Carey Jay-Cees Take Safety Patrol Boys to Cleveland Stadium
Carey Jay-Cees sponsored the Carey Safety Patrol outing for a group of boys. A car train transported the party to the city on Saturday June 17 for a baseball game at Cleveland Stadium. Chaperones Leon ard Bakies Dick Snook Del Mc Ginnis Dwight Nye Larry Dible Jerry Shoemaker accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay-Cees
Carey Jay-Cees
Carey Safety Patrol
Cleveland Stadium
Leonard" Bakies
Dick Snook
del McGinnis
Dwight Nye
Larry .Dible
Jerry Shoemaker
Douglas Stombaugh
Danny’ Coppler
Tim Coppler
Charles ¥ Wenner
Jeff.Coppler
Ricky Collins
Kenneth
Shaffer
Tony Zender
Real estate transfers recorded in Wyandot County May list
May recordings show Lowell Varney and wife transferring one acre in Crawford Township to Richard E Phillips. Also listed is Louis G Thiel and wife transferring part four.
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Wyandot County Recorder
Lowell Varney
Crawford Township
Richard E
Phillips
Louis G. Thiel
Local clubs in Vanlue hold meetings and social events
Six members attended Tops Club regular meeting at Mrs Bob Hendricks home with guest Mrs Joe Rinehart from Mt Blanchard. Anniversaries celebrated for Mrs Raymond Shaffer and Mrs Marion Hermon. WCTU Ruth K Stevens met in Vanlue Bethel church with devotion theme Wayside Ministry and hygiene kit talk for Vietnamese Hospital. Several social visits and dinners noted with numerous attendees from Carey Findlay Arcadia Tiffin and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hendricks
Joe Rinehart
Mt. Blanchard
Raymond Shaffer
Marion Hermon
Dave Pelfry
Findlay
Ercil Hinkle
WCTU
Ruth K. Stevens Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Vanlue
Bethel United Methodist Church
America
Norman Pratt
Transfers of Real Estate Across Townships and Towns
A list of property transfers across several townships including Upper Sandusky Salem Township McCutchenville Tymochtee and Jackson. Transfers involve numerous individuals families and the State of Ohio with parcels ranging from one lot to 40.15 acres and up to 1.72 acres.
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Upper Sandusky
Charles H
Porter Etux
Irst Building and Loan Association Company
Nevada
Charles Fox
David G. Crow
Robert A. Tielletux
Raymond Baker
Gerald C. Elchert
Walter L. Robertson
Salem Township
Richard E. Walters
Edith E.miller
Tymochtee
Edison Noblit
Richard L. Vance
Sycamore
Frances R. Stowers
Eden Township
Créston
W. Kuenzlietux
Mrs McCormick Hosts ice cream party plans discussed
Mrs Mike McCormick hosted a gathering in Vanlue with six members and three guests including Mrs Harold Wilcox and Mrs Ralph McRill winning mystery prizes. Debbie McCormick and Mrs Robert Kleisch won prizes in a hearts game. An annual family ice cream party was planned for July 17 at 7 pm with Mrs Rodney Richards as hostess. Mrs Ercil Hinkle received the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike’ McCormick
Vanlue
Med ‘Wilcox
Cathy
Debbie McCormick
Harold Wilcox
Ralph McRill
Robert ‘Kleisch
Rodney
Richards
Ercil’ Hinkle
Smiths Enjoy Wonderful Vacation in Hawaii
Mrs. Carl Smith formerly Sandra Platt returns to Findlay on June 15 after a Hawaii vacation with Sp4 Carl Smith. They stayed at the Reef Hotel and toured Circle Island Oceanic tours and Pearl Harbor with visits to night clubs and golf. Weather noted as beautiful and the vacation described as wonderful.
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SMITH
Carl Smith
Sandra Platt
Findlay
Hawaii
Carl ‘Smith
Reef Hotel
Salem Grange Names Winner of Baking Contest
Salem Grange met with Master John Schoenberger in charge. Secretary and treasurer reports were given and balloting on new members was held. Harry Pfeifer remains in hospital. The main feature was the baking contest with Mrs Russell Manhart declared winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Grange
John ’Schoenberger
Harry Pfeifer
Russell Manhart
Don Smith
Community Potluck Benefit Planned at Grange Hall
A notice invites residents to a July 4 event at 7 p.m. at the Grange Hall. Proceeds support local efforts and feature a communal meal served by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookir
Coe Seach
Wil Ue & Bee Pewnie
Grange Hall
Yinglings Entertain Tuesday Guests in Pastoral Ohio Home
Mrs. Jeanet Troemer of Phoenix Arizona, and relatives including Mrs. Joe Simonis Becky and Paul Simonis from Youngstown, visit Mr. and Mrs. William Yingling and son in Columbus for Tuesday afternoon and dinner. Troemer and Mrs. Caldwell are sisters. Simonis is their niece. Additional callers include multiple Yingling family members and visitors.
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Gerald Baughman
Danny
Judy
Route 2
Carey
Jerry Baughman
Columbus
Jim Baughman
Tiffin
Gene Garrett
Toledo
Leroy van Horn
Chicago
Ill
Art Brinkman
Arcadia
Gertrude Howard
Blanchard
Charles Smith
Oak Harbor
Leonard Kennerly
Jim Kirkpatrick
Oscar Fruth
al van Horn
Dianne
Kathryn Taylor
Lexington
Jean Cole
Alvada
Becky Moorhead
Vanlue
Rodney Richards
Rachelle
Franklin Beard
Dale Beard
Evert Lee
Earl Scott
Fostoria
Harold Stump
Lima
C. W. Walmer
Mable Crawford
St. Marys
Yinglings
Jeanet Troemer
Pheonix
Arizona
Joe Simonis
Becky
Paul Simonis
Youngstown
Lloyd Caldwell
Darrel Doutkitt
William T. Yingling
William Yingling Jr
Yingling Sr
Nettee -Troemer
Caldwell
Simonis
David Yingling
Tom
Debra
Susan
Anne
Mark
Kevin
Wayne
Yingling
Stephen
Cheryl
Sandra
Karen
Danny Yingling
Lloyd Sworden
Village couple harvests first peas of season
Mr and Mrs Elmer Rothgeb of High Street report picking their first peas Friday afternoon June 21. They gathered over a pint from their garden marking the season’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Vue
Elmer Rothgeb
High Street
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Sealy Golden Guard
SEALY
Sealy Health Guard
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Washington
Richard ‘Hall
Route 3
O. E. Ewing
Pratt
Rose Dulgar
Jolly Quilters Club
Gladieux
F Ogden Foods Inc
Ohio
Sandusky
Henry
Liegnitz
Asa
Pauline Wickiser
S. Patterson St. Carey
Volkswagen
Lou la Riche, Inc
Matinee Sun
Toler
Burt Laheaster
Etuxe
Wey
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