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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
10
An outdoor lawn fete is planned at McCutchenville Methodist Church on Saturday July 18. The event will be held at Grange Hall and features community activities and bank related information from The Peoples Bank including deposits and safe depository services.
St Nicholas Rosary Altar Society held its June meeting in Frenchtown parish hall with 28 members. New officers were installed by Father Carroll Downs and a migrant worker aid request was voiced by incoming president Mrs Raymond Mathias.
Farm Bureau Group B4 held a meeting at a home on June 11 in Fostoria. The session focused on policy development as the council group topic.
Miss Diane Unverferth was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Verlaine Orians Miss Pauline Collet and Miss Josephine Troiano at 132 Brayton Street. Guests admired gifts around a fireplace in white pink and blue decor and a double wedding ring motif. The hostesses served a desert course at the end. Invited guests included Miss Dorothy Unverforth Sidney New York Mrs Richard Scheck North Baltimore Julie Smith Ft Jennings Miss Gloria Wisner Columbus and others.
Miss Rose Karcher of Wharton and Kenneth Karcher will wed Saturday morning June 27 at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. The wedding lineup includes numerous Karcher relatives and friends from the area.
The June 11 meeting of the Crawford WSCS was held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Savidge with co host Mrs. Arthur Lee. New officers led the business session including President Mrs. Carlie Woods and others. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Savidge and Mrs. Lee.
Thirteen members attended Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Raymond Lonsway's home with two guests Mrs. Ralph Pratt and her daughter Rita Ann. A delicious lunch was served and a round of dubb bridge provided entertainment. Mrs. Robert Mott won the door prize. 2 with Mrs. Mott.
T R C Club met at Mrs. George Savidge’s home east of Carey with eight members present. Treasurer’s report given, a mystery package exchanged, then card games with high score to Mrs. Ralph Tanner and low to Mrs. Anna Karcher. Priscilla Club held a June 9 luncheon at Homestead Restaurant with a childhood photo contest. 15 members and one guest attended. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stoll hosted an anniversary dinner at Jack Ball’s Restaurant for their anniversary and Col. and Mrs. A. H. Crawford of Ft. Meade Md now stationed at Ft. Meade after Turkish service. other guests listed.
Mr and Mrs James Gatchell and family traveled to Fort Riley Kansas to visit their son Pvt James Gatchell. They picked him up at the base and spent another night in Manhattan before returning home to Carey. The trip featured enjoyable scenery and a pleasant weekend visit.
Mr and Mrs Lemoyné Fagan and children Joseph and Trudie of Schuylkill Haven Pa were guests last week of his parents Mr and Mrs Russell L Fagan on W Brown Avenue Saturday evening a family event was enjoyed Others present were Mr and Mrs Russell Fagan Jerry Debbie and Kathy Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs James Weaver and Donald
Our Lady of Consolation Church officers and committee chairmen join a leadership training workshop at St Marys School in Tiffin on Tuesday June 17. The event opened with Bible service and included a noon lunch and afternoon workshops headed by Diocesan President Mrs William Fullerton and moderator Msgr Lawrence Ernst. Carey attendees include Mrs John Greer Mrs John Welsh Miss Christine Straw and others.
A mixed bridal shower hosted by Mrs Virgil Hoffman and two sisters was held Tuesday evening June 9 at the Hoffman home in Columbus Grove. Pink blue and white decor highlighted the living room as Bunco and games entertained guests. Luncheon followed and the bride to be received many gifts.
The 40th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lessig was celebrated at their daughter Mrs. Jack Ogg's home in West Street with family from New Riegel Findlay Mansfield Upper Sandusky and nearby areas. A humorous remark about credit cards concludes the note.
Carol Ann Muir daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Muir will wed Sheldon David DeVore son of Mr and Mrs Franklin DeVore Sunday afternoon June 7 at 2 30 o'clock in the Pentecostal Church of God Findlay The Rev Moses Vegh will officiate The ceremony will be followed by a reception for about 300 at the Western Style Horse Club Findlay Various family members and friends from Carey Ottawa Bluffton and other nearby places will attend The bride a Carey High School 1964 graduate works at RCA in Findlay The groom a Cory Rawson graduate plans farming afterward The couple will reside on route 5 Findlay
The statement notes that for every 1000 Americans there are 1.2 doctors 1.1 lawyers and judges 4 gas station operators 4 telephone workers and 13 federal civilian employees. It highlights the distribution of professional roles across the 190 million population.
The Carey Garden Club met in the home of president Mrs. Wilford Shuman on June 13. Officers were elected with Elbert Tewell as president and other posts filled. Members discussed tours to Wayside Gardens, a Junior Gardeners meeting in Kingwood Center, and the Ohio State Convention Aug 13–14 in Dayton.
The Niederkohr family hosts a Sunday reunion at Carey Water Works Park on June 28. Mass for deceased members is at Shrine Church at 10 30 a m followed by a noon potluck dinner.
A community gathering named Dible-Phillips is scheduled Sunday June 28 at Carey Memorial Park with lunch served at 12 30 sharp.
A proverbially cautious reflection on persistence and learning from errors. The speaker urges using intellect to recover from missteps and plan a smarter approach. The line underscores resilience through thoughtful problem solving.
A collection of brief sentiments by Mary Baker Eddy William Ellery Channing Henry Ward Beecher Abraham Lincoln Edwin Hubbell Chapin and Ralph Waldo Emerson on how love and affection shape life, warmth, character, and perception. The excerpts emphasize heartfelt bonds enriching and elevating the human spirit.
Kenneth Erickson the Corvallis Oregon school superintendent reports in the June PTA Magazine that a Wilson High School Portland survey found 82 percent of students want firmer parental guidance to foster good citizenship. The students disapprove of a hands off policy on school work friends career choices and religion.
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