Sickness and Treatments Across Carey Area
Reports from Blanchard Valley and Wyandot Memorial Hospitals detail multiple local admissions and procedures. Johnny Smalley 16 underwent emergency appendectomy. Mrs Hotelling and Mrs Arend admitted for observation and surgery respectively. Mrs Hackworth released after 10 days in traction. James Courtad and Calvin Taylor admitted for major surgery and observation. Carl Heck and John Nuneviller receive tests and care. Rev William Martin hospitalized in Sandusky for 90th birthday. Mrs Mericle family visit noted. Mrs Hosafros minor surgery recovery. Mr Puchta fractures left arm treated at Marion General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smalley
Earl Smalley
Carey
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Richard N. Hotelling
Crawford
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Ralph Arend
Ransom Hackworth
William
Martin
First Methodist Church
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Lawrence Brooks
Frederick Street
Richard Puchta
W. Brown Avenue
Marion General Hospital
Meetings and Gatherings Notice for Local Lodges and Groups
A series of community meetings and events are listed including PALM LEAF REBEKAH Lodge No 656 at 8 p.m. Friday Sept 27 at R of P Hall with September committee chairs. PYTHIAN SISTERS Past Chiefs host 5:30 potluck tonight at K of P Hall. Carey Lodge No 420 F and A M meets Monday with BA degree and refreshments. Lutheran Men hold a 6:30 dinner at Christ Lutheran Church with invited churches. Farm Bureau NWB4 meets at 8 p.m. with Mr and Mrs Walter Doran. Neighborhood Girl Scout Leaders meet 1 p.m. at American Legion Hall. PYTHIAN SISTERS Carey Temple No 169 meet at 8 p.m. Charter draped for Mrs Alva Corbin and Mrs Minnie Pahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
R. of .P. Hall
Leroy Rettig
Lloyd Long
Joe Niederkohr
Cyril Baker
Ralph Tanner
Raymond Jacobs
Dolores Sopher
Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Carey Lodge
James Hall
W. M
Christ Lutheran Church
Memorial E.A.B
First
Crawford Methodist
Farm Bureau Council
Walter Doran
American Legion Hall
Pythian Sisters
Carey Temple
Alva Corbin
Minnie Pahl
Club and social unit plans for district meetings and dinners
Plans call for attendance at District Past Chiefs meetings and Grand Temple sessions. M B Club secures 2 pm today with Mrs. Glenn Swindler in Wharton. Fortnightly Club begins new season with 6 30 dinner at Johnny Appleseed in Arlington. William Crawford Chapter hosts 5 30 picnic at Camp Trinity near Upper Sandusky. F B Group N W 3B at 6 30 dinner at Evergreens Upper Sandusky. Crawford W S C S hosts potluck 8 tonight with Mrs. Cloyce Rader. Legion Auxiliary meets 8 pm Tuesday at the Legion hall with Sue Roynon speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Glenn Swindler
Wharton
Johnny Appleseed
Arlington
William Crawford
Camp Trinity
Upper Sandusky
F. B. Group
N. W
Evergreens
Crawford W.S.C.S
Cloyce Rader
Sue Roynon
Girls’ State
Lay family moves to Argentina for Mormon church project
Clayton Lay family, formerly of Vanlue, now in Nacion 122 Dept 3 San Nicolas Argentina, will spend about three years building Mormon churches. Their son David, 16, attends an American High School in Buenos Aires and returns home every other weekend. David will start a three month summer vacation on December 13. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Franklin Beard and Mr and Mrs Milton Beard of Dunkirk. Rev C W Walmer and Rev Mark Burden joined a pastor retreat at Camp St Marys earlier this week. Denton McCormick and Winston Stuart from Camp Ritchie spent the weekend with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Lay
Vanlue
Mesa
Ariz
Nacion
Dept
San Nicolas
Argentina
South America
David
Buenos Aires
Franklin Beard
Milton Beard
Dunkirk
C. W. Walmer
Mark Burden
Camp St. Marys
Denton McCormick
Winston Stuart
Camp Ritchie
Vanlue community meetings mix WSCS and clubs events
The Tolédo District WSCS Educational Seminar at Gibsonburg Methodist involved Deriton McCormick’s family and Vanlue Women, replacing the local WSCS September meeting. Vanlue EUB rally attendees, Vanlue Lions Club discuss press box project, eye glass drive, and refreshments after Friday football. Wayne Wiseley leads the Light Conservation Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deriton
Clarence McCormick
Cathy
Vanlue Methodist Church
Tolédo
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Gibsonburg Methodist Church
Merritt Hatch
Bruce ,Barer
James Wolfe
Medford Clark
O. E. ’ Ewing
Richard Clark
Evert Lee
Kyle Wiseley
Mae Marquet
Jack Miller
Vanlee Lions Club
Lee Dennis
Fridlay
Lions International
Miami
Fla
Thomas Miles
Findlay
Merle Sausser
Robert McManness
Vanlue
Wayne Wiseley
Vanlue F H A Chapter Opens First Meeting
Vanlue chapter of the F H A held its inaugural meeting on a Wednesday with Jane Risner, vice president, presiding. Roll call produced a partial response, hinting at an active chapter formation and early attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue F.H.A
Jane Risner
Vanlue
F.H.A
Publication details for Maryellen Miller paper
Maryellen Miller published weekly issues with editor Herbert H Miller and business manager, issued every Thursday. The Carey Ohio post office handles second class mail with subscriptions 3.50 in Ohio and 4.00 out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryellen Miller
Herbert H.miller
Carey, Ohio
Ohio
State of
Panel Discusses The Value Of Family Council
A panel discussion on The Value of Family Council featured Bonnie Hotelling Janis Horn Sandy Risner Diane French and Sue Riecman with Elaine Phillips and June Dulgar reporting on F H A camp. The meeting closed with singing and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Harry Bookwalter of California are visiting Mr and Mrs L C Dipert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Value of Family’ Council
Bonnie Hotelling
Janis Horn
Sandy Risner
Diane French
Sue Riecman
Elaine Phillips
June Dulgar
F.H.A. Camp
Rosalyn
Mrs
Harry Bookwalter
California
L. C. Dipert
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Squibb
Davol
Copr
Advertisers Ange Inc
Cepacol
Gofim
Vanlue News
Blue
Burson-Hale, Inc. Fine Clothiers—Jewelers
Canadiens
Jantzen
America
Jantzen Sportswear
Kroehler
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
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