Collet Unser Wedding in St Marys Tiffin
Nicholas Collet and Ann L Unser wed at St Marys Church Tiffin with Rev Martin Collet OFM Corp officiating. The ceremony featured a Nuptial High Mass and double ring. Guests included family from Nevada Upper Sandusky and Tiffin, with a reception at the Bel-Aire Club. The couple will reside in Columbus after a reception and trip to the eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Collet
OFM Corp
Douglas
Wyo
Ann L. Unser
Nicholas ‘A. Collet
Andrew F. Collet
Nevada
Carey
Father Collet
Mary Huff
Evelyn Behm
Tiffin
Norman Collet
Tural Upper Sandusky
Jake Swartzmiller
Henry Collet
M. Charlotte
Ursuline Convent
Ralph Kuebler
Bel-Aire Club
American Legion
Collet
Price Avenue
Columbus
Calvert High School
U. S. Glass Company
Carey High School
U. S. Air Force
Alaska
Ohio State University
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Toledo
Relief expenditures hit all time high in Ohio counties
County relief spending in Ohio rose to 84,191,828 in 1955, up from 435,866 the prior year. Poor relief accounted for 39.69 percent of the total, with dependent children at 22.66 percent and other categories including children homes and county homes making up the rest. City relief is expected to add 6 to 7 million, while county totals show a 385 percent rise since 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
James
A. Rhodes
Wyandot
Rhodes
Worthman Family Visiting Inn Guests From Lexington
Lt Colonel Worthman and Mrs Worthman with daughters Ann and Rebecca of Lexington Massachusetts visit the Inhera Family Living Inn. They stay until August 1 before Lt Colonel Worthman leaves for Baltimore Maryland where he works in Air Force Research and Development.
Yesterday’s Tomorrow Reassures After All
A reflective piece argues that perceptions of time shift can ease worry. It frames today as a workaround of yesterday and tomorrow, suggesting resilience and a calmer outlook despite uncertainty. It emphasizes mindset over circumstance.
Pvt Ralph Altman Completes Tank Crew Training at Fort Knox
Pvt Ralph T. Altman son of Mr and Mrs Harold W Platt of Carey Ohio completed 10 weeks of advanced individual training at Fort Knox Army Armor Training Center. He trained to drive a medium tank passed .30 and .50 caliber machine gun tests and qualified as a gunner with the 90 mm tank gun. He joined the Army last January and attended Carey High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox
Ralph T. Altman
Harold W. Platt
E. North Street
Carey
Ohio
Army
Armor Training Center
Altman
Carey High School
Yale Confers Engineering Diploma on Price in Class of 934
Yale University awarded diplomas on June 11 to 934 graduates led by William C. Price of Upper Sandusky son of Attorney and Mrs. Russell C. Price. Price earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering and was among the class honored on the commencement day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Price
Russell C. Price
Upper
Sandusky
Yale University
Upper Sandusky High Learns Yale Grads Rare Honor
Upper Sandusky High officials note a student believed to be the first from Upper to graduate Yale. Price earned Dean’s List honors and sang in multiple glee clubs. left June 13 on a 16 day national tour with 70 varsity members through Cincinnati Salt Lake City and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Sandusky
Upper
Yale
Price
Apollo Glee Club
Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Portland
Seattle
Minneapolis
Estate Properties Sold In Upper Sandusky By Sealed Bid
Harold D. Roth as administrator of Harriet Ivan Smalley’s estate sold two Upper Sandusky properties by sealed bid. 231 N Fourth Street house and lot appraised at 6000 sold to Grace Shafer for 4000. 434 N Fifth Street house and lot appraised at 4100 sold to Ina Coyer at appraised value. Attorneys Stansberg and Schoenberg. Max Hughey administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren. A. Steinmetz
Eden Township
Ora McClain
Nevada
Mervin, Myers
Upper Sandusky
Harold D. Roth
Bandusky
Harriet Ivan Smalley
Fourth Street
Grace Shafer
N. Fifth Street
Inan Coyer
Upper
Sandusky
Stansberg and Schoenberger
Max Hughey
Shirley Wisner Wins Nursing Scholarship for Tech Training
Miss Shirley Wisner, Carey High School graduate, awarded the Virginia Jenkins Nursing Scholarship by the Carey Soroptimist Club. She travels to Cleveland to study medical technology at Carnegie Institute of Technology for 12 months and will intern for a year at a chosen hospital after the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Wisner
Virginia Jenkins
Carey
Pleads Guilty On Two Assault Charges In Hancock County
John M Puckett pleaded guilty to two counts of assault threatening in a menacing manner and unlawfully discharging a firearm at his son in law Paul Fletcher. He received 200 and 50 dollar fines and four days in jail plus costs. A third count was dropped with the case proceeding to June 20. The shooting happened June 9 at the Fletcher home in Biglick township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Puckett
Paul Fletcher
James A. Bope
Findlay
Hancock County
Juneau
Puckett
Paul ‘A. Burson
Fletcher
Carey
Biglick ‘Township
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Nicholas Collet
Ann Unser
Robert Huth
Mercy Hospital
Donald Haubert
Tom Marks
New Riegel
Huth
Huth Construction Co
Christine An Schuster
University Hospital
Wyandot County
E Ann
Henry E. Schuster
Pvt. Altman
Russell E. Rakestraw
Carey Motor Service, Inc
Buick Agency
the Snyder Lumber Co