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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
6
A community bank introduces insured savings and checking accounts with a night depository and safe deposit options. The move highlights FDIC membership and expanded customer security.
Priscilla Circle of Christ Lutheran Church gathered at Carey Memorial Park for a 6 30 basket supper attended by about 50 members and children. Rev George Cressman gave grace and a social hour followed. Paul William Pahl celebrated his 20th birthday with a family backyard dinner hosted by his parents on Glen Avenue.
A surprise birthday party was held Wednesday evening at the Thoburn Baker home west of Carey to honor Robert Baker. Hosts Mr and Mrs Claren Baker served cake and homemade ice cream. attendees included Lonna Pratt Thoburn Baker Janet Keith Joyce Vivian Greg Michelle and others.
Douglas Robison son of Mr and Mrs Glen Robison southwest of Carey celebrated his fourth birthday with a farm party. Children played with farm animals while guests enjoyed hot dogs chips Kool Aid ice cream and cake. Gifts were given to the birthday child.
Mrs Minnie Miller hosted the Union Past Presidents Women’s Benefit Association gathering Tuesday with 10 members. President Mrs Richard Hunter led the business session and bingo prizes were awarded. A future meeting is set for September 10 at Mrs Janet Miller’s home. A birthday party for Joan Stahl and Angela Windau followed at the Stahl residence with cake and ice cream for family guests.
Mrs. Rollin Wentz was guest of honor at a Sunday baby shower in her residence. Hosts included Mrs. William Bland, Mrs. Betty Robinette, Mrs. Eugene Adams, Mrs. Paul Kramer and Miss Judy Wentz with twenty two guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Donald Stock, Mrs. Douglas Cook, Mrs. Paul Stansberry, Mrs. Paul Kramer, and Jane and Barbara Wagner. Gifts and regrets were sent by numerous friends and relatives.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Crawford Methodist Church met at Mrs. William Harris's home with 14 members. Mrs. Cloyce Rader led worship and discussion on What Shall We Tell Our Children About Race, with business led by President Rader. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co-hostess. Birthday dinner honored Mrs. Harold Evans's mother Mrs. Mullholand.
Mr and Mrs Paul Smith entertained in Carey area Saturday honoring August birthdays of Mrs Bert Hanley Mr and Mrs Robert Hanley and Mrs Smith Those present included Mr and Mrs Robert Hanley and Shane Allan Mr and Mrs Bert Hanley and Carol a family friend and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hanley all of Fostoria Mrs Mertie Spratt Nor walk and the hosts and son Bill A delicious supper and two cakes were enjoyed by all.
Judy Renshler was guest of honor at a Saturday evening shower hosted by Diane Rife Crawford. Gifts featured a green and gold umbrella centerpiece as contestants and bride bingo were played. Attendees included Mrs. E K Renshler, Mrs. Clara Renshler, and many Rife and Scheck relatives. wedding planned for Sept 22 in Toledo.
About 450 people attended the Wyandot county 4-H Club revue at Upper Sandusky Junior High on August 8. The show featured a carnival theme with garment backdrops and a ticket booth narration. Winners across divisions included Cynthia Shaffer and Nancy Orians of Salem Hi-Lighters and Elaine McMaster of Wharton Spoon and Needle.
A national motor club urges parents to impose and model strict in car rules for summer travel. Key points include always seated, infant seats or seat belts, keeping hands inside, no touching the driver, door locks, discipline for violations, and wearing seat belts on all trips.
Birth notices list a girl for Dale L. Rife in Sycamore and boys for Carl J Tiell in Upper Sandusky Don ald C Karg Wayne A Walter route 1 Sycamore Charles D Smith route 1 Upper Sandusky and Richard Watson Forest. Dudley C Scott 82 a retired painter and thresher of route 1 Nevada died Aug 16 in Bucyrus Community Hospital after a 3 week illness.
Nutritionists from USC A state that potatoes themselves do not cause weight gain. A 14 cup serving of plain boiled potatoes has 45 calories while mashed potatoes with fat and milk reach 115 calories French fried potatoes 155 calories hash browned 235 calories and fresh fried 240 calories. The idea that potatoes are inherently fattening comes from preparation. The text notes photos in family albums often mislead with quick judgments.
Carey Garden Club earns first place in Region 7 and state honorable mention for its June flower show at the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs convention held August 15 16 at Denison University Granville. Findlay Garden Club wins state civic beautification for east edge fire station rose garden.
A report notes Mrs. Clarence Jones was taken to Blanchard Valley Hospital after a mishap near Carey Times. A survey finds about 67 percent of American farmers earn income outside farming, affecting both high and low income brackets.
The American Medical Association urges no special summer diet for healthy infants and children beyond ensuring adequate water intake. Avoid overreliance on cold high calorie drinks, maintain regular meals, and offer plain water between feeds. Keep activities moderate and do not pressure children to dislike heat.
The Carey Times urges readers to report local news via phone at 396-2311 to share community events, incidents, and tips for the newspaper. Callers are asked to provide clear details to assist coverage.
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