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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
4
A special meeting of the Carey Band Mothers is set for 7 30 o clock this evening with Mrs Melvin Hotellng at 202 West North Street All members are urged to attend.
Franklin held the role of ambassador to France at age 81, reflecting a late career appointment. His tenure marks a notable chapter in diplomatic service and public life.
Several youths from Carey and nearby areas were selected by the 4 H Advisory Committee to attend camps. Winners will enjoy free access to many camps. Dale Heuberger will attend the State 4 H Conservation Camp July 30 to August 4 at Camp Ohio near Attica. Edmund Weaver joined a 4 H Junior Leaders session at Camp Ohio last week. In early June Sue Smith Jim Buckingham Leora Bell and Jack Bell attended 4 H Camp Councillors Training Camp at Kellies Island Lake Erie to train county camp councillors. Louis Hoepf plans to attend the 4 H Advisors Conference September 14 19 at Ohio State University.
Franciscan Sisters Mary Matilda and Mary Paschal marked the 25th anniversary of their vows with a reception at St. Francis Convent in Tiffin attended by relatives including Miss Isabelle and Miss Teresa Collet. A solemn high mass was conducted by Rev. Martin Collet with a vice of clergy. Matilda, formerly Leona Anglet, is linked to the Carey area, with sisters Agnes and Timothy also in the Tiffin community.
Mrs Lenore Lupton of Findlay and Mr and Mrs Everette Rogers with children James Tommy and Nancy of Columbus returned Friday from a several day visit with Mr and Mrs George Pointer and daughters Amy and Linda in Rochester NY They attended the dedication of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer parish house Mrs Pointer formerly Velma Loman daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Sloman of E South Street is a member of the church choir She is a sister of Mrs Lupton and Mrs Rogers
Miss Joan Cole resigns to pursue a master’s in religious counseling at Ball State Teachers’ College. A Westwood Methodist Church farewell party featured a public This Is Your Life tribute with many friends and dignitaries from Cincinnati’s religious and educational circles.
A 1956 Ford V eight roars through Indianapolis Speedway setting a stock car speed record with a lap at 113.7 mph and an overall 107 mph five hundred mile average. Ford highlights its performance plus a call to test drive the new model.
Lanning Motor Sales advertises a Thursday evening airing across GREAT TV FORD THEATRE and CHANNEL 3. The notice emphasizes a comprehensive schedule and feature lineup for local viewers seeking automotive promos and related programming.
Wilson Wages 38 of five miles southwest of Carey died at noon Saturday June 16 1956 in University Hospital Columbus from pneumonia after a four year illness with Hodgkin's disease He was born March 2 1918 in Salyersville Kentucky to Harrison and Sarah Etta Wages He married Hazel Montgomery December 3 1939 and they moved to the Carey area twelve years ago He had worked for National Lime and Stone Co Surviving are his wife his mother Mrs Sherman Gibson of Rogersport Kentucky seven children Donald Lee Kyle Ronnie Wilson Jr Betty Lou Pattie Ann Connie two sons Bobby and Eugene are dead Brothers and sisters include Chester Lexington Kentucky Charles Michigan Mrs Warnie Bowling Kentucky Mrs William Quillum Kentucky Mrs Charles Bristol Kentucky Mrs Lonnie Large Davyton Kentucky Mrs Howard Davis Marion Kentucky He was a member of the Pentecostal Church on Shuman Road funeral services held 230 pm Tuesday Rev Ithel Charlton officiating Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery Bristoll Funeral Home in charge Body was taken to the Sheridan Gibson home Adrian Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Dible announce the approaching marriage of daughter Judith Joanne Dible of Dearborn Mich to Nathan Mackenzie Kenny of Dearborn son of Mr and Mrs Herman G Kenny of Lake Linden Mich The informal wedding will be at 2 30 PM Sunday June 24 at First Methodist Church Carey with Rev Richard L Hughes Jr officiating Open church will be observed.
A thank you note from Boy Scout Troop 51 expresses gratitude to all who assisted in making their bake sale a success.
Mrs. George Newhard and sister Mrs. Harry Grinton of Cleveland depart by auto for Santa Ana California for a two month visit. They will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beeghly. Mr. Grinton will join for the last three to four weeks before returning home.
John Snobarger and Clem Helfer depart Sunday for a two week vacation in the southern states and Florida. Both men are expected to return with travel experiences to share with the community.
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