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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
3
Multiple local residents and relatives from Carey and surrounding areas are treated for illnesses and injuries. Reports note strokes, major surgeries, medical tests, and recoveries at Wyandot Memorial, Blanchard Valley, University Hospital Columbus, and Marion Community Hospital with several patients expected home soon or improving.
Services for Robert LeRoy Shontz 78 of Kansas Ohio were held at Harrold Funeral Home Fostoria with the Rev Herman Kear officiating Burial was in Kansas Cemetery He died July 28 1963 after six weeks illness Surviving are his wife Weltha his son Ralph and Ralph Jr a grandson two brothers and his community roles with the Fostoria Masonic lodge and Kansas EUB Church
Mrs Martha E Kinsinger 87 died 1 30 pm Saturday July 27 1963 at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Leroy Rettig 318 E South Street where she resided She had been ill following surgery last November Born April 3 1876 west of Kenton Hardin County to Orville and Mary Detwiler Detwiler she married Franklin Kinsinger April 3 1905 he died December 29 1932 Surviving are three children Mrs Alice Rettig Mrs Lawrence Frances Smith Upper Sandusky and Alton Burley Kinsinger Carey plus seven grandchildren four great grandchildren a sister Ethel Stratton Bluffton and a brother Arthur Detwiler Marion Two children are deceased She belonged to the Patterson Methodist Church and was a member of the Tiffin lodge of Royal Neighbors of America Funeral services were held 2 pm Tuesday at Goff Funeral Home with Rev J Frank Ferguson of First Methodist Church officiating Burial was in Spring Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Gerald Richards formerly Rebekah Dible of northeast of Carey graduated July 19 from Nationwide Beauty Academy in Columbus among 135 students. She earned high honors in advanced hair styling and a certificate of merit. She will work at Carelie's in Columbus after taking the state board in September.
I thank friends and relatives for the cards flowers and kindnesses shown during my hospital stay and after returning home. Mrs. Earl Smalley
Vanlue Garden Club announces its annual flower show to be held August 13 from 3 to 9 p.m. at Vanlue EUB Church. Entries divisions to be announced next week. Also reports on local reunions and community notes from Vanlue including new officers for 1964 and local family gatherings.
An eczema and rash relief ad promotes ITCH-ME-NOT a quick drying antiseptic product. It promises fast relief in 15 minutes for itching from eczema insect bites ringworm and surface rashes with quick availability at Harry’s Pharmacy.
Paul H Groth of Upper Sandusky becomes principal of the Upper Sandusky Junior High School succeeding Jack J Klietz. A native of Hancock County and Arcadia graduate, Groth led Salem School 1949 to 1960 before consolidation and then headed the joined Junior-Senior High until 1961. He later served as a guidance counselor in the high school and is a World War II veteran.
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