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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1952

Page

8

Mrs Mary Ford Dies After Prolonged Illness in Dayton

Mrs Mary Ford 54 former Wharton Findlay resident dies in Dayton hospital after six months illness. Heart ailment listed as cause. Born near Wharton July 23 1898 daughter of Charles and Efe Reynolds. Survived by mother Robert Reynolds Wharton sister Esther address unknown. son Allan Yentzer by former marriage. two brothers deceased. Funeral 8 p.m. Monday Bristoll funeral house with Rev Ted Smith Wharton Methodist pastor officiating. Burial Wharton cemetery.

Mary (Reynolds) Ford Wharton and Findlay Dayton Bristoll Funeral House Ted Smith Wharton Methodist Church Wharton

Grace Baldwin dies. longtime Marion educator featured

Dr and Mrs Ralph Vogel and children Lawrence and Ralph Jr of Carey and Mr and Mrs Robert Gatchel of Upper Sandusky attended the funeral of Mrs Vogel's aunt Miss Grace Baldwin at La Rue Sunday. Baldwin taught school 48 years retiring in 1934 and served as a Marion school principal for 26 years. Mrs Vogel and her brother Charles K Baldwin of Marion were the only close surviving relatives.

Ralph Vogel Lawrence Ralph Sjr Carey Robert Gatchel Upper Sandusky

4-H Golden Jubilee Pageant Draws Huge Wyandot Crowd

Wyandot county celebrated a 4-H Golden Jubilee pageant at the fairgrounds with nearly 1500 attendees. Under Mrs Cyril Bryant the event featured 100 participants, 15 scenes, and narration by Miss Miriam Hale and John Romig, detailing 50 years of 4-H history.

Springfield Wyandot County Fairgrounds Miriam Hale Upper Sandusky John Romig Carey John H. Neate Charles Artz C. F. Christian Columbus Eugene Corbin Wharton H. L. Wenner Bryant Wilma Armbruster Eugene Schmidt W. W. Wharton C. Cashman Adam

Local figures named in Upper Sandusky and Carey lists

J Leightey Judge Russell H Kear Miss Freda Ulrich and Priscilla Wright of Upper Sandusky and Mark Karr Earl S Burson and Henry Collet of Carey are named in a regional notice listing residents and officials.

J. Leightey Russell H. Kear Freda Ulrich Priscilla Wright Upper Sandusky Mark Karr Earl S. Burson Henry Collet Carey

Henry Collet Winner In Contest

Miriam Hale of the Snip and Cup 4-H club Upper Sandusky and Henry Collet of the Carey Boys 4-H club Carey won the 4-H safety talk contest held in the Ohio Power Company assembly room. Miriam spoke on Safety at Home while Henry discussed Keep Machinery Shields in Place in a 56 minute talk. Both advance to the district contest on Thursday afternoon August 14 at the Findlay YMCA. Betty Lou Koehler of the Salem Hi-Lighters gave a talk titled Safety and Your Baby. Winners receive gold plated medals from Wyandot County Safety Committee.

Miriam Hale Snip and Upper Sandusky Henry Collet Carey Boys Carey Ohio Power Company Miriam Henry Findlay Betty Lou Koehler Salem Hi-Lighters Wyandot County Safety Committee

Remington Ribbon Needed Prompts Supply Call

The Carey Times notes a demand for replacement ribbons for Remington typewriters. Readers are advised to check local suppliers and bookmarks for options and pricing.

Kurtz-Brown Couple Wed In Carey Ohio

Miss Mary Jane Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin R Brown married Richard E Kurtz son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Kurtz Thursday afternoon July 31 in the Our Lady of Consolation rectory library. Rev Theodore Bickholtz officiated with a double ring ceremony. Attendants were Wanda Mullholand and Frederick Scheiber. The bride wore a white net over satin gown with red rosebud corsage and a cat's eye pearl jewelry gift from the groom. Attendants wore lavender and yellow dresses with matching accessories. A 6 o'clock dinner followed by a reception at the bride’s home and family guests. The couple, Carey high school graduates, will reside with the bride’s parents. she is a bookkeeper at Dohelson Packing Co. He is proprietor of Kurtz Shoe Repair Shop after Navy service in World War II.

Mary Jane Brown Benjamin R. Brown Richard BE. Kurtz Hugh Kurtz Our Lady of Consolation Theodore Bickholtz M Conv Wanda ‘Mullholand Gcarey Frederick Scheiber Tiffin Gibbins Gladioli Marilyn Jean Erlene Schlachter Janet Shue Kurtz Carey High School Kurtz J Dohelson Packing Co Navy Kurtz Shoe Repair

Called Out of Town by Mother's Illness

Mrs. J. D Briggs was called to Mechanicsburg Tuesday of last week by the illness of her mother Mrs. Charles Welch. Her brother Charles Welch and B. Caves of that city followed and were dinner guests. In the Briggs home Mr Briggs son Harold and daughter May went to Mechanicsburg Saturday and brought Mrs. Briggs home Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs Ross Briggs and her sister Carol Henman of New Riegel who came last Thursday.

J. D Briggs Mechanicsburg Charles’ Welch Charles Welch Caves Hrig&s

May wedding guest visit with Briggs family

Miss May and her fiance Rich ard Messmer of Upper Sandusky joined the Briggs family for a day visit and overnight stay at Richard and Mrs Charles Welch. Mrs Welch is improving following her illness.

Briggs May Richard Messmer Upper Sandusky Richard Charles Welch Welch

Two Injured as Auto Hits Creek Near Carey

Mrs. Leroy Clark and her 17 month old daughter Kay Annette were injured in a one car crash at 10 15 p m Saturday August 2 at the junction of Route 99 and Wyandot county road 4 three miles south of Carey. She swerved to avoid a car pulling from a stop sign lost control went through a fence and into a small tree. Mrs Clark suffered abrasions to face and knees and her daughter injured her right leg. They were treated by a Carey physician. Moderate damage was done to the car.

Leroy Clark Kay Annette Wyandot Carey Clark

Carey Times Receives Remington Ribbons Collection

The Carey Times reports receipt of Remington Portable and Remington Visible ribbons. The delivery expands local archival resources and underscores ongoing interest in vintage typewriter materials.

Remington The Carey Times

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