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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
7
Local hospital notes list Wilma Barney and Calvin Taylor among recent observations at Blanchard Valley Hospital. Several others, including Sharon Stover and Dennis Orians, undergo surgeries or evaluations at Columbus or Wyandot Memorial Hospital with varying recoveries.
Paula Angles daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Montague was installed as worthy advisor of the Rainbow for Girls Carey Assembly No 151 at the Masonic Temple. Rebecca Baker Virginia Guthridge Holly Spayd and others joined in the ceremony with Jodi Mullholand presenting flowers and a pink white Rainbow pledge theme noted.
The Carey Times invites readers to share upcoming celebrations such as parties birthdays and anniversaries via the contact number 395-2311 for inclusion in notices.
Albert M Tong 75 of 424 E Market Street Tiffin died at Mercy Hospital at 2 20 p m Sunday Oct 13 1963 after four years of declining health Born Sept 28 1888 near Carey he married Delsa May Cross Feb 12 1910 He lived in Tiffin 29 years worked at Tiffin Farmers Cooperative Elevator before retirement Survived by wife 11 children 40 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren including several in Tiffin Carey Sy camore New Washington and Galion Funeral services were held 2 p m Wednesday at Adams Turner Funeral Home with Rev Leland Wiley officiating Burial in Fairmount Cemetery.
Final plans are set for the 18th annual Blue Cross Community enrollment in Wyandot County Friday Oct 18. Enrollment headquarters will be at City Loan Company Upper Sandusky with a Blue Cross representative on duty 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ralph W Jordan notes expanded group coverage including maternity benefits and infant care alongside Senior and non group contracts.
One divorce was granted in common pleas court during September up from none the prior year. Clerk of Courts N V Armstrong reports the counts for the month and notes comparative figures with September last year.
Armstrong reports 44 new and 121 used cars sold by dealers 100 used cars by casual sale 13 new and 36 used trucks two semi trucks three tractors seven house trailers five motorbikes and one motorcycle. Plus land appropriation case settled paying 18987.35 for 30534 acres Crane township for US 23 construction.
Fourteen JC Ettes and two guests met at Mrs. Hunter's home to hear reports from the all state meeting in Columbus and a tour to the National Shrine. They discussed fundraising for Christmas cards and a Thanksgiving basket, and planned donations to Wyandot County Council for Retarded Children.
Card of thanks from Mrs Ralph Williams family for kindness and condolences. Includes financial figures and registry actions: worth and mortgage releases, deeds recorded, financing statements filed and released. Also notes a marriage license in Wharton and a tax judgment filed in Ohio against Minor Kirby Jr. in Sycamore.
A Carey Garden Club note suggests starting a 6 inch pot with soil and six morning glory seeds soaked 24 hours. Grow to 3 inches then keep one plant, train around a plastic trellis, and bloom in about 40 days. Place by sunlit window, water as needed, monthly feeding.
About 200 Boy Scouts from Wyan dot and Crawford counties will camp Friday to Sunday. They will carry personal gear over a 1.25 mile trail along Tymochtee Creek and learn axe safety knot tying rope lashing and compass use. Events include flapjack cooking distance measuring and a scout craft relay. Each Scout and leader receives a commemorative uniform patch. Parents may visit Saturday afternoon and Smokey the bear will supervise fire safety.
Poem asks who commands nature in autumn and answers that God holds the power. It describes color change, hoarfrost scenes, equinox storms, axis tilt, cooling air, and harvest timing. The poem concludes with a comforting view that September lingers in memory and autumn begins.
A call to readers at 396-2311 to report local news and happenings to the Carey Times. The notice invites tips and information from residents and emphasizes community reporting.
Notices show 54 CLUB meeting at Mrs Richard Yingling in Fostoria N Town Street 8 p m Tuesday W B A potluck Oct 24 at Mrs Leroy Rettig bring table service Past Chiefs Carey Temple 169 Pythian Sisters 5 o'clock potluck this evening at K of P Hall Priscilla Club 1 pm luncheon Tuesday Homestead Restaurant Mrs Frank Frederick Sr hostess Mary Marthas 8 pm Monday Lutheran Church lounge devotions committee names Pythian Sisters 8 pm tonight Friendship Night Philharmonic Society 830 tonight practice at high school bandroom T R C Club afternoon at Mrs Walter Doran Fortnightly Club 730 tonight topic The Drama of the Great Southwest Mrs George Newhard in charge F B Group N W 3B 8 pm tonight at Linus Reinhart home
Ca rey Council No. 1925 plans a Columbus Day banquet Sunday October 20 at 6 30 p m in the Catholic hall Father Richard Connelly Past State Chaplain will speak Past grand knights will be honored Wives or friends invited Widows of deceased members guests Also American Legion Auxiliary meets 8 p m Tuesday at the Legion Hall Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Grace Herndon and Bert Brashares included family members of Marion and Fremont Brashares lines
The Carey Garden Club meets at 8 p.m. Monday with hostess Mrs. Earl Robison and co-hostess Mrs. Elbert Tewell. The program features Fall Protection by Mrs. Cloyce Rader and a fall arrangement by Mrs. Helen Thomas, followed by a fall auction.
The Firemen's Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the firemen's room.
The Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge hosts a white elephant sale at 8 p.m. Friday October 25 at the K of P hall. Committee chair Mrs Glenn Williams leads the event with Mrs Lillie Coldiron Miss Mildred Phillips Mrs Laura Phillips Mrs Joe Zender and Mrs William Payne.
In many machines the smallest gear is as vital as the largest. When dishes must be done, most husbands and children stay far from duty.
Paul G Mullholand 58 of McCutchenville died of cancer at Wyandot Memorial Hospital at 3 50 a m Saturday Oct 12 1963 after one year of illness He was born March 1 1905 in McCutchenville son of George A and Ethel L Mullholand He married Mildred Campbell April 5 1935 and survives with son Paul Eugene Mullholand Oklahoma City daughter Janet Ruth Mullholand sister Frances Wenner Bucyrus and brothers Marion Willard Fred Mullholand all of McCutchenville He was a member of the McCutchenville Methodist Church Services Monday at 2 pm from Moore s Funeral Home Sycamore with Rev James Wolfe officiating Burial in Bethel Cemetery
A Hancock county jury after a four day hearing and about two hours of deliberation awarded Maurice Fett and others 22 550 for expropriated property and damages in Orange township southwest of Findlay. The Ohio highway department had deposited 10 000 with Clerk Charles E Oman.
The Adrian Community Club met with 14 members and a Toledo guest to plan a Halloween party. Tricks or Treats night is set for October 31 with bingo prizes provided and a door prize won. The next meeting is scheduled for November 21 at Mrs. Herschel Connor’s home.
Lulu G. Dieter of Big Spring township seeks a building permit for an addition to a dwelling with a $600 value. Francis Frankart of Big Spring township applies for a dwelling permit with no estimated cost provided.
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