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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
11
A commemorative verse celebrates graduates facing a final test of effort and achievement. It acknowledges rehearsals, scholarships, and exams while urging students to see graduation as a commencement rather than an end.
The Lincoln Grange Master appointed the fair booth committee: Mr and Mrs Hugh Kurtz, Mr and Mrs Roy Platts, and Mr and Mrs Nate Kear. Two aid appeals were answered. Lawn Social food and serving committee chosen. Birthday literary program runs January to June with readings by Mrs Verna Cole, Mrs Carl Kimmel, Mrs Hugh Kurtz, and Mrs Floyd Herbert.
Former Carey High School coach Jack Donaldson and his family have moved to Ridgewood New Jersey. Donaldson has accepted the position of assistant coach with the New York Jets of the American Football League and plans to visit Carey soon to reconnect with old friends.
A period promoting U.S. Savings Bonds from May 1 to July 4 invites Americans to buy extra bonds. The campaign highlights safety, guaranteed returns, and national security, urging expansion from Series E to future Series H bonds as a retirement and college-planning strategy.
Eddie Joe Wentling son of Mr and Mrs Thelby Wentling of south of Carey completed two years of duty at Fort Polk Louisiana and arrived home last week with his separation from the U S Army His mother and brothers Donald and Ralph drove him home in a car with another discharged soldier as an overnight guest Also Pvt Robert Wentling was home on leave from Fort Knox Kentucky over Memorial Day weekend He plans to resume duties at the Carey Post Office soon while helping on the farm with his father
The senior group finished an first aid kit demonstration and learned to use it. Mrs Robert Gibson aided badge work on the heddle craft. Six members earned Sign of the Star. Younger girls completed Songster Badge and will pursue Troop Campers Badge. Mrs James Lindsay guided bedroll making and camp menus. They planned three camp days, made Kaper Charts, joined Memorial Day Parade, and held a cookout at Waterworks Park with Cadet Troop 905. Last meeting before summer camp July 12.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hickok and son Jimmy will reside in New York Long Island. Hickok formerly coached football and basketball at Carey High School and hopes to return to college in New York this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oglesbee of N. Muncie Street and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mullholand of McCutchenville visited W. R. Hudson in Lorain Nursing Home at Lorain on Saturday. Hudson was described as having a light attack of pneumonia.
Jaundice signals possible serious conditions such as hepatitis and newborn jaundice can be dangerous. Early physician consultation and tests are essential as self diagnosis is risky. Seek prompt care if eyes turn yellow and note recent blood transfusions or persistent symptoms.
Friar Francis A Loroye son of Mr and Mrs Herman A Lonsway near New Riegel will be ordained deacon at the Cathedral of Saint Paul in Minnesota. Archbishop Leo Binz will ordain him. He is a Conventual Franciscan with degrees from University of Dayton and Our Lady of Carey Seminary. He studies at the University of Minnesota and a seminary in Chaska Minnesota. He plans priestly ordination in spring next year.
Arthur L. Phillips of Bowling Green has been named manager of the Bowling Green office of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. Phillips, a Carey native, was honorably discharged from the Army in December 1945. He is married.
Planning officials report letters of intent from Carey Crawford and Ridge townships to join Hancock Regional Planning Commission. A June 10 executive committee meeting in Findlay will outline benefits and a later Carey meeting will discuss participation costs.
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