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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
7
On Saturday at 9:30 Miss Natalina Jane Pieranunzio became the bride of Harold Calmes at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Rev. Ronald Fréglia officiating. The gown featured nylon netting, lace, and a train, and she wore a pearl necklace gift from the groom.
Josephine Trojano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Troj, served as flower girl in a white brocaded gown. Elden Calmes was best man with ushers Le Roy Calmes and Paul Schmitz. The reception at the K of C hall drew 300 guests after a three course breakfast at Pilgrim House. The couple will reside on Starr Avenue, both with ties to Carey, Marion, Toledo and nearby towns.
The engagement is announced by Miss Jean McGuire's parents Mr and Mrs L A McGuire of Marshall Michigan. Raymond Schira is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Schira of route 2 Carey. The wedding is set for May 28 in Marshall.
William R. Zeis deceased and heirs file an affi davit to transfer Lot No. 2 and part interest to Amelia R. Zeis and others.
Ohio Wyandot County probate court notifies executor and next of kin of J W Wright estate that an inventory and appraisement were filed and set for hearing on March 2 1949 at 10:00 AM. Any exceptions must be filed five days before hearing. Judge Russell H Kear seals the document.
Legally detailed list shows transfers in Carey McCutchenville and Upper Sandusky areas. Includes William Might deceased transfer certifi cate foretransfer to Bertha Might and several parcel changes in McCutchenville W P Row land subdivision. Transfers also record Tressie Schwebel to Louis and Pearl Galitza five acres in Crane township and Brown family land in Ridge township for one dollar.
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