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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
2
Joan Walder Weds Chicago Man in Our Lady of Consolation
Miss Joan Walder daughter of Mr and Mrs John Walder of the Indian Trail Motel near Carey wed Andrew B Jeanor Jr son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Jeanor Sr of Chicago in a 9 30 am ceremony at Our Lady of Consolation Church The Rev Benjamin Knopp officiated A reception banquet and dance followed with about 110 guests and the couple planned a Chicago residence and a wedding trip after the Seville banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Walder
John Walder
Indian Trail Motel
Carey
Andrew B. Jeanor
Andrew Jeanor
Chicago
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Benjamin Knopp
Avenue L
Seville
Sycamore Couple Wed In Candlelit Rites
Lynn Stillberger and Virginia Melroy exchanged vows at Sycamore Methodist Church in a 7 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Richard Crabbs. The bride, a Mohawk High School 1959 graduate, and groom, also a Mohawk alumnus, plan to reside on route 1 in Sycamore after a Smoky Mountains wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Melroy
Laurel Melroy
Sycamore
Lynn Stillberger
Nial Stillberger
Richard Crabbs
Sycamore Methodist Church
Carey
H. G. Sopher
Reid DeWalt
Gale Bryant
Nevada
Melroy
Stillberger
Forrest Ekleberry
Smoky Mountains
Mohawk High School
Ohio Oil Company
Route 1
Wyandot Mental Health Group Donates to Center
The Wyandot County Mental Health Association gave 1500 to the Betty Jane Memorial Center building fund. The gift funds equipment for an active therapy room in the new Tiffin clinic focused on children. Russell Newell, Neil Kinley, and Clarence Young presented the donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Mental Health Association
Betty Jane Memorial Center
Tiffin
Wyandot, County” Association
Russell Newell
Neil Kinley
Clarence Young
Turn signals urged for highway safety by local AAA leader
Mrs. Kathryn Stecher of the Wyandot County Automobile Club says proper use of turn signals is increasingly recognized as vital. The local AAA leader notes Americans have much to learn from European drivers and mentions states enacting laws on signal use on high speed highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Stecher
Wyandot County Automobile Club
AAA
Turn Signal Rules Emphasized By Auto Club Officials
Auto club officials stress turn signal requirements on highways with speed limits over 40 mph. Colorado mandates signaling 200 feet before a turn, while Nebraska requires 500 feet. They note growing city attention to signals as a safety factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Club
Colorado
Nebraska
Carey Soldier Qualifies as Expert With 3.5 Rocket Launcher
Fort Campbell Kentucky soldier Pfc. Lowell K Hablitzel son of Mr and Mrs Ira G Hablitzel of Carey Ohio qualified as an expert with the 3 5 rocket launcher during range firing. He is assigned to Mortar Battery of the 101st Airborne Division 502d Infantry at Fort Campbell He entered the Army in September 1960 and completed basic combat training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Campbell
AHTNC
Army
Lowell K. Hablitzel
Ira G. Hablitzel
High Street
Carey
Ohio
Hablitzel
101st_Airborne’ Division
Fort
Soldier Charged in Training Incident at Fort Knox
A 20 year old soldier, recent Carey High School graduate of 1958, is involved in a training incident at Fort Knox Kentucky. Dispatch details are limited but identify the subject as a local graduate from Carey High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox, Ky
Carey High School
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