St Nicholas Rosary Altar Society Meets in Frenchtown
St Nicholas Rosary Altar Society gathered in the parish hall Frenchtown on Wednesday evening December 8 with 36 members and guests. Mrs Silverius Lafontaine distributed tokens honoring the parish patron and Richard Wenzinger of Carey acted as auctioneer for a hobby sale after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverius Lafontaine
St. Nicholas Rosary Altar Society
Frenchtown
Richard Wenzinger
Carey
Bartholomew Leis
OFM
Virgil Schlachter
Riegel
Franciscan
Propagation of the Faith’ Society
Eugene Schreiner
Mark Metzger
Cyril Nye Jr
Fred Brand
Elmer Welter
Walter Bomb
Leo Brandt
Arthur Jones
Paul Clouse
Mohawk School Board Meets Sets Calamity Policy
The Mohawk Board of Education met in regular session to adopt a policy allowing the superintendent to determine bus operations during severe weather and to make up days on Saturdays if roads are clear. They discussed forming a joint vocational district in the Tiffin area, voter sentiment for Mohawk’s participation, and attendance enforcement by a new officer. The board also approved Red Cross participation, accepted a bus driver resignation, and adjusted cafeteria pay and calendar proposals. A reorganization meeting is planned for Jan 5 1966, with a tentative Dec 23 1965 early dismissal and a dinner meeting Dec 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Local Board of Education
Robert Colns
Raymond Bohrer
Richard Verhoff
James W. Smith
E. E. Holt
Mohawk Schols
Mohawk Schoiols
Mohawk Board of Education
Tiffin
Mohawk High School
Red Cross
Harry Hart
Melmore
Sycamore
George Mackling
Mohawk
Mackling
Supt. Smith
K. E. Beitler
Philathe a Class Elects Officers at Evangelical Church
The Philathea Class of the Evangelical United Bethren Church met at Mrs. Raymond Jacobs home Tuesday December 7. Fifteen members attended with Grace Wentz and Mrs. Gri as visitors. New officers named include President Mrs. Raymond Jacobs Vice President Mrs. Ray Hunter Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Francis Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Hazel Williams News Reporter Mrs. Alice Young Correspondent Secretary. Cards were sent to shut ins and Christmas greetings noted. A lunch was provided by Mrs. Lola Cole and Mrs. Mayme Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Jacobs
Evangelical United Bethren Church
Jacobs
St Luke
Wealtha Wentling
Grace Wentz
Gri
Ray Hunter
Secret Taurer
Francissistant
Ard
Hazel Williams
Alice Young
Lola Cole
Mayme Green
McCutchen Grange Plans Christmas Party
Master Curtis Traxler presided at the regular McCutchen Grange meeting. With Mrs. Phil Love absent, Mrs. Paul Blackburn opened the program and the group shared Christmas readings, carols, a gift exchange, and a Christmas auction. A potluck supper is set for December 22 at McCutchenville Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Traxler
McCutchen Grange
Phil Love
Paul Blackburn
Neva Tuttle
Harry Traxler
Santa
Wilmer Rosier
Blackburn
Joan Love
Florence Traxler
Harry
Paul Wagner
Luke
McCutchenville Grange
Home Economics Committee
Stork Brings Four Babies to local families in 1965
Birth notices record four newborns and a quotation. Judith Eileen Brashares weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces born at Blanchard Valley Hospital at 3 15 PM on Saturday December 4 1965 to Mr and Mrs Robert Brashares. Lisa Ann Bardon was born 12 18 PM December 4 1965 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Marion Bardon. Ronald James Smith arrived 1 AM November 30 1965 at Fostoria City Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Smith. Lynnette Ann Hill born 5 06 PM December 1 1965 at Blanchard Valley Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Hill. An additional birth listed as an 8 pound 8 ounce daughter December 10 1965 to Mr and Mrs Ronald Wise Columbus mother Rosanne Speiser. The piece closes with a quotation by David Ramsey on the merit of pen and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Eileen
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Robert Brashares
N. Vance Street
Pat Courtad
C. M. Courtad
W. Findlay Street
Myron Cook
Melmore
Lisa Ann
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Marion E. Bardon
Ash Street
Betty Rickle
Florence Rickle
Route 2
Ronald James
Fostoria City Hospital
James V. Smith
E. Findlay Street
Marie Schreiner
Paul Krupp
Muncie Street
Frank Smith
Deshler
Lynnette Ann
Donald D. Hill
Glenn Avenue
Irma Niederkohr
Laura Niederkohr
S. Patterson Street
Venda Hill
Glenn Ave
Debbie
Janet
Carmen
Brenda
Collen
Donald
Chip
Ronald Wise
Columbus
Rosanne Speiser
Harold Emerine
Clifford Wing
Dinners Honor Pvt DeAmicis Before Viet Nam Service
Pvt Bernard J DeAmicis was guest of honor at a family dinner hosted by his parents on Worello Street. Relatives from Carey Findlay and Findlay joined the gathering as Bernard prepared to depart from Toledo airport for San Francisco and then service in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. DeAmicis
Paul DeAmicis
Worello Street
Jack Brazini
John
Jimmy
Carey
John DeAmicis
Gregory
Denise
Findlay
Mike
George
Madeline
Tony
Clement Hoops
Audrey
Cara
Benny DeAmicis
Bernard
Toledo
San Francisco
Viet Nam
Lanning Motor Sales
Earl Doppler
Marathon
E. Findlay Street
Ross
Mr. Doppler
Women’s Christian Service Council Holds All Day Session
The Wharton First Church of God Women’s Christian Service Council met for an all day gathering in the church basement. Members celebrated Mrs. Perry Kear’s birthday with a cake and planned to donate gifts to the Retarded Children's School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Service Council
Wharton First Church of God
Perry Kear
Gerald Opper
Arnie Robertson
Merritt Eatherton
Ivan Parsell
Darrell Hotelling
Kear
Russell Gottier
Verna Cole
R. P. Smith
Eatherton
W.C.T.U. Benediction
Mrs Heck Birthday Dinner Celebrated by Family
Mrs Ralph Heck of St Marys Avenue surprised by her family on Thursday December 9 with a birthday dinner at the Evergreens Restaurant Upper Sandusky. Attending were her daughter Mrs Dale Myers and husband and children Dick Tom and Diane, son Mr Melford Heck and wife, grandchildren Sue and Anne Heck, and Mrs Doris Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
Ralph Heck
St. Mary's Avenue
Evergreens
Upper Sandusky
Dale Myers
Mrs. Heck
Mrs Heck
Tom
Diane
Melford Heck
Monroeville
Sue and
Anne Heck
Doris Jacobs
C L of C Holds Holiday Party in Christmas Meeting
Catholic Ladies of Columbia met for a regular meeting and Christmas party on Tuesday December 7. A gift exchange and Snitch bingo gave all attendees a prize. attendance prize went to Mrs R M Orians and contest winner to Mrs J A Vaughn. Refreshments and decorated tables followed by hosting committee: Mrs Clarence Elchert Mrs Theresa Mullholand Mrs Wilfred Droll and Mrs Bernard Reinhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
R. M. Orians
J. A. Vaughn
Clarence Elchert
Theresa Mullholand
Wilfred Droll
Bernard Reinhart
Local and Personal Notes from Carey and Surrounding Areas
Multiple short items list visits and greetings in Carey and nearby communities. Berton Krom of Bellefontaine visits friends in Carey. Mr and Mrs Michael Patton spend Sunday in Cleveland visiting Shaker Heights Strongsville. Barbara McCarley returns to Riverside Hospital School of Nursing in Newport News after Thanksgiving with Ralph and Barbara McCarley. Thanksgiving guests include Marion and Jerry McCarley with Chris Jeff and Gordon Jones. Lawrence Cole and Merle Baker hosts in Fostoria Findlay area. Stephen Dible and Mike host a Sunday supper with R J Wenzinger and family. Mary Doppler visits Cape Coral Florida enjoying Waltzing Waters and Porpoise shows. William Sloman visits son Virgil Sloman and grandson James Lupton in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton
Red) Krom
Bellefontaine
Carey
Michael R. Patton
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Strongsville
Barbara ‘McCarley
Riverside Hospital School of Nursing
Newport News
Ralph McCarley
S. Lake Street
McCarley
Marion McCarley
Jerry McCarley
Chris
Jeff
Gordon Jones
Bowling Green
Lawrence L. Cole
Fostoria
Cole
Merle C. Baker
W. Findlay Street
Stephen Dible
Mike
Sycamore
R. J. Wenzinger
John
Tom Joe
Earl
Dave Wenzinger
Davey Dewayne
Gail Lea
Mary Doppler
Cape Coral
Fla
Florida
Fort Myers
William Sloman
South Street
Virgil Sloman
Findlay
Sloman
James Lupton
Santa Claus Visits Carey Jaycee-Ettes Meeting
The Carey Jaycee-Ettes met December 8 at Mrs. Louis Hoopf home with 13 members. 102 entries were reported in a recent bowling tournament. A Christmas Dance is set for December 18 at the Eagles Hall in Tiffin with music by the Halos. Santa Claus will visit a December 19 party for Jaycee-Ettes children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Carey Jaycee-ettes
Louis Hoopf
John Rymer
Eagles Hall
Tiffin
Halos
Jaycee-ette
del McGinnis
Robert Jacob
Robert F. Hunter
Jaycee-ettes
Santa
Ralph Orians
Hunter
Rymer
Crawford W S C S Holds Annual Family Night
The Crawford WSCS met at the home of Mr and Mrs Cloyce Rader for its annual family night with the theme Symbols In Christmas Art. Twenty four members attended as Mrs Woods presided and leaders Mrs Lortz and Mrs Wentling organized. Next meeting January 13 at Mrs Wentling’s home on Strangers No More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Wscs
Cloyce ‘Rader
Duane Lortz
Solo
Emanuel
Peggy Lortz
D. Lortz
Lyman
Woods
Cloyce Rader
Jesus
Christ
Lortz
Wendell Wentling
Open House for Predmores Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E N Predmore of Fostoria celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house at the Village Inn Restaurant in Upper Sandusky on Sunday December 19 from 3 to 5 p.m. They wed December 22 1915 at the Presbyterian church in Kenton officiated by Rev H W Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Predmore
Fostoria
Village Inn
Upper Sandusky
Presbyterian Church
Kenton
H. W. Hanna
Edna
Irwin) LaVanway
John
Dorthy) Chandler
Richard
Bucyrus
Donald
Gerald
Jacqueline) Stoll
Carey
Calvin
Gordon
Galen
Catherine) Schoenberger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mohawk School Board
J. A. McDaniels
J. A. McDaniel
Picures
North Street
David Ramsey
PVT
Deamicis
C.L. of
Upper
Sandusky
Crawford W.S.C.S
the Peoples Bank
Ross Patterson
Patterson’s Marathon
Ross Was Born
Carey, Ohio
Mrs
R. N. Patterson
Carey Public
Bernadine Weaver
Gary
Susan
Gay
Michael
Paul Heck
First Methodist Church
Carey Jaycees
Fraternal Order of Police
The
Upper Sandusky Elks
Carey Community Development Corporation
Patterson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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