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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
2
May 80 1957 issue of The Carey a Carey Ohio features local notices and community briefs with news items from Carey and surrounding areas. The page includes announcements, brief updates, and small local notices typical of a mid-century community newspaper.
Wyandot county 4-H members must file applications by June 3 for Camp Pittenger at McCutchenville, June 11 to 16. Send forms and deposits to the Upper Sandusky extension office. The camp offers softball, swimming, boating, crafts including lamp making and basket weaving, and Indian bead work in later days. a supervised pool is featured.
Swimming instructors enjoy working with 4H boys and girls and promise in four weeks a non swimmer can become fair with effort. The program includes night swims with 4-H members YMCA staff and extension workers as counselors. June 3 is the application deadline.
Funeral services for Sanford Abijah Corbin 88 a Carey native were held Thursday afternoon in Findlay Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery He lived with daughter Mrs King Gulliford 2606 N Main Findlay He was a son of Silas and Jane Pratt Corbin and married Dell Keeler who is deceased He leaves two sisters Mrs Fred Dubuis Maumee and Mrs Jennie Lannert Mansfield two brothers Solomon and William Corbin Findlay and two grandchildren
Funeral services for Harry Glen Benjamin aged 73 were held at his Mt. Blanchard home with burial in River View Cemetery. He died May 22 in Blanchard Valley Hospital after a long illness. A former postmaster, he retired two years ago and belonged to local Masonic bodies. Surviving are his wife Louellen Angene and several siblings.
Weep not that her toils are over and her race is run The note recalls Mrs Charles E Robison who passed away May 28 The message from her husband Charles E Robison and children lists surviving family members with a tender remembrance
Girl Scout Troop 16 hiked to Memorial Park then toured a high school Home Ec room surprise party and playgrounds. Troops 26 11 and 27 held regional meetings at Memorial Park with picnics plays and sunlit activities. Senior Troop 11 practiced tree planting for a State Fair display. Troop 35 hiked Memorial Park noting peonies on a small tree and collected leaves. Joe Silverstein and wife plan to spend summer in Carey after wintering in Surfside Miami Beach.
The Findlay city council directs the city solicitor to enter a contract to recodify city ordinances at an estimated cost of 5000 dollars. Also notes changes to driving training fees from 2.50 to 5 dollars for a one semester period and local obituaries and births in the community.
A study identifies insects as the leading single cause of global forest destruction, surpassing fire and disease. Experts warn that preventing and managing pest outbreaks is crucial to preserving forest health and biodiversity.
Mrs Leonard dasley and daughters Debbie and Linda along with Mrs Junior Carpetter and Pam spent Friday afternoon visiting. Mr and Mrs Manuel Ray and daughter Carol Ann of near Wharton visited. Mrs RG Wilson of Columbus has been visiting two weeks with her son and family Donald Wilson. Mr and Mrs Cecil Laird plan a Decoration Day trip with their daughter and son-in-law Major and Mrs TL Johnson to Petersburg and Jamestown Centennial. F M Edwards of Knoxville and Homer Robinson hosted a weekend visit, the Robinsons returning with them to Knoxville for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wenner were overnight guests of their son Robert Wenner and family in New London.
I thank my neighbors friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers cards gifts and prayers during my illness Dr T Benton Peery and Mr Bristoll for their services They will always be remembered Mrs Dean Powell
Julia Anne Adkins files for divorce from Leonard B Adkins in Common Pleas court. The petition lists multiple parties including Durain Walter Antrim township laborer and Kubert Pitt township student as related parties.
Mr and Mrs Dale Plott thank everyone for cards and letters sent while Mr Plott stayed at St Vincent Hospital in Toledo.
An advertisement promotes T-4-L for athlete’s foot. It claims fast sloughing of infected skin and quicker germ killing within an hour. The ad offers a 40 cent refund if not pleased and emphasizes strong instant drying use day or night at Hatty's Drug Store.
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