New TospiVan at Mansoeield Reformatory Dedication
A new $506,000 120 bed hospital was dedicated recently at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansheld.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
11
A new $506,000 120 bed hospital was dedicated recently at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansheld.
Wyandot area Girl Scouts and Brownies plan their annual play day July 1 at the Upper Sandusky park. Activities include swimming games supper and a campfire with registration at 2 00 p m. Adults from each town are asked to assist and transport groups. Milk for supper provided by council. contact Mrs M E Turner for rides.
Goffs reports on June 18 transfers from Blanchard Valley hospital to family homes for Kay Hall and infant Donald James Louden slager. June 19 transfers include Mrs Paul Richardson and infant to 364 E South Street. Saturday transfers list Mrs Everette Pickle simer and infant daughter to 142 S Lake Street.
Ohio health officials report polio cases through June about four times higher than last year with 62 cases overall. Wayne county leads with five cases and Medina county has 13. Holmes reports five and others two or fewer. Health leaders attribute spread to contact with infected persons in Medina and Wayne regions.
Columbus boy Billy Henry seven years old has mumps. A seven inch 3 column photo on Page 1 shows Billy and his cat Inky with faces wrapped in towels. Caption notes both developed mumps last Sunday and Monday, by Rhoads Place address of the Henry family.
Ohio county defense bond figures show an eighth straight month of gains in May 1963. Wyandot County E Bonds totaled 29437, with overall E Bond improvements and new Series B and E bonds details noted. Chairman William Olpp cited higher rates and adjusted terms benefiting buyers, as the state office promotes the revised E Bond provisions and 10 year extension option.
Reva Smith and Richard Shockey attended Camp St Marys in St Marys as delegates from Memorial E VU B Sunday school and Youth Fellowship. They completed courses to aid local church work and character development. Richard returns as junior counselor next week and in July attends Linwood Park Vermilion for a School of Music under Prof Roy Mc Murray.
John Hosafros of St Petersburg and J A Schira captained the Red and Black event won by the Red team 7 to ?. Twelve teams competed at the shuffleboard courts last Friday evening. A July tournament for men and women begins at 1 pm with a potluck supper at 6:30. Registration at the cue house by July 3. Harold Donelson and Mrs Emery Ulrich won in consolation. Donelson and Karl Hosafros will face Mr and Mrs Lee Yentzer later due to sparse participation.
Karleen J. Lazza of Wharton files for divorce from Vincent J. Lazza of Wharton in Wyandot County Common Pleas court. The petition cites gross neglect of duty as the grounds for dissolution.
The Fox family annual reunion will be on Sunday June 29 at Meadowbrook park Bascom. Mathias Fox of Fostoria is president and Ralph Fox of Fremont is secretary treasurer. All family members are invited to attend.
Local memory cards indicate reunion notices printed at The Carey Times office. Details of attendees and dates are not provided in the readable text.
An 8 pound son named Philip Lee Burson was born Wednesday June 11 at Blanchard Valley hospital to Dr. and Mrs. Bart Reid Burson of Arlington. The mother Mona Hanley is from Circleville and the father is Bart Burson of Colrey. they also have a two year old daughter Pamela. A separate birth notice records a 4 to 5 pound girl Lillian Blaine Hartman born Sunday at Wyandot Memorial to Supt and Mrs G A Hartman of Ashville. she is the daughter of Lillian Rhodes of Kent and Grover A Hartman. she has siblings George Jr 20 Gary 3 and Marilyn 8.
Howard D. Hunter, seaman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Hunter of Carey Ohio, serves on the aircraft carrier USS Boxer with Task Force 77 in Korea. The Boxer conducts Far East duty and its pilots raid Communist supply lines in North Korea.
A four year scholarship covering incidental fees and partial work opportunities at Ohio State University will be offered to one high school graduate in each Ohio county starting September 1952. The awards target graduates who wish to prepare for teaching in elementary schools.
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