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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
11
Linus Weinhart of Bascom files for divorce from Mar tylda Reinhart of Detroit, alleging neglect cruelty and wilful absence since their marriage on November 24 1921 in Carey. He names 5548 Second Boulevard Detroit as residence. Proceedings filed May 3 in Tifin Advertiser Tribune.
The award committee chaired by Mrs. Carson Ca node included Mrs. Gordon Dasher and Mrs. Leland Strahm with tournament duties assigned to Miss Mary J. Brown. League secretary Esther Hotelling was absent due to illness as Ruth McKibben presided as president.
Rosetta Rangeler and others transfer lot No 9 in Morris Meyers subdivision to John C and Laveilie He Lind in Upper Sandusky for a sum noted as dollars.
Waneta Jean Dewey daughter of Ernest and ______ Dewey of Upper Sandusky wed Joseph Leroy Clark son of Joseph and ______ Clark of Carey on Saturday evening at 7:30 in the brides parents home. Rev H Myron Shimer officiated. Bridesmaid Evelyn Waltermire of Findlay. best man Robert Gather of Carey. Wedding party wore blue and aqua dresses with pink carnation corsages. A reception followed with many relatives from Carey Findlay Upper Sandusky Marseilles Benton and more in attendance. The bride works at Porcelain Products Carey and the groom at National Lime and Stone Carey. They will reside with the groom's parents.
The Women's Bowling League held its annual banquet on May 15 at Piau's Dairy Restaurant. The long table displayed spring flowers colorful balloons and bowling scene place cards. The committee chaired by Mrs. Donald Dunn and including Mrs. Edward Riester and Mrs. Edward Franz organized the event.
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