Sick and Injured Local Residents List
Mrs. Andrew Wank of St Marys released from St Marys Hospital after a five week confinement for a heart attack. Numerous patients from Carey and nearby areas are treated, with several undergoing tonsillectomies, X rays, or observes at Blanchard Valley Hospital and Wyandot Memorial Hospital. One man transferred to Grant Hospital in Columbus for back injuries awaiting possible surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wank
St. Marys
St. Marys Hospital
Herman Emerine
S. Muncie Street
John Mark Hablitzel
Gary Hablitzel
High Street
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Jack Puchta
Grove Street
Wyandot’ Memorial Hospital
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Community meetings listed for Palm Leaf area clubs
PALM LEAF REBEKAH Lodge No 656 meets 8 p m Friday at K of P hall. Initiation and inspection in formal attire for officers. Tue visit to Odd Fellows Home Springfield. COL WM CRAWFORD Chapter DAR picnic 6 30 this evening with Mrs James A Propst Route 1 Upper Sandusky. MB CLUB 2 pm this afternoon with Mrs Franklin Muir and Mrs Glenn Swindler co hostesses. ORDER Rainbow for Girls 7 30 this evening at Masonic Temple. CAREY FIREMEN AUXILIARY 8 p m Monday in firemen room. CAREY GARDEN CLUB 8 pm Monday with Mrs Forrest Wenner co hostesses Mrs Linus Myers and Mrs Clarence Hoeps program. WOMEN'S CLUB 6 30 p m Tuesday Homestead Restaurant Mrs Harold Bakies Findlay to demonstrate Japanese flower arranging. Carey Garden Club members as guests. FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS Farm Bureau Council 8 p m Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Gerald Baughman. TOPS CLUB 7 this evening with Mrs Alfred Davis. 54 CLUB 8 p m Tuesday with Mrs Paul Wonder. HOSPITAL GUILD No 22 hostesses hospital visiting hours 2 3 30 and 7 8 30 pm. guild will sew Monday. FARM BUREAU COUNCIL NW B4 8 o'clock this evening with Mr and Mrs William Slotterbeck. QUEEN ESTHER Bible Class Christ Lutheran Church 8 p m Wednesday with Mrs Forrest Wenner. Traveling basket Knowledge of limitations often goes far toward reducing vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
K of P
Odd Fellows Home
Springfield
Homestead
Harold Bakies
Findlay
Carey Garden Club
William Barger
Vanlue
Archie Cole
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Wayne Wiseley
Evert Lee
Vanlue Methodist Church
James Wolfe
Lakeside
Irene Ewing
Wolfe
Vanlue Eub
Vanlué Methodist
David Behrendt
Don Broadwater
Bob Hendricks
Vanlue Nationwide Insurance
Findlay Area
Sault Sainte Marie
Mich
Hendricks
Fred Wise
Route 1
Alvada
Bluffton Hospital
Jerome Walters
Ivan Beard
Alger
Dale Beard
Franklin Beard
Ned
Merle Franks
Luther Haines
Buffalo Street
Glen Thomas
Haines Farm
Charles Oman
Carlton Bishop
Eldon Shaffer
Sally St
Vanlue News Highlights Local Church, Hospital, and Events
Vanlue residents report Mrs. William Barger recovering from a stroke at Blanchard Valley Hospital. Rev James Wolfe anchors next year’s Vanlue church, with Vacation Bible School underway. Father’s Day services planned, youth groups attend conferences, and local residents visit family, fish in Michigan, and monitor hospital stays.
June Is a Rainbow by Mrs Bob Hendricks
A poem celebrating the beauty of June with vibrant color imagery. It praises green trees blue skies and a rainbow of flowers including pansies iris roses daisies delphiniums and poppies. The verse frames June as heavenly and worthy of admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
Bob Hendricks
Harmon H Farmer 83 Dies in Carey Ohio
Harmon H. Farmer 83 died Monday June 10 1963 at Blanchard Valley Hospital after a month long illness. Surviving are two children Lois and Chester both of Carey a brother Grover of Washington Pa three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Henry Funeral Home Lisbon burial at Oakdale Cemetery Leetonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon H. Farmer
D. J. Frazier
E. Findlay Street
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Columbiana County
Farmer
Carey
Lisbon
Elk Run Township
Everett
Sarah
Hawkins
Ida Lodge
Lois
Frazier
Chester
Grover
Washington
Bristoll Funeral
Henry Funeral Home
Oakdale
Leetonia
Harry Evory Dies Suddenly at 60s Railway Clerk
Mrs. Ralph Heck learned of the death of her brother-in-law Harry Evory of Perry New York from a heart attack on Wednesday evening June 5 1963 He was a retired railway postal clerk The funeral was held Saturday at a Perry funeral home and burial followed He is survived by his wife Winiefred a sister Mrs Heck two children Mrs Marian Dahl Providence Rhode Island and Donald Evory Rochester New York and one grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heck
Harry Evory
Perry
N. Y
Evory
Perry Funeral
Winiefred (Graves
Fostoria Branch Receives Applications for 1963 Fall
Fostoria Branch of Bowling Green State University now accepting applications for the 1963 fall semester. Fourteen courses offered with enrollments from one to six classes. All courses accredited and transferable. Courses cater to varied interests, including degree work, professional plans, or teaching certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
BGSU
Bowling Green State University
Ray Orwig
Fostoria High School
Junetime memory poem about a dad and arm chair
A nostalgic poem recalls a father and a beloved arm chair. Nell V. Twining reflects on Junetime scenes with birds crickets and budding wildrose in a memory piece that blends longing with seasonal imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Dad Nell V. Twining
Nell V. Twining
Seneca County approves animal claims for quarter
The Seneca county commissioners allowed animal claims and fees totaling 982.15 for the past quarter. The largest claim was 180 to Chester Ogg for 9 sheep killed, followed by 171 to Cecil Stark for 9 pigs killed. Mrs Oscar Elchert was paid 87 for 7 ewes injured and one killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County ‘Commissioners
Chester Ogg
Seneca Township
Cecil Stark
Hopewell Township
Oscar Elchert
Big Spring
The Garey Times publication details
Maryellen Miller publisher editor and Herbert H Miller business manager publish the Garey Times weekly in Carey Ohio with second class mail status. Subscriptions are 3 50 in state Ohio and 4 00 outside per year in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryellen Miller
Herbert H. Miller
Carey, Ohio
Ohio
Mrs. Viola Gilkey Dies in Tennessee at 81
Mrs. Viola Ludwig Gilkey, 81, of Knoxville Tennessee, died May 24 after an extended illness. A native of the community, she moved from Carey to Knoxville 42 years ago. A daughter, Mrs Dan McLoughlin of W South Street, survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola (Ludwig) Gilkey
Knoxville
Tenn
Carey
Dan McLoughlin
W. South Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ronald Patrick
Bobby
Tommy Patrick
Thelby Wentling
Cheryl Kimmel
Henry Kimmel
Cheryl
Upper Sandusky
Cecil Adkins
St. Patterson Street
Russell Heffelfinger
W. Brown Avenue
Rebecca Putnam
Robert S. Putnam
Frenchtown
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
W. J. Smith
Upper
Sandusky
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
George Lasley
West Street
Chester Platt
Crawford
F. D. Hurd
W. Findlay Street
George Dunn
Ernest Dunn
W. Findlay
Riverside Hospital
Mary Ekleberry
George Shuman
Everett Picklesimer
Richard Epley
Marion
George Epley
Brown Avenue
Marion General Hospital
Epley
Marion Power Shovel Co
Medal Alicia
General Electric
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Richardson Electric
Marseilles Ave
Fairview
Earl N. Stansbery
Minnie Stansbery
Col
WM. Crawford
Daughters of the American Revolution
James A. Propst
Franklin Muir
Glenn Swindler
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Friendly Neighbors Farm Bureau Council
Gerald Baughman
Tops Club
Alfred Davis
Paul Wonder
Hospital Qguild No
Farm Bureau “Council NW
William Slotterbeck
Christ- Lutheran Church
Forrest Wenner
Vanlue News
Mrs
Carol Beard
WSWS
Aman
Society of World Service
Paul Dipert
Kyn
Roy Prater
Marion Herman
Clarence McCormick
Claude Dipert
Herman
Guy Lee
THE
Garey Times
Viola Gilkey
Tennessee
Carey Times Key
Buckingham 'S
Mccutchenville
Far B
Vipima
Arrow ViPima
Burson-Hale, Inc
Fine Clothiers — Jewelers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!