University of Dayton to award 390 degrees in June
Richard M. Bell of Upper Sandusky among 390 students to receive bachelor of mechanical engineering degrees at Dayton commencement on June 8. Also notes senior lacrosse captains at Ohio State and local obituaries and births. James C. Barton, 84, dies June 1 near Sycamore after four weeks illness. survivors listed. Birth announcements include multiple local families with several boys and girls born in Sycamore and surrounding towns. Max Barber, 18, admitted to Mercy Hospital in McCutchenville.
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Richard M. Bell
Upper Sandusky
Route 5
University of Dayton
Richard
George ‘Ball
Ralph Haford
Carey
Roger Moser
Lester Moser
Wharton
Ohio State University
Thomas Kutrosky
Detroit
Ohio State
Ohio ‘Union
James
Barton
Merle Huiford
Sycamore
Fred Koehl
Wooster
Forest Cole
Tiffin
Charles Barton
Nobel A. Kirby
Clayton Stone
McCutchenville
Worman J. Frisch
Harpster
Charles G. Nutter
John W. Tschanen
Maurice J. Mays
Howard J. Stansberry
Donald RR. Pool
Harold L. Bosler
Emery Lundy, Jr
Max Barber
Mercy Hospital
Youth Struck by Club at Tiffin Plant Fracas
Police were told a youth was struck on the head and bruised by a club wielded by a youthful relative after he refused to fight. The incident occurred at a Tiffin plant where both are employed.
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Sas
Forntiire
Tin
Local Visits Post Sunday and Monday Afternoons
Adrian News and Shs report Miss Clara Miller of Toledo called on Miss Margaret Lawhead Sunday afternoon. Mrs Vera Robison of Tiffin and Mrs J E Fruth of Fostoria called on Miss Betty Clouse Monday afternoon. In Angola Indiana over the weekend, Mr and Mrs R B Warrier learned of the deaths of Mrs Phoebe Myers and her daughter in law Mrs Isabelle Myers. The elder Myers was killed in an auto accident and the younger Myers died suddenly on hearing the news.
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Clara Miller
Toledo
Margaret Lawhead
Vera Robison
Tiffin
Fostoria
Betty Clouse
R. B. Warrier
Angola
Ind
Isa- Bellé “Myers
Myers
Cub Pack 58 Hosts Mulligan Stew at Memorial Park
Cub Pack 58 held a Sunday pack meeting at Carey Memorial Park with mulligan stew cooked over an open fire and the seasonal Hobo Month theme. The group collected ingredients from each youngster and served the stew from coffee cans as Leonard Brandt received a farewell gift. Pack meetings will continue through the summer and registration is due for all Cub parents.
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CUB’ Pack. 58
Memorial Park
Cub Pack 58
Carey Memorial Park
Leonard Brandt
Frances Kay Oge and Russell Clark to Wed July 7
Frances Kay Oge and Russell Lewis Clark announce their wedding on Saturday July 7 at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Fort Findlay area. Officiant Dr T Benton Peery will preside as the couple exchanges vows after seven. Frances Kay an honor graduate of Carey High School class of 1953 and former American Legion homecoming queen is employed at Mathern's Bakery. Russell Clark a Arcadia High School graduate, Navy electronic technician third class, is employed at Seneca Wire Mill in Fostoria.
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David Ogg
Carey
Frances Kay
Russell Lewis Clark
Charles Russell Clark
North Main Street
Fostetia
Mr. Clark
Christ
Evangelical
Lutheran Church
W. Findlay Street
T.benton Peery
Frances
Carey High School
Andy
Américan Legion
Mathern’s Bakery
Clark
Arcadia High School
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Navy
Seneca Wire Mill
Fostoria
Don’t Be a Litterbug by Dr. T. Benton Peery
Thought For The Week urges civic pride and personal responsibility to dispose of trash properly. The author notes daily street litter near the church and parish grounds and recalls a village manager remark about payroll. He warns of fines under state laws and calls for better manners and pride in appearance.
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Carey
Soroptimist Club Installs Carey Officers at Dinner
Mrs. Charles Heck was installed as president of the Carey Soroptimist Club during the annual installation dinner in the Homestead dining room. New officers include Vice President Mrs. Clarence Hagley Secretary Mrs. Melvin Hotelling Treasurer Mrs. Pauline Wickiser and Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Jack Ball. Two board members are Mrs. Monroe Dotson and Mrs. A. E. Donelson. The 18 members and former member Mrs. Ruby Criger of Fremont attended beneath Indian themed decor with nut-filled headdresses as favors. John Welsh performed violin selections with Miss Marlene Lee at the piano. Mrs. Nellie Lee is the retiring president.
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Charles Heck
Carey Soroptimist Club
Homestead
Clarence Hagley
Melvin Hotelling
Pauline Wickiser
Jack Ball
Monroe Dotson
A. E. Donelson
Ruby Criger
Fremont
John Welsh
Marlene Lee
Welsh
Nellie Lee
Police Court Summary and Young Boy’s Injury in Wyandot
Police Justice Clyde Jenkins heard cases including Shehon Kloepfer driving while license revoked with a 25 dollar fine and 8 60 costs plus two days in Wyandot county jail, William Rook 19 reckless operation with a 10 dollar fine and 8 60 costs, and Francis O McKernan 18 reckless operation with a 13 dollar fine and 8 60 costs. Arrests were made by Officers J F Orians H M Tong and Captain W R Jacob. Mark Emerine four years old son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Emerine of Upper Sandusky and grandson of Mrs Frank Emerine fractured his left leg in a fall from a station wagon tailgate onto a driveway Friday evening. He was treated and released from Wyandot Memorial Hospital.
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Clyde Jenkins
Shehon B. Kloepfer
Wyandot County
William Rook
Francis O’ McKernan
J. F. Orians
H. M. Tong
W. R. Jacob
Mark Emerine
Wilfred Emerine
Upper Sandusky
Frank Emerine
E. North Street
Mark
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
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