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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1956
Page
8
St. Anthony’s Fraternity will hold a reception and profession on Sunday December 16 after the 2:30 p.m. service at Our Lady of Consolation Church with St. Elizabeth Fraternity of Salem township invited to attend.
Mary-Martha Class of Christ Lutheran invites members to a Sunday School Christmas party at the church on Monday December 17 at 6 30 p m Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and exchange gifts if desired.
A brief notice states no party bears responsibility for debts unless authorized by the entity and names Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Collet.
W.S.C.S. of Crawford Methodist Church hosts Thursday meeting with Mrs. Herbert Lortz in charge. F. B. Group No. 4 meets 8 p.m. Monday Dec 17 with a 50 cent gift exchange. Eagles hold Christmas party 7 30 p.m. Saturday Dec 22 and a New Year Eve party Dec 31. Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters Carey Temple No 169 host 4 p.m. today with officer elections and a 50 cent gift exchange.
Carey Temple No 169 invites members to a 7 p.m. potluck supper on December 20 with a 50 cent Christmas exchange after the meeting and program. Phllharmonic rehearsal at 8 p.m. in the C HS band room followed by a social.
A small gathering was held at the residence of Mrs Melvin Risner. Attendees discussed neighborhood concerns and community plans for the upcoming month.
The Poverello Credit Union announces a board of directors meeting at 8 p.m. Monday to discuss governance and upcoming actions. Members are urged to attend.
Mrs Esther Cover of Nevada stays with her son in Brayton Street after a fall on Oct 23 and hip injury. Randy Clark recovers from an injured kidney and remains homebound. Mrs Wardie Craft heads to Blanchard Valley Hospital for major surgery. Several others read as minor hospital stays or recoveries for gall bladder issues, kidney stones, dehydration, ulcers, or heart attack.
Automobile dealers in Wyandot county sold 161 used cars and 63 new ones in November. Clerk of Courts Paul D Enders reports casual sales totaled 76. Four new trucks and 12 used ones were also sold. Three divorces were granted in Common Pleas court during November, compared with one in November 1955.
Carey women and members of the Alumnae Home Demonstration Council attended a Christmas get-together in the Wyandot county courthouse assembly room. Mrs. Clarefice Hoepf chaired, with Mrs. Wilford Shuman at the piano and Mrs. Wesley Wonder as soloist. A reading by Mrs. T. D. Romig and a gift exchange followed a program with eggnog and Christmas cookies. Hostesses were Mrs. Ira Summit Mrs. Francis Miller and Mrs. Friel Ulrich of Mifflin township. Attendees from Carey included Mrs. George Shitman Mrs. Ralph Heck Mrs Lawrence Orians plus Shuman Hoepf Wonder and Romig.
Anthony J Del announces two year enlistments with a guarantee of no active duty for up to 120 days so enlistees can be home for Christmas and New Year. Apply at the Army Recruiting Office Carey or Bucyrus Post Office on stated days or call for information and appointments.
George W McDaniel 89 retired farmer of Forest died at 6 45 am Sunday December 9 after a two year illness two weeks of serious illness He was born April 2 1867 in Wyandot county He married Martha Southward in 1887 who died in 1917 he married Della Searfoss in 1918 she survives Also survived by stepdaughter Mrs Seth Opp three daughters Mrs Marie Searfoss Mrs Blanche Chelson and Mrs Effin Haner a brother Will two grandchildren and one step grandchild Services were held Tuesday afternoon in Forest with Rev Robert Fast officiating.
Donna Orians and Joseph Tinker wed at Mary Help of Christians Church Fairborn on November 24 in a double ring rite officiated by Rev Fr Maher. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with nylon tulle and pearls, the groom's mother and sister attended, and the couple planned a southern honeymoon after dinner with family. They reside in a new home at Fairborn and both work at Wright Patterson Field.
Kathleen Jean Kimmet, daughter of Edmund and Kathleen Kimmet of Tiffin, will wed David Lee Laube, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laube of Tiffin. A late spring wedding is planned. Kimmet is Calvert High School graduate and photographer at Boles-Dandurand studio. Laube, Calvert and Tiffin University graduate, works for Libbey Illinois Glass in Toledo.
Lois Hoover of Carey will marry Thomas Glick of Tiffin Saturday at 3:30 PM in Memorial E.U.B. Church. Rev Walter Marks will officiate the double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Carey after a reception at Eagle's Hall.
Baptism for Lori Lee Greer, born November 11, was held Sunday November 25 at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Rev Benjamin Knopp OFM Conv conducted the ceremony with Lori's aunt and uncle Harold and Mrs Nye as sponsors.
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