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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
6
Mr and Mrs E Holt recently sold their residence on State Route 15 to Mr and Mrs Vern L Ruffing and left Wednesday afternoon for a new home at 1225 Woodlawn Avenue Clearwater Fla. The newly built house has never been occupied.
News of Our Neighbors reports marriages in Upper Sandusky with Rachel Hehr and Donald A Schutt wed at St Paul Lutheran Church. Also noted are band selection for State Fair, education degrees, divorces filed, and faculty changes at Upper Sandusky schools.
John H. Bremyer son of Mr and Mrs L R Bremyer of Upper Sandusky earned a Doctor of Surgical Chiropody degree from the Ohio College of Chiropody Cleveland on June 4 He assisted at the Economy Store one winter and is taking his state board examination this week Relatives including the late Mrs Theodore Myers attended the commencement
William Whitenack son of Rev and Mrs D W Whitenack left Monday for four weeks of ROTC training at Bryan Air Force Base Texas. His parents visited him Monday morning at Ohio Wesleyan University where he studies.
A playful exchange asks if trout were caught with worms and answers that brains were at the other end of the line. The snippet highlights humor in a fishing tale.
News of Those In The Service reports Marine Pfc Karl B Fields serving with the 8th Tank Battalion Atlantic Fleet Marine Force at Camp Lejeune North Carolina He is the son of Karl D Fields and his Carey Ohio parents He graduated Carey High School before enlisting in May 1954.
Marine Sgt. Robert E. Bohlen promoted while with Transport Helicopter Squadron 26 is son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bohlen of Carey Ohio. He attended Carey High School before entering service in 1952. CPL Yingling on Cruise. Raymond Yingling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yingling Adrian, left Norfolk June 1 for a midshipman's cruise to England Spain and France aboard a ship bound for return in August.
Raphael Brickner was released from military service on May 25 at Fort Carson. Cole has secured employment at General Electric.
Pfc James A Ward 21 of the Sth Infantry Division in Germany engages in field problems and maneuvers as part of a Seventh Army training in southern Germany. He entered the Army in 1954 and arrived overseas last April. His father Arthur E Ward lives on route 2 Findlay Ohio and his wife Dorothy Beaschler resides at 128 Wyandot Street Carey.
The Peoples Bank Co. appears on the annual Honor Roll of Contributors released by the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges. The foundation sends copies to nearly 100,000 alumni and friends. Last year gifts totaled 465,792 across 481 gifts, with two new colleges joining the 1955-56 roster: Mary Manse and St. Mary of the Springs. The 22 participating schools include Denison, Oberlin, Kenyon, Ohio Wesleyan, Mount Union, and others.
The Council for Technological Advancement reports that automobile manufacturers most aggressive in adopting automation posted the highest first quarter employment in history.
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