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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
7
A bank identified as a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation provides a savings and checking depository service with a night depository facility. The notice references standard safety and deposit protections under FDIC guidelines.
Leonard Frankart returned home from University Hospital Columbus after major heart surgery eight days earlier and is up around the house. Alonzo Dick remains at home after recent surgery. Harold Yost recovered from toe infection and Joe Yost had tonsils and adenoids removed at Blanchard Valley Hospital. Wilma Barney was treated for chest pains at Memorial Hospital and returned to Carey High School. Cline King, Ralph Schlack, Benny DeAmicis, Mrs. Dora Barth, and Jessie Risner are noted as recent or ongoing hospital patients or convalescents in local facilities.
Tim Moran, four, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Moran of S Vance Street, had a double hernia operation last Thursday at Wyandot Memorial Hospital and was released Friday. He is recovering and mobile. In Blanchard Valley Hospital a patient underwent major surgery last Thursday and was expected to be released soon. Harley Wolf of Upper Sandusky, formerly Carey, faced major surgery at Marion General Hospital but a heart attack during prep postponed the procedure. John Puckett of Adrian was an overnight patient at Wyandot Memorial Hospital Saturday.
Local meetings list includes World War I Veterans at the Legion Hall in Upper Sandusky and multiple Carey area clubs with times and hostesses. Kingwood Center near Mansfield expects 50 000 tulips to peak May 11 12 with gardens open free to the public and funded by the Charles Kelley King endowment. A proverb about narrow minds and wide mouths appears at the end.
Carey Blue Devils prevail 64 to 54 over Riverdale in a Riverdale home meet. Carey set nine track records while Riverdale managed five. Ross Wise broke Carey's broad jump school record with 20 feet 5 inches.
Joe Jacoby, son of Mr and Mrs Marcellus Jacoby of N Vance Street, gave a piano recital Sunday at St Francis High School auditorium Tiffin with pieces by Anderson Brahms Chopin Kosma Rachmaninoff and Liszt. The audience of Sisters novices and aspirants applauded his performance.
Readers are invited to report parties birthdays anniversaries and family gatherings by calling 396 2311 to have the event announced in the Carey Times.
The Garey Times lists Maryellen Miller as Publisher-Editor and Herbert H. Miller as Business Manager. It notes publication weekly on Thursdays and postage details for Carey Ohio subscribers, with Ohio and out-of-state rates.
The Sperker family moves to the Millard Schrote property south of Vanlue while the Everett Harold family relocates to the Fred Kloepfer house nearby. Parish and school news include Vanlue Junior High musicians earning four superiors and one excellent at Elida, a funeral for Mrs. Lottie Audrey Strawser, hospital visits, a stroke recovery, and a surprise birthday party for Joe Léar.
The Carey Times notes Thursday May 9 1963 page 2 lists local youths including Tommie Higgins Allan Higgins Danny Clark Jenica Phillips Tommy Lee Nathan Hendricks Cris Currence Dennis Lee Jimmie Currence Linda Saltzman Brenda Pratt Sharon Phillips Patty Clark Larry Insley Bruce Pratt Danny Pratt Danny Hendricks Roger Miller Mike Phillips Ricky Phillips Susan Worst Karen Phillips and Mrs James Currence directing instrumental music by the Busy Bee Class.
Wasps blamed for a two-vehicle crash southwest of Carey when Herman Gibbs 69 lost control of a 1958 Ford station wagon while trying to kill a wasp in the car. The vehicle hit a power pole and fence causing extensive left side damage. Howard Hunter 32 in a 1963 Mercury had minor damage nearby while Ronald Kies 22 in a 1963 Chevrolet was not damaged.
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