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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
6
A directory item lists local churches including St. Joseph Catholic Salem Township Our Lady of Consolation and others. It provides pastors names addresses and weekly service times plus confessions catechism classes and choir plans.
A compact parish directory lists church names, locations, and service times for area congregations including Church of Christ in Christian Union, Vanlue E U B Circuit, St Paul E U B, Union E U B, Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene, Vanlue Methodist, McCutchenville Methodist, Church of God Prophecy, North Salem Lutheran, and Oak Grove. It notes pastors such as Rev Evert Roop Rev Mark Burden Rev Charles Fenster Rev Everett Bishop Rev L R Grandy Rev C W Walmer Rev William Carter and Norval Rickner, with Sunday worship times ranging from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. and additional activities like Sunday School, youth services, Bible study, and prayer meetings across multiple towns.
Grove Street notices list Rev. Sam Stone and Assistant Pastor Ray Fisher. Sunday evening prayer at 7 30 p.m. Saturday young people's service at 6 35 p.m. Location Beech Grove Pilgrim Holiness Church Co Road 4 at 95 led by Rev. Floyd Thomas.
Wyandot County Health Department warns in hot weather foods spoil quickly. Sanitarian Donald Ledwell lists signs of spoilage for canned goods meats fish and vegetables and stresses refrigerating leftovers below 45 degrees and not keeping cooked food beyond 36 hours.
Vanlue notes a mixed bridal event on June 9 at the home of Mrs. Robert Richards Upper Sandusky Co hostesses were Mrs. Howard Hunter. Attendees included Mesdames Kauffman Hunter Weaver and others. gifts from multiple sponsors. The wedding is set for June 25 at Vanlue EUB church at 3 30 p m. Separately Harry Cole of Highspire Pa earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Evangelical Congregational School of Theology June 10 1967.
On June 7 a group of thirty nine Girl Scouts from Frederick St. completed a badge hike. Mrs. Howard Boyce hosted them with escorts Mrs. Don Keller and Leah Yingling guiding the troop as they learned camping skills and lantern care. The outing ended at 4 p.m. with cookies and Kool-Aid after singing and sunburned but satisfied participants.
Edward Grine Post 354 of the American Legion held its semi monthly meeting June 5 in the post home with Commander Al fred Huelskamp presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Vincent Nye as commander. Other officers include Frank Lucius Ewart Ward and Frank Tiell as honorary commanders Gerald Reinhart first vice commander Silverius Lafontaine second vice commander Robert Hoepf adjutant Norbert Mathias finance officer Paul Clouse chaplain Harold Ulman sergeant at arms and Charles Thom for a three year term as post trustee Holdover trustees Berard Kuhn and John Reinhart will also serve. New committees named include Herbert Hohman Americanism chairman Edward J Bouillon publicity officer Bernard Kuhn and Al Huelskamp service officers. Installation is set for August 7 The 5th District Convention meets June 11 at Fremont The service officer noted Lester Cleland and Frank Tiell on the sick list Mem orial services at French town and Bascom were honored and several local cases were heard with fines and bonds including radar aided speeding cases.
The following cases were heard in Carey Mayor's court June 7. Jon G. Poesch Cumberland Md cham pper Sandusky speeding $30 bond forfeited Gleon E. Coldiron 320 Grove St Carey
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe urged creation of a 25 member Ohio Crime Commission to coordinate anti crime efforts and consider state level policing questions. He argued crime crosses counties and subdivisions and the commission would align with federal and state initiatives.
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