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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
4
Reverend Melvin R. Frey reflects on Isaiah 55 noting pain can be transformed into harmony. Sorrow and thorns yield to joy as sinners forsake their ways. God’s grace brings heavenly harmonies where mountains sing and trees clap.
A card dated May 3 is sent to Mr and Mrs Vernon F Koehler of route 2 Upper Sandusky.
When disaster strikes there is no time to ask for blood donations. Blood must be available for life saving transfusions. Thousands need it now for surgery and medical treatment. A national reserve of blood derivatives is urged as life insurance for future disasters.
R M Ey man state director of education says Ohio’s school buses traveled 50 584 500 miles this year transporting 454 886 pupils across 7 067 vehicles in 1 247 districts. Average per mile cost is 24 cents and annual operation cost was 12 191 018 dollars while the fleet shows 5 803 board owned vehicles and 1 126 contract buses.
A Toledo Goodwill Industries truck will visit Carey on Thursday and Friday June 23 and 24 to collect repairable clothing furniture and household items. Donations fund training and employment for about 130 aged and handicapped workers. call Mrs. Lester F. Smiley at 6-3761 or leave items at 309 E Findlay Street.
Area births notice reports the birth of a son on June 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cover of route 1 Nevada. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
The 4th quarterly distribution of Foundation Program funds for the 1954-55 school year was $31,227,475, per a State Department of Education release. The total of four payments for 1954-55 totals $123,900,000 with City schools $11,002,166.12, exempted villages $2,092,926.87, county schools $12,591,642.99. retirees funds receive $644,890 and $4,895,848.75 for teachers.
Four Upper Sandusky youths, three from the current high school class, left May 31 for naval induction in Columbus. They were sent later to Camp Bainbridge Maryland. Enlistees include Fom Warfel Tom Caldwell Donald Long and Terril Wallace who works at Millers restaurant.
Services for Mrs Ollie Sheldon 61 of Humbolt Kansas were held at 2 p m last Thursday. She was killed in an auto train collision in Humbolt Tuesday May 31. Born October 8 1893 she was daughter of H E and wife who lived in Arlington. Survived by two daughters two sisters and two brothers with several relatives and attendees listed.
Miss Joyce Savidge has accepted a position in the office of Porcelain Products, Inc., and began her duties there Wednesday of last week.
Multiple transfers listed including Philip and Clara R Oelberg to Bertha V Stephan and others on part lot 24 Sears Place Upper Sandusky for $1. J Dudley Herndon deceased certificate to Anna Herndon lot 68 Marseille village for $1. Arthur C Jacqueth to Board of Education Upper Seyport outlet No 214 Upper Sandusky for $9 000. Charles and Susan M Buhharp to Doris Patricia Kirby lots 25 26 Old Town Sycamore 1.81 acres Sycamore village for $1. Edward Roszman to Gerald W and Romaine M Meiser 80 acres Salem township for $1. Floyd H and Gladys M McClain to Harold and Mildred A Clabaugh part Lot No 1 John Gaa addition Upper Sandusky for $1. Harry Shambaugh to Irene Callaci lots 4 and 5 Jacob Keller subdivision Upper Sandusky for $1. Chester Riedel to Earl J and Ida Jeanette Valentine 2.3 acres Sycamore township for $1.
Notices include real estate tax due by June or second half tax with books open and close July 20 1955. Also listings of estate administration for Rolland B Jacobs deceased with Sarles B Jacobs appointed administratrix and creditors to file claims within four months. Public notices from Wyandot County Ohio.
The State of Ohio Wyandot County Probate Division notifies the executor administrator and Ohio residents that an inventory and appraisement of the Peter J Niederkohr estate was filed. A hearing is set for June 21 1955 at 10 A.M. Objections must be filed at least five days before. Judge and ex officio Clerk sign.
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