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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1969
Page
5
Terry Sherman, son of Mrs. Donna Sherman, is on leave from Fort Gordon Georgia. He stays with his wife at 629 EB Findlay Street and has two brothers in the Navy. He plans to depart for Oakland California soon.
Douglas Bame son of Eldon and Mrs Bame Route 2 Carey left on a five day bus trip to Colorado after earning the journey by garnering new subscribers to the Findlay Republican Courier. The itinerary includes ranch activities in a Dude Ranch Rocky Mountain sightseeing U S Mint Denver and Garden of the Gods tours.
Members of the New Riegel High School Class of 1944 celebrated the 25th graduation anniversary with a steak dinner and social hour at the Moose Lodge in New Riegel. Harold Ulman read the Last Will, the class planned a 1974 reunion, and Gerald Boes and Mrs. Robert Myers organized arrangements.
Dalton Beard and Carey faces assault charges with fines set at 50 and 25 dollars plus costs. Beard’s previous suspended fine of 25 dollars was forfeited. Joseph Considine from Southfield Michigan fined 25 dollars for red light violation. Ramon Lee fined 25 dollars for speeding. Ruth Sherman fined 10 dollars plus costs for failure to yield.
Edmund A. Weaver Jr son of Mr and Mrs E A Weaver of Carey joins Columbus based SCOA Industries Inc as store planner designer. He brings automated machine design experience from Columbia Research and Development and five years as head of product development for Columbus Show Case Co. SCOA operates 800 retail shoe units 11 shoe factories 22 full line budget department stores and 24 major appliance units across 44 states and 7 Canadian provinces.
A Wyandot County drive appeals for blood donors with details on donor coverage under Red Cross and hospital policies. The notice also lists estates and probate actions including appointments, bond filings, and hearings with dates and parties named.
Four people were injured in a three-car crash on U S 23 two miles north of Carey at 5 45 p m Saturday June 14. Naomi Speelman 42 of Carey stalled at the railroad crossing and was rear ended by Roy Lowery 45 of Belleville Michigan. Lowery’s car then hit Louis Bader 41 of Carey. Carol Lowery suffered a broken arm and Pamela Holcomb 9 a passenger in the Lowery car had back injuries. All were treated at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Lowery was cited for an assured clear distance violation and fined 20 and costs in Upper Sandusky Municipal Court.
Mr and Mrs Hobart Tong attend the commencement at Taft Hall Ada where Dace Samils Tong earned a diploma in elementary education and will teach in Shelby.
Kevin Worst served as flag holder on Saturday for Den 1 of Pack 13 Cub Scouts. The group opened their meeting with a flag ceremony and an orderly start.
Two minor traffic incidents reported on June 12. Michael Caudill backed into Ronald Jacobs parked car causing $30 damage to a 54 Ford. No citation issued. Debra Donelson struck a Village sign on E Findlay Street. $10 damage. her 68 Ford unharmed.
Carl Frith of Alvadra has been discharged on June 13 from Blanchard Valley Hospital after treatment.
The Carey Little League team secured its first league victory by defeating Mar in a closely contested game. Both squads played solid defense as Carey pulled ahead in the later innings and held on for the win.
A historical note explains the blood bank system, detailing blood types O A B AB and Rh factors, donor statistics, and how 12 to 13 pints fill an average adult. It covers screening, component therapy, and uses for plasma, cryoprecipitate, platelets, and other derivatives. It ends by asking how much one pint yearly can help family members.
Preliminary notice filed for Estate of Ora D Kidwell with inventory and appraisement. Hearing set June 9 1969 at 9 00 a m. Will of Hazel Briggs witnesses and codicil admitted to probate. Appointment letters issued to Eugene B Schubert and J D Briggs for related estates.
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