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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
5
Local notes from Carey Ohio dated Thursday October 31 describe community events and updates across town departments, with brief items highlighting civic notices, school activities, and weather snippets.
Local notices list patients at Mercy Hospital Tiffin Blanchard Valley Hospital and Toledo Mercy in various stages of recovery. Several youths and adults, including Dennis Vaughn 16, and Karen Broadwater 16, receive care for surgery observation and aftercare with improvements and ongoing treatment noted.
The neighbors and friends of Cleatus Wisner north of Wharton on Route 2 Carey harvested his corn crop Saturday as he recovers from hospitalization. A long list of men and women assisted with the harvest and meal, with thanks expressed for cards, flowers, visits, and prayers.
John DeBolt, Wyandot County Fair board secretary, has resigned effective Jan. 1 1964. He tendered his resignation to the directors of the Agricultural Society at their last meeting. Applicants for the office are requested to contact any one of the directors. The board set Sept. 15 to 19 1964 as the dates for next year's fair. A proposal to advance the dates was dropped because of opposition from fair goers. The Agricultural Society on Nov. 16 will elect five directors for three year terms.
Band Mothers meet at 8 p.m. Monday in Carey High School bandroom chaired by Mrs. Cyril Baker with co-chair Mrs. Sidney Watkins. Priscilla Club hosts a 1 p.m. luncheon Tuesday at Homestead Restaurant with Mrs. E. S. Burson as hostess. Philharmonic Society 8:30 tonight in high school bandroom with all members required through Dec 1 concert. Victory Class at First Methodist Church 6:30 p.m. Tuesday potluck with Mrs. George Corron. J. T. Club meets 2 p.m. today with Mrs. John A. Greer. H. B. Club 8 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Lester Savidge. entertainment by Mrs. Henry Kimmel. Moose Lodge dances Friday and Saturday nights with masquerade on Saturday.
Lewis Shumaker 84 of 209 W Findlay Street died unexpectedly at 8 p.m. Monday Oct 28 1963 en route to an ambulance from his home. Cause given as cerebral hemorrhage after years of declining health. Survived by wife Cecelia Reinhart Shumaker yes, also sister Anna Shumaker. He owned a shoe store and repair shop on S Vance Street for 30 years retired. Burial at St Marys Cemetery with services from National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation led by Rev Hubert Kobinski OFM Conv. Goff Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ulrich of Frederick Street concluded a two week Florida trip visiting their son in law T Sgt Prim Hertel and his wife Sandra at Homestead Air Force Base. They toured Smoky Mountains Cypress Gardens Busch Gardens and Mila i Beach. En route home they called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks and Mrs A E Donelson in Lakeland and traversed the Blue Ridge Mountains.
A family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards and kindnesses during the illness and at the death of their wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev Ferguson and Bristoll Funeral Home from Chester Plott Bobby Marlene and families and from George Lasley James Plott Charles Plott Bernard King and families.
Maryellen Miller is publisher editor and Herbert H Miller is business manager for The Garey Times. The paper is published each Thursday and entered at Carey Ohio as second class mail matter with subscription rates of 3.50 in state and 4.00 outside state.
G Frick Poe, brother in law of Mrs C W LaRoche, northeast of Carey, died of a heart attack at Findlay Country Club while golfing. He would have turned 65 this week and was to retire Friday as manager of domestic production operations for Marathon Oil Co after 40 years of service. A native of Van Buren, he was survived by his wife Mary Nowland. Services were held at Van Buren Presbyterian Church with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Findlay.
A marriage license was issued in Seneca County probate court to David F Heimrich of McCutchenville Route 1 and T June Stone of McCutchenville Route 1. The notice records the union between the two Nevada? No, keep to provided.
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