Local lodge and club meeting notices in Wyandot and Crawford areas
Notice of meetings for Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 66 K of P Hall F W Auxiliary Knights of Columbus Farm Bureau N W No 84 Wyandot County Republican Women Crawford Women’s Society of Christian Service Union Past Presidents of the W B A Farm Bureau N W No 8 plus other gatherings with times dates locations and hosts listed including Mrs Richard Tschantz and Mrs Dennis Devene.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
K of P
Wyandot County
Richard Tschantz
Upper Sandusky
UNION
W.B.A
Dennis Devene
E. Findlay Street
Third Order of Saint Francis Meeting at Shrine Church
The Third Order of St. Francis will hold a gathering at 7 p.m. Friday at Shrine Church. Members and supporters are invited to attend for prayers and discussion.
Measure of a man in deeds beyond requirement
A concise aphorism attributed to Dionysius the Elder notes that true character shows in what a person does beyond what is required. It emphasizes diligence, initiative, and going above and beyond duty as a moral standard.
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Dionysius the Elder
Twin infants Die After Premature Birth in Blanchard Valley
Graveside rites were held for Donald Lee Dible and Dwane Allen Dible infant twins of Sp4 James Dible and Carol Ann Tucker Dible. They were born at 3:47 am on July 4 at Blanchard Valley Hospital and died two hours later. Surviving are the parents and grandparents, with funeral arrangements by Goff Funeral Home.
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Spring Grove
Donald Lee
Dwane Allen Dible
James Dible
George E. Cressman
Goff Funeral Home
Blanchard Valley Hospital
James
Carol Ann (Tucker) Dible
Harry Dible
N. Vance Street
Clarence Tuck
Soldier arrives home from Germany to reunite with wife
Private First Class Dible of the U S Army stationed at Kitzengen Germany returned Monday. His wife had been living with her parents during his absence.
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Pees
Dible
U.S. Army
Kitzengen
Germany
Summer crime warning urges joint law enforcement effort
Officials urge a tough summer as predictions point to increased disturbances and violent crime. The message emphasizes securing homes, protecting travelers, and joint public action to curb seasonal offenses and protect children amid a “long hot summer.”
County's First New Wheat Is Received in Wyandot
Wyandot County reports its first new wheat of the season tested at Walton Grain Corp. in Upper Sandusky last Thursday. A sample from southern Wyandot was brought in and tested after George Bill of Harpster delivered the county's first load earlier that morning. test results show 59 pounds per bushel and 16 percent moisture.
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Wyandot County
Marion
Seneca
Walton Grain Corp
Upper
Sandusky
George Bill
Route 1
Harpster
Japanese Beetle Traps Placed In Carey Yards For Study
The Ohio Department of Agriculture has placed many Japanese beetle traps in Carey premises to study occurrence and status of the pest. Traps emit an aromatic oil attracting beetles and will be inspected regularly by credentialed inspectors. Police have been informed of inspections.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Carey
James T. Walker
Division of Plant Industry
Ohio Department of Agriculture Laboratories
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
Public Hearing on Carey Ohio Tax Budget Planned
Two copies of the tentative Carey village tax budget are on file for public inspection. A public hearing will be held at the village council chambers on July 19, 1965, at 8 p.m. by Zenith McLarkey, Clerk Auditor.
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Carey
Ohio
Wyandot County
Zenith McLarkey
Sick and Injured List Update
Mrs. Ray P. Hunter of south of Carey was released from Blanchard Valley Hospital after observation. Daryl Webb of E South Street was discharged from Mercy Hospital Tiffin after a month of treatment for auto crash injuries and will miss at least six weeks of work. Ernest Dunn was moved July 1 from Blanchard Valley Hospital to Blanchard Valley Nursing Home, room 21.
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Ray P. Hunter
Carey
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Daryl Webb
E. South Street
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Ernest Dunn
Blanchard Valley Nursing Home
Purchase Home by McCarleys of Greer Property
Mr and Mrs Jerry McCarley 118 W North Street purchased the Earl Greer property 208 W North. Greer family Cindy move to Huber Heights near Dayton where Mr Greer takes a high school distributive education post. McCarleys and sons Chris and Jeff will relocate once Wesley Wonder property is vacated. Ray Peiffer, realtor, handled the sale.
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Jerry McCarley
W. North Street
Earl Greer
W. North
Hospital release follows confinement at Blan chard Valley
A patient discharged Saturday from Blan chard Valley Hospital after several days of confinement since Tuesday. Authorities provided no further details on the individual's identity or medical condition.
Court News and Public Notices From Local Clerk
Court records list marriage license for James F Bunker and Sandra J McDaniel both of Connecticut. Clerk N V Armstrong reports 85 new and 190 used car registrations, 118 casual sales, plus trucks trailers boats and motorcycles. Multiple estate executors appointed. several probate dates set for July 1965. quotes Daniel Defoe on wisdom end.
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James F. Bunker
Groton Long Point
New London County
Conn
Chester Bunker
Sandra J. McDaniel
Carey
Robert McDaniel
N. V. Armstrong
Common Pleas Court
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Wu F.W
Knights OF Columbus
K of C
Farm Bureau N. W
Crawford Women's Society of Christian Service
Crawford Park
Farm‘ Bureau
N.W
Tom Kin
Ture
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
County
Beets Tranc
Blas
Carey Yards
Frigidaire
Goldens Annivers
NEMA
J.F. Dible CO
Carey, Ohio
Court News
Kear
Ella A. Newman
Route 2
Nevada
Robert M. Newman
Eden Township
Lucille A. Wanamaker
Norbert J. Wanamaker
Burrell Culver
David L. Jones
Emma J. Jones
C. A. Naus
Wayne H. Gottfried
LaVanga
I. Kail
Upper Sandus
Richard M. Kail
Pitt Township
Harold D. Roth
Louis A. Hagemaier
Olivia Leightey
Burne Culver
Upper Sandusy
Daniel DeFoe
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