Natier-Mitsch Engagement for Toledo Couple
Mr and Mrs Henry D Natier Sr of Toledo announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann Natier to Richard Allan Mitsch of Toledo son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Mitsch of N Vance Street The wedding is set for 7 o clock Monday evening December 26 at St Andrew s Episcopal Church Toledo Patricia is a saleslady at Tiedkes and Richard is a laboratory technician at Auto Lite and a student at Toledo University
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Henry D. Natier
Toledo
Patricia Ann
Richard Allan Mitsch
Ernest Mitsch
N. Vance Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
W. Central and
Chollett
Miss Natier
Tiedke’s
Mitsch
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Toledo University
Mrs Doris Billock Family Move Into Cassel Duplex
Mrs Doris Billock and her daughters Denise and Debra moved into F K Cassel's duplex at 524 W Findlay Street. They moved from Orion Wilgus' duplex on Wyandot Street. Miss Mabel Baker, formerly with Mrs Frank Emerine on E South Street, is now sharing the apartment. They moved Saturday.
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Doris Billock
Denise
Debra
W. Findlay Street
Orion Wilgus
Tey Cceeertree Make an Inexpensive Christmas Gift
The fragment hints at a simple Christmas gift idea. It suggests affordable options suitable for holiday giving and hints at a handwritten or home produced approach without detailing specific items or prices.
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Are Tey Cceeertree
Brayton and Smith Married in Candlelight Ceremony
Mrs. Bessie Musgrave Brayton and Bert Smith, both of north of Carey, united in marriage Tuesday afternoon December 6 at Memorial EUB Church. Rev. Charles W. Cary officiated with Cloyce Rader as the couple’s witness. The bride wore a brown print jersey ensemble with a red rose corsage and the pair reside on the farm home where Mrs. Smith had been living.
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Bessie Musgrave Brayton
Bert Smith
North of Carey
Eub Church
Charles W. Cary
Smith
Cloyce Rader
Parole Hearing Eligible for Robert Hackworth
Robert Hackworth, convicted in Wyandot county in February 1960 of burglary at night, serving one to 15 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary, Columbus, is eligible for a hearing before the Pardon and Parole Commission after February 1, 1961, the commission announced.
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Robert Hackworth
Wyandot County
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Pardon and Parole Commission
Carey Times News Tip Line Opens for Readers
Community readers are urged to report local news by calling the Carey Times at 396 2311 for tips and story ideas.
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The
Carey Times
Route 15 Reopens Between Findlay and Carey
Route 15 between Findlay and Carey reopened to through traffic after Aug. 15 closure for river ridge alterations. Blazer & Gilchrist Inc. of Huron completed the $122,579.32 project with a new concrete deck widened structure and safety curbs, plus an 11 foot culvert west of the bridge.
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Findlay
Carey
Division
James F. Roose
Findlay and
Vance Streets
Blanchard River
Blazer & Gilchrist, Inc
Huron
Shull Family Visits In Upper Sandusky And Bucyrus
Mrs Agnes Shull of S Patterson Street spent several days last week visiting her sons Clyde and Clayton Shull and their families in Upper Sandusky and her daughters Edith McCoy and Harold Himler in Bucyrus. Reverend and Mrs Charles W Cory of Memorial Church traveled to Dayton to tour a new denominational headquarters and met staff of the Women's Society of World Service. They also visited The Otterbein Home nearby.
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Agnes Shull
S. Patterson Street
Clyde
Clayton Shull
Upper Sandusky
Edith McCoy
Harold Himler
Bucyrus
Carey Times
Charles W. Cory
Memorial Church
Dayton
Cory
Women’s Society of World Service
Otterbein Home For
Christmas social and family gatherings in Bowling Green area
The article details a candlelight Christmas banquet for District Methodist Ministers and wives at the Bowling Green church with Rev. and Mrs. J Frank Ferguson and Rev. and Mrs. A K Wilson in attendance. It also notes winter relocation of Flora Wisner and G F Wisner to Bradenton Florida and multiple family visits involving Savidge Sloman Baker Lupton and Huffman households across Findlay Lima and Fostoria.
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Lebanon
Dayton
J. Frank Ferguson
A. K. Wilson
Fostoria
Bowling Green
Flora
Wisner
G. 4. Wisner
Rrvada
Bradenton
Fla
US 301 Blvd
Arlene Savidge
Columbus
Harvey Savidge
Ohio State School of Cosmetology
Carey Times
Shirley
Carol Sloman
Findlay
W. H. Sloman
E. South Street
van Baker
Sloman
John Clark
James Lupton
Virgil Sloman
Harold Ne
Jynn
Mindy
Findlay Street
Mrs. Cory Attends Findlay Rally and Plans Winter Visit
Mrs Charles W Cory Ohio Sandusky Branch President W S W S attended the Findlay Findlay rally at St Paul s EUB Church speaking to the Group W S W S portion. She will leave by train Friday for California to spend winter in Torrance with daughter Ethel Samuelson and son Harold Shull.
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Charles W. Cory
Ohio -Sandusky
W.S.W.S
Findlay
St. Paul’s Eub Church of Findlay
Carey Times
Agnes Shull
S. Patterson Street
California
Torrance
C. F
Ethel) Samuelson
Harold Shull
Short-Change Artists Reported At Fostoria Drive-In
Police seek two women aged about 40 and 25 who short changed the M and M drive-in at Elm and Union Streets in Fostoria. One paid with a twenty and the other offered a ten after a criss cross exchange, leaving the register ten dollars short and two coffees unpaid.
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Fostoria
Elm and
N. Union Streets
Births at Local Homes Report Three Newborns
Mr and Mrs George Elchert New Riegel welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Paul A Wymer Upper Sandusky welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Richard A Carter route 2 Sycamore welcome a girl.
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George Elchert
New Riegel
Paul A. Wymer
Upper Sandusky
Richard A. Carter
Route 2
Sycamore
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Richard Mitsch
C. A. Schira
Naa Ave
Ohio
Moews
Newhard Scudio
Maytag
Lee’s
Griffith St
Sycamore, Ohio
Main Street
DEPOT
Galina
Robert D. Hale
Jhaveler
East Findlay Street
Carey, Ohio
Fanny Farmer
Harry’s Pharmacy
Blue Furniture
Berkliner
DURAN
NORGE
CB Furniture Co
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
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