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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1968
Page
5
At the Wyandot County Leadership meeting in the Probate Court the topics included crime and local people. President Wagner opened the session in the Probate Room with speakers Iman Folk Wyandot County Commissioner probation officer and Kauble Wyandot County Sheriff.
Mary Marthas Class of the Lutheran Church met in the lounge Monday night with 16 members present. Roll call noted by Mrs Snyder. A layette shower was planned for the Rocky Boy Lutheran mission in Box Montana. A program featured a review of life at the Rocky Boy Lutheran Mission and colored slides. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs Robert Romig and Mrs Truman Romig.
A Sunday afternoon shower at the Crawford home honored Miss Sharon Walter of Carey, bride elect of Olin Nuzum Jr. of Weston. Guests included family from Carey, Alvada, Fostoria, Bowling Green, Portage, Toledo, and Bluffton. The June 8 Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene wedding will observe an open church custom.
A son, Brian William, weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces, was born to Mrs Barbara Abbott and her husband. The family resides in North Baltimore. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Abbott, paternal grandmother is Mrs Ss W Pam, Greasens Street. Maternal great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Austin Steegman of North Baltimore.
Local and personal notes indicate residents returning from Florida and Army service. Hugh Kurtz returns home from wintering in Florida. Sp4 Ronald Sample and Thomas Putnam report U S Army service. visits include Nial Beck, E M Beck, Ray Beck, and Eva Leonhardt guest of Mrs Cletus Courtad. Vincent Stapley and family visited from Jackson Michigan.
The notice lists Edwin S. Pahl and wife of 405 Grove Street as involved in a residential property sale tied to an estate. The description references the late owner and indicates the residence is for sale.
Arch Donelson is an active Carey Safety Patrol member. He lives with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donelson and siblings Aaron Dirk Tracy Debby on E Findlay. He attends Crawford School in the seventh grade and enjoys football rock and roll cars and pizza. He belongs to the First Methodist Church and its MYF group.
Sie F Baker offers for sale by sealed bid a two story frame residence on 218 South Patterson Street Carey Ohio 43316. The home features gas furnace city water bath modern kitchen four bedrooms aluminum siding and desirable location. Carpeting and drapes stay. Bids due June 1 1968 at 1 00 PM at the residence. The undersigned may reject all bids.
Joseph Jacoby of Bowling Green University earns Omicron Delta Kappa membership for leadership and scholarship. He carries a 3.89 GPA, participates in Collegiate Chorale A Cappella Choir and Phi Mu Alpha, and has won two academic scholarships and a university music grant. A recital and other performances highlight his arts contributions. The ceremony and banquet honored the new members attended by his father Marcellus Jacoby and fiance Mrs Donna Breneman.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders the Chesapeake and Ohio to keep operating The Sportsman trains No. 46 and 47 between Detroit and Ashland Kentucky with Ohio connections. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission notes these trains link Toledo Fostoria Carey Upper Sandusky Marion Delaware and Columbus with Cincinnati Washington trains No. 3 and 4. PACO chair Carl R Johnson said Ohio fought to prevent discontinuance and recalls the trains carried over 70 000 passengers in 1967.
The operation of The Sportsman is to be rescheduled so it connects with other Washington Cincinnati trains. This adjustment aims to improve transfer options and streamline passenger flow between routes.
Commencement exercises of New Riegel High School are set for 3 p.m. Sunday, May 26, with baccalaureate at 9 a.m. Kathleen Bouillon is valedictorian and plans to study nursing at Mercy School of Nursing in Toledo. She is an officer of Future Homemakers of America and Honor Society and co editor of the school paper. Phyllis Lucius is salutatorian and member of the Pep Club.
Kathleen Bouillon and Gerald Bumb will speak on the commencement program. The senior is a three year Library club member and National Machinery Awards candidate who joined the National Honor Society and plans a future in business. Gerald Bumb is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Bumb of route 1 Alvada.
Public auction of a complete line of household goods and appliances plus an Oliver 70 tractor and assorted farm machinery on Cloverdale Road north of Bloomdale Ohio. Owners Mr and Mrs Edward Rosendale with P K Courtad as auctioneer from Upper Sandusky Ohio Action Auctions.
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