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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
4
W Cc Anderson received word from Congressman Cole that his Civil War pension has increased to 72 dollars a month. The note reflects ongoing government action toward veterans.
Twenty five students will graduate from eighth grade at Our Lady of Consolation School on Sunday May 28 in Shrine Church at 8 am. The class includes Grover Bates Jr Joseph Collet Donald Derr William Fredritz John Eugene Laube Armand Orians Joseph Schultz and others. The item also notes a family picnic and other local events including births and military updates.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Presar work at the Hall of Free Enterprise pavilion at the World’s Fair. Mrs Presar assists in pavilion management and serves as pavilion aide while Mr Presar is assistant manager and personnel supervisor. Mrs Presar is Sandra Hablitzel, daughter of Ira G. Hablitzel of 120 High Street. The Hall educates the public on the U S economic system with an electronic show Mr Both Comes to Town and displays from Invest in America Corp Freedoms Foundation Wilkie Brothers Foundation and others.
Wyandot County Commissioners call for sealed proposals by May 16 1964 for painting exterior of buildings at Wyandot County Home Upper Sandusky Ohio. Bids require 10 percent certified check and must be within estimated cost. Only Wyandot County residents may bid. The board may reject any bid.
State of Ohio Department of Highways invites bids for unit price contract 64 264 for painting guard rails on routes in Defiance Hancock Paulding and Wyandot Counties. Bids due May 26 1964 with 5 to 10 percent bid security and prequalification required. Director reserves right to reject any bids.
State of Ohio Wyandot County probate division notifies heirs and executors that a filed inventory and appraisement of Lavina R Jacob deceased will be heard May 12, 1964 at 10:00 A M. Objections or exceptions must be filed five days prior to hearing. Judge Sell H Kear signs official notice.
Mr and Mrs Presar move from Terryville Long Island to New York City address 134 34 Franklin Avenue Apt I G Flushing 11355 They invite neighbors who attend the fair to stop in and greet them at the Hall The notice mentions Columbia University among affiliated associations.
Kenneth Gene Powell a laborer of Dunkirk and Betty Jean Puchta a beautician of Carey obtained marriage licenses. Powell is the son of Benjamin Powell and Puchta the daughter of Frank Puchta.
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