Local Notices from Carey Page 12 Dated January 14 1956
Page 12 of The Carey Sse reports community notices and brief items dated Thursday January 14 1956. Small entries list local events, announcements, and public notices involving Carey residents and organizations.
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the Carey
Carey
Wayne Wentz Weds Mary Lou Payne in Tiffin Parlor
Mary Lou Payne daughter of Mr and Mrs William Payne and Wayne Wentz son of Mr and Mrs Ira Wentz were married in the Church of Christ parlor in Tiffin on Wednesday afternoon June 6. Pfc Wayne Wentz, a Marine stationed in San Francisco, will reside there with his bride after a home reception attended by relatives from Republic Sandusky Carey Shawtown and Tiffin. The bride is a Columbian High School graduate and Wayne recently returned from Far East duty.
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Mary Lou Payne
William Payne
Wentz Stced
Tiffin
Wayne Wentz
Ira Wentz
Nouthwest
Carey
Church of Christ
John Bray
U. S. Marine Corps
San Francisco
Calif
Sioux Spelling Lesson From Mother and Boy
A mother guides her six year old child in spelling Sioux for an Injun story. The boy learns to spell S I O U X by drawing shapes, including a snake for S and an apple for O, ending with a teeter totter for X. He proudly declares he printed Sioux all by himself with his mother’s coaching.
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Regina G. Welsh
McCutchenville Youths Tour Chicago Missions
Sixteen members of the Christian Youth Fellowship from McCutchenville Evangelical Reformed and Methodist Churches, with Rev and Mrs Paul E Deppen as chaperons, traveled by auto to Chicago for a missions study trip. They visited Kenwood Ellis Community Center Chicago Tribune building Christian Industrial League Erie Neighborhood House Beacon Neighborhood House Adler Planetarium and Astronomical Museum and Skid Row related sites.
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Mccutchenville
Chicago Missions
Christian Youth Fellowship
Erie
Chicago
Beacon
Helen Reis
Cloyce Gilliland
David Kingseed
Janice Tanner
Marcia Morehart
Janet Mullholland
Ronnie Snyder
Marvin Hufford
Richard Brown
Cherie Burgderfer
Joe
James Racheter
Sue Might
Cora Laura Wagner
Carol Brashares
Don Dunlap
Grandson's Graduation Noted After Denver Trip
Dr and Mrs Harry Hosafros returned from Denver Colorado where they visited their daughter and family since May 27 They attended commencement at Denver East High School on June 4 with son Richard among 745 graduates in the class
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Denver
Harry Hosafros
Colo
Max Emas
Richard
Jean
Denver East High School
Fostoria collects over 1000 in hospital bills in weeks
Francis M Marley, assistant city solicitor, reports more than 1000 dollars of Fostoria City Hospital debts have been collected in under two months. Of 21 521 dollars handed to him for collection, 1060 dollars had been paid by May 25 from 32 accounts, with many smaller weekly installments. Suits are filed for 101 accounts and prepared for 70 more. 668 accounts remain uncollectible for now due to nonpayment or unknown whereabouts. Two manufacturers Libby Owens and Pittsburgh Plate supply most plate and window glass in the U.S.
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Fostoria
Fostoria City Hospital
Francis M Marley
Marley
Greater Freedom Of Information In Ohio Whets Open Meetings Law
Ohio citizens enjoy broader access to government as the 1955 open meetings law reaches all state and local boards and authorities. An Ohio Newspaper Association survey shows 96 percent of communities now report fully open meetings compared with 50 percent three years ago. minutes are generally published promptly.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
G. Gordon Strong
Brush- Moore Newspapers, Inc
Canton
Strong
ONA
Ohio barbershops show growth yet fewer employees in 1954
A statewide survey finds corded and opened public inspection practices. Newspapers struggle to obtain police blotter information while reporting juveniles charged with crimes remains common in about half of Ohio papers. Barber shops stay mostly single proprietor enterprises with payroll rising from 5.7 to 7.9 million dollars between 1948 and 1954.
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Ohio
Buckeye Barbers See Revenue Rise in 1954 Census
Ohio barber shops reported receipts of 31 675 000 in 1954, up from 20 526 000 in 1948, according to Census Bureau figures. The data reflect rising consumer spending on haircuts despite price-threat forecasts.
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Washington
Ohio
Census Bureau
Wheat Marketing Cards Now Available to Wyandot Farmers
Wyandot county farmers are notified that 1956 wheat marketing cards are ready for issue at the county ASC office. Fred W. Moser, chairman, says eligibility is limited to farmers not exceeding farm allotment and 15 acres. Cards may be picked up weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or mailed upon request.
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Wyandot County
Fred W. Moser
ASC
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Charles Meridle
Mer
E. Findlay St
H. L. Wenner
Sec
v.Treas
Citizens Nation
E. Center Street
Marion National Farm Loan Assn. K
Marion
Obio Pi 'Sab
Oberlin College
Oberlin, Ohio
America
Motorists Mutual
Pauline Wickiser
Motorists Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
Ted Key
The
Travelers Safety Service
Libby Owens
Pittsburgh Plate
U.S
Ness
Buckeye
Carer
Buick
Garey Motor Service, Inc
Findlay Street
TV Bay
Turner’s Garage
E. South Street