Local Family Names in City Notice
Harold Niederkohy and daughter Mrs. Alonzo Green, Mrs. Fred McLoughlin, Miss Jean and David Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Pant appear in a community notice listing residents involved in a local event or matter.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
9
Harold Niederkohy and daughter Mrs. Alonzo Green, Mrs. Fred McLoughlin, Miss Jean and David Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Pant appear in a community notice listing residents involved in a local event or matter.
Miss Glenna Moser daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Moser Adrian married Clair Wille son of Jay Hile Upper Sandusky on Saturday at First Evangelical Lutheran Church Findlay Dr W Bradley pastor officiated Bridesmaids included Byron Hile Arcadia sister of the bride and wore pink carnations The couple will reside in Fostoria after a reception at the bride’s home
Mrs Florence Hendricks of route 8 Findlay and Fred Radabaugh of route 1 Arlington wed at 8 30 PM Saturday June 10 in the Wayland Church of God parsonage with Rev Robert Fast officiating. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Raymond Cramer of route 1 Wharton. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will live on a farm near Mt Blanchard.
Miss Irene Elizabeth Hammer daughter of Mr and Mrs Macey Hammer Gibsonburg wed Don ald Eugene Lowery son of Mr and Mrs Harley Lowery Westoria formerly Carey in St Michael's Church Gibsonburg at 9 30 am Tuesday A reception followed at Helena town hall Attendees included Mr and Mrs P J Niederkohr and family Mrs Raymond Peiffer Mrs Margaret Yost Mrs E G Smyder and others Carries details of the groom as former Kroger manager in Carey now overseeing a Swanton store.
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