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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1949
Page
2
Henry Arend thanks those who sent flowers gifts and cards during his hospital stay at University Hospital Columbus and after his return home. He names the Rev Fathers of Our Lady of Consolation the Moose blood donors and Mr Bristol for their services.
Sincere thanks to everyone who called on me at Findlay hospital and after returning home. I also appreciate the cards sent during my recovery.
Mr and Mrs Mark McRi and their son Scott four of Vanlue were injured when their westbound pickup struck a railroad box car on county road 169 in Vanlue near 3 40 p m The box car began protruding into the street after brakes failed and the family was hospitalized with head and knee lacerations The injured were taken to Findlay hospital Dane McRi ll six was uninjured Railroad officials were notified about the car position.
Carey chapter 600 of Women of the Moose held a meeting Tuesday evening in the Moose hall. Sisters Eileen Baker Mary Krom Helen Gamberling and Matilde Guttemberg received gifts from their mystery sisters. Next Tuesday there will be initiation and a potluck supper. Publicity Chairman Alma Gibson reminds members to remember their mystery sisters.
I thank friends in Carey for cards and sympathy after the death of my mother Mrs Elizabeth Pursell of Indianapolis.
For their help those who remembered me with cards and gifts or called on me while I was in Findlay hospital and Mr Goff for his eden Eo services.
Adolph Billhardt, 88, Upper Sandusky druggist and dean of Ohio election clerks, died Friday at Mercy hospital Tiffin after illness. Funeral at Bringanda Co. in Upper Sandusky, Rev. C Crawford officiating. Buried Oak Hill cemetery. He ran a drug store and served Wyandot County board of elections since its inception, oldest clerk in state. Survived by wife Alma and two grandchildren Avon Dolph, deceased 1947.
Charles N. Ogg 69 of Findlay died of a paralytic stroke at 3 55 p m Tuesday at the Hire convalescent home in Findlay He had been ill three months Funeral services are set for 2 p m Friday at Coldren funeral home Rev William J MidKeown of St Michael s Catholic Church Findlay will officiate Burial will be in Bethel cemetery McCutchenville Ogg was born August 20 1880 in Tymochtee township Wyandot County a retired photographer He moved to Mt Blanchard in 1919 from Sycamore He married Eliza Brewer in 1906 who survives Also surviving are two daughters Dorotha Mae Snauler Toledo and Margaret Almira Brickman Findlay two sons Doyle Eugene Youngstown and Arlow Ernest Ogg Findlay a sister Margaret Mid Almira Chambers and six grandchildren
Last Thursday Peggy Roberts was brought from McKKitrick hospital Kenton to her home on Grove street. Sunday evening she was taken to Mercy hospital Tiffin and transferred to Mt. Carmel Clum bus. Tuesday evening Mrs. Lawrence Infanta of Niles was taken to Mercy hospital Tiffin from Our Lady of Consolation Church where she suffered a compound fracture of the right leg. Mrs. Albert Lanning of E North street was taken to Findlay hospital early Tuesday morning for observation. Tuesday Mrs. James Mitchell was brought to her home on S Vance street from Findlay hospital where she had undergone surgery. Mrs. J P Halloran was taken to Findlay hospital Wednesday at 1 am for treatment of nasal hemorrhages.
The message thanks the people of Carey for hospitality shown to the pilgrims to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation and Rev. Ambrose Finnegan.
Harlow Walter expresses gratitude to everyone who remembered him with gifts and cards while he was a patient at Mercy Hospital in Tiffin and after returning home.
A note from Frank Trotano lists gifts including beards flowers candy cigarettes and other items given while TI was a patient in Findlay hospital and mentions Fr Ronald others who called Jon me and Mr Bristoll for ambulance services.
On August 17 nine Rosy Ridge Maidens traveled to Upper Sandusky to compete in a County Style Review. Nine girls earned places from first to fifth including Susie Krupp second Virginia Reinhart sixth in cotton dresses Annette Putnam first in school dresses Ruth Droll first and Elizabeth Romig third in tailored dresses. Plans for a flea market booth and other activities were discussed recreation led by Carol Sue Banger refreshments by Mrs H Kurtz and Naomi Walters next meeting set for August 25 at 2 00 PM at the home of Joyce and Jeanette Myers west of Carey.
A grateful note expresses thanks for cards flowers gifts and visits while a patient at Findlay hospital and after returning home. Special thanks go to Mr and Mrs YP CG Goff for their support and Mrs Paul Williams. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
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