Medard Ruehle Elected to OSU Student Senate
Medard Ruehle of McCutchenville has been elected to the Ohio State University Student Senate. A 1960 Mohawk High School graduate, he is now a sophomore at OSU.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
5
Medard Ruehle of McCutchenville has been elected to the Ohio State University Student Senate. A 1960 Mohawk High School graduate, he is now a sophomore at OSU.
The subject attended Mohawk High School as junior and senior class president, student council president, Buckeye Boys State representative, National Honor Society officer, and Mohawk FFA chapter secretary for two years. At Ohio State he joined Phi Eta Sigma, led Alpha Zeta pledge class, served as Agricultural Education Club treasurer, was freshman senator, pledge trainer, and agricultural corpsman.
A fragment notes a timeless ideal tied to a 29 year span, with maritime imagery suggesting clocks and tides as symbolic elements. The line implies a moment when time seems to halt for a conceived 29 year ideal.
The Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation district enters the 16th Goodyear competition to crown the nation’s top 52 districts. Activities from May 1, 1962 to April 30, 1963 will be weighed against other districts with a state winner named by a committee of agricultural leaders. The grand award is a paid Arizona study trip for one district official and an outstanding cooperator, with 104 winners attending Goodyear Farms near Phoenix. District supervisors are Glenn Altwater, Edwin McClain, Stanley Roush, W O Honsberger, and Fred Scheck.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hagley of S Vance Street attended a May 23 banquet at the Central YMCA in Columbus honoring members of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Employees Retirement Association. Hagley was among eight honored retirees, having retired Oct 1 1961.
Heidelberg College will award E Tappan Rodgers a Doctor of Laws at Sunday 3 30 p m exercises in Seiberling gymnasium. Rodgers, Tiffin native and longtime Ad vertiser Tribune executive, chaired the newspaper firm through its 1933 merger and has served on Bowling Green State University board of trustees.
A humorous line from Hal Chadwick in American Legion Magazine notes that enjoying ease is not a crime for a wife, but it becomes one for the husband as he jokes about labor and blame.
The article explains tension headaches arise from emotional and physical tension that tightens head muscles pressing on nerves. Aspirin helps, tranquilizers in some cases, while relaxation and confronting worries prevent pain. a woman with brain tumor fears worsened headaches until medical reassurance reduced symptoms.
Miss Sara Lynn Myers and Robert Jerry Gier united in marriage at St. Paul Lutheran Church Upper Sandusky at 2 30 p m Sunday May 27 Rev Alvin T Stein officiated Brides parents are Mr and Mrs Paul E Myers Whitefish Falls Ontario Canada and Mr and Mrs Gerald Gier of Upper Sandusky Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Gier Both graduates of Upper Sandusky High School 1960 The couple will reside in Bridgton Missouri after July with Groom employed by McDonnell Aircraft Corporation at St Louis and Bride previously worked at Star Theatre and as secretary The newlyweds plan to live near St Louis
Wyandot Soil Conservation Board accepted five new requests in May bringing total active membership to 430 and 25 new farms this year. Recipients Harvey Grunditsch Gerald Von Stein Robert Walter Homer Steck and Glenn Altwater join farms receiving technical services including soil maps rotations fertility surveys drainage ponds waterways and wildlife practices. David Shonk announced provision of Multiflora Rose or pine trees to five county farms this spring.
The Toledo Goodwill Industries truck will be in Carey Monday June 11 to collect pots pans dishes and kitchenware. Donations support rehabilitation services training and wages for the disabled. Call 396-4274 Mrs. L. F. Smiley for contributions.
Miss Cynthia Pace daughter of Dr and Mrs Loren Pace of Findlay formerly of Carey graduates May 27 from Virginia Intermont Junior College for Women at Bristol Virginia She majored in pre education with speech therapy and plans a brief vacation or summer job before an undetermined fall start.
Notices announce Arden E. Schade as Executor of Forest B. Schade, late Ridge Township. Mary M. Dame as Executrix of Forrest J. Dame, Carey. and Paul A. Burson as Executor of Ambrose J. Suber. Creditors must file claims within four months. dates given in 1962. Includes probate judges and Ohio addresses.
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