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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
8
Rummage and auction event Saturday at Vanlue Community Park sponsored by Vanlue Methodist Church. Auction begins at 1 p m with furniture appliances toys and dishes to be sold. A rummage sale and baked goods start at 12 30 p m in the shelterhouse with refreshments on the grounds. Auctioneer is Ben Walter.
Tuesday July 23 at 8 p.m. at the K of P hall admission 50 cents each prizes awarded to winners public invited sponsored by the Past Chiefs event location and time readable from the notice.
A local bank, The Peoples Bank, operates under FDIC insurance showing services for savings and checking accounts and a night depository safe for deposits. The notice emphasizes security and insured deposits to reassure customers.
Eight members of the Fortnightly Club attended the 69th Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs convention at Lakeside on July 10 and 11. Guests spoke including Don Wolfe and Dorothy Hubell of the Toledo Blade and Janet Henry of Ladies Home Journal. Mrs. Alfred B. Bonds Jr. discussed her Egypt experiences with Baldwin Wallace College. A club tour and blind sale booth were featured. E. M. Beck celebrated his 83rd birthday July 8 with a party near Carey.
Circle IV of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening July 9 with ten members present. Mrs Wade Niederkohr led devotions and Mrs Donovan Lanning gave the lesson. The group dispensed with the August meeting and scheduled the next for September 10.
The P R S Club spent an enjoyable afternoon at Wyandot Historical Museum last Thursday. First time visitors were impressed by the new location and reported positive impressions.
The Union Past Presidents of Carey and Findlay Reviews and Wom an's Benefit Association held their annual picnic Tuesday evening at Riverside Park Findlay with husbands as guests. After a bountiful supper a social hour followed while men watched a ball game.
Mr and Mrs Vincent Orians hosted 14 members for a Farm Bureau Council meeting led by George Savidge on Thursday. The group discussed Adjusting Ourselves to Modern Living and plans for an August meeting with a dine out on August 31 replacing a picnic supper. September meeting will be...
The Carey Mothers of Twins Club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Richard Kurtz’s home on E North Street. Mrs. Alfred Wagner reported on the state convention held June 29 30 in Toledo. No Carey members attended. A lunch was served and the evening was social. The next meeting is set for August 28 at Mrs. H J Mullhol’s residence.
Crawford Methodist Youth Fellowship met Sunday evening at Peggy Lortz home for a wiener roast and regular meeting. Scripture was John 8 32 36 and the lesson Know the Truth was led by Michael Savidge with open discussion. Next meeting set for Sunday July 28 at Michael Savidge home. The Estill Blairs Entertain Families Myr Blair of Vanlue and guests from Los Angeles Wabash Paintsville Carey and Vanlue joined relatives for dinner and extended visits with the Blairs.
Patricia Ann Kitchel daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kitchel northwest of Carey was honored with a birthday party Wednesday of last week for her 11th birthday. Eleven friends attended and prizes went to Patty Clark Chris Naeyaert Beverly Wisner and Kathy McCormick. Ice cream cake punch and candy were served. Guests included Cheryl Naeyaert Sharon Phillips Linda Lee Barbara Wisner Karen Boyles Jerri Holbrook and Pamela Hendricks. Jeanine Kitchel arranged and supervised the games.
Sheryl Marshall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Marshall of rural Alvada, turned five on Friday. A party Thursday afternoon at her aunt Mrs Rene Lemire’s home near Carey featured cousins Laura Lee Michael John Glen Lemire Virginia Brad Robin Rose and her brother Tony. The group played games and watched Sheryl open gifts as cake ice cream and refreshments were served.
Miss Frances Wagner of Bloomville was honored with a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Martin Coffman of Tiffin and others at the Karcher home east of Carey. Guests from Carey and area shared gifts and greetings as preparations continued for her July 20 wedding at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation.
A Wisner gathering included Mr and Mrs Robert Mapes Ferdinand Williams Arden Doppler Wen dell Myers David Myers Donald Keller and Thome. Guests in Wisner Home Mrs Ralph Husted Oberlin were dinner and supper guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs J V Wisner Miss Gloria Wisner and A C Hagerman. Callers Monday were Mr and Mrs Gerald Husted Columbus and Mr and Mrs Robert Wisner Findlay.
Births: Mr and Mrs Herman F Searfoss of Upper Sandusky a boy. Mr and Mrs Loren H Dillon of Upper Sandusky a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald Adams of Upper Sandusky a girl. Edith Myers Milligan 78 formerly of Upper Sandusky died July 8 at Eastern Star Home Mt Vernon. Births: Mr and Mrs Richard Lininger route 4 Upper Sandusky a girl. Mr and Mrs William Baker Jr route 4 Upper Sandusky a girl. Mr and Mrs Roy Brown route 1 Harpster a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald L Hosley route 2 Upper Sandusky a girl. Births: Mr and Mrs Fred R Forsythe route 2 Nevada a girl. Mr and Mrs Herbert H Adams Nevada a boy.
Area Realty transfers show Veronica Lamberjack by executor Raymond Lamberjack to Ira W Suber et ux for part 2 lots Carey valued at 7950 dollars. Others include Nelson H Engler et ux to Richard E Shellhorn et ux 2.26 acres Tymochtee township for 1 dollar. A R Cramer deceased by executors to Norman R Gottfried et al 120 acres Richland township 45750 dollars. George P Messmer deceased to Virgilia L Messmer et al 1 and part 1 lot Carey transfer. Minnie M Suber to Frank Heck et ux one lot Carey. Elizabeth M Murray to Doris R Cameron et al 54 2/7 acres Richland township 1 dollar. Doris R Cameron to Jack A Murray 20 acres Richland township 1 dollar. Kermit M Peterson et ux to Minnie M Suber part 2 lots Carey 11 dollars. Clarence H Rumschlag et ux to John Warren Lambright et ux 1.6 acres Crawford township 1 dollar. Barbara Ward to Norman T Ward 4 interests 80 acres Richland township 1 dollar. Shirley Marie Ward to Barbara Ward 1 3 interest 80 acres Richland township.
A long list of property transfers recorded in Jackson, Upper Sandusky, Crane, Nevada and surrounding areas. Transactions show multiple parcels including 80 acres and 75 2/3 acres with prices from 1 to 13,400 dollars, involving numerous individuals and couples.
Legal notices detail numerous parcel transfers in Upper Sandusky, Mifflin and Crane townships, and surrounding areas. Names include Osborn, Pool, Young, Wilson, Wood, Alden, Clark, Hopkins, Brown, Healy, Welly, Walton, Brouse, Stevens, Eippert, Edgington, Lawrence, Karg, Culver, and others with parcels ranging from 1 lot to 80 acres and prices mostly $1 or $17. Certificates of transfer appear for several plots.
Local 1903 notices show Paul F. Calmes and spouse selling part of Upper Sandusky lot to Charles E. Aleux for $1. Gene Riats and wife transfer one Sycamore lot to Kathryn Stevens for $1. Evelyn Derringer and spouse convey one Marseilles lot to Harold Arnold and spouse for $1.
The 12th annual Rothgeb and Spires reunion was Sunday at Grey's Park in Fostoria with attendees including Elmer and John Rothgeb Carey Bellefontaine Coldiron James Coldiron Larry Cheney Wyatt Risner and their families. New officers elected were President John Rothgeb Vice President Elmer Rothgeb and Secretary Treasurer Margie Coldiron. The 1964 reunion will be held on the second Sunday in July at an undetermined location.
Recent visitors at the Carey Nursing Home included Francis Cahill and L J Lonsway of Tiffin Thurman Teets and Mary Ann Teets of Findlay Ronald Stover and Jeffy Shaffer The Smithville Prayer Band led by the Failors of Upper Sandusky held a worship service Tuesday afternoon Mrs Henrietta Hoker a patient there celebrated her 71st birthday with cake and ice cream She is a former Findlay resident
Historical note explains that during the 100 Years War many French cities were connected by semaphore towers. The system enabled rapid signaling across distances, aiding communication for military and administrative purposes.
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