Wyandot County voters face 496000 Wyandot Home and state bond issue
The ballot highlights a county wide Wyandot Home request for 496000 and a state Issue No 1 bond of 2507000 for education natural resources and recreation funded by a one cent per pack cigarette tax renewal. Carey villagers decide on returning to a council manager system and several local council and school board races are listed with candidates.
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Wyandot
James A Rhodes
Carey
Ohio
Carey Council
Charles W. Laudenslager
Jean Jacqueline Rickle
Fire sweeps 150 acre area near Carey
Carey firemen and nearby departments fought a series of grass fires south of town. A 150 acre blaze along SR 699 threatened farms on Hunter Road and County Rd 96, burning a hog house and a power pole before being halted by four hours of effort. Multiple smaller fires followed with quick containment and no injuries reported.
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Hunter Road
Sammet
Beagie
Miller Brothers
Mrs. Wentling
Thelby Wentling
Carey
Mitten Road
Tim Corbin
West Street
Adrian News Halloween Party Delights Local Children
The Adrian Community Club hosted a Halloween street party Saturday evening with about 75 attendees. Cash prizes were awarded for best costumes including ugliest Amy Marshall funniest Tim Coldiron prettiest Jodi Mullholand best hobo Dean Lee and most original John Puckett. Refreshments followed the judging and guests included local families. Moving from Illinois notes mention Jack Whiteside and family planning a move to a 7 room house seven miles southwest of Carey on SR 103 near the new Ralston Purina plant with Ralph Davis and Blanchard owning the property.
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Adrian Community Club
Amy Marshall
Tim* Coldiron
Jodi Mullholand
Dean Lee
John Puckett
Robert Miller
Dianne
Harry Yardiner
Gerald Close
Cleveland
Carl Collet
Karen
Susan
Barbara
Edward Collet
Don Collet
Patti
Linda
Diane
Stony Ridge
St. Rose Catholic Church
Perrysburg
Illinois
Jack Whiteside
Jenifer
Joanna
Aleda
Ill
Carey
S. R. 103
Ralph Davis
Blanchard
Mr. Whiteside
Ralston Purina
N. Lake Street
Mary Anne Shaffer Weds Danny G Smith In Candlelit Ohio Church
Miss Mary Anne Shaffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Shaffer 117 Wyandot Avenue and Danny G Smith son of Mr and Mrs Estes Smith Temperance Michigan were married in a candlelight ceremony at First Methodist Church officiated by Rev J Frank Ferguson. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with pearl buttons a high neck veil and bouffant train and carried yellow and white roses atop a white Bible. Attendants included Mrs Don Shaffer as matron of honor and bridesmaids in gold dresses. After a reception in the church social rooms the couple left for a weeklong wedding trip and will reside in Toledo.
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Mary Anne Shaffer
Wallace Shaffer
Wyandot Avenue
Danny G. Smith
Estes Smith
Temperance
Mich
First Methodist Church
J. Frank Ferguson
Cecil G. Laird
Barbara Wise
Clifford Hickok
Don Shaffer
Findlay
Chan R. Smith
Carey
Sharon Swander
Tiffin
Jane Ann Gibson
Debra Sizemore
Jeffry Tittle
Toledo
Chan Smith
Cleston Smith
Gerald Smith
Monroe
Hickok
Marcia Steyer
Linda May
Leon Hinton
Jean Cramer
Central Avenue
Apt. 7
Carey High School
RCA
Smith
Bedford (Mich
Care and Visitors Noted at Carey Nursing Home
Last week visitors included Agnes Thiel and several locals from Findlay Upper Sandusky Tiffin and Ft. Wayne Indiana. Names listed are Mrs L M Cornely Celestia M Welly Mrs William Gillen Kirby Thurman Teets Mary Ann Teets Mrs Walter Kail Mrs Agnes Demonds Sherman Gatchell Mrs Herman Logsdon Mr and Mrs Harry Myers and Harold Tong.
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the Carey Nursing Home
Agnes Thiel
L. M. Cornely
Dale Benner
Celestia M. Welly
William Gillen
Kirby
Thurman Teets
Mary Ann Teets
Findlay
Walter Kail
Upper Sandusky
Agnes Demonds
Sherman Gatchell
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Herman Logsdon
Tiffin
Harry Myers
Harold Tong
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Pillsbury
Donelson
Hunt
Tos
Es Grearet
Ats Pa
Erie
Ls Close
Maxwell House
REM
Ibs
Foodland Frozen Foods Department
Welch
Adrian News
Danny Smith
Newhard Studio
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