Margaret Lawhead Taken By Death
Miss Margaret Lawhead 77 of Adrian died of a cerebral hemorrhage at noon Sunday September 8 1963 in Carey Nursing Home where she had been a patient for one month. She had been in declining health two years. Born April 11 1886 near Wayne Wood county to William and Eliza Lawhead she moved to Adrian in youth and returned there after retirement as office employee of Toledo Scale Co. She never married. A sister Mrs Earl Mulliholand of Adrian survives along with three nieces and two nephews. A brother and a sister are deceased. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church and Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 656. Funeral was conducted by Rev George E Cressman Sr at Brist roller Home at 2 p.m. Burial in Bethel Cemetery northeast of McLutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lawhead
Adrian
Carey Nursing Home
Miss Lawhead
Wayne
Wood County
William and
Eliza (Wooster) Lawhead
Toledo Scale Co
Earl
Ella) Mulliholand
Bethel Cemetery
McLutchenville
Carey Seaman On Mediterranean Cruise Aboard USS Independence
Frederick A. Kenepp seaman USN son of Mr and Mrs Fred F Kenepp Jr Carey Ohio serves aboard the heavy attack aircraft carrier USS Independence on a seven month Sixth Fleet deployment in the Mediterranean The ship departed Norfolk Aug 6 after a Caribbean refresher cruise and will call Naples Cannes Barcelona and other Southern Europe ports The Sixth Fleet acts as both a combat ready deterrent and a public diplomacy arm under the people-to-people program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Independence
Frederick A. Kenepp
USN
Fred F. Kenepp
Grove Street
Carey
Ohio
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Norfolk
Caribbean
Naples
Italy
Cannes
France
Barcelona
Spain
Europe
Ulva Long Corbin Taken By Death
Ulva Long Corbin 75 of Findlay formerly of Carey died Sept 5 1963 in Blanchard Valley Hospital after two weeks illness Born March 8 1888 in Vanlue she was married to Peter Long in 1916 who died in 1955 and to Edward Corbin who died in 1962 She leaves a sister and brother and was a member of Central Church of Christ and Carey Temple No 169 Pythian Sisters Funeral held at Goff Funeral Home burial in Spring Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulva Corbin
Washington Avenue
Findlay
Carey
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Vanlue
George and
Anna (Hickie) Newman
Peter Long
Edward Corbin
Findley
Toledo
A. N. (Marie) Stevens
W. Findlay Street
Earl Newman
Goff Funeral Home
Spring Grove’ Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers in Upper Sandusky and Nearby Areas
Edith M Thome transfers part 2 lots in Upper Sandusky to Chester H Cheney and wife for $1 Walter E Shambaugh and wife sell 3 2 acres in Mifflin township to Ronald Gene Shambaugh and wife for $1 Delta L Golling transfers one lot in Sycamore to Kathryn Stevens for $1 Steven A Mawer and wife to Delta L Golling one lot in Sycamore for $1 Shirley A Light and husband to Delta M Grau one lot in Nevada for $1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Thome
Chester H. Cheney
Upper Sandusky
Walter E. Shambaugh
Ronald Gene Shambaugh
Mifflin Township
Delta L. Golling
Kathryn Stevens
Sycamore
Steven A. Mawer
Shirley A. Light
Delta M. Grau
Lot
Nevada
Kurtz Couple Return From Four Week Michigan Trip
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kurtz return home August 30 after a four and a half week trip mostly in Michigan. They spent two weeks at Traverse City with Tin Can Tourists enjoying dancing and entertainment and one week between Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island. They visited Ed Clouse of Lake Ann and others in Bradenton Florida where they winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kurtz
Michigan
Traverse City
Tin Can
Mackinaw City
Mackinac Island
Ed Clouse
Lake Ann
Sunset Trailer Park
Bradenton
Fla
Kurtzes
Charles ‘Norton
Wolverine
Charles Carter
Hillsdale
Carey
Marcellus
Mich
Angola
Ind
Elkhart County Park
Crooked Lake
Elkhart
Visit Familes in Colorado Highlight Aug Births
Mrs Paul Blackburn of McCutchenville and daughter Elizabeth Christen sen with grandson Eric return from 16 day visit to Arvada Colorado. Leonard Gallagher and wife welcomed twin daughters Elaine Irene and Diane Ruth on Aug 5. They also have Brian and Janet. Mrs Gallagher is former Jean Kramer of McCutchenville. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blackburn
McCutchenville
Elizabeth Christensen
Eric
Columbus
Leonard Gallagher
Arvada
Colo
Elaine Irene
Diane Ruth
Gallagher
Brian
Janet
Jean Kramer
William Smalley and wife die within hours in Akron home
William L. Smalley 81 and his wife Cora J. Smalley 77 died hours apart at their Akron residence 60 E Dartmore Avenue on September 2 1963 after his three month illness and her sudden heart attack. They had lived in Akron 47 years belonged to Firestone Park Christian Church and Smalley was a Firestone retiree. Survived by three children eight grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral was at Schermesser Funeral Home with burial in Mt Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Smalley
Crawford
Cora J
E. _Dartmore
Avenue
Akron
Smalley
Isaac Smalley
Allen Smalley
Ray Tracy
Firestone Rubber Co
Nicholas County
West Virginia
Firestone Park Christian Church
Golden Age Club
Niles
Ida June Gibson
Madeira
Ohio
Schermesser
Mt. Hope Cemetery
That City
Basic Meat Rule for Cooking Temperatures
The text states the basic rule of meat cookery to always cook meat at a low to moderate temperature. It applies to dry heat methods such as roasting broiling and pan broiling as well as moist heat methods like braising in liquid.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Carey Times
FORD
Our
Lanning
Motor Sales
Caray, Ohio
Ulva
Colorado
Wallflowers
Sheila Kale
Otis
Jack Sherrick
Martha Douce
Marion
J and J Studio
Bucyrus
Eddie
Ruth Hans
Marlene Raye
June Taylor
Dance
New York
Jack Stanley
Coral Gables
Mario Valle
Miami’ Beach
American Ballet and Art Co
N.Y
Bill Gary
Lola Smith
Alabama Jubileers
National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists
Sandra Myers
Cecchetti Ballet
Tim W. Findlay
POST
William.Smalley
R. J. Wenzinger Auctioneer Sales and Service
Ben Walter
David E. Walter
Duroc
Upper
Sandusky
Elmer R. Steck
Routs
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Warfel Coal Company
Guys and Dolls Marching Unit
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