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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
8
A bank listing notes the Peoples Bank as a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation offering savings and checking accounts with a night depository and safe deposit services.
Priscilla Club members met at the Homestead Restaurant for lunch then gathered at Mrs. George Shuman’s home for current events and needlework. Eleven members attended with hostess Mrs. Raymond Lonsway.
The program features performances by students in grades 4 to 6 at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the Carey High School auditorium. The event includes singing and dancing and invites the public to attend.
Four high school friends from 1944 to 1947 gathered for a reunion Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Leonard Krupp in Fostoria. Guests included John James Simonis of Carey region Paul Schmitz of Akron and Eugene.
Orians St Marys Avenue hosts a Carey group including Mrs Sim ons Mrs Orians Mr and Mrs Norbert Schmitz Mr and Mrs Paul Smith and Mr and Mrs Robert Hanley with Fostoria as hostess The late Danny Smith son of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith was killed July 6 1946 in an auto train crash The evening recalls securing a Christmas tree trips to the principal's office and other memories with homemade candy and light refreshments
The Friendly Challengers of First Methodist Church met Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall west of Carey with Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Lanning as co hosts. Games and contests were enjoyed and refreshments served. Ira Hablitzel will host the April meeting with Lon Phillips as co host.
The Carey Mothers of Twins Club held its regular meeting last Wednesday at Mrs. John F. Orians home Brayton Street Final plans were made for a St Patrick's Day party and treats for Wyandot County Retarded Children’s School students on March 15 Mrs Richard Mewhorter won the door prize hosted by Mrs H J Mullholand Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Herbert Risner of Fostoria
Paul Allen Kessler son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kessler of S Munice Street celebrated his tenth birthday Saturday with a party hosted by his mother. Guests included his fourth grade classmates Keith and Karl Pahl Lloyd Logsdon George Gaster Mike Mullholand Steven Vaughn Joseph Kramer Michael Lang Tom Davidson Bob Ruffing Bob Nye John Simonis Don O Flaherty James Greene Eddie LaRoche and James A. Also present were Pauls brothers Dennis James and Charles. Lunch was served by Mrs Kessler.
Seventeen members of the Fortnightly Club met at Mrs. Cecil G. Laird’s home to discuss Trouble Spots of the World. Mrs. Douglas W. Myers and Mrs. Carl Krout led talks on Europe and the Common Market with maps showing the six nations and notable tunnels. They stressed the need for an Atlantic Community and reduced barriers, noting young leaders under 55 and that peace requires time and the burial of hostility.
Mr and Mrs Dale Richard Steyer wed February 22 in the St Paul Lutheran Church chapel Upper Sandusky with Rev Alvin T Stein officiating. The bride Sandra Kilgore wore satin with a pearl crown veil and carried red roses on a white prayer book. The groom is son of Mrs Fordyce Stroub and the late Richard Steyer. Maid of honor Sharon Kilgore and best man Richard Phillips attended. After the ceremony a dinner followed at Evergreens Restaurant.
An informative meeting closed with group singing led by Mrs Laird at her organ, promoting John Glenn's view that space starts in public schools. A March 21 session at Mrs Myers home features Art Tells a Story by Mrs Alfred Gardner. Gutermuth family dinner gathering notes various relatives near Carey and Upper Sandusky with Missouri letters read.
Mrs Dennis De Vene Hosted a St Patrick's Day themed gathering for Union Past Presidents Club Carey and Findlay Reviews of the Woman's Benefit Association. Ten members and one guest Mrs Robert Kramer attended. Get well cards were signed, contests won by six members, and refreshments served with Mrs Kramer assisting.
About 15 members toured Carey Foodland Supermarket learning store layout delivery practices shelf life procedures and how to handle unsatisfactory products and other operations details of the market.
Mrs. Albert Bentz of Frederick Street was guest of honor at a Saturday birthday gathering hosted by her daughter and family on West Street. Attendees included S/Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Kentfield and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ritter, Mrs. Mary Kentfield, Miss Laura Bentz, and others from Findlay Fostoria and Virginia. Isadore McLoughlin dropped by to wish her well. Mrs. Bentz received gifts. lunch, cake, and homemade ice cream were served.
Girl Scout Troop 905 led by Mrs. C R Guthridge and assisted by Mrs. James Bennett completed the Pottery Merit Badge under Mrs E G Ryman. Ceramics are produced industrially in Carey and other areas in the state. Members Lana Yingling Leah Yingling Jean Thomas Joan Cole Ann Shumaker Mindy Franklin Peggy Fabiani Eugenia Pahl Mary Logsdon Sandra Ferguson Joyce Baker Terri Powers Diane Bennett completed the badge including a ceramic trip.
Girl Scouts of Troop 905 highlight porcelain and pottery topics with articles by Mindy Franklin and Jean Thomas. They explain pottery as an industry and art, detailing porcelain's translucence, types of clay, and early methods, plus glaze use and practical applications.
The article outlines ancient coil and slab building, glazed finishes for smoothness, and decorating uses. It describes throwing on a wheel with hand shaping, plus molding with liquid slip poured into a mold and fired after hardening.
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