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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
4
Mrs J J McCabe entertained the Priscilla club Tuesday at her daughter Mrs George Newhard’s home on West Findlay Street. A 1:00 PM luncheon was served followed by a social afternoon.
Northeast of Casey hostess Mrs Earl Ward hosted the T R C club with guests Mrs Francis McCarley and Miss Bmry Ward. Highlights include a mystery package draw and a three week follow up at Findlay Street Carey. Joan Cole celebrated her 15th birthday with a Riverside swimming party and theatre visit. The Queen Esther class and Forum class held meetings with music, readings, and floral and card duties. Father’s Day surprise at Willoughby Orwick home drew many relatives and friends. A newborn Paul Duane Burks welcomed with many visitors from Carey McCutchenville surroundings.
The Carey Times lists typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for sale. Available in any make or model. Contact The Carey Times for details and pricing.
William J. Friderici Sr and Mrs Mary Belle Humphrey Robb wed in a quiet library ceremony at Miss Louisa Past's home in Tiffin. Rev John Koontz officiated with peonies and orange blossoms as decor. The couple will reside on Sandusky Street. Friderici is retired from the post office and Robb formerly worked at the Tiffin Public Library.
Victor Dunn 1/c son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dunn of West Findlay Street married Elizabeth Ice daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Ice of Glenford in a single ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev G F Stengel officiated. Dunn reports for duty at Columbus July 8. he survived the destroyer Bush sunk April 6 in the Pacific by Japanese planes.
Miss Rita Agnes McLaughlin daughter of Sherman and Mrs Yingling of North Patterson street married Delmo Arend son of Anthony Arend of five miles north of Carey in a nine thirty morning ceremony at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Rev. Ambrose Finnegan officiated a double ring nuptial mass. The bride wore a lace gown over white satin with train and pearls, carried a prayer book. her mother had carried at her first communion. Matron of honor Mrs. Howard Breitigam wore a blue satin gown with a pink bouquet. Linus Emerine served as best man, with Gene Breitigam and Robert Arend as ushers. A 350-guest dinner followed at the Pilgrim House, and 150 guests attended a reception at the Arend home. The groom farms and the couple will reside with his parents. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Etta Kitzler, Mrs. Frank Kummerer, Mr. and Mrs. Will McLaughlin and Lottie Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore McLaughlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Breitigam.
A license to wed was issued in Wyandot County for John Nunwiller of Bellefontaine, a Western Union lineman, and Miss Betty Mericle of Carey.
Miss Jane Phillips daughter of Urban and Mrs Phillips of San dusky street Tiffin wed Frank Lin P Reinhart son of Linus and Mrs Reinhart of Carey on Saturday at 9 am. The ceremony at St Marys Church featured organist Miss Mary Hutt and choir. Guests came from Carey Bucyrus Marion Shelby and Cleveland. A rehearsal dinner was held Friday evening hosted by the brid es parents.
Ruth Helen O Hoff and Robert J Kessler wed at Our Lady Consolation Shrine Church on June 16. The ceremony featured Miss Claire Ann Weinandy as maid of honor and Richard Simonis as best man. The couple plans to reside at 515 N Vance Street Carey after a short wedding trip.
The Hancock County license records show a marriage issued for Adam Ameline a farmer and Mrs Florence B H Fenstermaker both of Mr Blanchard with Rev Walter Marks officiating.
Hile Hatchery offers day old ducklings now and will buy your eggs next season. Pay is 6 cents per egg this year. Ducks are hardy and will lay many eggs. Interested parties may phone or visit on Carey Findlay road Vanlue or call 50 T.
In 1943 Okin saw 489 847 resident hunting licenses sold for 439 847 with 6 non resident licenses generating 10 290. Resident fishing licenses totaled 579 85 with receipts of 69 989 50 and 7 570 non resident fishing licenses yielding 10 050. Other conservation receipts including Lake Erie fishing licenses fur buyer permits and related items amounted to 22 506 with a projected 10 to 15 percent rise in 1944 per the division accounting office.
Orris Lepp on his Cardington farm killed a rabid fox after it chased his fox terrier. The dead animal was sent for rabies testing to the state labs via Dr. J. G Nixon and Dr. F. M. Hartsook, Morrow County health commissioner. The incident prompted health officials to report the rabies case.
The Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad seeks brakemen boilermakers machinists car repairmen sectionmen telegraph operators and bridge and building carpenters to meet wartime needs. Full wartime jobs with postwar potential and liberal retirement and unemployment benefits. Visit the nearest A C Y station for details.
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