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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
10
The Carey Ohio May 14 1964 issue notes The Peoples Bank as a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation with references to savings accounts checking night depository and safe deposit facilities.
Mrs Jerome Bernard was named president of the Carey Fortnightly Club at a meeting last Thursday at the home of Mrs Alfred Gardner. New officers include vice president Mrs Wallace Dible and secretary-treasurer Mrs George Cressman. Mrs Grover Snyder spoke on Drama of Beautiful Gardens, urging planning, bloom succession, and the value of perennials and seed catalogs for garden beauty.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Kirian of New Riegel observed their 40th wedding anniversary on May 6 1924 they were married May 6 1924 in St Peters Catholic Church Alvada They are the parents of six children Joseph Tiffinville Mrs Robert Depinet Ralph New Riegel Mrs Richard Depinet Fos toria and Mrs Neil Kerbs New Washington They have 24 grandchildren A Mass honoring the couple was said at Our Lady of Consolation Church on the morning of May 5 due to Mrs Kirian health no celebration was planned
Mrs James Simonis presided at the May 5 meeting of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia in Fostoria. A donation was given to the Candor Society. Mrs Simonis thanked volunteers including Mrs Clarence Hoopf and others. My ers will represent the council at the next CCDC meeting. Attendance and accumulating prizes were awarded. Snitch bingo and refreshments followed. Carey women host June 2 for Fostoria and St Marys of Tiffin councils with a buffet supper.
Carol Muir bride elect of June 7 was honored at a Sunday May 3 bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ralph Williams in Leipsic. Guests listed include Mrs. Dale Briendbaugh Pandora Mrs. Martin Stall Lima Mrs. Harold Gratz and Sandra and others. Mrs. Franklin Muir and Carol Ann attended. Also noted is a post shower report of Mrs. William Hershman and Mrs. Rex Huston returning April 30 from a 10 day Cape Hatteras trip with visits to Williamsburg Charlottesville and Fredericksburg.
The May meeting of Beta Psi Chapter Kappa Delta Phi Sorority elected Mrs Charles Callahan as delegate to the national convention set for June 18 19 20 at Jekyll Island Georgia. Attendees included Mrs Max Frye Miss Glenda Smiley and Miss Judy Smiley with reports on the spring program and plans for the Mother Daughter banquet. Also noted was a May 25 social meeting hosted by Mrs Roger Lortz.
Mrs. William Keller and Mr and Mrs Ben Hartinger of Lima were presented with an engraved silver dish and 25 silver dollars as a recognition gesture.
Ronnie Kin son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Kin of Crawford was surprised by a group of seven grade boys who gathered at his home for a gala birthday party. The event featured decorated serving table large cake games and contests with prizes. Attendees included John Nye Ronald Jacoby Larry Gaster Ronnie Jacoby Larry Niederkohr Steven Yingling David Krupp Donnie Brown Billy Reinhart Jeff Showberger Ricky Brooks Danny Lindsay Mark Orians Tom Jacoby Allen Brown Ralph Troiano and Fadie Myers. John Frédritz sent gifts of regrets.
Rosary Altar Society held May devotions at St Nicholas Church Frenchtown led by Rev Bartholomew Leis OFM Conv and later met in the parish hall with 29 members and 2 guests. Mrs Walter Daniel spoke on laity roles and five virtues Faith Hope Charity Patience Humility and announced officer training on June 16 at St Marys Tiffin. Mrs Leon Mitten outlined communications program and book donations. May 13 bloodmobile visit to Tiffin and May 25 deanery training at St Nicholas noted. Mrs Charles Arbogast won the door prize. Meeting closed with Memorae and lunch provided. Next meeting June 2 chaired by Rol la Osborn Robert Schmitz Emil Dechler.
Miss Carol Smith of Cincinnati was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower Monday evening in Christ Lutheran Church social rooms. Hostesses were Vicki Kinnard Janice Smith and Diane Rife led games won by Barbara McCarley and Ruth Black who presented prizes to the honored guest.
The article notes who won the door prize and who presented a gift to Carol. Present were Betty Fleece Diane Kramer Ida Mae Mitten Carol Croll Ruth Collet Diane Emerine Emogene Perkins Janet Sopher Sheila McKinnon Debbie Strahm Ruth Black Janet Burson Linda Risner Carol Muir Betty Tong Sue Roynon plus Janet Kessler Janet Baker Vicki Hoepf Joan Bradman Loretta Collet and Mrs Vernon Grubel. Mrs Helen Kinnard assisted hosts in serving refreshments. Miss Smith, niece of Mr and Mrs Wade Speelman, will marry May 31 at Christ Lutheran Church. the groom is Dale Gegenheimer of Cincinnati.
Bobby Buckland six years old celebrated his May birthday with his kindergarten class. His sisters Cheryl and Cindy helped make placemats while Mrs. Buckland served fruit punch and cupcakes. Bobby gave balloons and clown-face lollipops to his friends.
Members of Beta Psi Chapter Kappa Delta Phi Sorority hosted a banquet honoring mothers. The event featured tribute and appreciation activities recognizing maternal support within the chapter community.
Each mother received a white carnation corsage from her daughter. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Bristoll Mrs. Glen Barger Mrs. Wallace Shaffer Mrs. Max Frye Mrs. Charles Callahan Mrs. Roger Lortz and Miss Glenda Smiley Carey Mrs. Martha Smiley Findlay Mrs. Danny Smith Toledo Ind.
Mrs. Ralph Orians was named president of the Carey Jaycee-Ettes at the annual election held at the American Legion Hall. Next year’s officers include Vice President Mrs. Dwight Nye Secretary Mrs. Jerry McCarley and Treasurer Mrs. Louis Hoopf. Installation Banquet set for June 20. Dorothy Dickey featured in a My Fair Lady program with Joel Jacoby at the piano. The group planned to help with the June 6 Memorial Park Baseball Instruction Clinic.
Mrs. Robert F. Hunter will attend the CCDC meetings as a Taycee-Ettes representative. She thanked assistants for past month projects and formed a Homecoming float committee including Mrs. Orians Mrs. Snook Mrs. Hoepf Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Hunter plus their husbands. The group will help build the float. Maystery package was won by Mrs. Hoepf with Mrs. McCarley and Dwight Oriang serving refreshments. Mrs. Gregory attended as a club guest. June meeting will be a progressive dinner with hosts to be announced.
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