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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
5
Numerous visits and travels across Ohio and Michigan are noted. Residents and relatives from Carey and nearby towns visit, travel to Platte Lake Niagara Falls and Goulais River Ontario, while others return from vacations and enlist in the Navy.
The administrator of John Hendricks deceased seeks private bids by September 10 1941 for two Hancock county farms in Ohio. One 80 acre Jackson township farm valued at 6000 with buildings. the other 156 acre Amanda township farm five miles west of Carey with buildings. Both have electricity. bids may be rejected.
Statewide driving license reform requires motorists to present their old licenses or obtain duplicates from the State bureau. A six month temporary permit may be issued to out of state or unexpired license holders, with a state exam after six months, and under 16 may not receive a license.
Last Thursday Dr W Johnson and Harry Bristoll used the Bristoll ambulance to take James Johnson 16 of Delaware from a boys camp near Muskegon to a hospital for an emergency appendectomy. His mother accompanied him home Sunday. The Bristoll ambulance then transported Mrs Gilbert Mitten from near Carey after an operation at Mt Carmel in Columbus and her condition remained serious.
Miss Grace H Jamison of McCutchenville and Roy L Long son of Mrs George Mullholand of northeast of Carey wed in a single ring ceremony at Trinity Evangelical parsonage conducted by Rev M J Temple. They were unattended and will reside in McCutchenville.
Miss Alice Hunter of Carey daughter of C E Hunter and Donald Young of Upper Sandusky were married Saturday in Kentucky. The couple will live in Upper Sandusky where Young works at Wyandot Vault Co.
Kathryn Marie Miller and Fred O. Abel wed in a single ring service at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church Clarington with Miss Chaney as bridesmaid and Floyd Abel as best man. The couple, both active in 4-H and community groups, will live in Carey after September 1 following a Washington trip.
Miss Cora Ellen Schira is spending this week with Miss Mary Ellen Kurtz in Columbus. Mr and Mrs W H Sloman visited their daughter Mrs Lenore Lupton and family in Findlay Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs forrés near Carey announce the marriage of their daughter Betty to Ervin Earl son of Mr and Mrs Charles Earl near New Riegel. The Aug 17 ceremony in Napoleon featured a sky blue silk crepe dress for the bride and pink floral corsage. Betty graduated Carey High School 1941 and works at Electric Auto-Lite in Fostoria. Ervin, a 1937 McCutchenville High School graduate, farms with his father. They reside with his parents.
A marriage license is issued in Hancock County to Edwin E B Wise a carpenter of Findlay Route 3 and Carol June Breitigam Vahlue.
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