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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
3
Rev D F Harryman pastor leads Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 o clock Youth Service at 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service at 7:45 p.m. Prayer Service Thursday at 7:45 p.m.
Frederick Street v. D. G. Phillips Sunday Worship at 10 a m Y P E service at 11 a m Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m Thursday evening All welcome St Joseph s Church Rev Bonaventure Crowley pastor Mass 9 a m Vanlue E R U Church Isaac Johnston pastor Richard Hendricks superintendent Sunday School 9 a m Morning Worship 10 a m Thursday 6 45 p m Choir Practice 7 30 p m Boys and Girls Fellowship Youth Fellowship Adult Bible Study St Nicholas Church Frenchtown Rev Bartholomew Leis pastor Sunday Masses 7 30 and 9 a m Confessions Saturday 8 9 p m Friday Mass 8 a m First Friday Devotions 8 p m North Salem Lutheran Church Salem Township Rev William J Zollmer pastor Edward Shaffer superintendent Church School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Youth Choir Wednesday 7 30 p m Junior Choir Saturday 9 a m Confirmation Class Saturday 10 15 a m Softball in Harrison Smith Park Upper Sandusky Wednesday 9 15
The Rev. Justin Phelps and assistors lead Sunday Masses at 6:15 8 10:30 and 12 with devotions honoring Our Lady of Consolation Benediction and blessing with Cross relic at 2 30 p m Weekday Masses are at 7 and 8 30.
Local church notices list service times and leaders for Ridge Chapel Nazarene Vanlue Eue circuit Church of God of Prophecy Grove Street Tabernacle with pastors Ellis H Penrod T A Hiatt George D Bartee and Sam Stone and weekly events including Sunday School worship and prayer meetings
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH invites parishioners to an Early Matin Service at 8 15 a m with sermon When the Church Becomes Careless followed by 9 30 a m Sunday School Paul A Burson superintendent and 10 30 a m Morning Worship with the same topic Nursery provided. Honor pays to service men at 7 30 p m Thursday Boy Scout Court of Honor for Troop 13 Willard Barth and Jack Dean Scout masters. Adult choir rehearsal at 8 p m Thursday under Harold B Greenwald.
Sunday services listed for First Methodist Church with Rev J Frank Ferguson at 8 45 a m Sunday school for all ages and Wallace Dible leading morning worship with supervised nursery. Beech Grove Evangelical United Brethren with Pastor Lyle Witmeyer and Arthur McDaniel Sunday School at 9 30 a m.
Rev Jack E Miller leads Crawford Methodist with morning worship at 9 o clock and church school at 10. Official board meets first Thursday at 7 30 p m and W S C S meets second Thursday at 8 p m. Memorial Evan U B lists Rev Charles W Cory organist Mrs Wilford Shuman choir director with summer schedule July 3 to Sept 4. Sunday School 3 a m John Hunter superintendent Promotion Day to be observed Morning Worship at 9 45.
The annual Children’s Day program at Evangelical United Brethren Church featured a full chancel decoration, performances by Sunday School groups, recitations, songs, solos, readings, and a color sound film titled Mixed Marriage. Reverend Charles W. Cory led the service and offered the benediction after the offering.
New York student Marilee J. Eschbach of Vernon Hulls class at Carey High School in Carey Ohio is a Time magazine Current Affairs Contest winner. Time's test attracts over 150000 participants in the U S and Canada and spans categories from national and foreign affairs to business sports and science. Top scorers in more than 2000 classes receive a certificate and a choice of a world globe or a book from a selected list.
In Columbian High School auditorium, the June 17 and 18 Winter Wonderland revue featured Sandra Frey 9, Debra Frey 7, and Thomas Frey 6, children of Linus and Mrs Frey, west of Carey. all tap dancers taught by Miss Helen Spitler. Debra performed Falling Leaves and Sandra played a Checker. Tommy wore a space suit in Christmas in outer space. All three joined the finale and the girls portrayed Christmas candies.
Miss Deanna Mohr and Howard Koch have set September 24 as their wedding date. Miss Mohr of Melmore is a receptionist at Natural Machinery Co. in Tiffin, and Mr. Koch of McCutchenville works at Tiffin State Hospital. Both are Melmore High School graduates.
Leroy Wimer of W North Street returned from two weeks at Little Creek Virginia where he trained in underwater demolition. Lt J G Wimer serves in the U S Naval Reserve and during his absence his wife and children hosted his mother and several relatives from Imperial Corapolis River Grove and Renville for a visit.
Francis W. Frankart and others transfer 1914 acres at Big Spring Two to Charles H. Lipker and associates. Church notices include Holy Communion at 9 a.m. and evangelistic services at 6:45 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Administrations council at 8 p.m. Philathea Class and Boys and Girls Fellowship meetings at 8 p.m. Sunday School picnic scheduled for July 21.
Memorial EUB Church held a Sunday service where Rev. Charles W. Cory delivered a sermon on Gods Shepherds and installed church officers, stewards and Sunday School teachers and assistants. Named were trustees, stewards, Sunday School superintendent John Hunter, and multiple class teachers across nurseries to youth groups with officials including Wilford Shuman, Sam Newcomer, Joan Beck, Miss Nancy Bame, and Miss Wealtha Wentling among others.
Mrs. Rachael L. Kuenzli Haas aged 94 of near Sycamore died June 23 at the home of her daughter Mrs. Isaac Corfman in Sycamore after a five day illness. Surviving are four children Ruth in Cincinnati, Freda Lininger of Upper Sandusky, Lloyd of Farmington New Jersey, and Corfman, sister Ora Schindler, brothers Arthur and Avery.
Acting judge Paul A. Burson presided in Municipal Court Friday during Judge L. C. Schoenberger’s absence. All cases were filed by the county sheriff’s department and include speeding charges against Leroy Campbell of Lancaster and Barbara A. Acosta of Forest with $10 fines and costs.
W Miller of Columbus forfeited a $30 bond. James R Custer of Findlay disturbed the peace in an Upper Sandusky bar, fined $35 and costs, and could not pay, leading to commitment in Wyandot County jail.
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