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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
5
Local notices recount a June of social visits sales meetings and family events in Findlay Ohio and nearby communities. Exhibits include a Mother’s Day roses gift a naval ship duty Guam and a dairy business move plus numerous calls visits and church and civic events across Carey Upper Sandusky Fostoria Toledo and Columbus.
The Farmers of America receive a frank update on International Harvester resuming production after a strike. Extra shifts and careful scheduling aim to restore parts and machines. the message warns of shortages and delays, but promises not to compromise quality as demand remains high.
Edward Hanzely and Patricia Ann McBeth were married at St Peter's Catholic Church in Upper Sandusky with Rev. Father William J. McKeown officiating. The couple, both graduates and with military and nursing backgrounds, plan to reside in Hazleton after a wedding trip.
Lillian Remer of Goshen and Peter C. Feck were married Sunday May 12 at 5 pm in St. Nicholas Catholic Church parsonage French Town. Rev Joseph Brobst officiated with Attendants Don Gearing and Alberta Truesdale. Guest list included Toledo Wakaponeta Carey Tiffin Findlay plus families at a buffet for 35.
Miss Marjorie Ahn Orians daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Orians northwest of Carey married David N Frisch son of Mr and Mrs Charles Frisch of Upper Sandusky in a 9 30 am ceremony at the Shrine Church of Our Lady of Consolation. The Rev Ambrose Finnegan officiated with music by Sister M Imelda.
New officers for the Findlay area Lutheran Laymen's Association were elected by the executive committee at First Lutheran Church Findlay for the coming year. President Paul Pember of Fostoria leads the slate with 1st vice president Henry Reamsnyder of Arlington, 2nd vice president Boyd Hudson of Findlay, secretary Fred Gohlke of Findlay, and treasurer H E Snyder of Carey.
Readable text notes name cards located at The Carey Times office for visitors and staff. The item indicates that credentials or identifying cards were printed or engraved for personnel access and formal contact purposes.
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