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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
7
A brief note explains that striving to balance income and expenses can strain relationships or routines, leading to a disruption or break in ongoing efforts. It highlights the tension between financial pressure and maintaining stability.
About 450 costumed children led by the Carey High School Band paraded around Memorial Park football field. Judges Irene Wilson Hilda Oesterly and Bill Mitchell chose winners awarding $10 to Gay and Joy Orians $5 to Chad Johnson $2 to Leslie Bader and five $1 prizes to Pat and Chris Laudenslager Joey Hucke Ann McKee and Sandra Watkins Mary Nash and Douglas Prescott with Low Ann Bader in a pan. Prizes included pumpkins rabbits a turtle and a top hat. Approximately 30 gallons of cider were served purchased for the event by the Council for Retarded Children. The band directed by John Gregory performed after the parade sponsored by the Carey Businessmen's Association with W. E. Hershman presiding.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newland and Mrs. Bessie Barth visited Winsboro Texas traveling by a 707 astro jet from Chicago to Dallas. Their son Delbert Newland, a flight engineer with American Airlines, flew with them on the trip. They saw Tyler Rose Parade and the Autumn Trail Ride, and returned by auto.
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. notified Carey officials that rate reductions in effect since December 1 last year will terminate December 1 this year. Two cents per 1,000 cubic feet will be restored. Walter Betsch, Columbus vice-president, states refunds from gas suppliers passed to customers will revert once fully passed back.
Card of thanks from a farm family extends gratitude to Carey Fire Department and McCutchenville Wharton and Vanlue firemen plus neighbors and friends who assisted Monday afternoon. Special mentions include Forest Myers Ralph Lortz Gene Savieo Ray Hunter Rolland Jacobs Earl Broadwater Ira Wentz Leo Beagle Blanche Sammet Joe Sammet Paul Heck Kenneth Dible W M Hunter Bertha Wentling Thelby Wentling Howard Hunter.
Local resident Miss Cheryl Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Hunter on Newhard Street was among 35 Marathon Oil Co Findlay employees who attended a dinner Friday after completing the company's orientation program. Annual turkey supper and bazaar set for Wednesday November 5 from 5 to 7 pm buffet style eat all you want 135 and 65 cents under 10 bazaar features food and craft items. Mr and Mrs Jack Puchta and family moved to Findlay from Grove Street house recently sold to Mr and Mrs Edwin Pahl.
Beta Psi Chapter ends vote based crown, adopts random envelope draw to choose winners. Top 75 percent will be notified. parents select a sealed number to designate positions. Crowning planned for 7 30 p m November 8 before Upper Sandusky Carey game. Free movie Sunday November 3 at 2 p m. Readout lists top five queen and king candidates.
Funeral services are planned for 1 p.m. Thursday at Worth Clegg Mortuary in Toledo for Forrest C. Miller 69 of Fremont who died at 9 10 p.m. Monday after a six month illness. He was born December 25 1893 in Whitehouse and worked 12 years at Whirlpool before retiring four years ago. He is survived by his wife Ida. The Carey Times was asked to be notified.
A 1954 Chevrolet semi tractor trailer owned by Laurits Larson of Tiffin and driven by Michael E. Keller of Tiffin derailed at the C and O crossing north of Carey on U S 23. The truck entered Cal's Market driveway, broke a window, damaged the railroad gate, and the driver cited for unsafe vehicle.
In loving memory of Russell Lee who died November 3, 1962. A poem recounts darkness and light, faith in Jesus, redemption, and a family message from Mrs. Russell Lee and children.
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