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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1957
Page
3
Advertisement touts SUNIS for quick relief with no sniffing or smearing. Claims no aspirin acetaminophen phenacetin or caffeine and onset in about an hour with a price of 74.00 at local drug stores.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Logsdon married May 4 at St Michael's Catholic Church Findlay. They will host friends at 428 E Lima St Findlay after May 19. Mrs Logsdon is Frieda Jean McDowell daughter of Lonnie and Mrs McDowell Walbridge. Mr Logsdon's parents are Wilfrid and Mrs Logsdon south of Carey.
Pvt Carl Meek left Thursday for a new assignment at Ft Bliss Texas after a 12 day furlough with his parents Gene Hoepf and John Greer accompanied him to Hopkins Airport Cleveland for his flight Nelson Charles McLarkey and William Laverne Moses traveled to Columbus for pre induction physicals Richard Tony Stapley completed eight weeks of Navy basic training at Great Lakes Illinois and is on 14 day leave Lovell Feed Mill was entered during the night of May 7 breaking a window thieves left empty handed sheriff investigates
Robert Long and Mrs. Hester Bingle wed at 4 PM Thursday May 9 in Upper Sandusky. They will reside at 123 W Brown Avenue for the time being.
The Wyandot County Health Department’s 1956 report shows communicable diseases at a minimum with two polio and two tuberculosis cases. TB patients were hospitalized at Oak Ridge Sanatorium, while vaccination efforts included 311 smallpox shots and 140 Salk polio vaccines for indigents. Rabies investigations, meat inspections, and extensive school health activities are detailed, including preschool clinics and vision and hearing screenings.
Sealed bids for a house and lot in Carey Wyandot County Ohio will be opened May 25 1957 at 1 30 pm at F K Cassels office 221 E Findlay St Carey Ohio Possession given sale taxes not due until June 1958 Ten percent bid deposit due sale day Balance due within ten days after deed delivery Owner reserves right to reject any bids
The Heidelberg College Community Symphony Orchestra will give a spring concert at 3 30 P M Sunday afternoon in the college chapel at Tiffin John Welsh 201 W North Street is a member of the orchestra The public is invited to attend.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lerner and Dale Blair plan a 100 mile Antique Automobile Club of America Ohio Region tour this weekend. The group will meet Friday at the Crossroads of America Motel Vandalia for dinner and entertainment before a Saturday drive to the Ohio Caverns and a banquet back at the motel.
In Seneca county probate court last week William and Anna Benner sought consent to settle wrongful death and minor injury claims from a August 5 1956 automobile collision at Hopewell township roads 109 and 102. Ruth Ann Benner three months old died and four Benner children were injured. settlements total 1690 with $250 for the death and $1,440 for injuries. Mrs Robert Snyder also died in the crash.
Members of Alpha Gamma Rho at Ohio State University honored their mothers with a dinner Sunday at the fraternity house in Columbus. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Cole of southwest of Carey and Miss Rose Marie Davis attending as guests of their son Robert Coles.
Wyandot Memorial Hospital board reported April occupancy at 86 percent. April figures show 120 admissions, 984 discharges, 36 inpatients May 1, 103 outpatients, 22 emergencies, 29 births, 49 surgeries, 880 adult days, 139 infant days, and a per capita operating cost of 24.83 dollars. Unpaid accounts older than one year are to be turned over to Wyandot County’s prosecuting attorney for collection following a state auditor directive.
The April district II patrol report covers Bay bridge Fremont Norwalk Bucyrus Marion and Mansfield post areas. It lists 306 traffic accidents including seven fatal with eight killed and 97 personal injury cases with 181 injured. Also 1,125 arrests 880 for traffic violations 141 for faulty registrations or overloading 5 for felonies. Property recovered valued at 4810 dollars. 26,332 trucks weighed. 1,701 driver examinations given. 2735.75 dollars collected in registration fees.
A quotation frames self love as a cup with no bottom, capable of endless pouring without ever filling. The line attributes this image to Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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