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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
10
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Anna Mindrup mother of Fr. Mark Mindrup in Terre Haute Indiana. Fr. Mark formerly taught at Our Lady of Carey Seminary. Cranberry juice with lemon juice is noted as nutritious and helpful for appetites and digestion.
News of the Sick and Injured reports HARRY THOMPSON of Findlay and formerly of Vanlye ill for two and a half months. MRS. HENRY LORTZ Elm Hill Road recovering from bronchial pneumonia suffered Dec 7. E A KROMER of Ann Arbor Mich in serious condition at University Hospital after three transfusions and multiple X rays. MRS. ROSCOE ATIKINS northeast of Carey back at home after three days at Blanchard Valley Hospital. MERKLE D WALTER JR seven year old son of Merle Walter Alvada had a tonsillectomy at Blanchard Valley Hospital and returned home Friday. JAMES HENDRICKS' homecoming from Blanchard Valley Hospital after recent surgery.
Dorcas Carey public library announces acquisitions including Guide to Earning a Living by Cunningham and Encyclopedia of Painting by B S Myers. Other titles cover art, history, medicine, and travel, with Ohio dairy farmers expected to gain modestly next year per Ohio State extension economists.
Matinees offered on Monday December 26 Wednesday December 28 Friday December 30 Saturday December 31 and Sunday January 1 to 2 4 30 P M Admission 30 cents only.
Mary C. Kromer 68 of 201 E Crocker Street Fostoria died 9 45 p m Thursday December 15 1955 in Fostoria City Hospital after an eight week illness cancer was listed as cause of death Born near Fostoria June 11 1887 to Henry and Elizabeth Staub she married Henry Kramer November 24 1904 who died October 8 1947 Surviving are two daughters six sons three brothers and one sister plus 18 grandchildren Funeral services were held at St Wendelin Church Fostoria Burial in parish cemetery Local relatives attended the service A caesarian birth was reported for Mr and Mrs Herrig and Danny Kromer son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Kromer died of leukemia in University Hospital Columbus
A reader named Glenda Jo Allison and Glenn Jr Allison submit a Santa letter listing requested gifts including a doll bed two dolls a blackboard cow boy boots and a Davy Crockett gun with holster for Santa to consider.
On December 4 Roscoe Row, John Holbrook, and Brice Arnett found a doe with its right hind leg caught in a fence south of Carey. The limb was badly injured and the deer appeared to have been stuck for some time. They freed the animal and called Game Warden Tom Warner, who took it to the fair ground. it was still alive at last report.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Vaughn and their children Brien Glenn Maureen and Deirdre Ellen moved from Broken Arrow Oklahoma to Nowata Oklahoma. Joseph Vaughn formerly worked for Standolin Oil Co in Tulsa and now serves as division engineer for Climax Molybdenum Petroleum and Mining Co Petroleum Division in Nowata. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Vaughn living east of Carey.
The Odin village board offers the village marshal job to any local resident who will accept the lowest salary. So far no one has requested the position.
A kitchen tip advises rinsing the mixing bowl in hot water before combining dough to prevent cooling the yeast mixture.
A short Christmas verse from Scutch School Squibs dated December 16, 1955. It describes Mary and Jesus in the manger and conveys the message of God's love brought by the infant Jesus.
In the Scotch Big Reds 89 54 win over the Nevada Bobcats on December 9 captain Jim Racheter led with 36 points on 14 field goals and 8 free throws Bland added 29 points for Scotch while Thackery scored 24 for No Page 3 ada. McCutchenville heads to the Holiday Tournament at Bloomville December 30 31 with Tiffin Calvert York and Bloomville as participants.
The McCutchenville Big Reds defeated New Riegel 77 to 37 for their 6th win in 7 starts. Traxler led Scutch with 22 points on 11 field goals, while Bland added 21. New Riegel’s Kuhlman topped their team with 13 points. The Little Reds also won 41 to 16.
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