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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
8
The H. L. Gentry Corp of Jackson Michigan lays an eight inch oil line from Harpster to Findlay, a 35 mile stretch. Carey lies midway and the crew is staying there with a portion of workers remaining in town.
J L Marchione of Washington Pa, office manager, says a trailer office sits on Carey Handle Lumber Co grounds. About 200 laborers will be needed, mostly recruited locally. The line is reportedly being laid for a Lima company.
John F. Collet twenty four of Nevada was treated at Mercy Hospital in Tiffin for cuts and facial bruises after a wreck on State Route 231 six miles south of Tiffin. He said he tried to pass a vehicle but was forced left by another driver causing his car to swerve and roll onto its right side. The car was virtually demolished.
Area death Miss Wilma Mowery 30 of Upper Sandusky died June 9 during surgery at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Presence of medical personnel and treatment context noted in obit.
Samuel L. Walter, 90, died at his home in Upper Sandusky on June with no further details reported. He is survived by family members not listed in the brief obituary.
Mrs Mae Chambers Meinzer 43 of 10944 Avenue J Chicago died 3:30 p.m. Thursday June 9 1955 at South Side Hospital from a brain hemorrhage after a brief illness. Survived by husband Carl F Meinzer son Carl Jr and a daughter Mrs Marilyn Jacobson. Born Carey June 20 1912 she was a graduate of Carey High School and a member of Christ Lutheran Church and Crawford Chapter No 168 Order of the Eastern Star. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Monday at the church with Dr T Benton Peery. burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Goff Funeral Home in charge.
Mrs Louise Denzer Hayman aged 90 widow of Verner Grant Hayman died June 8 at the home of her daughter Mrs Marie Klaiss north of Sycamore. Her survivors include two daughters and a son in law. Funeral arrangements are pending.
A son was born June 9 to Mr and Mrs L Herbert Weiningen of Sycamore. A daughter was born June 9 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Freshour of route 1 Nevada.
The June 4 banquet in the East Ballroom of the Ohio State University Student Union honors Professor G. W. McCuen who retires June 30 after 31 years as chairman of the department of agricultural engineering. He taught 40 years and helped launch Ohio’s first rural electric line near Marysville. About 300 attendees included former students and colleagues. Mr Romig, a former student, joined the Romig family in Columbus with Richard Vaughn.
James Reile a Salem Township High School graduate was named vice president and assistant manager of the newly incorporated Reilé & Co. He plans to devote full time to the farms run by the firm. Reile, son of Mr and Mrs Ulrich Reile northwest of Upper Sandusky, earned a state FFA farmer degree and previously led the Salem High School FFA. His wheat corn and beef projects included a 10 acre corn plot yielding 139.72 bushels per acre.
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