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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
4
The Ruth Circle of Christ Lutheran Church met with 10 members present. Mrs W K Thomas led the session and discussed the topic Christ Is Our Lord. Plans were made to plant petunias along the church wall. Refreshments were served by Mrs Earl S Burson and Mrs Carl C Heck.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKee entertained Sunday of last week at their home on route 1 Alvada. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hengsteler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown, Mrs. Julia Myers, Tom Painter and Tammie Jean of Fostoria, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hengsteler of Arcadia, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Hengsteler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKee, Kathy and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krauss and Mrs. Myrtle Krauss of Findlay, and Ray Wiseman of Elk Falls Kansas.
Mrs. Howard R. Rome of Upper Sandusky hosted 26 members of the Col. William Crawford Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. State vice-regent Carl W. Kietzman of Milford spoke on disarmament and the UN. Reg ent Fred Crall presided. Miss Sydney Rome performed a reading from Pygmalion. The next meeting will be the annual picnic.
Mrs. Frank Troiano hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday afternoon at E Findlay Street for Miss Peggy Barnette bride elect of Martin Platt. Attendees included Ruth Billock James Perna James Troiano Josephine Troiano Eugene Best and Glen Rickle.
Twelve members of the Woman's Benefit Association Carey Review were entertained last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Grace.
The event at Freder ick Street welcomed Miss Martha Black and guests Mrs Dessie Stump of Fredericktown and Mrs Frank Kilgus of Ft Pierce Florida. A potluck supper included a birthday cake for Minnie Miller’s 85th anniversary. Mrs Lola Cole led the business session and the evening continued socially with plans for June 2 hostess Mrs A E Doppler.
Families hosted two showers for Arlene Savidge over the weekend. Blue and white decorations framed a family gathering at Findlay and Carey area homes with relatives from Fostoria Upper Sandusky and Toledo in attendance. Arlene Savidge and Robert Summit plan to wed Sunday afternoon June 9 at the Crawford Methodist Church.
Stork shower last Thursday evening at the Evans home on Dow Street honored Mrs. Dale Hughes. Guests including Mrs. Frank lin Young, Mrs. Clayton Lutz, and many locals enjoyed games and refreshments as decorations featured a stork and blue and pink streamers.
Mr and Mrs F C Wenner hosted 16 Farm Bureau Council NW B4 May 9 near Carey. George Savidge led the discussion on whether trade and vocational schools are the answer to school drop outs. Refreshments followed. Mr and Mrs William Slotter will host the council June 13.
Gerald Wenzinger of Carey High School received a post graduation reception at his parents home north of Carey Friday evening. Guests included numerous local families from Carey and nearby towns including Findlay and Bascom. The event followed graduation ceremonies and featured many relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ralph McRill of Vanlue announces the engagement of Norma Kathleen McRill to A2C John Earl Chambers son of Mr and Mrs Evert Chambers of route 3 Findlay. Norma a Vanlue High School and Miami University graduate teaches in Columbus while John Earl, also a Vanlue High School graduate, serves in the U S Air Force stationed in Albuquerque New Mexico. An August wedding is planned at her home after graduation Friday evening.
Mrs Harold Putnam and others attended Dennis Brandt's commencement with guests including Walter Miley and daughter Susan of Worthington, James Miley of Columbus, and Richard Miley of Marysville. Susan stayed until Monday. In a separate event Michael Vaughn hosted a dinner for daughter Mary Marlene's 8th grade diploma with godparents William Vaughn and family present.
Sunday marked promotion day as boys and girls advancing to fourth grade received Revised Standard Version Bibles from the education commission. Perfect attendance awards went to multiple students spanning one to five years, and Vacation Church School will run Monday to 11 15 with nursery through grade 6 classes. David B Young 84 a retired farmer and longtime Wyandot County trustee died May 20 at his son’s home in rural Upper Sandusky. He helped form the Wyandot County Farm Bureau.
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