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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1968
Page
7
The TRC Club met August 7 at the home of Mrs. R. M. Orians. Members heard a talk titled If Old Buildings Could Talk and discussed attending civil defense meetings. Helen Elchert brought a mystery package won by Mrs. George Savidge. hostess gift went to Mrs. Ralph Haford. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Elchert.
Donelson's Packers increased league lead to 514 points over Foodland in Carey Golf League action August 7 aided by forfeits and strong scores from Steve Zender and Don Kiester. Dible's dropped to sixth with 2714 points, while Zierolf-Bakies surged toward second place and won the first round crown. Bob Donelson and Tom Myers shot even par 36s for low actual scores. Zender had low net 34 as several players posted 35s.
The Catholic Ladies of Columbus Council 132 met August 6 at Our Lady of Consolation School after Novena services. Attending officers reported on an Insurance Seminar in Findlay and many signed up for the accidental death benefit. Prizes went to Helen Elchert and euchre and pinochle winners included Oleda Orians, Margaret Ruffing, and Anna Karcher. Ice cream, cookies, and coffee were served.
Wharton resident Robert Kuenzli on a 30 day home leave from Vietnam was the guest of honor at a family get together hosted by his grandmother Mrs Ethel Phelps. Attendants included Arden Kieffer Doris Nevada Ted Kuenzli David Paul Celeryville Richard Kuenzli Mount Blanchard James Price Kimberly Lynn For est Rose Kuenzli Dottie Jim Upper Sandusky Arthur Phelps Jr Lloyd Kauble and others. Four birthday anniversaries were celebrated including Miss Doris.
A collage of quotations on deceit and truth from Mary Baker Eddy to Oliver Wendell Holmes. Notable lines include a half truth as a whole falsehood and a lie’s weight with believers, attributed to various figures.
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