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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
2
The passage recalls how coconuts washed ashore on a sandbar in southern Florida and took root, eventually attracting settlers. Henry Flagler later developed the area into one of America's most exclusive cities, Palm Beach.
I O Twining vice president and cashier swears the report of condition is true. Director signatures F K Cassell H E Snyder attest to the bank’s figures in Wyandot County Ohio sworn July 8 1963 before Opal Hunter not an officer or director.
Dr A F Constien died unexpectedly on Wednesday July 3 1963 at his home 318 E Finley St Upper Sandusky He was a dentist for 60 years born March 1 1874 in Upper Sandusky He married M Roxana Hoke in 1902 and is survived by two brothers with several siblings deceased Funeral services were held at John Stewart Methodist Church with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery
Della Gilliland WCTU met Friday afternoon June 28 at Mrs. George Shuman West Street with devotions led by Mrs. Wesley Wonder. Mrs. Bertha Crumline gave the program Hearts and Hands by Edith K Stanley. A Greece WCTU article noted growth to over 400 members since 1951 with 15 doctors and 6 professors among them. A business session followed and the next meeting is July 26 at Mrs. Charles Cook Tymochtee with a potluck at noon.
Mr and Mrs Russell Hagley and their daughters Linda Peggy Kathy and Judy of 314 East North Street will move to Pemberville once suitable housing is found. Hagley a relay test man for the C and O Railroad has been transferred to Walbridge after about nine or ten years at Carey station.
May saw Ohio state patrolmen assist 510 motorists on interstates amid a national Memorial Day surge in fatalities with only one minor interstate crash in Wood county. Most stoppages occurred on I-71 with 166 mechanicals and 164 flats. 88 ran out of fuel and 14 got lost. Patrols provide on site repairs and help drivers reach service stations, with some calls even for childbirth.
Authorities filed 108 cases in Upper Sandusky municipal court in June. Patrol filed 77, sheriff 23, local police 5, Carey police 5, one state game protector. Funds: on hand 875, collected 3915.40, bonds returned 307, bonds posted 1060, distributions 3423.40 to several authorities. 14 civil cases filed and settled with costs 116.75. village received 5.60 in costs from one trusteeship.
The justice Clyde Jenkins presided on July 2 in two cases with fines and costs. Buford Fairchild was fined $5 and $8.60 costs for fighting in a tavern. Edward Tackett faced $15 and costs after being found guilty and a 10 day jail sentence suspended if he avoids taverns. Bond forfeitures include Kenneth L. Cook of Fremont for speeding at $20 and Margaret Irene Ross for running a red light at $15.
Donald Goehring of Fremont purchased Wood's Mobil Home Village on U S 23 north of Upper Sandusky from realtor William Wood. The park name has been changed to Parkway Mobile Home Village.
This location learning note describes the Japanese beetle as a destructive pest since 1916, its lifecycle in soil, and feeding habits on leaves blossoms and fruits. It notes the beetle’s appearance about an inch long, control options including Sevin, and tips to reduce damage through plant vigor weed control and removal of diseased or ripe fruit.
The Capable Carey Co-eds Jr 4-H Club met July 3 at 2 PM at Mrs Turner’s. Jean Thomas led the pledge with Michelle Rickle. Mindy Franklin read minutes. Demonstrations covered sewing and fabric work by Sandra Ferguson Cindy Mapes Patty Hewett Jean Thomas Carol Niederkohr Judy Thomas.
V. V. Thomas of Alvada northwest of Carey on Route 1 will celebrate his 83rd birthday on July 17. He was a member of the Biglick Quartette longtime local favorite. He has two daughters Mrs Clyde Heck Vanlue and Mrs Carl Fruth Alvada plus four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Brandt and their son Denny traveled east from Carey to Barrington R I to visit Mrs Brandts brother James Shealy and family They spent July 4 with cousin Byron Lin inger and family in Wilmington Del and rode through Pennsylvania where they stayed overnight with the parents of John Raymaley a Mohawk High School teacher with Mrs Brandt
Sincerely thanks everyone who sent cards and flowers and visited or were kind to my family while I was a patient in Blanchard Valley Hospital. Mrs Kenneth Richards.
Instant drying T-4-L stops itching and burning in minutes. In 3 to 5 days, infected skin sloughs off and healthy skin replaces it. If not pleased in one hour, 48 cents back at any drug store. Now at Harry's Pharmacy.
A sharp observer remarks that good work and fast work seldom align, suggesting quality and speed rarely coexist in practice. The point emphasizes measured effort and careful execution over rushing to finish.
A proverbs style note warns that excess courage and initiative can harm both a blind horse and a person. It emphasizes caution and restraint in bold action.
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