Carey area glimpses and moves noted in local items
Miss Letta Hartle of Osborn spent the weekend in Carey and Van Wert. Carey Times reports Delmo Kramer and family have moved from Bettsville to Dodge City Kansas. Eva Hendricks returned after two weeks in Gabon with James Hanley bringing her home. Mrs Foe Reiter and sons of Tittin Mes Carl Stansberry and Ben Bobby Joe visited George Ritter and family. Marilyn Schmuck returned home from a three week visit with grandparents W. J. Schmuck of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letta Hartle
Osborn
Carey and
van Me
Carey Times
Delmo Kramer
Carey
Bettsville
Ohio
Dodge City
Kans
Eva Hendricks
Gabon
James EB
Foe Reiter
A. Mes
Carl , Stansberry
Ben
Bobby Joe
George
Ritter
Marilyn Schmuck
Nevada
Revival Begins at Church of God in Liberty Mills
Rev H K Oney of Liberty Mills Ind opened a three week revival at the Church of God on Frederick Street. Evening services start at 8 o clock every night. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Oney
of Liberty Mills
Ind
Church of God
Frederick Street
Carey Boys 4 H Club Plans Camp Pittenger Trip
The Carey Boys 4 H Club met June 28 at Carey High School with six teens answering roll call. They discussed attending Camp Pittenger August 1 through 5 with a quota of three members and an alternate and a camp fee of 8.90 per camper plus a one dollar registration. A swimming party is set for July 2 at Findlay Park and all members should meet at the Carey Public Library at 7 30 p m. The next meeting is July 12 at Carey High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Boys
Camp Pittenger
Findlay Park
Carey Public Library
Clup
Carey High School
Norman Heck
4-H Girls and Carey Group Plan Summer Activities
June 21 meeting at the high school led by Eva Beagle and Kay Hall formed a committee to plan a July swimming party and community flower planting project in front of the municipal building. July 5 next meeting. June 14 joint Carey 4-H girls and boys meeting featured demonstrations, music, pledges, and 70 refreshments. On June 18 fifteen girls toured the Carey Locker plant with Mrs. Wohlers and Mrs. Mott. guide Mr. Gettfr ied explained the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Beagle
Kay Hall
Reid’ Heck
Norman Heck
John Romig
Robert Cole
Paul’ Wonder
Carey
Ruth Droll
Wohlers
Robert Mott
Gettfried
Mrs Hugh Ekleberry of Bucyrus Dies at 64
Della Clayton Ekleberry 64 of Bucyrus born Illinois June 26 1884 died Saturday morning at Bucyrus City Hospital after months of illness. She married Hugh Ekleberry February 23 1905 and is survived by husband son Richard and two foster sons Paul and Keith all of Bucyrus brother J R Clayton of Miami Ohio. Funeral services Monday at Wise funeral home with Rev J P Cordero officiating burial in Pleasant Ridge cemetery Mt Zion west of Sycamore. Former Carey resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Ekleberry
Pakwood Street
Bucyrus
Bucyrus City Hospital
Della Clayton Ekleberry
Illinois
John V
Melly
Hartman) Clayton
Hugh Ekleberry
Richard E. Bekleberry
Paul C
Keith Clayton
J. R. Clayton
Miami
Bkleberry
Willam H. Clayton
Blanche Obney
Dawn Clayton
First Methodist Church
Toledo Hospital
Wise Funeral Home
Bucy
Ras
J. P. Cordero
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Mt. Zion
Sycamore
Ekleberry
Carey
Local Families Pay Weeklong Visit to Walter Household
Mrs Milton Walter of Wharton and several relatives including Mr and Mrs Howard Beck with children visited the Jacob Walter home and family last week. Also listed were Mrs Charles Moyce Harold Landall and daughters Mrs Truman Young Mrs Kenneth Knowlton and Afr and Mrs Glenn Walter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Walter
Wharton
Howard Beck
West of Carey
Charles
Moyce
Harold Landall
Truman Young
Kenneth Knowlton
Glenn Walter
Jacob Walter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hess
Carey Farmers’ Co-op
Spayth
Decorating Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Linx Cleargloss
Freezer Supplies
Ileen Mott
Judy Dible
Joyce Myers
Jane Walter
Patsy Kurtz
Carol Walter
Vuu
Ack
Teco Bottle
Iga
Hunt
Scheck
Breeze
Lee
Mrs
Hugh Heleberry
Lyon
Lake
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