Stork Bring Several Newborns Across Local Hospitals
A series of births reported in 1963 across Wyandot Mercy Fostoria and Findlay area hospitals. Newborns include James Robert Jr. to Mr and Mrs James Stock, Carol Ann to Mr and Mrs Clement Hoepf, and Shane Allen to Mr and Mrs Robert Hanley. Others include Lee Ann Bakies, Scott Allen Babb, Brenda Sue Snyder, Karl Frederick Shuman, and more with detailed parentage and grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert, Jr
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
James Stock
Frederick Street
Phyllis Ann Slade
Thomas Slade
Hope Mills
M. C
Henry Stock
Carol Ann
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Clement Hoepf
Clay Street
Hoepf
Linda de Amicis
Clarence A. Hoopf
S. Muncie Street
Paul DeAmicis
Worello Street
Audrey
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Howard Snowberger
N. Vance Street
Donna _ Ruffing
Minnie Ruffing
Miami Springs
Fla
Cecil Atden
Sycamore
Jeffrey
Thomas
Angela
Brenda Sue
Robert A. Snyder
Main Cross Street
Findlay
Virginia Ruehle
Dean Ruehle
Carey
Clyde Snyder
Walbridge
Wallace Ruehle
W. North Street
Shane Allen
Fostoria City Hospital
Robert Hanley
Fostoria
Colleen Sue Smith
Paul Smith
Bert Hanley
Lee Ann
Kenneth F. Bakies
Shinkle Street
Roberta McLaughlin
Edward N. Bakies
Newhard Street
Kim Allen
Lee Allen
Dana Lynn
Karl Frederick
Frederick Shuman
Greenville
Luann Bacilius
Ed Bacilius
Toledo
Robert Morton
Shuman
Grace Lutheran Church
Della Ringle
Carey Police Dispose Two Cases Tuesday Night
Grove E. Walborn, 55, cited for reckless operation. $10 fine and $860 costs by Chief Jenkins and Officer Doppler. Crescencio Barrientos, 30, Findlay, running red light. $15 bond forfeited, cited by Officer Coppler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Jenkins
Grove E. Walborn
W R Jacob
Harold Doppler
Crescencio Barrientos
Findlay
Coppler
Carey juveniles placed on probation in county court
Three Carey boys charged with trying to steal a tire and gasoline from a farmer’s car in Hancock county on April 29 appeared in Wyandot county juvenile court on June 14 and were placed on probation. One 17-year-old loses driving rights for three months with a 10 p.m. curfew. A 13-year-old must be home by 9 p.m. and may not ride in a car without a parent. A 14-year-old must be home by 9 p.m. The Hancock County Sheriff’s Department filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAREY
Hancock County
Wyandot County
Hancock County Sheriff's Department
Rites Held For Aged Mother Crates 98 Arlington Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Alice Crates 98 of Arlington were held at 2 p m Sunday at the Daily Funeral Home Arlington with Rev Lewis H Theodore of Arlington Methodist Church officiating Burial followed in Maple Grove Cemetery Findlay She died June 21 1963 at Friendship Nursing Home Findlay after six years residence and months of illness She was born September 11 1864 near Houcktown and married Christian F Crates in 1885 She leaves two daughters Hazel Bibler and L Edna Brown ten grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren plus a sister three quarters of a dozen relatives survive including a son Frederick and several siblings The Arlington Methodist Church and WSCS counted among her affiliations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Crates
Arlington
L. Edna Brown
High Street
Lewis H. Theodore
Arlington Methodist Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Findlay
Crates
Hancock County
Friendship Nursing Home
Perry
Julia (Houck) Longbrake
Houcktown
Christian F. Crates
Ray
Hazel) Bibler
Brown
Anna Peterman
Marion
Frederick
WSCS
Local and Personal Notes On Visits And Relocations
Local and personal items include Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson renting the Dible apartment at 51144 E Findlay Street. Kath leen Kitzler becomes Mrs. Johnson. Col and Mrs Paul Worthman and daughters visit Arlington relatives and plan Cleveland day trip. The Worthman party continues to Virginia. Mark Platts family from Phoenix visits Wharton and Gibsonburg. Air Force Capt Richard L Davis and family finish 20 day leave with Ball family in Columbus before returning to Big Spring Texas. Judith Kitchel, daughter of Frank and Mrs Kitchel, north west of Carey, has a Cleveland secretary position with Cragin Land Free and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Columbus
Dible
E. Findlay Street
Johnson
Kathleen Kitzler
Paul Worthman
Ann
Rebecca
Arlington
Mark Platts
Ted
Betty Jo
Phoenix
Ariz
Wharton
Gibsonburg
Air Force
Richard L. Davis
Donny
Billy
Big Spring
Texas
Davis
Jack Ball
S. Patterson Street
Cecil Davis
Kenton
Judith Kitchel
Frank Kitchel
Carey
Cleveland
Cragin
Adrian News Community Club Plans Auction
Adrian News reports the Adrian Community Club met at Mrs. Bertha Crumline’s home with eleven members. President Mrs. Roger Hill outlined plans for an upcoming auction and Miss Betty Clouse provided bingo prizes. Refreshments were served by the hostess and two assistants. The next meeting is set for July 18 at Mrs. Monroe Worst’s home. Nearby visitors included Mrs. Gerald Close of Cleveland and families from New Riegel Findlay Tiffin Findlay area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club
Adrian Community Club
Bertha Crumline
Roger Hill
Betty Clouse
Glenn Williams
Myrtle Saunders
Monroe Worst
Card of Thanks from Mrs Girard Rickle
Mrs Girard Rickle thanks friends for prayers cards flowers and visits during her stay at Blanchard Valley Hospital with grateful remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Girard Rickle
Public Hearing Set on Carey Exempted Village Tax Budget
Two copies of the Carey Exempted Village School District tax budget are on file for public inspection. A public hearing will be held at the High School Building in Carey Ohio Wyandot County on July 8 1963 at 8 PM. Jennie Steen Clerk of Carey Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Exempted
Carey
Ohio
Wyandot County
Jennie Steen
Carey Board of Education
Services today for Mrs Mapes mother Bertha E Coons
Bertha Ethel Coons 67 of route 5 Upper Sandusky died at 1 10 am Tuesday June 25 1963 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since June 16. Services at 2 pm Thursday Jame Bringman Co Funeral Home Upper Sandusky Rev Alvin T Stein officiating Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Coons survived by husband Daniel L Coons two children Peggy Mapes Carey and Richard C Coons five grandchildren a brother and a sister. longtime member of St Paul Lutheran Church and Women of the Church. church organist 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ethel Coons
Route 5
Upper Sandusky
Robert Mapes
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Jame Bringman & Co. Funeral Home
Alvin T. Stein
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Gladys Gottfried
Route 2
Coons
Fungus Disease Affects Soybeans Across Varieties
Agricultural extension agent William Mitchell reports brown spot disease is spreading in soybeans this season. Signs include angular reddish brown spots on lower leaves that can progress to stems and pods. heavy infection causes early defoliation. Controls include not saving seed from badly diseased fields, crop rotation, and thorough residue tillage. no resistant soybean variety is known.
Court News: Administrators Appointed in Numerous Estates
Court actions list multiple administrations including Clarence D. Young and Carl H. Young named administrators of David B. Young’s estate in Mifflin township. Supplemental and final accounts filed by Walter J. Kail and others. inventories and inheritance tax determinations filed for several estates. public sale orders and sales set in cases involving Kathleen A. Rife, Robert Lincoln Tong, and Laura A. Burke among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Young
Carl H. Young
Upper
Sandusky
David B. Young
Mifflin Township
Walter J. Kail
Chester L. Kail
Noland L. Kissling
W. H. Ogg
Della E. Ogg
Fannie Berg
Emery Glosser
Nella B. Bland
Alice May Boyce
George Earl Tuttle
Laura A. Burke
Forrest H. Bacon
Millicent Chandler
Annie Haller
Glen Tong
Robert Lincoln Tong
Kathern Frey
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Stork
Adrian News
Gerald Close
Robert Miller
Herman Lucius
New Riegel
Carol Kohl
Louis Hohman
James Collet
Carl Dirmeyer
Edward Collet
Immermian
E. Findlay
Carey, Ohio
Mapes
William Mitchell
Court News
Foodland
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