Brownie Troop 85 Collects Mother's Day Gifts
Brownie Troop 85 met after school on May 8 at the West building. Gifts were prepared for their brother at the County Home and wrapped for delivery. Marilyn Tewell, Reporter.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
8
Brownie Troop 85 met after school on May 8 at the West building. Gifts were prepared for their brother at the County Home and wrapped for delivery. Marilyn Tewell, Reporter.
Miss Mary Alavena Gaster and William Lewis Yingling wed at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in a low mass ceremony. The bride wore a white organdy gown with a short train and carried a white prayer book. Attendants in Canary yellow and Nile green wore matching gowns. A reception for about 310 followed at Gibbins dining room, with 75 in the afternoon. The couple will reside with the Setapartis after a short wedding trip. he works for National Lime and Stone Co. and she is secretary for Carey Loan Co.
Mr and Mrs J A Vaughn announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Marjorie Ann Vaughn of New Lexington to George Baron of Marion son of Charles F Baron of Tiffin and the late Mrs Baron. The wedding is set for Saturday morning June 24 at Our Lady’s Consolation Church. Both brides and groom elect are Ohio State University graduates. She teaches English and home economics at Moxahala High School and he works as a mechanical engineer for a power shovel company. They plan to reside in Marion.
On Tuesday morning five year old Trudy Bayes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bayes of 38 E North Street, was rushed to Mercy hospital Tiffin after an ambulance call. A spinal test revealed meningitis. The note ends with an unrelated line urging ticket purchases for a benefit show by a girl named Stout.
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