Sick and Injured Roundup From Wyandot Memorial and Local Hospitals
Mrs. Donald C. Brown of Upper Sandusky, formerly Carey, released from Wyandot Memorial Hospital after a week. Several patients at Wyandot Memorial and Blanchard Valley Hospital, including Mrs. John Karg undergoing major surgery and recovering, young Lester Keckler after minor surgery, and others admitted for observation or treatment. Gerald Stoll and Charley Boyce show improving conditions, while Fern Orians and Earl Breitigam receive care and monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Brown
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
John Karg
Joe Baker
Catherine Baker
Ash Street
George Logsdon
Alvadb
Fostoria City Hospital
Fern Orians
E. South Street
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Earl Breitigam
Vanlue
E. L. Strahm
Dow Street
Charley Boyce
S. Muncie Street
Lester Keckler
Grove Street
Premature Baby and Local Recoveries Reported
A series of medical recoveries announced includes Mrs. Cecil P. Adkins released from Blanchard Valley Hospital after confinement since June 8. Susan Michelle, premature daughter born June 26, remains in incubator for about six weeks. Gienna R. Brodman had tonsils and adenoids removed and was released. Mrs. Johnnie Conley was under observation at Wyandot Memorial Hospital and is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil P. Adkins
S. Patterson Street
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Adkins
Susan Michelle
Gienna R. Brodman
Leo Brodman, Jr
Carey
Johnnie Conley
Wyandot Street
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Local Club Meetings Announced for Carey Area
TOPS CLUB hosts 7 p m Friday with Mrs Robert Kramer and 8 p m tonight with Mr and Mrs Orville Woolgamuth W B A Thursday July 25 Bessie Smith hostess All day potluck at noon PYTHIAN SISTERS Carey Temple No 169 8 p m tonight at K O P hall PAST CHIEFS Association Carey Temple169 tureen supper 5 dena tonight at K O P Carey Ridge 4 H Club 1 p m Monday at Cheryl Jacobs home members bring projects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B.A
Bessie Smith
Pythian Sisters
Carey Temple
K. of P.hall
Past Chiefs Association of Carey Temple
Dena
K. of P. All
Carey-Ridge
Cheryl Jacob
Wyandot County’s First Hatchery Operator Dies at 81
Volney Graham of Wyandot, a retired poultryman, died suddenly at 7 30 a m Monday at his home. He operated Wyandot county’s first commercial hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Graham
Wyandot
Graham
Wyandot County
Tours Of Interest To Wyandot Farmers
Wyandot County extension agent announces open houses at Castalia Experiment Station August 12 featuring dairy operations drainage work and a low cost plastic drainage system. August 20 Hoytville Station with field crops beef program and tile drainage study. August 21 a Grain Marketing Tour including Toledo port Board of Trade and a lunch at Tiedtke’s. The 16th annual Ohio Sheep Day at Ohio State University July 26 covers flock earnings with talks by Dr. A L Pope and registration at 9:45 a.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mitchell
Castalia Experiment Station
Wyandot County
Hoytville Station
Toledo
Board of Trade
Tiedtke
Art Berry
Ohio
Ohio State University
A. L. Pope
Animal Science Department
University of Wisconsin
Mohawk FFA Boys Attend Camp Maum For Leadership
Mohawk FFA members James Tuttle Paul Baum Joe Lininger Wayne Sigler Rodger Price and advisor Harold Mood travel to Camp Maum near Carrollton for a five day leadership and outdoor camp. About 300 Future Farmers attend with Joe Lininger among 15 chapter presidents guiding 20 campers in activities supervised by 25 agriculture instructors from across the state.
Funeral for Jack Neff in Wayne Michigan
Mr and Mrs C J Neff attended funeral services in Wayne Michigan Monday afternoon for Jack Neff 25 of that city. He was killed at 1145 p m Friday when his car struck the rear of another auto at the US 25 traffic light in Portage. He leaves his mother Mrs Don O Neff of Wayne two sisters and a brother His father died last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Neff
Wayne, Mich
Mr. Neff
Jack Neff
U.S. 25
Portage
Don O. Neff
Wayne
Poisons Danger Lurks At Home Warn AMA Official
AMA official Dr Blasingame warns that many household products contain poisons and children under five are most at risk. Medicines, especially aspirin, lead poisoning risk with 65 to 70 percent of incidents from items left accessible. Precautions include keeping poisons sealed and out of reach, never transferring toxic materials, supervising children, and calling a doctor immediately if exposure is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. L. Blasingame
M.D
American Medical Association
Blasingame
Paul W. Ritter Dies Suddenly at 63 in Detroit
Paul W. Ritter 63 of 67 E Alexandria Street Detroit died suddenly at 6 am July 10 1963 in Detroit from coronary occlusion. Born Carey July 6 1900 to John and Rose Ritter he leaves three brothers and three sisters. Funeral held July 13 at Bristoll Funeral Home with Rev J Frank Ferguson officiating burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Paul W. Ritter
E. Alexandrine Street
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Mr. Ritter
Carey
John
Rose
Mathena) Ritter
Russell
Howard
Carl
Juanita
Helen
Columbus
Garnet
Toledo
Bristoll Funeral Home
New Riegel Restaurateur Clark Dies at 53
Lyman Clark 53, proprietor of Clark's Restaurant in New Riegel, died of a heart ailment Saturday at Fostoria City Hospital after a 10 day illness. Survived by wife Doris Elchert, son Lanny of Columbus, sister LaVerne Huth of Fostoria, and three grandchildren. Services at St Boniface Church New Riegel followed by burial in parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Clark
New Riegel
Clark
Fostoria City Hospital
Doris Elchert
Lanny
Columbus
LaVerne Huth
Fostoria
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Nye family returns from two week western vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nye and Sylvia Nye of N Lake Street returned July 8 from a two week trip to Wyoming and Colorado. They toured the Badlands and Black Hills sighting Mt Rushmore and visited Grand Teton Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain National Parks with a travel trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Dale Nye
Sylvia
N. Lake Street
Wyoming
Colorado
Badlands
South Dakota
Black Hills
Mt. Rushmore
Grand Teton
Yellowstone National Parks
Rocky Mountain National Park
Pvt Robert S Collins Begins Fort Knox Basic Training
Pvt Robert S Collins son of Mr and Mrs Garner Collins of E Findlay Street is in his third week of basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. He expects to stay about six more weeks and then return home on furlough before reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Collins
Garner Collins
E. Findlay Street
Fort Knox
Nellie Beidelschies Moves to Upper Sandusky
Mrs Nellie Beidelschies longtime resident of 21344 E Findlay Street has moved to Upper Sandusky where she is renting a house trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Nellie Beidelschies
E. Findlay Street
Legion Auxiliary thanks supporters after homecoming
The American Legion Auxiliary expresses sincere thanks to Legionnaires' wives and the public for donations and help at the homecoming. As president, Mrs Margaret Byers notes appreciation for members who cooperated by contributing and working. All assistance was appreciated very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Margaret Byers
Card of Thanks for Harold Phillips of Omaha Neb
We thank friends and neighbors who sent flowers at the time of the death of Harold Phillips of Omaha Neb. Mr and Mrs Wayne Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Phillips
Omaha
Nebr
Wayne Rhodes
Edward Michaels thanks community after hospital stay
Edward Michaels expresses gratitude for cards, flowers, and prayers received during his stay at Marion General Hospital and after returning home. He also thanks Swan Rubber Co. employees for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion General Hospital
Swan Rubber Co
Edward Michaels
Navy Commander Rank completes Naval War College course
Navy Commander Cyrus A. Rank of Sycamore Ohio finished the 10 month instruction at the Naval War College Newport Rhode Island. He also took part in the 15th annual Global Strategy Discussions held June 10 to 14 bringing civilians and officers together to evaluate national problems. The college trains officers for high command and admits three to four hundred annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval War College
Newport, R. I
Cyrus A. Rank
C. H. Rank
Sycamore
Ohio
Newport
R. I
Naval
Farm worker protections hinge on accurate Social Security records
The protection under social security against death, disability, or retirement relies on precise and up to date worker records to ensure benefits and coverage are correctly issued.
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Robert Kramer
Mrs
Orville Wohlgamuth
Buckingham
Old Fashioned
Mccutchenville
Mohawk Ffa
AMA
United States
New Riegel Restaurant
Carey Times
Dacron
Rayon
Dacron and Wool Suits
Reg
Summer Jewelry
Burson-Hale, Inc
Bermudas
Mt. Idy
Price
Bexel
Fasteeth
Ames
Say's Pharmacy
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