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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark gave a birthday dinner Sunday for their son Jimmy. Attending were Mrs Minnie Clark Delmer and me Mrs Floyd Her vert and daughter Carey Mr and Mrs L L Cole of Mr Blanchard and Mr and Mrs Henry Gornall of Cleveland.
The document lists the choice of branch of service and overseas theater for personnel on 3 year enlistments among options still open. It notes available theaters and the decisions required by enlistees.
Mrs. Leo Beagle hosted the T R C club with games prizes and a lunch. A birthday surprise for Belva Mae Stock featured many relatives and friends. Mrs. Mary Pratt was honored on her 80th birthday with open house and gifts as relatives visited from nearby towns.
Miss Helen A. Teter and Robert R. Frederick wed at First Methodist Church Carey at 2 p m with Dr O E B Fond officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Amme Teter and best man Frank Frederick Jr amid a reception at the Frederick home.
Misa Mary Baldridge daughter of Fred Baldridge and Louis Caudill wed at 6 20 Saturday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Boyd Watkins 377 Frederick Street Rev Ralph E Northrup who led a revival at the Pentecostal church a mile northwest of Garey officiated the ceremony.
Miss Mary Louise Orians and Robert Pieracini were married last Thursday morning at St. Joseph's Church Salem township south of Carey. The Very Rev Basil Heiser officiated the double ring ceremony with garden flower arrangements and palms adorning the altar. The bride wore duchess satin with a fingertip veil and carried white roses. maid of honor was Dolly Pieracini and bridesmaid Rita Niederkohr. Best man was Don ald Orians. ushers Gilbert Orians and Henry Pieracini Jr. A wedding dinner followed at Rosemary Tea Room and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside on West Findlay Street in Carey after a trip through the South.
Miss Donna Stillberger and Boniface Kaczynski wed at 9 00 a m August 21 in Detroit Holy Rosary Church. Attendants were Delphine Kaczynski and Eric Kaczynski. They honeymoon at the bride's mother home and plan to reside in Detroit.
For sale items include ladies coats sweaters dresses skirts up to size 18 moms overcoat a wardrobe two door upholstered chair electric lamps carpet sweeper wash boiler kraut cutter dishes and curtains. Also Irish cobblers Gerald Kaufman address north of Carey on Route 509 and cash register wanted in any condition P O Box 176 Upper Sandusky Ohio.
The Carey Times advertises adding machine and typewriter ribbons including any make. Finds ribbons for old and new models. Local shop offers quick service and stock for classic office equipment.
The wedding is announced by the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs Orvite J Phillips of Vanlue. The ceremony will be held at Memorial Evangelical Church Carey at 7 00 Sunday evening September 8 with Rev B L Lee officiating.
The Carey chapter No. 600 Women of the Moose met on Tuesday evening August 27. The August attendance contest ended in a tie. September captains are Edna Musgrave and Edith Banth. Members with August birthdays were entertained. Carolyn Shaffer is publicity chairman.
Miss Jessie Siddall of Columbus stays with her cousins Miss Opal and Wallace Donelson for several days last week in a family visit.
Estate heatrola and coal wood range offered by Urban Myers near Carey with repair services for sewing machines by Singer at Findlay. Leghorn hens near Forest offered by Karl Kennerley. Complete garage equipment and tools available from Ralph Houde in Mt Blanchard. 1936 Harley Davidson motorcycle listed by Russell Puchta. Waitresses needed at Trubey's Restaurant.
A livestock auction for Poland China gilts and boars to be held on Tuesday September 3, 1946 starting at 1:00 PM, located 3 miles northwest of Bloomville. Catalogues available on request. Auctioneer Liew Ryan. Contact Robert Sours, Bloomville, for details.
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