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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
2
Wyandot county dog warden Jack Stalter reports 1962 dog license sales reached a record 3879, up 118 from 1961, including 75 kennel licenses and 132 half price puppy licenses. Licenses available at the auditor's office. must be bought by January 20, 1963 to avoid penalties.
Frances McLaughlin 39 wife of Isadore died at home in Carey after a long illness. Born January 26 1923 in Blue Lick Kentucky she resided in Carey for 20 years. Survived by husband two children Sandra Kreh and Isadore Jr. Burial at St Marys Cemetery after funeral at Our Lady of Consolation Church.
I thank everyone for kindness shown during my hospitalization. The cards flowers calls and kindnesses meant a great deal to my family and me.
Kelly E Risner 59 of Adrian, a Swan Rubber Co retiree, died December 7 1962 at Carey Nursing Home after long illness from strokes. Born October 2 1903 in Magoffin County Kentucky, he married Dora Hackworth in 1927. she died in 1961. Survived by father in Silver Lake Indiana, children Celeste Hayman and Richard Risner, a twin brother Callie Risner, and several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral was led by Reverend Willard Holbrook at Bristoll Funeral Home with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.
The 1962 Christmas seals sponsored by the Wyandot County Tuberculosis and Health Association support TB detection education and research. Seals fund case finding chest disease expertise and public health outreach, promoting community health and encouraging contributions for use on cards letters and packages.
Changing Times warns shoppers of fake price tags and vague guarantees. Beware misrepresented bargains and unclear contracts that jam you with hidden costs. Shop only with established stores and demand written clear terms.
The Municipal Court of Upper Sandusky filed 110 cases in November. State Patrol logged 72, Sheriff 15, local police 2, Carey 3, and DNR game protectors 18. Cash on hand November 1 was 320. monthly receipts 3,134.50. bonds returned 395. bonds retained 460. disbursements totaled 2,599.50 to various local and state entities. Eleven civil cases were filed, six settled or dismissed. Costs paid included 44.10 in civil matters and 12.77 in two trustee cases, with Upper Sandusky receiving 1,510.62 for the month.
Glenn Altwater of Richland township was re elected to the Wyandot Soil Conservation District board of Supervisors at the district s annual meeting held at the fairgrounds. David Schilling of Eden township was elected to succeed W O Honsberger of Sycamore. Barbara Ulrich reported on the 4 H Conservation Camp. Joel Newman spoke for the Wyandot Association for Soil Improvement. Gene Baltes reviewed district activities. The Goodyear Conservation Award went to Mr Honsberger. Upper Sandusky Young Chapter received the Land Judging Plaque. Bill Zipf of WBNS TV was guest speaker. Eden Grange Quartet provided entertainment. a fish fry followed the meeting.
The schedule lists daily lunch options from Monday to Friday including Wiener sandwich with sides on Monday, Ravioli on Tuesday, Turkey with stuffing on Wednesday, Spaghetti on Thursday, and Tuna noodle casserole on Friday with corresponding desserts and beverages.
December 9 1800 second session of the First Territorial Assembly ends amid a dispute over choosing a successor secretary. December 12 1902 Cleveland witnesses the start of the first commercial manufacture of Multigraph machines.
Mrs Martha Kinsinger says thanks to all who sent cards during her hospital stay and after returning home. She also thanks Mr Goff for his services and Rev J Frank Ferguson for his calls.
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