Huffmans Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Upper Sandusky
Carl and Mrs. Huffman marked their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home 655 South 8th Street, Upper Sandusky. Guests included Elizabeth Melroy Sycamore Betty Grossman Aurelis Miller and many from Kenton Findlay and Upper Sandusky. The event followed dinner at Village Inn and included a ham barbecue and smorgasbord. The couple also served as greeters at the Upper Sandusky E U B Church services.
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County Recorder
Carl Huffman
S. 8Th Street
Upper Sandusky
Elizabeth Melroy
Sycamore
Betty V. Grossman
Aurelis Miller
Darling W. Oman
Malcom W. George
Fred
Mildred Young
Carl Marshall
Bernard Terfiple
Kathie McN Mee
Richard Steiner
Jeannejad
Elizabeth Steiner
Robert
Mary Ann Temple
Leah
John Broseke
Kenton
Jim Kline
Findlay
Kathy
Karen Sue Huffman
Huffman
Upper Sandusky E.U.B
Carey Homecoming Schedule Set For July 8 To 11
Carey American Legion announces the Carey Homecoming July 8 through 11 led by Family Night July 8. The parade begins Thursday at 6 pm with the CB Club organizing. free band admission to the record hop, Johnny Walker on the turntable. tickets discounted by local shops for rides on the midway. Friday matinee tickets and stubs enter a bicycle drawing at 8 pm. Kiddie Parade July 10 at 7 pm with Old Time band. Western Style Square Dancers perform 8 to 10 pm. final prize awards at 10 pm Saturday. Food begins 4:30 pm daily. larger midway this year. ticket sales may reduce legion debts.
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Carey American Legion
Earl Green Post No
Carey CB Club
Johnny Walker
WFOB
Carey
Legionnaires
Park Restroom Plans, Zoning Discussed at Carey Council
Carey Ohio council hears complaint over park area trespass by children and considers trimming hedges and removing loose tree branches. A regional planning meeting set for June 29 with more facts to come. Building permits approved for a storage building in Findlay and a home with attached garage in Snyder Park Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton and National Lime and Stone Co
Gerald Rickle
Befor Council
John Windau
Worello Street
Sycamore Tree Service
Carey
Ridge
Crawford
Paul Heck
Forrest Wenner
Lawrence Orians
Charles Wenner
Hancock County
David Myers
CCDC
Norman Kramer
Kramer
N. Vance Street
Fred C. Snowbarger
Findlay
Snyder Lumber Company
Snyder Park
KNOW YOUR INSECT ENEMY ORCHARD INVADERS
Fruit trees face pests such as the oriental fruit moth red banded leaf roller and apple rust mite. Infestations can damage twigs fruit and foliage with russeted scars and leaf folding. Sevin pesticide and sanitation are advised for protection.
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San Jose
Tornado damages Carey area farms and homes
The Carey region suffered extensive destruction from a tornado. The Shane Brothers Dairy near Wharton sustained major damage to buildings while Bobby Lambert survived unharmed after taking cover in a milking parlor. Homes of the Baker and Teets families were heavily damaged with shattered windows and roof lifting reported. Nearby farms along county road 4 and areas in Wyandot Hancock and Putnam counties also reported damage.
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Joseph Teets
Shane Brothers
Wharton
Bobby Lambert
Bobby
Theopole Barn
Claren Baker
Teets
Baker
Wyandot
Hancock
Putnam Counties
Bible School Concludes With Picnic At Carey Park
Vacation Bible School classes at First Methodist and Memorial E.U.B. Churches end Friday June 19. All ages share a picnic lunch at Carey Memorial Park and dismiss by noon. Teachers include Mrs Donovan Lanning and others across Kindergarten to Junior groups. Theme Jesus guided two weeks of activities.
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First Methodist
Memorial E.U.B
Carey Memorial Park
Donovan Lanning
Charles Raver
Mary Beckley
Joyce Wise
Betsy Newcomer
Kathy Traxler
Reid Wickiser
Tommy Kear
Lynn Dee Myers
Mary Jane Lanning
James Hendricks
Lynn Franklin
Ruth Black
Ruth Ann Shumaker
Susie Myers
Sandra Ferguson
Mindy Franklin
Janet Guthridge
Sharon Creeger
Miss Gay Gardner
Sue Roynon
Kathy Luzader
Sharon Schade
Wilfred Shuman
Robert Jones
Robert Frederick
Paul Frederick
Gary Patterson
Jesus
Power grid debate touted by public power advocates
The Chestertown News argues that the investor-owned electric utility industry already interconnects vast power lines and runs extensive research yielding larger generators and higher voltages. It says public power grids are politicized while private investments should be encouraged, not hindered, by federal action.
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Interior Department
Rural Electrification Administration
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Chestertown
Maryland
Industry of America
U. S
Washington
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Carl Huffmans
Council
David Davies
del Monte
Old Virginia
Pee
Jelly J
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