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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
5
The betrothal of Miss Beth Ellen Bradley to James Robert Heck is an announced engagement with plans for a February wedding. The couple, connected to local families, signal a forthcoming marriage in the community.
Mrs Virginia Thom announces the engagement of her daughter Mary E to Dale Bentz of Alvada. Mary E, a Calvert High School and Sandusky School of Practical Nursing graduate, works as an LPN at Mercy Hospital. Bentz, a New Riegel High School 1963 graduate, is employed at Atlas Crankshaft in Fostoria. The couple plan a summer wedding.
December 28 1967 results show S Zender 255 leading high games with 255 and 215 series, others include L Nye 230, B Shroy 226 216, Bell 224 218, Kuhlman 223, Mullholand 221, and multiple 214s. Team scores list 2 F Dible Co.-a 118% and several lane sponsors. High individual games: B Thomas.
Knights of Pythias hold regular meeting Tuesday evening January 9 at Castle Hall. Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge meets Monday January 8 at 8 p m in the K of P Hall. Wyandot Historical Society plans its annual meeting at 8 p m January 8 in the museum at 130 S Seventh Street Upper.
Farmers are urged to inventory livestock and grain year start to measure growth. Submit cash income, receipts, and inventory to Ohio State University record analysis. The Dairy Committee named Clifford Beagle and Cleo Beagle as dairy testing supervisors starting January 1. Retired dairy testing supervisor Mike Wyss praised for years of service. New child labor rules prohibit under 16 employment in hazardous farm work including ammonia handling, herbicide and fungicide application, tractor operation beyond 20 belt hp, power driven balers threshers and choppers.
Northern Ohio Telephone Company mailed its 1967 fourth quarter dividend checks totaling 566,851.40 to stockholders of record on December 8. The year’s total common stock dividend was 65 cents per share. The company reports 11 months 1967 earnings at 1.262 dollars per share versus 1.132 in 1966, with 7,625 new telephones added and 164,602 in service as of December 1. Long distance calls reached 14,608,773, up 7.9 percent from 1966. The firm operates 68 dial exchanges across 24 Ohio counties as one of the nation’s eighth largest independents.
Swine producers in the area are invited to a swine buildings and equipment clinic on Thursday January 4 at Old Zim's Wagonshed restaurant west of Fremont. The program starts at 9 30 a.m with talks on confinement housing cost comparisons ventilation and temperature control and manure disposal and air and water pollution in relation to swine feeding systems. The Ohio Cattle Feeders Association annual meeting will feature Dean Lindsey Eli Lilly and Phillip Gibbs with topics on respiratory disease in cattle and future cattle and beef industry challenges. A zy pin meeting will begin January 4 at 10 30 a.m in the Southern Hotel Columbus with speakers including Paschal O Drake and Congressman Jackson F Betts. Lew Davis is toastmaster for the 6 p.m. Burter and Orion Samuelson is the evening main speaker.
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