserts that the errors embedded in such affirmation pale beside the truth they proclaim.

Ernest Renin

Not All There Club Steward in the Coffee Room

A club steward reports a lordly guest in the coffee room drinking three whiskies and sodas while speaking to himself, unaware he is alone. The scene captures a humorous London Passing Show moment of faded etiquette and self-absorption.

Isself London

Ingenious French Watch Calibrated by Wet Battery

A Paris jeweler unveils a novel timepiece powered by a wet battery sealed inside the case. The inventor claims the device keeps perfect time, marking one of the era's most unusual watchmaking feats.

France

Postponed Manners At Breakfast Child Refuses Last Biscuit

Little Muriel, told it is impolite to take the last biscuit, declares at breakfast she is almost starved and will wait until she is not hungry. The Baltimore Sun records her frank test of courtesy and appetite.

Muriel Baltimore Sun

When Rain Comes Down

A lyrical段 poem describes a dreary day transformed by rain. It notes beauty in droplets on shrubs and trees and city lights reflected on wet pavements. The scene awakens fairies and song, reviving faded streets and hopeful birds as rain brings renewal.

Constitutional Amendments on Debt and Terms Target Vote

Voters will decide on amendments on November 3 addressing debt limits for local governments and county officials terms. The debt limit proposal tightens borrowing and maturity rules while other changes shift governor and state official terms to four years and adjust county officer elections and terms.

Home Missionary Society Holds November Thanksgiving Meeting

The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Clent Alspach. An opening hymn and scripture followed by the Lord's prayer opened the meeting. E G Walker spoke on Present Pioneers from the missionary text. Bernice Wentling and Mildred Mann sang, Dora Ferrer at the piano. Mrs. George Shuman led enigmas. November meeting will be the Thank Offering meeting led by Mrs. John Stoody group No.3.

Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Clent _ Alspach Alspach E. Gc.walker Bernice Wentling Mildred Mann Dora Ferrer George Shuman John Stoody

Mission Society Meets at Bradley Home for Race Relation Lesson

The Lutheran Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church met at Mrs. W. G. Bradley’s home on a Wednesday afternoon. Miss Emma Stief and Mrs. I. L. Culler were named delegates to the Western Conference in Fremont on Oct 28-29 with Mrs. Bradley as alternate.

Missionary Society Christ Lutheran Church W. G. Bradley Millie Payne Christ C. A. Carpenter Lizetta Speaker H. R. Williams A. H. Kennerley Chas. Wenner May Mullholland Emma Stief I. L. Culler Fremont

Public Auction Of Household Goods At Findlay Street

The undersigned will offer at public auction at the residence of Mrs. E Hellopeter 214 W Findlay St Saturday Oct 17 sale to commence at 1 00 p m The items include Oak bed and commode 2 large leather chairs and settee library table buffet dining room table kitchen cabinet babys crib and high chair hot plate gas heater Florence heater Terms Cash. RALPH SCHMUCK Henry Orians Auctioneer.

E. Hellopeter W. Findlay St Florence

Salem Witch Trial Accusation Ties to George Burroughs

The 1692 Salem witchcraft frenzy included minister George Burroughs, a Harvard graduate, accused of bewitching Mary Wolcott. The case reflects the era's intense fear and Academic ties to higher learning.

Salem George Burroughs Harvard College Mary Wolcott

Uncle Ezra Comment Sparks School Talk

A Boston Transcript quotation quotes Uncle Ezra criticizing education as teaching only a few words to enable talking foolishly. The remark reflects local sentiment on schooling and language use.

Boston Transcript

Appointment of Administrator for Iva N. Zeis Estate

H. G. Chambers appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Iva N Zeis, late of Wyandot County Ohio, deceased. Dated October 12 1925. Charles F Close judge probate division Wyandot County Ohio.

Iva N. Zeis H. G. Chambers Iva N Zeis Wysndot County Ohio Charles F., Close Court of Common Pleas Wyandot County

Simple Mixture For Gas On Stomach

Adlerika mixture with buckthorn bark magnesium sulfate glycerine and related components helps gas on the stomach and constipation. The preparation acts quickly as an excellent intestinal evacuant.

Chas W. Brayton

Public Farm Sale Near Wharton Carey Area October 21 1925

Public sale at Samuel Kennerley farm located near Wharton and Carey on Wednesday October 21 1925 at noon. Auction lists a roan mare, bay mare and horse, Jersey cows and heifers, Shropshire and Delaine sheep, a Shrop ram, hogs, and 500 shocks of yellow corn with terms to be announced day of sale. Lunch by Beech Grove ladies.

Samuel Kennerley Wharton Carey Beech Grove Jersey Chester Samuel Kemerley Floyd F. Shaffer D. J

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mutual Wimodausis Club L R. Ashley Hier W. Findlay Street Wesleyan Guild Social Hvangelical Church Notes Renan Home Missionary Society Lutheran Missions Ralph Schmuck Henry Orians Uncle Ezra Orre C. X. Diller C.N IcanPet Holland Carey Greenhouses Nashua Coleman Dry Goods Co Carl D. Mitchell
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