Ohio Wesleyan Honors Carey Woman With Bachelor of Arts
Elizabeth Mary Cosray of Carey received a bachelor of arts degree from Ohio Wesleyan University on Wednesday. She plans to teach German or English after graduation.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
9
Elizabeth Mary Cosray of Carey received a bachelor of arts degree from Ohio Wesleyan University on Wednesday. She plans to teach German or English after graduation.
June 20 1935 reports list Women of the Moose officers led by Past Regent Mrs Jack Walters and Senior Regent Mrs Harvey Sopher. Wyandot Rural Carriers Association elected Carrier Holt president with Carrier Martin VP. FERA project reps named for Crawford and Ridge townships. School test day for pupils missing work due to scarlet fever. Sergeant John Frank Best of the state highway patrol killed testing a radio receiving set. Obituaries and local notices reference 1920 incorporation of the Carey Ohio Porcelain Co and historic 1905 and 1889 town developments.
A 2 ton truck owned by Farmers Co operative Co caught fire at 8 20 am Monday as the driver prepared to leave to pick up corn. The Carey fire department extinguished the blaze and the truck was effectively damaged.
News notes several local health updates. Mrs. J. T. Stombaugh was admitted to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Walter Pahl of Gibsonburg, a former Carey resident, underwent two major operations in Fremont Memorial Hospital. His brother and sister‑in‑law visited him Sunday. Ada Kloepfer entered Wyandot Memorial Hospital for arthritis observation and treatment after a knee injury. her condition is improving. Mrs. Charles Iden of Genoa had major surgery at Toledo Hospital and is recuperating. H. B. Keller has recovered enough to be out after illness confined him at home. Mrs. Robert Bohn of Columbus, formerly Janice Platt of Carey, had minor surgery at Grant Hospital. her mother stayed with the children Bobby, Becky and Polly while she recovers.
Mrs Catherine Guesige and Dorothy visited Mr and Mrs Waithiam Reinhart and sons William Jr and Ray of Fremont. Ray celebrated his second anniversary at a birthday dinner. The group later visited Maumee and Mrs John Gillespie and children Rebecca and Eric. Gillespie family moved to 20914 N Vance Street after husband serves in Korea. The Copplers hosted band mothers meeting with Wentlings. Mahoneys from Delaware were weekend guests of Julia Tanner. Heck family and Dallas visited Vaughns in Columbus.
Fredric Hofford 18, of Sycamore, died after a one vehicle wreck on Route 262 near Lemert Crawford County. Found unconscious at 5:30 am, he died en route to White Cross Hospital after transfer from Wyandot Memorial. Survived by parents Joseph and Dortha Hufford and siblings. Funeral 3:30 pm at E. W. Moore Sons, Pleasant Ridge Cemetery.
The State Civil Service Commission announces competitive examinations on July 14 15 and 16 for positions including caseworker case worker supervisor education specialist commercial artist clerk typist clerk stenographer and hearing reporter. Exam centers are Akron Athens Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Lima Mansfield Portsmouth Toledo and Youngstown with bulletins at state employment offices county auditors and the State Civil Service Commission Columbus.
Notice warns that anyone found trespassing on grounds or fishing in the lake will be prosecuted by The Lakeland Corp. and enforcement may include legal action.
Milk subjected to intense sunlight experiences nutrient loss and degradation of quality. Researchers note vitamins and minerals diminish with prolonged exposure, impacting freshness and potential health benefits.
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