The Peoples Bank FDIC Safe Deposit Notice
A historical snippet references The Peoples Bank with FDIC safety deposit wording. The fragment mentions savings and a safety deposit context, labeled SAFE DEPOSIT, and includes the term Memier.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
10
A historical snippet references The Peoples Bank with FDIC safety deposit wording. The fragment mentions savings and a safety deposit context, labeled SAFE DEPOSIT, and includes the term Memier.
Local page from The Carey Times in Carey Ohio dated June 4 1964 reports brief community notices and items of interest including local happenings and notices from area organizations.
Miss Julie Snyder of Findlay, soon to marry Gene Myers, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Richard Snook Jr and Mrs. Glen Robison on W Findlay Street. Guests from Carey and Findlay attended with gifts and well wishes. Games and prizes accompanied refreshments at the Snook residence.
Hampton guests Visited Mrs. Andrews and Ralph McCarley family at Lake and Findlay streets. May 22 Carey High School graduation celebrated Barbara's senior status and a Sunday combination graduation and Barbara Jennifer birthday party followed with many relatives in attendance.
The engagement of Miss Patricia Tremains to Donald Ruehle son of Mr and Mrs Dean Ruehle of route 2 Findlay formerly of Carey is announced by the bride elects father. She is a Findlay High School 1964 graduate. Ruehle is a 1962 graduate of the same school and works at Jim Herrin Pontiac in Findlay. No wedding plans announced.
The Priscilla Club met at the Homestead Restaurant on May 26 with Mrs. Carl Heck as hostess. A short business session followed and refreshments were served. Jon Mark Karg celebrated his second birthday with a May 31 picnic dinner attended by family friends.
The Women’s Benefit Association held a potluck gathering at Mrs. Minnie Miller’s home on E. South Street. President Mrs. Lola Cole received a gift, and Mrs. Miller, whose birthday is May 23, was also honored. The next meeting at Mrs. Grace Black’s home will feature a picnic supper and a white elephant sale.
Michael Savidge a 1964 Upper Sandusky High School graduate was honored by family after graduation Monday. A large list of relatives from Fostoria Findlay Carey and Vanlue attended receptions and gift give aways across multiple graduation events and celebrations.
Mrs B Robert Brodbeck formerly Betty Bowman of Carey will receive a Bachelor of Science in Education at Ashland College. The ceremony is set for 10 a.m. on the Front Lawn. She is the daughter of Mrs H M Bowman, now of Ashland, and the late Mr Bowman.
Crawford Methodist Church Sunday School elects new officers for the new fiscal year led by Superintendent Delmer Lortz and assistant Rodger Woods. Terry Rader becomes secretary with Tim Hamman as assistant secretary, Arthur Lee as chorister, Dean Lee and Susan Woods as librarians, Peggy Lortz as pianist, and Mrs. V H Huston as assistant.
The flag is owned by a Detroit department store and measures 104 by 235 feet. Each star spans 514 feet and the stripes are 8 feet wide, making it the largest flag attributed to an American owner.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gruss were married Saturday at St. Boniface Church New Riegel at 9 30 am The couple will reside at 52 Stewart Avenue Mansfield after June 15 The bride Kathleen Welborn is the former daughter of Mr and Mrs Welborn The Rev Leo Hoying officiated The wedding featured white flowers and a Chantilly lace gown The couple traveled to Florida after a reception at Club Azzar Alvada Both are graduates of New Riegel High School and Tiffin University. Mr Gruss works for the Internal Revenue Service in Mansfield. Mrs Gruss was a cashier at Al's Market in New Riegel.
The children of Mr and Mrs Robert C Kitzler at 412 W North St will host an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m The couple will observe their 25th wedding anniversary Friends are invited to attend.
Marion Indiana announces the wedding of Miss Jane McIntire daughter of Mrs Gertrude McIntire of S Lake Street to O Dale Williams of Indianapolis Indiana. The ceremony takes place at 4 p m Friday in the Marion EUB Church Miss McIntire has taught in Marion for two years and will teach in Indianapolis this fall Mr Williams is the son of Mr and Mrs Orion Williams of Decatur Illinois.
High school 4-H poultry projects teach seeds breeds disease control and production. Extension bulletins and leaders guide students toward careers in a $6 billion industry with fields from engineering to nutrition. A Western Poultry Congress survey shows a shortage of college trained workers and low starting salaries amid many job openings. Heisdorf Nelson Farms funds six $500 scholarships and national awards through 4H Service, with many youths leaving farming for other careers. There appears to be a golden egg in the industry.
Two neighbors discuss their daughters' concerns with one unsure of Babe's whereabouts while the other claims to know. The exchange centers on family anxieties and the mystery surrounding Babe's location.
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