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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
6
Local financial institution advertises FDIC insured savings and checking accounts. It promotes the night depository and safe deposit services for customers seeking secure, reliable banking options.
A family dinner on the Earl Huston farm near Vanlue honored Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Sora of Santa Ana California with many relatives and friends in attendance. Afternoon guests included Everett Reigle and Jennie Compton. Open house for the Savidge 60th anniversary followed at the Evergreens in Upper Sandusky with children and grandchildren gathered. The Woman's Benefit Association Carey Review No 27 met for a potluck supper and social evening at Mrs. Sylvester Pahl’s home with plans for the next meeting September 26.
Mrs. E. G. Ryman of 5 Orchard Court hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at Findlay Country Club for the wives of Porcelain Products Co management. Mrs. C. Jack Rutter, new manager of engineering service, was introduced to the group. Special guest was Mrs. Robert Graham of Asheville, sister of Mrs. William Hershman.
Surprise party Saturday honored Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stansberry on their 30th wedding anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stansberry and children of Upper Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harding and son of New Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beard and others from Sycamore and Carey area.
Amore Paul Stansberry Jr and family host guests as Mr and Mrs Stansberry receive a decorated anniversary cake and gifts. Matron of Honor Mrs Harold Doppler at Cecilia Skeeters and Joseph Arras wedding in Good Hope Lutheran Arlington. Cecilia Skeeters daughter of Clyde Skeeters works at National Lime Stone Findlay office. Myrtle Saunders and Wealtha Wentling lead WS World Service lesson at Memorial U B Church. Nell Twining honored at 80th birthday picnic at Harrison Smith Park with family and friends.
Sunday guests gathered in Carey and nearby towns for a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell. The occasion celebrated Mrs. Edith Hallowell of Findlay turning 82 on August 31, with relatives from Columbus Bucyrus Celina Fort Hood and other locations in Ohio and Maryland also attending.
Jeanine and Patsy Kitchel hosted a pajama party from 8 p.m. Wednesday to 9 a.m. Thursday before moving to North Ridgeville. Guests included Sharon Caudill Judy Blair Jean Cole Barbara Dulgar Donna Higginbotham Linda French Diane Loudenslager Gloria Martin and Carol Smith. The girls enjoyed hot dogs marshmallows and other refreshments with games and late night music.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsch of Palm Springs, California, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Anna Karcher on S. Yance Street. They later joined Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Karcher for supper and card games, with Mrs. Kirsch and Albert Karcher winning prizes. The Kirschs, who have traveled widely this year, left Monday to visit son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goetz in Beaumont, Texas.
Mrs George Savidge hosted the TRC Club gathering last Thursday afternoon with eight members and one guest Miss Zelma Doran of Tiffin. A short business session preceded a reading titled The Road Is Open to Panama. Mrs Margaret Yost won a mystery package from Mrs Minnie Ruffing. The afternoon closed with card games and lunch. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Walter Doran on September 26.
The Smithville Choir Group of 14 members visited Carey Nursing Home last week. Solos were sung by David and Kathy Maregraf. Visitors included Isaac Corfman, Cora Corfman, E. E. Rothlisberger, Bernice Rothlisberger, Alice Failor, Irena Grady, Doris Gwinner, Dessie Roush, Carrie Lundy, Flossie Shedenhelm, Doris Margraf, Mrs. Theresa Mullholand, and many others from Carey and nearby towns.
A brief reflective verse describes a slender wisp of smoke rising under a blue August sky. It meditates on dreams sparked beside a fire and memories that feel as old as time, suggesting summer days fading into autumn.
Well over 100 friends and relatives celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stoll at Old Orchard Cottage Elm Hill from 2 to 4 PM. The event honored their 40th wedding anniversary held last Thursday with a ruby color theme and floral arrangements by Mrs. Helen Thomas.
The Bolivar Fort Laurens site offers a parade of history with Revolutionary War outpost roots north and south trails through the forests. Graves in the state park cemetery mark soldiers killed in Indian conflicts while the Ohio Canal system once ran 308 miles from Cleveland to Portsmouth with 146 lift locks and five guard locks.
A double wedding occurred on August 22 1923 at Christ Lutheran parsonage. The Stoll and Gottfried families hosted guests from Fremont Fostoria Springfield and Toledo with relatives including the Nachbars. The couple, Mrs Gail Nachbar Stoll and Mr Harold Stoll, live in Findlay with Mrs Nachbar.
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