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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
5
Burson Hale announces Friday extensions with MT IDY specials from 6 to 9 PM. Store will stay open evenings每 Friday to offer watches and jewelry at promotional prices.
Charles Lee Callahan of Frederick Street shows gradual improvement from a back ailment with an indefinite return to work. Dwight E. Rickle, age one, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Rickle, Blanchard Valley Hospital, improving after pneumonia-like illness following the flu. expected discharge this week. Julia Tanner of E Findlay Street admitted to Wyandot Memorial Hospital, improving after two weeks of illness. Mrs. Joseph Garn of W Brown Avenue released from Wyandot Memorial Hospital after pneumonia following the flu. plans to return to work Monday. Russell W. Heffelfinger of W Brown Avenue treated at Blanchard Valley Hospital for a stomach ailment with X-rays. Robert Frederick of W Findlay Street sprained right ankle. confined at home but up part of time. George Bowen of 213 N Patterson Street recovering from bronchial and lung surgery. hospital stay at Flower Hospital, Toledo, Feb 15 to Mar 12. Mrs. Charles Kessler of S Muncie Street admitted to Mercy Hospital Tiffin for surgery and recovery. Gerald Trausch, east of Carey, hospitalized after sudden illness. transferred from Wyandot Memorial to Mercy Hospital Columbus. unable to speak but conscious. Alonzo Dick of Adrian discharged from Marion General Hospital after multiple surgeries. convalescing at home. Mrs Matt Asher of Findlay, daughter of Mrs Wm Keller, underwent minor surgery at Blanchard Valley Hospital and progressing nicely.
Edison Davis thanks everyone for flowers cards and visits during hospitalization and after returning home for all the help and kindness received.
A fragmented note mentions a barking dog event with unclear details, lacking a clear location or date and no further context available from the readable text.
3/C Thomas A. Krom Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Krom Sr of 400 S Patterson St, leaves for Adair AF Station Corvallis Ore after graduating from Keesler AFB Mississippi on February 13 and earning an Outstanding Performance certificate while in the Aircraft Control and Warning Operator course. He returned Feb 15 for 30 days. a farewell dinner was held with fiancée Miss Emogene Perkins and family attending.
A/2C Darrell W. Craft departed Toledo after a 30 day furlough to report to Warner Robins AFB Georgia. He previously served at Lowry AFB Colorado and was met in Toledo by Janice and Leo Beagle Jr. His brother Edward E. Craft and sister in law from Washington D C visited during leave.
Christ Lutheran Church lists the midweek Lenten service on March 27 at 7 45 pm with the Youth and Senior Choirs, sermon Were You There When He Was Condemned, and a film The Judgment. Pastor’s Class meets 8 30 pm. Sunday services feature the Children's Choir and Junior Sermon. Intermediate Luther League meets 5 pm with roller skating March 29 at Findlay rink. Priscilla Circle meets at 8 pm with specified hostesses and lesson leaders.
Garry E Sherman was born March 13 1963 at Bluffton Community Hospital to Menard and Sandra Sherman of Leipsic and died one hour later. Services were held at 11 p m in Leipsic at Peoples Funeral Home with burial in Sugar Ridge Cemetery. Surviving are the parents a sister Linda grandparents Ted Sherman McComb and Clarence Fackler Leipsie and great grandmothers Mrs Scott Long and Mrs Mary Sherman of Carey.
Mrs. Arthur N. Stevens thanks neighbors and friends for kindnesses after her husband’s death. She mentions Mrs. Mac Coppler, Mrs. Clarence Bingle, Rebekah Lodge, Win A Couple Class of Central Church of Christ Findlay, Mr. Bristoll, and all others who assisted or remembered them. The note ends with a quip about marriage and happiness linked to a daughter.
Wyandot is listed among sixteen Northwest Ohio counties to which clinical diagnostic services are being extended for mentally retarded individuals. The program aims to provide assessment and support resources across the region.
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