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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
6
First Methodist Church hosts a buffet style Turkey Supper and Bazaar on Wednesday November 6 from 5 to 7 p.m. Prices are 65 cents for children under 10 and 1.35 dollars for all others.
A public note urges participation in the general election on Tuesday. The message frames voting as the sole way to justify complaints about the outcome and encourages civic engagement.
A bank named The Peoples Bank listed as FDIC insured in a period currency events brief. Savings and checking details appear with night depository notes.
Mrs Howard Fredritz north of Carey hosted a Sunday supper for daughter Martha Ann after she received her first Holy Communion at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. Attendees included sponsors the Pahls and Musgraves plus family members who gifted a rosary a prayer book and a decorated cake inscribed for Martha. Grandparents Nick Ariza unable to attend.
Vicki Kinnard was honored at a 17th birthday party Friday night hosted by her mother Mrs. Helen Kinnard at Memorial Park shelter house. Guests enjoyed games dancing and buffet style refreshments amid many gifts from friends and neighbors.
The Della Gilliland WCTU met at Mrs. Arthur Stevens home Friday afternoon. Devotions and a song were led by Mrs. Wes ley Wonder. Mrs. Bertha Crumline reviewed a chapter from the Mind study book.
The article recalls public health campaigns against smoking and alcohol with Mrs Crumline citing 1961 cigarette use at 528 billion and nine tenths of lung cancer deaths linked to smoking. It notes efforts by public health services and medical societies to warn the public while stressing the broader danger to heart health and youth guidance through teacher and parent example.
Peggy Collet daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Collet celebrated a event north of munion Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Dinner guests included Florian Podach and family Carol Joey from Fostoria and Charles Collet Ruth Jerry and Mary. Ronald Miller joined in the afternoon. Peggy received gifts and a decorated cake. The day was enjoyed by all.
Eleven members of the Woman's Benefit Association held a 6 30 p m potluck supper at Mrs. Leroy Rettig's home with Halloween table decorations and mini pumpkin candleholder favors. Members signed recovery cards, bingo prizes were awarded, and the next meeting is set for November 21 with Mrs. Lola Cole. Rose Marie Fox Honored at Dinner for First Holy Communion at Our Lady of Consolation Shrine. her godparents and relatives attended and the cake was made by Mrs. Harold Shiley.
Two cousins were celebrated at Club Azzar after their First Communions. Linda Vaughn of St. Boniface in New Riegel and Mary Jane Kinn of St. Peter's in Alvada received church sacraments this month. Their shared godfather is James Kinn, and their grandparents are Norbert Kinn Sr. of Fostoria, and Norbert Kinn Jr. of Alvada.
The Draper family celebrated Jimmy Draper’s seventh birthday with a dinner at the West Street home Sunday. Attending were Ray Denner, the Drapers, their friends and relatives, and Jimmy’s godfather James Bakies of Las Vegas who called to offer congratulations.
Former Carey residents mark a 25th wedding anniversary for John H. Myers and Mildred Myers with an Oct. 13 open house in Marion. Myers, son of the late J. T. Myers of Carey, wed Mildred Loverich of Upper Sandusky on Oct 11 1938. They have 10 children and guests from Carey Upper Sandusky Columbus Norwalk Tiffin and Bucyrus attended.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Clark entertained Saturday at a masked Halloween party south of Carey. Guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Karcher Forest and other Carey residents. The group visited the Pahl home and Bowl Era then returned for refreshments and card games.
A brief poem observing late autumn scenes with a quiet mood. The speaker notes sunny days fading leaves, dry rustling, and a lonely hush as the moon rises. The verse ends with the sense that autumn has left too soon.
At Memorial EYB Church a candlelit ceremony joined Geraldine Walter and Henry Lodge in marriage. The couple, both with local ties to Upper Sandusky and nearby towns, celebrated with family and a reception for around 100 guests. The bride, a Wharton High School and Ohio State Cosmetology graduate, will work locally. the groom is employed by Cuyahoga Products. They reside in Upper Sandusky at 377 W Spring St.
J Forrest Baker thanks neighbors and friends for cards and kindness during hospital stay at Blanchard Valley Hospital and after returning home.
Vanlue senior class presents a three act comedy Hillbilly Weddin under director Mrs. Evelyn Knouse Friday at 8 p.m. Cast includes Sandy Clements Tom Shull and many others with tickets at the door 75 cents for adults 40 cents for students.
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