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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
5
Local notices list numerous patients released from Wyandot Memorial and other area hospitals. Names include John DeBolt, Paul E. McKee, Edward Michaels, Henry Pieracini, Jack Puchta, Kathy Ward, Robert Bernard, Dwayne Lanker, and Dwayne's condition described as chalasia with ongoing care and potential improvement.
Notices list meetings for WCTU H B Club Catholic Ladies of Columbia J T Club PR S TRC Club Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Wyandot County Nurses Club BPO Elks No 85 with dates times and hostess details. Members urged to attend or note postponements and recess.
A witty reflection on the iconic figure of Uncle Sam moving from showy headwear to a symbol of taxation, illustrating how government revenue responsibilities have shifted to individuals.
Recent callers at the Carey Nursing Home included Thurman Teets and local residents. A birthday cake will mark Mrs. Myrtie Moore turning 95 tomorrow, with the home’s four older rooms redecorated.
Betty K. Puchta of Vanlue is granted a divorce from Donald W. Puchta on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty in Hancock County Common Pleas Court.
David V. Dulgar, 22, son of Glenn and (Miss) Dulgar of Alvada Ohio, starts nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Indiana. The program covers naval history, law, etiquette, ordnance, seamanship, drills, first aid, swimming and survival. Recruits are tested for future assignments to technical schools or on-the-job ratings.
Mary Stroup of Blanchard Valley Hospital is called to her home on E Findlay Street on Thursday. Lela Cross, from her daughter's home in Tiffin, is summoned to Blanchard Valley Hospital for surgery on Sunday.
William Frederick Nagel 87 retired farmer died at 4 14 am Wednesday June 19 1963 at the home of his daughter in law and son in law Mrs Asher Sanford northwest of Wharton He had been ASI since June 3 Born January 31 1876 in Salem township son of William and Rebecca Nagel He was married May 29 1945 to Fannie Steiner who died April 18 1945 Surviving daughters Mary Kline Upper Sandusky and Viola Sanford three grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services held at North Salem Lutheran Church at 2 pm Saturday conducted by Rev Alvin T Stein of Upper Sandusky Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
A chicken dinner and program highlighted the Father and Son banquet at Memorial EUB Church last Thursday. Galen Bame served as toastmaster. Sam Newcomer led singing. Ray Howard and Jimmy Hunter spoke for three generations. Rev. J. Paul Jones was the main speaker. Walter Ryonon played harmonica. Rev. Robert Jones gave benediction.
The Carey Times shows Maryellen Miller as Publisher Editor and Herbert H. Miller as Business Manager. It notes publication every Thursday and that the paper is entered at the Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter with annual subscription rates of 3.50 in Ohio and 4.00 outside Ohio.
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