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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
2
1C Donald K. Stock departed Carey Saturday for a new assignment at Turner Air Force Base Georgia. He returned home February 11 on emergency leave from Goose Bay Labrador called due to his father Henry Stock’s illness.
Mr Stock was a patient at St Vincent's Hospital in Toledo where he underwent surgery during that period.
I thank all who helped at the hospital and at home especially Dr and nurses Rev J Frank Ferguson and Rev Crabbs from Sycamore M E Church for kind words and prayers Mr Goff for ambulance service.
Funeral services for Pearl L. Weikert 59 lifetime resident of McCutchenville were held at Moore Funeral Home Sycamore officiated by Rev Gene Hege. Burial followed at Bethel Cemetery. She died March 13 1963 at home after brief illness. She was born March 5 1904 in Wyandot County daughter of Allan and Amanda Myers. Survived by husband George G. Weikert two sons Gordon and Jerry six grandchildren mother and husband survived by her mother elderly twin sister deceased. She was a former school teacher and member of William Myers Chapter No 196 Order of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Fabio Franco, once a Cuba resident and Findlay College alumna, told Crawford Methodist Church’s Woman’s Society of Christian Service about life in Cuba. She and her two sons left last year while her husband remains in Cuba. An attentive Q&A followed her illustrated talk.
Mrs Arthur Lee led the gathering with prayer and Mrs Rader assisted by her daughter Eileen in serving refreshments. Mrs Lortz will host the next meeting on April 18, one week later than usual due to Holy Week.
Alva D. Beard 83 retired farmer of Biglick township Hancock county died at 4 a.m. Wednesday March 13 1963 in Blanchard Valley Hospital after a week’s admission. Born Nov 21 1879 in Marion township to Amos and Sarah Jane Beard he was a native of the county. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Harold Rickle and Irene Beard a son Merle A Beard seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial was in Van Horn Cemetery after services at Coldren Funeral Home Findlay. He was a member of Vanlue Methodist Church.
Mr and Mrs Lester Herbert sold their 148.84 acre farm on Ernest Brown road south of Carey to Kenneth and Richard Gottfried of near Upper Sandusky. The Gottfried brothers plan to rent the house and farm the land. The Herberts expect to move about May 1 to their new home in Wharton purchased from Vincent Lazza.
Sincere thanks to the relatives and friends who helped my family during my recent hospitalization and since my return home. MRS. DAVID O'FLAHERTY.
C W Heiskell 83 of Bucyrus died Tuesday March 12 at home. He was father of Mrs Wade H Koons of Jackson Mississippi formerly Carey. Funeral 3 p m Friday Wise Mortuary Bucyrus burial Springlawn Cemetery Williams Rd. Heiskell longtime Bucyrus Telephone Co manager and 50 year Mason. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Myron Miller Bucyrus two grandchildren a great grandchild and two brothers.
A note of gratitude for the cards received while a patient at Findlay Hospital and St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo, and after returning home. The message ends with a reminder to use the want ads as they pay.
Flora A. Wisner of Biglick township died at 2 05 PM Friday March 15 1963 in the home of her son Levaun Wisner and daughter in law at Wharton after a year long illness. Born July 18 1883 she was a native of Hancock County and widow of Arthur G. Wisner. Survived by three sons James V Lavern and Levain plus eight in laws grandchildren and step grandchildren. Funeral service 2 PM Monday Goff Funeral Home Wharton with burial in Hickory Grove Cemetery Northwest of Carey.
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