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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
6
Recipe collection from Band Mothers available for order from Mrs Merle Turner at one dollar per copy. Proceeds support band activities.
A benefit performance is set for 8 p.m. Thursday March 14 in the high school auditorium. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children. Proceeds go to the Robert D. Hunter family and are sponsored by the Jayceeettes.
The Carey Philharmonic Society hosted 23 members after rehearsal at the high school band room. May 5 is set for the spring concert in the high school auditorium with director John Raymaley polishing 14 pieces themed Moments to Remember. A guest soloist will be announced later. social time followed at Mrs Cole’s home with refreshments provided by several hosts. Darlene Droll, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Droll, celebrated her 14th birthday with an Our Lady of Consolation School eighth grade party at her northwest Carey home, with many classmates in attendance.
Miss Carol Droll assisted her mother as hostess as Joyce Emerine Cher presided over a party with a blue and yellow color scheme. Balloons with game names hung from the chandelier and bursts selected games. streamers decorated the dining room table with gifts and the cake. Refreshments followed as Darlene opened numerous gifts.
Members of the J. T. Club gathered at Mrs. William Spackey’s home for an afternoon of sewing carpet rags. Guest Mrs. Dora Barth attended. Mystery package won by Mrs. Lewie Beis. door prize claimed by Mrs. Wilbur Kinney. Refreshments served by Mrs. John A. Greer and Mrs. Barth. Next hostess Mrs. Vincent Arnold.
Mrs Perry McDaniel hosted eight Ruth Circle members of United Lutheran Church Women at St Marys Avenue. Devotions by Mrs W C Loughley and a lesson on Christ Our Liberator from Colossians were presented. The group approved purchasing four hymnals and six snack sets as memorials and noted Lutheran Guild work at Wyandot Memorial Hospital.
Linda Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Ransom Fletcher was honored with a birthday party Saturday at the Fletcher home. Friends and relatives attended giving Linda gifts and sharing games and refreshments.
The NW 3 B Farm Bureau Council met last Thursday at the Wisners in Lovell with ten members and two guests. Carl Frank led the session and Mrs. Wohlgamuth led a discussion on marketing Farm Bureau products and safety concerns. Mrs. Frank urged seat belt use and noted the advisory council safety drive. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Ralph Brown. A Burks family gathering in Decatur Mich featured a stork shower for Mrs. Ray Mullholand among George Burks and sons.
The Garey Times lists Maryellen Miller as Publisher-Editor and Herbert H Miller as Business Manager. The paper is published every Thursday, 57 weeks per year, and entered at the Carey Ohio Post Office as second class mail matter. Subscription rate is one year for $3.00 in advance.
The Priscilla Circle of Christ Lutheran Church met Wednesday of last week at the church. Mrs J L Reynolds Mrs ed Williams and Mrs Ferdinand Williams conducted the lesson Christ Is Our Liberator. Members participated in Q and A and hymns. A dessert course for 14 followed a brief business session.
Mrs. George Savidge entertained the T R C Club last Thursday afternoon at her home east of Carey. Mrs. Clarence Elchert gave a mystery package won by Mrs. Margaret Yost, with Mrs. ane Tanner receiving the hostess gift. After business, games followed with refreshments served. Mrs. Haford will host next meeting in three weeks.
Carey Girl Scouts observe Juliette Low Sunday with a church service in a single gathering. Protestant troops meet at 10 15 a m in First Methodist basement, Catholic Scouts meet at Our Lady of Consolation basement, uniforms required. A Juliette Low party follows at the high school gym for parents and friends.
The Junior Spaders schedule their first meeting of the year for March 14 at Mrs. J. F. Dible’s home at 242 W Findlay Street. Open to members aged 10 to 20, with a focus on personal gardens and garden projects.
Lisa Ann Dible, daughter of Larry and Rosalyn Dible, was baptized during Sunday worship at Christ Lutheran Church on February 23. The Rev. George E. Cressman officiated. Lisa Ann was born August 4, 1962.
Ronald Robert Souply, an 8th grade teacher in the Carey schools, married Susan Kay Derrickson February 23 at St. Michael's Catholic Church Findlay. The couple, with parents from Charleroi Rawson and Toledo, hosted a reception for 150 guests after the ceremony.
Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Walmer and Myrna included Carl Braden of Walbridge Beckie Moorhead. Supper guests were Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Johnston and daughters of Napoleon, the Bradens and Jenny Moorhead. Details of visits extend to Dun-kirk Lima and Alvada. a birth issued for Merle Walter of Alvada a son named Jeffrey Todd weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Illness updates include Mable Crawford flu and postmistress duties, Ida Deidrick ill at May Beck’s home.
The Vanlue Garden Club hosted the Carey Garden Club at Vanlue Methodist Church with readings reviews and seed storytelling. Flower show dates were announced for Cleveland Columbus and Toledo. 16 members and 14 guests attended. Separately Bob Hendricks opened a Nationwide Insurance office at 329 E Main St in Vanlue after a long local career including mayoral and PTA roles.
Frederick Marion Walker born Oct 28 1962 to Jerry and Lois Walker Sycamore and Cindy Kay Latham born Jan 2 1963 to Leslie and Mary Latham Decatur Mich were baptized Sunday morning at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev. George E. Cressman Sr. officiating.
Mr and Mrs Truman Cole thank friends and hospital staff at Wyandot Memorial Hospital for kindnesses during their recent hospitalization.
Funeral services for Denver R. Baker were held in Lima on Monday with attendees including Mr and Mrs L D Kear of Forest and Mr and Mrs Arthur Rodabaugh of Williamstown. Also present were Mr and Mrs Earl W Smith of Findlay and their daughter Mrs Elbert Tewell of Carey. the Smiths are sisters of the deceased.
The Carey Band Mothers held a Monday meeting in the bandroom. The ways and means committee reported a card party netting 75.75 dollars and a cookbook fundraiser remains on sale for 1 dollar. A bake sale is planned for April with time and place to be announced.
Miss Janice Marie Pifher daughter of Mrs. Clarence Pifher route 1 Tiro and the late Mr. Pifher married Richard J. Boes son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boes Sr route 3 Upper Sandusky at 930 am Saturday February 23 in Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church North Auburn. The Rev Benedict E Ringholz officiated the double ring ceremony and Nuptial High Mass. Mrs. Boes is a Buckeye Central High School graduate and works at Pioneer Rubber Willard. Mr. Boes is a 1958 Wharton High School graduate and works at Swan Rubber Co. They will reside at 513 Euclid Willard.
Miss Bonnie Lee Hamlin of Upper Sandusky and Glenn Walter Warfel of Upper Sandusky wed in a double wing ceremony at John Stewart Methodist Church Upper Sandusky on February 23. The Rev Frank A Rounsley officiated with family and friends in attendance. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon then will reside at 301 E Bigelow St Upper Sandusky. Warfel is a group leader at Millington Manufacturing Co.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Veith announce the engagement of their daughter Rita Jean to Harry L Burd son of Mr and Mrs H E Burd of Bettsville Miss Veith is a Bluffton College sophomore and clerk typist at Young Spring and Wire Corp Upper Sandusky Mr Burd a Tiffin University graduate works as a teller at First National Bank in Tiffin Rita is granddaughter of the late Mrs Myrtle Perkins.
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