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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
6
In letters from Sgt. Gerald L. Schira and Pvt. Richard Hunter in Germany and Austria, the men describe combat, awards, and life behind the front lines. Schira recalls earning the Silver Star after hard fighting near a town, while Hunter writes of bunkers, guards, crossings of the Rhine, and life in Goslar with updates on censorship, travel, and reflections on war.
Mrs D C Biederman of Marion receives a poem from her son Sgt Biederman stationed in Germany. She is the former Lucille McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse McLaughlin of Nevada and indicates family ties to Nevada.
Cyril C. Simonis Jr U S N son of Mr and Mrs C C Simonis Sr of Carey and Miss Charlotte Arfmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Arfmann of Brooklyn were married in Brooklyn at 3 pm Saturday Father Rainer officiated in a double ring ceremony The bride wore aquamarine with pink accessories and carried gardenias A reception followed in the bride’s home About 100 guests attended They honeymooned at the St Moritz in New York City and plan to arrive in Carey soon Cyril is a crewman on the destroyer Laffey which was damaged near Okinawa on April 16 the ship is in Seattle for repairs and he is on 0 day survivor’s leave
Miss Janice Heck and Sgt. Cecil E. Fields married at the Wharton Methodist parsonage Saturday evening May 26 in a double ring ceremony. Rev. J L Burton officiated with Ruby Burter singing I Love You Truly.
Announcement notes the marriage plans of Sgt. Patrick L. Lab to Miss Shirley Landin. The ceremony set for Saturday June 9 at 9:30 AM at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Toledo. A 12:30 PM wedding breakfast follows at the Tallyho with an open house at the Landin home.
Miss Mary Alye Stringfellow daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Stringfellow of Findlay married Lieutenant James Brucklather of the U.S. Marine Corps in the First Methodist Church. The ceremony featured a two-basket arrangement of pink gladioli and white peonies, organ music, and a double ring exchange. The bride wore a white gabardine street dress with eyelet embroidery. bridesmaids wore aqua and salmon dresses. The groom's party included his father and two ushers. Out-of-town guests were listed, and the couple left for Detroit for a short honeymoon before the groom reports to Camp Lejeune.
Gladys Wuebbe and Silvering Lafontaine wed in a June ceremony at St Nicholas Catholic Church Frenchtown officiated by Rev Joseph Brobst. Attendants Included Miss Wuebbe and Miss Lafontaine. Reception and dance followed with 60 at home reception and 300 at Sportsman hall. Lafontaine recently discharged from the army after nearly three years overseas including North Africa and Italy earning the Purple Heart.
A local Carey Times shop displays a selection of typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons suitable for any make machine. The store emphasizes compatibility and stocked varieties for office use.
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