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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
5
Local residents shared news of visits and relocations, with numerous weekend activities. Rev L Lee officiated at a Bettsville funeral and later joined Bettsville parishioners. Victor Buehning of Woodville married Miss Helen Gangner of Kansas at Trinity Evangelical Church Lettsville charge.
Mrs W P Slater returns home on S Patterson street after visit in Akron. Pfc Herman Kitzler has arrived in England. N H Ryder and wife of Findlay were supper guests of B M Bachar. Mrs Dean Clady visits husband stationed at Camp Butner NC. Ralph Arend from near Carey underwent surgery at Findlay hospital. Mr and Mrs Linus Reinhart and Gerald Collet visit the Theis family in Fremont. Alice Tewell visits grandparents in Findlay. The Wohlgamush family and Jane visit James Oge in Cleveland. Donald C Healey, now in San Diego dental tech school, on leave. Franklin D Gilliland sent from Fort Thomas to Fort Belvoir. Rene Dubois promoted to corporal in air cover on Gilbert Islands. Richard Glenn Feck of Toledo vacationing with grandparents near Carey. Vincent Feck visits from Tiffin. Frank Shenk of US Navy on leave from Porto Rico. to report to Pensacola. Rey B Lee attends Ohio War Fund meeting in Columbus. Carey Times offers family reunion cards. Mrs C A Weinandy undergoes operation at Findlay hospital. Mrs Raymond Biggs of Toledo and Alice Beebs of Columbus visit R C Beebe family. Rev B Lee trips to Mt Gilead and attends Lee family reunion at State Lake Park. Jane Orians receives letter from Pvt Robert Orians near London. Tom Stombaugh and sons from Toledo visit. Rosely Stombaugh accompanies them home. Ray Gamberling opens a restaurant at Vanlue with ice cream and light refreshments. Cpl Henry Southward on furlough from Macon GA. wife to join him later at Green relatives’ home east of Crawford.
Only two days remain to retrieve garments without extra charges. Garments left after June 24 may not be protected from fire theft or moth damage. Bradley the Tailor issues the notice to customers.
Thank you note expresses appreciation for soloists Mrs G Laird Mrs Vernon Huston and Miss Patay plus Donna Wonder Joan Cole and others. It credits decorating committee led by Cecil Laird Ira Wickiser and Miss Jennie Steen. thanks contributors to missionary fund of the W S S and publicity from Carey Times.
Township officials from across the state gather in Columbus for a two day wartime conference June 29 and 30. Republican and Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls address trustees and clerks while Mayor James Garfield Stewart of Cincinnati and Mayor Frank Lausche of Cleveland participate. Fire equipment exhibit planned near the Deahl er Walick hotel with two new township fire trucks tested by pumping river water.
Sgt. Paul G. Smith son of Mrs Edith S Smith of Euclid Ohio has begun training at an England air service command control depot to bridge U S Army preparation with active war duty. He previously worked as a draftsman for the Cleveland Tractor Co.
Mr and Mrs Marcus J Mangett receive notice from the War Department that 2nd Lt Marcus J Mangett Jr remains officially missing after a May 7 1948 plane disappearance over the Bismarck Sea. The Mangett family awaits any status change and is informed when updates occur. Marcus is brother to Frank Mangett and to Mrs Frank X Boeg and Mrs Mary Young of Carey.
Readable notice lists typewriter ribbons including ma chinee ribbons and any make machine available at Tha Carey Times.
The destroyer Nicholas won the presidential unit citation at Pearl Harbor for actions off Kolombangara and New Georgia in July 1943. Cmdr Keith accepted the award from Admiral Nimitz after missions that saved 700 survivors and damaged enemy ships amid heavy attacks.
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