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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
4
The Farm Bureau Advisory Council No.4 of the southwest district met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Epley south of Carey. Twelve members attended. After a Conservation discussion a social hour followed with ice cream cake and sandwiches served by the Epleys.
Hearing by the county commissioners in Big Spring township Seneca County will discuss a road vacation. The road extending one half mile north of county highway 6 will be viewed by the commissioners on July 8 with a hearing set for July 10.
A Catholic primer argues that confession to a priest grants forgiveness as Christ authorized the Apostles and successors to forgive sins. It outlines the seven sacraments Baptism Eucharist Confirmation Penance Orders Matrimony and Extreme Unction as essential for living from birth to death and invites readers to request pamphlet No 5-N.
Elaine Thome Byers daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence C Thome married William Lee Dolch son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Dolch at the First Methodist Church Carey Ohio. The ceremony featured a pink and white floral precincts and music by Mrs C G Laird and Miss Joan Cole. After a reception for about 100 guests the couple left for a Southern Indiana honeymoon. The bride is a Purdue graduate and the groom a Purdue chemical engineering graduate now on campus staff. Out of town guests came from Ohio Indiana New York and Missouri.
Miss Virginia Ann Elchert daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Elchert married Leo Paul Leonard of Findlay at the Shrine Church of Our Lady of Consolation in a morning ceremony. The bride wore white satin with lace and seed pearl coronet and carried white rose colonial bouquet. Maid of honor and bridesmaids wore light blue and pink gowns, best man was Henry Fell with Laurence Leonard, Franklin Elchert and Carl Reikert as ushers. A 3 tier cake reception followed at Pilgrim House for 40 and over 200 guests attended a 10 day wedding trip before settling in Findlay. The bride a Carey High graduate and longtime assistant to Dr. Wisely in Findlay. groom a Findlay High graduate, Army Air Force veteran, now with Ohio Oil Co. guests from several Ohio towns attended.
Eva Chester of Carey and Ronald Roynon of Crawford were married Saturday June 26 at 4 PM in Memorial Evangelical Putitea Church Caney. Officiant B L Lee led nuptial rites before 68 guests with pink and blue décor and a three tier cake. The couple plans to reside with the groom’s grandparents in Carey after a wedding trip to Michigan and Niagara Falls.
The inland Ohio waters bass season reopens at midnight June 15 after closing April 30. Lake Erie district bass season, which closed May 25, will reopen June 30. Current fishing conditions suggest strong bass prospects for the opening days.
Name cards printed or engraved were observed at The Carey Times office in a display area. The items suggest routine clerical or office decoration practices rather than a news item. No dates or additional context are provided.
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