23 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
1
Descendants of Lafe and Rose Remlinger and their families held an annual picnic at Limestone Lake on Sunday. Fifty-five people attended and enjoyed swimming and other activities.
Farm safety analysis notes 1962 toll from agricultural mishaps as eight thousand seven hundred killed across the year averaging about one fatality per hour. It highlights dangers faced by farm workers and the need for improved safety measures.
A Mapes Rexall Drugs ad highlights courtesy as a key part of customer service at 106 East Findlay Street Carey. Emphasizes honesty and dependability alongside helpful assistance and a contact phone number 396-4614.
Sylvester LaFontaine a retired farmer from Frenchtown was found dead Saturday morning in a barn on his farm by his son Marcellus. Born November 1 1885 in Alvada he was the son of Jacob and Catherine Welter LaFontaine. He married Matilda Kelly on November 10 1908 and she survives. Other survivors include a son in Carey a daughter Alma Zender of Toledo a brother Ed and three grandchildren with five great grandchildren. A sister is deceased. He was a member of St Nicholas Catholic Church Frenchtown and its Holy Name Society. County coroner Dr Q B Smith ruled death by his own action. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the church with Rev I Leroy Paul officiating Burial at Walnis St Wendelin’s Cemetery Fortoria. Bristol Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Wyandot County sheriff investigators probe a break in at Schmidt Machine Co in Lowell. A rear window was broken to enter and change from a candy vending machine and cash register were stolen. A 1955 Dodge pickup was found missing after noon Friday.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Francis Margaret Richards 52 of south of Carey at Bristoll Funeral Home. She died July 15 1964 at University Hospital Columbus after a long illness. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. She was born March 17 1912 near Carey. Survived by husband Francis two sons Robert and Rodney a sister Berniece brothers Bruce and Karl and three grandchildren. Beech Grove Church member. Rev Ruben Leuthold and Rev Chauncey Woodworth officiated.
Mr and Mrs John Hendricks of Cherry Blossom Lane purchased the Lavina Jacob property at 30 E Findlay Street through a sealed bid sale held July 11. They plan to convert the lot into a duplex with two bedrooms in each unit and spread the ownership among the heirs of Mrs Jacob.
Dennis Long son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Long starts his third year at St Marys High School Ohio this fall as English and Science instructor and freshman football coach He is married to former Sally Gardner of Carey.
Warren C. Grossman of the Wyandot Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee warns farmers about the 1964 Voluntary Wheat Program. Details cover loan rates, eligibility, the $3 application fee, warehouse loans, and price protection. A March 31, 1965 payment schedule for participants in the 1964 Diversion Program is noted, with reminders to read medicine labels.
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Funeral services were held Tuesday July 21 at St Boniface Catholic Church New Riegel for Mrs John R Moehling 39 who died July 17 1964 at St Vincent s Hospital Toledo after one week as surgical patient She was born April 21 1925 in West Lodi and married June 14 1947 at St Joseph Tiffin Survived by husband a daughter Regina Sue and son William Henry siblings Ray A Lenz George M and Maurice E all of Tiffin and sisters Mrs Glenn Bickley Mrs Eva Frantz Sr Mrs Betty Losey and Mrs Mary Young all of Tiffin Burial was in the parish cemetery.
Estate of Josephine Hawkins Kirk notes inventory and appraisement approved and recorded plus distribution petitions and reports filed and ordered. Estate of Clifford V Schwarz kopf lists claims filed transfers ordered tax exemptions exceed value. Motter administratrix vs Snyder et al seeks sale of real estate with praecipe and summonses issued. Estate of Frank P Creger second final account filed and suspended. Estate of Godfrey F Martin lists inheritance tax filing and findings.
Carey JC Ettes and their husbands shared a pot luck wiener roast at Memorial Park Shelter house. New president Mrs Ralph Orians led a brief meeting naming committees and officers for the year including calling ways and means and membership chairs.
Mrs Hilda E Price 60 of Upper Sandusky died July 16 after a yearlong illness in Wyandot Memorial Hospital Funeral services were held July 18 at First Presbyterian Church Upper Sandusky with Dr Chester H Evans officiating Burial was in Hueston Cemetery Forest She was born in Richland township to Eugene F E and Edalia Smith Kichmel She is survived by her husband Russell C Price two sons Russell E Fremont Mich and William B Brattleboro Vt four grandchildren and a brother Lloyd S Kimmel Fort Wayne Ind She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and Walpole Chapter of the Eastern Star
Columbus Dispatch selects Mrs. Jerry Husted of Columbus as Today’s Beauty in the July 5 edition. The former Shirley Wisner of Carey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wisner, is a laboratory technician at Children’s Hospital, Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. J N Surbaugh of E North Street and Mr. and Mrs. L B Atkins of High Street returned last Monday after a 10 day tour through Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas and Colorado. In Colorado they visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Raymond Coxey and children Diane Craig Terri Lynn Bryan and Robyn Sue who reside inorte. They toured Rocky Mountain State Park and Trail Ridge above the timber line and attended a rodeo in Wyoming. On returning they passed through Wyoming Nebraska Iowa Illinois and Indiana.
Round and square dancing every Saturday night with sandwiches and coffee served. event advertised for community participation and local enjoyment.
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