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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
11
Local notes recount Mrs Hilda Schira and relatives attending a peony festival in Van Wert. Guests include the Schira family, Jacoby family, and a wide circle from Upper Sandusky Toledo Detroit and Chicago. The piece lists numerous visits, weddings, and family gatherings across several towns.
Carey area residents attend visits travels and family gatherings including Catherine and Luann Tiell visiting with Vincent and Mrs Brooks Teresa Isabelle Collet Wallace Nye and family attend community events Ruiner and Sons paper wrap shop notes and Jerry Pahl hosts friend Vern Chandler of Tinker AFB visits James Calmes Charles Calmes family visit Ruth Calmes returns from Las Vegas to stay six weeks Shad Richards visits Upper Sandusky family gathering and Bobby Zeiger celebrates 2nd birthday in Toledo area
Mrs. Frank H. Frederick was among the Fortnightly Club members on the Columbus library association tour Saturday. Her name was inadvertently omitted from the published list of those planning to take the tour.
First Methodist Church will shift its morning worship to 9 30 starting Sunday to enjoy cooler mornings. Sunday school will follow at 10 30 in the basement.
Band Mothers summer festival set for Saturday June 30 in the shelter house at Memorial Park. Serving begins at 5 pm. All Band Mothers are asked to keep the date open.
Charles C Hoepf 80 long time resident died of tuberculosis at 4 30 p m Tuesday June 12 1956 at Oak Ridge Sanatorium Green Springs after a year as a patient. He lived in Tiffin and Carey areas and leaves 11 children 65 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral from St Marys Church Tiffin Friday at 9 30 am burial in St Marys Cemetery Hoffman Funeral Home handling arrangements.
After a heart attack a portion of heart muscle loses blood supply and may die, losing its ability to contract. The surrounding muscle continues to function, while the damaged area is replaced by scar tissue that is strong but does not contract like normal heart muscle.
A 7 pound 6 4 ounce son Douglas Allen Bennett was born at Wyandot Memorial Hospital at 3 pm to Mr and Mrs Richard A Bennett of Upper Sandusky. Mrs Bennett is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Shaffer of Carey and the Bennett grandparents are in Upper Sandusky. Douglas Allen shares a birthday anniversary with his uncle Wallace Shaffer and cousin Mary Anne of Carey. A second birth is a 7 pound 10 ounce son Donald Samuel Newcomer born at 4 am Tuesday in Blanchard Valley Hospital to Mr and Mrs Samuel Newcomer of Carey. Mrs Newcomer is Arlene Perkins. Grandparents are Mrs Myrtle Perkins and Mr and Mrs H G Newcomer of Fostoria. Donald Samuel has a brother Roger and a sister Betsy.
Mrs. Millie Garling, 72, of 822 W Sandusky St Findlay died Friday at Blanchard Valley Hospital after a heart attack while preparing supper. Born Jan 7 1884 in Marion Township she was married to George G Garling and is survived by her husband daughter Nellie Crawford one grandchild three great grandchildren sister Mrs David Trachsel and two brothers. One child died in infancy.
The passage notes that not all heart attacks have pain. Common signs include sudden weakness or collapse and severe shortness of breath. The advised action is to keep the person quiet and in a suitable position while awaiting medical assistance.
Public health Q and A explains common warning signs such as chest pain and exertion linked heaviness, typical early symptoms, and the fear and nausea that may accompany heart attacks. It notes most people have prior symptoms and outlines coronary thrombosis and hypertension definitions and implications for treatment and recovery timelines.
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