Carey Woman Wins Local Pageant Title
A June 30 1955 notice in Times Carey Ohio highlights a local pageant winner from Carey. Details sparse but confirms the event and date.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
4
A June 30 1955 notice in Times Carey Ohio highlights a local pageant winner from Carey. Details sparse but confirms the event and date.
Mrs. Charles LaRoche of the Carey area came home last Thursday from Tucson where she spent six weeks with her son in law Ralph Williams and daughter Mari anne Williams and their new son Michael.
Libby Gardner sent gifts and regrets to the shower for Mrs. Lee Callahan but her name was omitted from last week’s acknowledgment.
Wyandot County residents are receiving more than 40 798 dollars monthly in social security benefits, per the Marion district office. As of December 1954, 898 Wyandot residents were paid this amount, with about 80 percent over 65 and the rest to widows, widowers, and children. Total December 1954 payments in the district exceeded 258 463 dollars.
The text explains that widows and parents of workers are covered by the program. Taxes paid by employees employers and the self employed fund the Social Security trust. Receipts are used to pay benefits under the old age and survivors insurance program and to administer the program. The balance is invested in Government Bonds. Receipts for 1954 totaled over 5,182,497,000.
Sixty one attended the second annual Yingling family reunion Sunday at Carey Waterworks Park. The gathering included multiple Yingling families from Lancaster Columbus Parma Lima Toledo and Adsiany with Fred Bakies and nine children attending together for the first time since 1942. An Institute for Safer Living advisory cautions drivers about overloads and stopping distances to prevent hazards.
Columbus officials urge motorists to take precautions during the July 4th week end warning that the holiday is historically deadly for traffic. Director A C Felty notes 28 deaths over the Memorial Day weekend and calls for all law enforcement to crack down on reckless driving to prevent a repeat. The department emphasizes personal responsibility and statewide police cooperation.
The area notices announce the birth of a child to Mr William D Scott and Mrs Scott of Sycamore on June 23. The report identifies the parental names and residence in Sycamore.
An ad promotes ITCH ME-NOT for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itching. It claims relief in 15 minutes and offers a 40 cent back guarantee at Harry's Drug Store.
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