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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fletcher of Clay Street attended the C and O anniversary dinner held Tuesday evening in Fostoria. The Times had previously omitted their names from the list due to verification issues before press time.
Mrs. Lucille M. Ritter 52 a mile north of Carey on US 23 died 11 10 a.m. May 4 1963 at St Francis of Oak Ridge Hospital Green Springs after a three week illness. She was born Oct 27 1910 in Ridge township to Ernest and Mary Fox. She married Harold Ritter after a prior husband died in 1940. Survived by son Richard Reinhart Carey and one grandchild, plus many siblings. Burial at St Marys Cemetery. Burial services conducted by Father Hubert Kobinski. Rosary recited Monday night at Bristoll Funeral Home.
A brief aphorism appears noting that kindness outweighs appearance. The line suggests character matters more than looks in social judgment and personal virtue.
Mrs. Ida Belle Stump, 50, wife of Charles Stump of Wharton, died at 3 25 p.m. Thursday May 2 1963 at General Hospital Cincinnati after a week as a patient. Born January 13 1913 in Crawford Township to Saxon and Laura Heck she was married November 5 1935 to Charles Stump. Survived by her husband, her father of Upper Sandusky, siblings Sherman Heck Carey and several sisters and half siblings. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Bristoll Funeral Home with Rev J Frank Ferguson officiating. Burial in Wharton Cemetery.
Walter P. Vetter 99, retired T and O C Railroad conductor, died unexpectedly at 11:45 a.m. Wednesday May 1 1963 in St Francis Home Tiffin after a fall last November led to a heart attack. Born November 19 1863 in Adrian to Adam and Barbara Vetter, he married Veronica Terris who died July 1950. Surviving is one sister Grace Yochem Alpina Mich plus nephews and nieces. Burial Calvary Cemetery Toledo. Burial handled by Bristol Funeral Home.
A reflective aphorism asserts that genuine glory comes from recovery after failures. It emphasizes resilience and continual striving, urging persistence through repeated setbacks.
Mrs Donna Marie Billock, 23, wife of John Billock Jr, died suddenly at home May 3 1963. An autopsy at University Hospital Columbus pending cause of death. Born Jan 28 1940 Van Buren daughter of Alfred and Martha McCartney. Survived by husband two children Tracey Lynn Todd Michael. six sisters in North Baltimore Van Buren and Florida. Funeral at Christ Lutheran Church conducted by Rev George Cregsman. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
Richard J. Knowlton, aviation machinist mate apprentice USN, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knowlton of Carey Ohio, completed the 9 week Aviation Machinist's Mate Reciprocating Engine School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee April 4. The program covers power plant and line operations and inspection of reciprocating engines and accessories. Prior training included aviation familiarization and mechanical fundamentals courses. Upon graduation he will be assigned duties with naval aviation units.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to those who sent cards and visited during hospitalization and after return. Separate note on Raleigh Ride warns against precocious behavior being perceived as obnoxious and advises patient friendship building.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Ogg and Carey residents sold their farm near Nova and bought the James Gatchell house at 637 E Findlay Street formerly occupied by the Earl Buckingham family The Buckinghams and their sons Richard and Michael move next door to the Rickles Wharton buyers Mr and Mrs Bill Rickle recently purchased from Allan Smith Jr Brookfield Wis The Rickles sold to the Buckinghams and return to Wharton All transactions handled by Co W Lanning broker
David and Mrs. Yingling of West North Street purchased the 312 East South Street home from William Sr and Mrs. Yingling. The Donald Traxler family currently occupies the house. The Yinglings plan no immediate move and may sell their North Street property. Real estate broker W Lanning handled the transaction.
A Crash Team of prominent regional business men will visit Wyandot County on Thursday May 16 to urge prayer for nation and community and to introduce the Christian Business Men's Committee International. Their main appearance is at the Village Inn in Upper Sandusky at noon with a luncheon for business leaders.
The Christian Business Men’s Committee of Wyandot County will oversee arrangements for a revival or faith event. Tickets can be obtained from the committee in Upper Sandusky, P.O. Box 81. Filed claims show Claude Taylor Jr. owed 9.86, Richard Racheter 18.64, and Jim Taylor Hay Co. of Upper Sandusky 20.35. these appear settled.
Claims for money on account and court costs have been filed in the Small Claims division of Upper Sandusky Municipal Court by Upper Auto Parts, Inc. The action seeks recovery of amounts due and related court expenses.
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