Findlay Woman Receives Degree at Stephens
Patricia Mae Ogg daughter of Mildred E. Ogg of 538 Tiffin Avenue Findlay graduates from Stephens College confirming her degree.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
3
Patricia Mae Ogg daughter of Mildred E. Ogg of 538 Tiffin Avenue Findlay graduates from Stephens College confirming her degree.
Miss Ogg received an associate in arts degree Tuesday at Stephens College for Women in Columbia Missouri. She was part of a graduating class of more than 900. Baccalaureate services were held May 27. Mrs. Ogg and her daughter are former Carey residents.
Gov Frank J Lausche named Robert L Moulton of Gabion to the state public utilities commission to succeed Harold Mason whose term expired. Moulton will serve to January 31 1957. The governor also named W H Anat of Wooster as commerce director.
Thomas Luther Dodge aged 76 of Arlington was killed when his car collided with a second vehicle at the Routes 322 and 7 intersection near Williamsfield. His wife suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized. the other driver Donald Waterman of Grove City, Pa., was listed in good condition. Dodge, a retired machine shop worker born October 14 1874, leaves wife Anna and two children. Funeral services were held at Arlington Methodist church with burial in Krout cemetery.
First statements for the last half of the 1950 real estate taxes in Hancock County have been issued and mailed to taxpayers with due dates noted. Local treasurer urges timely payment to avoid penalties and interest.
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