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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
9
Local and personal notes list guests and visits from Findlay and surrounding towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Yingling and Ralph Beery of Lancaster, packs and den mothers with members, and relatives from Washington D C Indianapolis and Columbus attending events and meals.
Norman Joseph Thomas, 53, farmer, died of a coronary at 10 20 p m Tuesday June 4 at his home route 1 Upper Sandusky. Funeral services for Joseph S Hufford, 55 of Tiffin were June 5 from Moore Funeral Home Sycamore. Burial Pleasant Ridge Cemetery near Sycamore. Hufford died June 3 of a heart ailment. Births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Philip Grubb McCutchenville and a son to Mr and Mrs Ronald Cross Forest plus a girl to Mr and Mrs Gerald E Thiel Upper Sandy Sky, a girl to Mr and Mrs Richard E McVay Forest, a boy to Mr and Mrs Wendell R Garber Upper Sandusky, and a boy to Mr and Mrs Boyd J Swartz Nevada.
Ohio State Highway Patrol Superintendent Colonel Scott B Radcliffe highlights a new State ment of Policy on Hayrides by the Ohio Farm and Home Safety Committee. The group urges avoiding highway use for hayrides and outlines safety measures for private or property based events.
The Daily Vacation Bible School program closes Friday at 7 30 p m with all five departments performing songs and words. Handwork by the youngsters will be shown in the gym and parents are invited. Children's Day Sunday service at 10 30 a m features the Children's Choir and junior sermon with teachers attending. The Youth Choir will sing at 8 a m each Sunday through summer under Mrs. Charles Buckland.
The Liber Leagues organize a Monday trip to Cedar Point recreation area for youth. Meet at the church at 9 a.m. Special ride rates apply: $2 for ages 12 and under and $3 for ages 13 and up. Attendees must sign the church bulletin attendance sheet and arrange own food. Drivers needed and talk to the pastor if attending. Return home around 8:30 p.m.
The Stewardship Conference of the Northwest District of the Ohio Synod Lutheran Church will meet in Ada this Sunday at 3 p.m. Attending Christ Church members include Pastor George Cressman and C. A. Yeoman as preparations for 1964 stewardship unfold. The Children's Choir Picnic follows the 10:30 rehearsal with a walk to Waterworks Park at 11:30, ending the season until September. Mrs. Charles Buckland directs.
Transfers show John Jacoby to Selera Jacoby for a half interest in one Carey lot for $1. Joseph Silverstein, deceased, to Max P. Silverstein for 15 lots plus 4 in terests and 148 acres in Carey and Crawford township with transfer certificate. Laura E. Dunn et al to Robert T. Donelson etux for part of one Carey lot $1. L. Culler to Robert S. Gardner etux one Carey lot $1. Albert N. Kuntz to Mary E. Jaqueth part of one Carey lot $1. Mildred C Hoker etux to Roy Sargent etux part of one Carey lot $1. Erma M. Schira to Charles E Hall etux part of one Ridge township lot $1. Kenneth O'Brien etux to Mace Carpenter Jr etux 1.01 acre Crawford township $1.
Girl Scout Brownies from Troops 934 935 and 22 attended a Saturday Brownie Holiday at Waterworks Park with about 65 participants and several guests. Activities included flag ceremonies fires crafts games songs and a friendship circle. Mothers readers senior scouts and district officials joined the event.
Recruiters invite high school graduates to join the Navy Polaris program. Trainees will learn maintenance and operation of the guidance system and how to arm and fire missiles. For information contact LeRoy Betz or Richard Flavell at local Marion offices during posted hours.
For sale a 90 000 BTU forced air oil furnace with gun type burner controls and a 275 gallon fuel oil tank. The unit has been checked annually by Standard Oil Co. Carlton Jenet at 158 South Lake Street offers it for $200.
Garold E. Suber, 1041 Cory Street Fostoria, longtime bus line maintenance chief, was injured when a steel truss rod failed causing a second floor storage area to collapse at Buckeye Stages garage Fostoria. He received emergency care then orthopedic surgery and bone grafting, with a six week Toledo Hospital stay planned.
Notice states Gerald Russell will not be responsible for debts incurred by anyone else after June 3.
Two residences offered for sale: a 2 bedroom home near a Catholic church under $4000 and a one-floor 3 bedroom estate home within a block of the business section priced at $7500. Contact Attorney Paul Burson at 396-7581 for details.
Seaman Recruit Millard R. Hagerman Jr., son of Mrs. Mary Hagerman, completed basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center in a ceremony with Company 116, an honor unit. He is eligible for two weeks leave and expected home Saturday. attending were Mr. and Mrs. James Hagerman and son Brien, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Sherman and their sons Terry and Denis.
Mrs. Jane Hehr reports 104 criminal cases filed in May with various agencies. Bonds posted May 1 totaled 670, plus 3,239.20 collected, 465 returned, 875 retained, and 2,569.20 distributed to state and county offices. Civil cases included 14 filed, 11 settled or dismissed.
Pamela Rene Campbell granddaughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. Frank Ferguson stays this week with the Ferguson family on E. Findlay Street while her parents Donald J. Campbell and Cindy of Mount Clemens Michigan visit relatives in Florida. Mr Campbell brought Pamela Sunday by car a 3 hour 10 minute trip. Monday the family flew to Florida by jet from Detroit in four hours.
The record lists several property interests transferred: Billy Gene Rickle etux to Earl Buckingham of one Carey lot for 1.00. C Ogg etux to William H. Ogg of one Carey lot for 1.00. Paul J. Pahl etux to Truman C. Moser of land in Salem township. Dale Barth, deceased, to Bessie M. Barth of half interest in 177.56 acres in Tymochtee township. Doro J. Larkworthy et al to Clarence J. Traxler etux of 88.36 acres in Tymochtee township for 1.00. Certificate for transfer noted.
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