Social Dinner and Supper Guests Gather in Local Homes
Sunday dinner at the home of Mrs. S. A. Chegsbrough and Miss Jennie Steen drew Mr. and Mrs. James Steen of Fifid lay Mrs. May McClure of Detroit and Maxwell Steen of Cleveland as guests. Supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams and other local couples from Fostoria and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stéen
Fifidlay
May McClure
Detroit
Maxwell Stéen
Cleveland
S. A. Chegsbrough
Jennie Steen
HB. Robey
Charles Griffin
Ernest Cronin
Fostoria and Co
A. Williams
Earl Williams
Ralph Willams
Dinner guests and local social events noted in town
Lieut and Mrs M M Bradley and daughter Carolyn of Ann Arbor Michigan and Mr and Mrs Mark Karr of near Crawford were dinner guests last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Bradley on E Findlay Street. The Capa club enjoyed a steak fry Tuesday evening at Cozy Inn four miles NW of town. Later they met at Miss Esther Pontius home west of town with Miss Mary Jorie Wickiser guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Bradley
Carolyn
Ann’ Arbor
Mich
Mark Karr
Near Crawford
W. G. Bradley
E. Findlay Street
Capa Club
Cozy Inn
Esther Pontius
MaryJorie Wickiser
J. T. Club Meets at Mrs Ruehle Home
The J. T. club met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. J. Ruehle's northeast of town with guests Miss Monica Mitten and Miss Annabelle Mitten. Refreshments followed a pleasant afternoon. The group will meet next on the last Thursday in September with Mrs. Mary Spackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Club
A. J. Ruehle
Monica
Annabelle Mitten
Ruehle
Mary Spackey
Dinner party marks Talmage Huston birthday
Mrs. Vernon Huston of West Findlay Street hosted a Saturday dinner for her son Talmage on his 12th birthday. Guests included Mrs. E. L. Swihart of Vanlue, Mrs. Ruby Criger and children Tom and June, Joe Newhard, and Mr. and Mrs. Huston with sons Rex Talmage Clarence and Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Huston
West Findlay Street
Talmage
E. L. Swihart
Vanlue
Ruby Criger
Tom
June
Joe Newhard
Huston
Rex
Clarence
Junior
Birthday Bridge Tea for Nineteen Hundred Club Guests
Mrs. H. K. Van Buren and Miss Louise Van Buren hosted a Saturday afternoon bridge event at their home on E South Street. The gathering honored Mrs. R Van Buren's birthday anniversary with guests including Mrs. Effie Taft and Mrs. Edward Riester. Mrs Kurtz and Mrs Keller won the contract prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteen Hundred Club
H. K. van Buren
Louise van Buren
E. South Street
R. ©. van Buren
Ruth Riester
Effie Taft
Edward Riester
Homer Mitchell
G. M. Kurtz
Sadie Kennerley
Mrs. Chester Chapman and family honor birthday at Findlay home
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chapman and daughter Jeanne dined with Mrs. Della Gunther on W Findlay street Monday evening. The gathering celebrated Mrs Chapman's birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Chapman
Jeanne
Della Gunther
W. Findlay Street
Mrs. Chapman
Reverend and Mrs Shipies Leave for New Home in Tiffin
Rev and Mrs W gh Shipies with son Robert and daughter Lorene received farewell gatherings before moving to their new home in Tiffin. They visited S Presler of St Paul on Friday and were hosted Sunday by Mr and Mrs Orville Lee of St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gh. Shipies
Robert
Lorene
Aimiera
Hove
Presler
St. Paul
Ant Sea Sidry
Criger
Townland
Orville Lee
St. “Paul
Evening Bridge Social at Mrs. Myers Home
Mrs. J A Schira and Mrs B Myers hosted last Thursday evening with three tables of auction play at Mrs Myers residence on N Patterson street. Guests included Mrs Grover Snyder Mrs Linus Myers Mrs Charles Calmes and others. Mrs Snyder and Mrs Goff won high score prizes. a two course lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Schira
B. Myers
Birthday Surprises For Ralph Puchta And Mr Mitten
Surprises marked a birthday and a silver wedding anniversary in Carey and northeast town. Ralph Puchta was surprised by band members on his 18th birthday with a country ride and lawn concert at his parents home on Lake Street. A light supper followed, hosted by Mrs Puchta and assistants. Meanwhile the J T club members honored Mr and Mrs Mark Mitten with a silver wedding anniversary gathering and a delicious tureen supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Puchta
Carey
H. R. Hutchinson
Ralph
John Puchta
Lake Street
Puchta
Truman Young
Harry Niederkohr
Ed Maenle
Kenneth Knowlton
J. T. Club
Mark Mitten
F. X. Bees
Edward
L. G. Bess
Charles
Louise
A. J. Kinney
Frederick
Stanley Eyestone
Wm. Spackey
Junior
Mary Ruth
Mary Spackey
Harley Clark
Richard and Medford
C. J. Fox
J. E. Fox
Harry Fox
Robert Fox
A. J. Ruehle
M. S. Mitten
Miss Monica
Annabelle
Mitten
Surprise Kitchen Shower for Miss Loriie Collet
Friends and neighbors hosted a surprise kitchen shower for Miss Loriie Collet of north of town to honor her upcoming marriage. The event featured progressive euchre, gifts, ice cream, and cake with many Collet family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loriie Collet
Town
Miss Collet
Will Collet
Robert
Marvcel Thiry
Warren
Laura Collet
A. G. Collet
Marcella
P. M. Collet
John Fleck
Mazie
Mildred
Albert Theis
Edward Albus
Urban Wangler
R. M. Lonsway
Best Smith
Opal and
Pearl
Albus Couple Celebrate 10th Wedding Anniversary
Tuesday evening about 100 friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Albus three miles north of Carey to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. Band music and dancing plus ice cream and cake marked the event. Guests offered wishes for many more happy years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albus
Carey
Mary
Mrs. Albus
Carey Research Club Resumes After Three Month Break
After a three month vacation the Carey Research club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs S B Beitler and Miss Mattie Myers. Miss Myers president will greet members and roll call to recount summer events. Stella Nye program chair will present calendars for the year with other committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Research Club
S. B. Beitler
Mattie Myers
Fortnightly Club Resumes Sessions with Historical Talk
The Fortnightly Club will resume this afternoon after summer recess. Hostess Mrs. C. C. Thome will entertain at her B Findlay Street residence. President Mrs. Carl Krout will extend greetings. calendars will be presented. Mrs. F. H. Frederick will discuss the Historical Background of Ohio. Vice president Mrs. Wallace Arnholt and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Samuel Gunther also serve this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Thome
B. Findlay Street
Carl Krout
F. H. Frederick
Ohio
Wallace Arnholt
Samuel Gunther
Carl Koehler
Lawrence Wenner
Gunther
A&P Greets New Code With Payroll Rise Across Stores
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company reports a preliminary weekly payroll increase of 8 264 162 dollars and 8 340 new employees as it implements Roosevelt's National Recovery Act code. James Finn Hodgson of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce congratulates three clerks and notes full compliance across 15 358 stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finn Hodgson
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Roosevelt
Great A&p Tea Company
A&p
Family Dinner Attended by Multiple Local Families
Dr and Mrs O L Summer with Roger and Marilyn joined by Mr and Mrs Urban Kokenge and son Urban Jr and daughters Marilyn and Ardine of Miami Florida and Mr and Mrs David Oge and Virginia at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Ogg for a Sunday family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Marilyn
Canton
Urban Kokenge
Urban, Jr
Tommy
Marilyn and
Ardine
Miami
Fla
David Oge
Virginia
Lee Ogg
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Gates-Huber
Foresman
Pearson- Kirch
Buckinghham- Osburn
Allen- Robinson
Fenner
Buckingham- Osburn
Wake-up Town
Knowlon
Merrill
McMurray-Parkins
Andress-Evans
America
Gor
New Merrill
Europe
Gordy
Merrill Speller
Winston Dictionary
McMurray- Parkins
Beard-Bagley
Sharp
Winston Recommend
Winston
Chevrolet
Keller Block Garage
W. North St
Ed Albus
Geo. Remlinger
Bowling Green
Findlay and Patter‘son Streets
Ross Johnson
Crystal Lake
Marion
Jacob Nitrauer
John T.myers
G. R. McKee
Bert Theis
Krupp Bros
Ira
Shick
Kenton
Board of Public Affairs of
Carey, O
B. F. O. B. Carey
Eugenia Henry
Wteck
Wyandot
Wyandot County Fair
Merrill Bros
Sister
United States
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