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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
6
Bank promo card notes FDIC insurance for savings and checking accounts. It mentions night depository and safe deposit facilities offered by The Peoples Bank. The text emphasizes insured deposits and vault services through a local banking institution.
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service gathered at the pastor's home Rev James Wolfe of Vanlue hosting. Fourteen members answered roll call naming Bible books, and 53 cards plus 68 illness get well messages were reported. Proceeds from a bakeless bake sale totaled 18 dollars 80 cents with plans for a chicken and ham supper October 19 at the church dining hall. Next meeting set for October 3 at Mrs McNutt's home.
In the business session officers were elected including Chairman Edward Boes Vice Chairman Wendell Wenner discussion leader Mr Doran secretary treasurer Mrs Gerald Gosche legislative reporter Mr Gosche and reporter Mrs Boes The next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Gosche on Oct 12 Mrs Miller entertained the Union Past Presidents Club of Carey and Findlay Reviews Women s Benefit Association Tuesday evening Nine members attended Mrs Richard Hunter led the session and a social hour followed Mrs Lester Baker helped serve refreshments The next meeting set for Oct 8 at the home of Mrs John Noles Findlay Sixteen Mary Marthas met at Christ Lutheran Church lounge following a two month recess Mrs Fordyce Lortz led devotions reading And … We Pray Officers include President Mrs Barger Vice President Mrs Myers Secretary Mrs Ralph Tanner Treasurer Mrs D B Fetters Publicity Chairman Mrs W L Stombaugh Committees named with Lortz Myers and Barger Overseas Williams Schmuck Bayes Sick Fetters and McDaniel New members Romig and Myers A rummage sale was planned with Mrs Fetters publicity chairperson
A long OCR list names many Wyandot and nearby county farm bureaus livestock associations grain and supply firms implement dealers seed companies feed services and local banks. The roster includes Upper Sandusky Wyandot County groups and various county committees and clubs such as Kiwanis and cattle breeding clubs.
Guests Mrs Karg and Mrs Barger were read. Refreshments were served by Mrs Fetters Mrs Bayes and Mrs Lortz.
Steven Heilman son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Heilman celebrated his first birthday on Saturday. Dinner guests included Fred Kloepfer Bob Roger Lucy and Christine of Carey. Evening attendees for ice cream and cake were Mr and Mrs Don Gary Bill Gary Jay Long Mrs Ruth Heilman Findlay Mrs Mary Bayes Danny David Roger and Jennifer of Carey. Steve received many nice gifts.
Mr and Mrs Russell Ward and Mr and Mrs Robert Ward express gratitude to all who donated blood for Kathy at Children’s Hospital in Columbus after her open heart surgery on November 7, 1962. A third blood donation could save another life as it did for Kathy.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Bloom of near McCutchenville hosted and spoke with Mr and Mrs Hugh Mullholand who is recovering from a brief illness. Russell Ward and family visited Frank Carpenter in Fostoria. Mary Etchen Luther Gooch and Walter Myers from Fostoria joined the Blooms for a Sunday visit.
Mr and Mrs A A Poes of 1018 Buckley Road Fostoria announce the engagement of their daughter Wanda Mary to Wallace R Williams son of Mr and Mrs Glenn E Williams Route 1 north of Carey A December 1 wedding is planned Wanda Mary Poes is a Fostoria High School graduate and Riverside Hospital School of Nursing alumna Wallace R Williams is a Carey High School graduate and Bowling Green State University attendee He has been accepted at Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee in Culinary Arts
Miss Joanne Eileen Dible daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Dible of 401 N Vance Street and James Reed Morehart son of Mr and Mrs Reed Morehart Route 1 McCutchenville will exchange marriage vows at 230 PM Sunday at Christ Lutheran Church Rev George E Cressman Sr officiating Open church observed Attending brides sisters in law and bridegrooms sister Ushers and attendants listed Organist soloist and reception helpers named Judges and guests noted.
Guests attend the October gathering to be held at the home of Mrs Frank Robinette, as announced for the social event.
Miss Judy Renshler daughter of Mr and Mrs E K Renshler Sylvan ia and Charles Rife son of Mr and Mrs Fredrick Rife Crawford have chosen Sunday Sept 22 as the date of their marriage The ceremony will be solemnized at 430 pm in Epiphany Lutheran Church Reynolds Corners Toledo The custom of open church will be observed
The statement declares that the undersigned Louis Jacques will not be liable for any debts incurred by others. It asserts sole responsibility for his own financial obligations.
Announcement states Miss Mary Ann MacDonald of Plattsburg New York is engaged to Airman A Mc William Sloman son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Sloman Find lay and grandson of Mr and Mrs Carey Garn and W H Sloman of Carey Demos MacDonald and Mrs Florence MacDonald of Gloversville New York are the bride to be s parents Miss MacDonald is a sophomore at New York University College of Education Plattsburg Airman Sloman is stationed with the U S Air Force at Plattsburg Air Force Base no date has been set for the wedding
St Paul Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Leora Davis home for an all day session with a midday meal prepared by the hostess and assistants. Rev. Mark Burden led prayers and devotion as Mrs. Jerome Walters oversaw devotions. contests were won by Freddig Kloepfer Edna Loader and Write Wohlgamuth. Wohlgamuth to host October meeting. Clarence McCormick hosted Biglick Center Grange Ladies Club for a tureen dinner and meeting with Michael Barger presiding. E J Schalk appointed to study project possibilities, Alberta Caskey and Teresa Ann Barger noted in proceedings.
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