Carey bride weds Frank R Anast in Shrine Church ceremony
Miss Marie McKinnon daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph McKinnon Carey became the bride of Frank R Anast son of Mr and Mrs Frank P Anast 732 Adams Street Findlay at 930 am Saturday Rev Ronald Pregnasco officiated The bridal party wore white satin and white gowns with red accents The couple will reside with the groom's parents after a two week eastern States trip The bride works at Myers Cleaners in Findlay and the groom studies pharmacy at Ohio Northern University Ada
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Marie: McKinnon
Ralph McKinnon
Carey
Frank R. Anast
Frank P. Anast
Adams Street
Find- Jay
Our Lady of Consolation
Ronald Pregnasco
Ambrose Finnegan
Mary
Rita McKinnon
Jean Weinandy
Merlin Collingwood
la Grange
Robert Weisseling
Findlay
Myers Cleaners
Gallaher
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Wonder-Rosenberger Couple Wed In Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Jean Lenore Rosenberger and Ed Morris Jay Wonder were married Sunday morning at 11 45 in the Rosenberger home in Tiffin Ohio The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Ted Wonder and Rev A C Shuman before a fireplace adorned with flowers The bride wore heavy white silk crepe and yellow rose corsage The couple will reside with the groom s parents after a wedding trip through southern Ohio the Smoky Mountains and the east coast The bride is a 1941 Old Fort High School graduate and the groom a Carey High School graduate who attended Ohio University and served in the Navy for 23 months
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Jean Lenore “Rosenberger
ED Morris
Jay Wonder
Marion Rosenberger
Route Three
Tiffin
Wonder
Ervin Wonder
Willis ‘Bass
Howard Channels
Mary Ann Rosenberger
Sisters of the Bride
A. C. Shuman
Dolman
Mollie Stiger
Old Fort
Ohio
Miountains
Mrs. Wonder
Old Fort High School
Old Fort High
Carey High School
Ohio University
Navy
L. L. Hoffert
C. N. Marks
Chatfield
Seccaiumy Park Destroyed By Storm Fire
Crawford county landmark Seccaiumy Park suffered near total loss after a storm sparked a lightning strike that ignited the top room and fed flames through the main buildings. Park manager Ralph A. Jolly estimated damage at 75000 dollars. Bucyrus fire department could not halt the blaze. no injuries reported. The park, once a site for dances and fish fries, will close for the season and likely be rebuilt.
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Crawford County
Seccailum
Jolly
Seccaium
Woman loses control on curve suicide?
A leg injury is reported after a motorcyclist loses control on a curve causing a fall. Police and emergency responders assisted at the scene. Further details were not available.
Driver Leaves Road On Route 23 North Of Carey
A vehicle ran off the berm miles north of Carey on U S Route 23 and left the pavement, details not provided.
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McCutchenville
Carey
Berm
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Catherine Fowler Russell Kiefer
Paul Hammer
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Janice Gates
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Ray Lemmerman
Arthur Yonker
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Paul Shuey
Loren Seitz
Roy Clemons
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A. Rosenblatt, Inc
Manuel & Flemming
Kent State University
U. S. Glass Company
Yonker Insurance
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Ohio Civil Service
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Ohio Farm Bureau
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