Nina Wahlgamuth Weds Paul Blake In Findlay Ceremony
Miss Nina Wahlgamuth daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Wahlgamuth of Carey married Paul Blake son of Mrs James Blake and the late James Blake of North Baltimore in a May 27 ceremony at West Park Evangelical United Brethren Findlay officiated by Rev Eugene Clark. The bride wore a white lace dress with picture hat, her attendants included Carol Warner in navy and white organdy. After a reception at the bride’s parents home a 8 tiered cake topped the table. The couple will reside at 210 W Crawford Findlay after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Wiohlgamuth
Orvilley Wahlgamuth
Carey
Paul Blake
James Blake
North Baltimore
West Park
United Brethren Parsonare
Findlay
Eugene Clark
Carol’ Warner
Donald Peters
North 7
Baltimore
AB ‘Pest Man
Jet
Wohlgamuth
Bum Worlgasoy
Hake
Lois Stegman
Chester Vogel
Blake
Vanlue High School
Ohio ,Telephone
North Baltimore High
Gohool
Paris
Crawford Street
Named Chairman Veterans Committee
The report notes the appointment of Harela D Roth a World War II veteran and attorney from Sandusky as chairman of the State Veterans Committee. The selection was announced yesterday by Mito Warner of Toledo who chairs Taft veteran organizations to coordinate veterans affairs across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haréla
D! Roth
Upper’ Sandusky
Renegade dogs killed in Wyandot county sheep raids
Two large dogs believed part of a four dog renegade pack were killed in a Tymochtee township hunt with about 100 men. One dog killed by Orley Eckleberry, another by Louis Hetzel after pursuit. Sheep losses totaled at least 45 in Wyandot and Seneca counties over 15 days, with four lambs killed on the Hinfford farm before the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Tymochtee Township
McCutchenville
Wollie
Orley Eckleberry
Eckleberry
Louis’ Hetzel
Seneca County
Hinfford ‘Farm
J. Craig Bowman
Robert Wood
Anson Bloom
Jack ‘Stalter
Wyandot
Wanden
Wyardot
Crawford
Notice of Hearing on Road Improvement Wyandot County Ohio
The Wyandot County Ohio Board of Commissioners schedules a hearing for compensation and damages related to the proposed Co H 95h Ridge Township road improvement. Owners whose lands are affected must file written claims with the Clerk before the June 24 1950 hearing date to preserve rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemmigsioners
Wyandot
Ohio
Ridge Township
County ‘Commissioners
Board of ‘Commissioners
Ito
Board of Commissioners
Wyandot County
OHAR
Redd, Jir
Death of Louis Bakies Pioneer of Pike County Indiana
Louis Bakies 79 5 218 died April 4 1950 at his Pike County Indiana home Born October 11 1870 in Frenchtown to Joseph and Jane Bakies Married Alice Battenfield November 30 1891 Survived by wife four sons Fred Roy Edward Louis Jr seven grandchildren five great grandchildren and a surviving sister and niece He was retired oil field worker and Lutheran Church member Funeral services held at White River Chapel led by Rev Grover Krieg and Rev Seacrist Burial in White River cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bakies
Pike County
Indiana
Frenchtown
Joseph
Jane
Jennings) Bakies
Upper Sandusky
Alice Battenfield
Fred
Roy
Illinois
Edward
Petersburg
Ind
Louis, Jr
Pekin
Ill
Bessie
Margaret
Ruth Miller
Martha Miller
Bakies
Nicholas
Andrew
Frank
John
Ohio
Lutheran Church
White River Chapel
Milton Hendricks Dies at 79 in Vanlue Home
Milton Hendricks 79 retired carpenter died of a heart attack Tuesday evening at his Vanlue residence. He was father to Mrs. Dennis DeVene Erman Hendricks and Mrs. Richard Wenninger of Carey. Funeral services set for Friday noon at Vanlue E U B Church with Rev. W L Gunther and Rev. Walter Marks officiating. Burial in Van Horn cemetery. Body to be taken to home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hendricks
Carpenter
Vanlue
Hendricks
Dennis DeVene
Erman Hendricks
Richard Wenginger
Carey
Vanlue E. U. B
W. L. Gunther
Walter Marks
van’ Wert
van ,Horn
Card of Thanks to Kind Friends and Pallbearers
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and passing of our husband and father. Special thanks to Br. Ambrose and the Franciscan Fathers for services. Gratitude to pallbearers for flowers and bouquets, and to Mr Bristol, Mrs John Pahl, Mr and Mrs Henry OFlaherty, and Mr and Mrs Marcellus Jacoby for their help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueath
Ambrose
Bristoll
John Pahl
Henry O'Flaherty
Marcellus Jacoby
Typewriter Ribbons Available at The Carey Times
The Carey Times advertises typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons of any make. Includes a variety of brands and likely stocking details for office needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Chinchilla Fur Farm Promises Home Business Opportunity
Local advert offers chances to raise chinchillas at home as a profitable hobby or full time occupation. The listing notes chinchillas breed well in small spaces, are clean and odorless, with a vegetable diet. Open 24 hours at 10200 N Telegraph Road Laurence Kemp Monroe P.O. Carleton Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Road
Laurence Kemp
Monroe _ P.O
Carleton,mich
Local and Personal Dinner Guests Spread Across Counties
Local and personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. Jay Monroe and daughter Rhonda along with Mrs. Rachel Snyder of Toledo as Memorial Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter and daughter Bernisce and others south of Carey. Bilis Bignell of Palo, Mich. with George Nichols and daughter Karen of Mint, Mich. visited the Orwicks west of Lovell for a weekend. Arthur Decker and family near Findlay and Marcell Orwick with children of Mt. Blanchard called on the Orwick home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Monroe
Rhonda
Rachel Snyder
Toledo
Earl Hunter
Miss Bernisce
Francis “Bigharsis
Robert
Rodney
Carey
Bilis Bignell
Palo
Mich
George Nichols
Karen
Mint
Harry Orwick
Lovell
Arthur Decker
Near Findlay
Marcell Orwick
Mt. Blanchard
Orwick
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Veterans Committee
Gibbins’ Restaurant
Oe Lek Boy
Dad
Bernard’s
IGA
All Brands Soap Powder
Blue Lake
Golderive
Maxwell House
Dawn
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