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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
The 8th annual Henry and Rose Rall family reunion will be held Sunday June 30 at St Peter's Hall Upper Sandusky. A basket dinner will be served at noon. The quip about being wounded by a blank references Form 1040.
Miss Helen Seebach, 52, longtime Wyandot county elementary supervisor and former East Elementary principal, died at Wyandot Memorial Hospital after two years of illness. A native of Upper Sandusky, she taught in local schools and served since 1957 as elementary supervisor. Services were held at Trinity United Church of Christ with burial in Old Mission Cemetery.
In the Upper Sandusky Municipal Court small claims division E M Witzel of Upper Sandusky sues Robert McQuistion for 32 dollars plus costs, Franklin Pryor for 15.37, Robert Smith for 10.57, and Jerry Austin for 24 plus costs, all in separate actions. Ted Elliott doing business as Elliotts Sunoco files a claim for 22 dollars against Thomas Hottling route 1 Harpster.
Miss Jill Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Martin of Upper Sandusky and Bruce C Schindel son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Schindel of Dayton were married Saturday June 8 at First Presbyterian Church Upper Sandusky. They will reside in Dayton.
Eugene G. Lab of Findlay formerly Carey was named Hancock County Father of the Year in the My Pops Is Tops contest by the Findlay Chamber of Commerce. His daughter Barbara submitted the winning letter and the family attended a luncheon at the Elks Home where a plaque was given. Lab is assistant cashier at Findlay First National Bank, city treasurer, teaches Sunday school at First Lutheran, and is active in Scouting.
Shambaugh led life insurance cases among all Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance agents in May. Walter G. Voecks, president, announced the top performer. Shambaugh, with Carleton G. Case agency in Marion, has been a sales leader since joining Lutheran Mutual in 1957.
Gerald Russell of Carey pleaded guilty to assault and battery by Florence Luman of Route 5 Tiffin during a municipal court arraignment Friday afternoon. Russell posted a 200 recognizance bond and was ordered to return tonight for sentencing.
The Toledo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women conducted a Catholic Action Conference at St Peters School in Upper Sandusky on Tuesday June 11 as part of five in the diocese. Rev Frederick Schill opened with the Rosary for World Peace and welcomed attendees while NCCW structure and contemporary women in Catholic action were discussed. Approximately 142 members and guests attended with workshops and a noon lunch followed by closing prayers.
Municipal court in Upper Sandusky Kentucky dismisses a non support charge against Charlies Stansbery of Carey in a case filed by Helen Stansbery and handled by the Wyandot County Sheriff's Department.
George E. Dunn and others transfer Lots 25 26 27 and 28 in Springville to Donald C. Musgrave and others for 1 dollar.
The Capable Carey Co-eds Sr 4 H Club met June 5 at advisor Mrs M E Turner home with 12 members and one visitor. Dues set at 50 cents with next meeting a steak fry. June 12 meeting opened by Linda Turner with pledge. windy weather did not dampen cooking steak salad garlic bread and desserts. Shirley Niederkohr delivered safety speech for upcoming Safety Speaking contest in Upper Sandusky. Recreation followed.
Linda Turner reports on the couple Rose Ann Wenner and Nancy Grossman and the event or notice surrounding them.
A marriage license was issued in Seneca County Probate Court to William Franklin David, Route 2, Carey, and Pennie Jean Staley, Route 3, Tiffin.
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