Sisters Enjoy New York Tour Highlights
Mrs. Ray Tracy and her sister Mrs. Cyril Mohr returned from a week long escorted New York City tour. They toured the United Nations Building Chinatown Harlem and downtown Manhattan enjoyed Broadway shows at the Playhouse and 46th Street Theatre saw the Rockettes and attended TV show tapings including To Tell the Truth Garry Moore and The Match Game. The trip began by train from Toledo and they stayed at the Picadilly Hotel Times Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tracy
E. North Street
Cyril Mohr
Tiffin
New York City
Manhattan Island
United Nations Building
Chinatown
Harlem
Paul Ford
Maureen O'Sullivan
Orson Bean
The
Playhouse
Gene Raeburn
NBC Peacock
Toledo
Picadilly Hotel
Broadway
Times Square
Vanlue Native Lillie May Pratt Thomas Dies at 83
Funeral rites for Mrs. Lillie May (Pratt) Thomas 83 of 316 S Hazel St Upper Sandusky were held at Bringman & Co. Funeral Home at 2 p m Saturday. She was found dead in bed Wednesday Sept 11 with death due to heart attack during sleep. Born Vanlue Aug 9 1881 she married Harvey S Thomas who died 1953. Survived by son Dale E Dayton daughter Phoebe Boyle Arlington brother Troy Pratt Toledo. sister Polly Custer deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie May (Pratt) Thomas
S. Hazel Street
Upper Sandusky
Bringman & Co
Old Mission Cemetery
Harvey S. Thomas
Dale E
Dayton
Phoebe Boyle
Arlington
Troy Pratt
Toledo
Polly Custer
Fire damages 1955 Chevrolet. Carey firemen respond
Carey firemen answered a 1:25 p.m. call Tuesday to a car fire in a 1955 Chevrolet owned by Jim Thompson of North Baltimore. The carburetor caught fire while waiting at Findlay and Vance Streets. the vehicle was moved to N Vance near Hook Hardware and the flames were controlled. Wiring under the hood was destroyed. Thompson, a highway construction worker, had come to Carey for lunch. Chief Vincent Jacob also stopped two Michigan runaways driving a car owned by one youth’s mother. They had 390 in cash and an heirloom German spoon and were held for Michigan authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Jim Thompson
North Baltimore
Findlay
Vance
N. Vance
Hook Hardware
Thompson
Vincent Jacob
Michigan
Georgia
Germany
Pratt Home Break-In Solved
Crawford county sheriff's department holds 43 year old farm hand Hubert Littoral from rear Bucyrus for investigation of several thefts in Crawford and neighboring counties. Recovered items from the Pratt residence west of Carey were returned to Mr and Mrs Pratt. Littoral admitted burglarizing homes near Bucyrus and Emp tage Marseilles. He faces breaking and entering and probable grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Clifford Emptage
Marseilles
Carey zoning talk draws praise from locals
Lawrence Orians and Clerk C. A. Yeoman along with Robert Mott, Wyandot County Commissioners chair, introduced board members and officials. Carey Community Development officers, zoning trustees, and village commission members were listed, with remarks that Mr Wenner's talk drew favorable comment Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Orians
C. A. ‘Yeoman
Robert Mott
Wyandot County Commissioners
Harold Shuman
Dale Myers
Carey Community ‘Development Corporation
David Myers
Jack Armstrong
Alfred Hucke
George Dunn
William Hershman
Rex Huston
Tracy Johnson
Reid Heck
Paul Wonder
Forest Davis
Paul Burson
Carey Village
Clyde Jenkins
Cyril Baker
Sidney Watkins
E. G. Ryman
Jack Rutter
Porcelain Products, Inc
Lisbon
Arthur Stoll
Stanley van Buren
Mr. Wenner
Area Realty Transfers in Crawford and Carey Townships
Elgin Bayes transfers 1 lot to Mary A Bayes in Carey. Margaret Yost sells 1.492 acres to Robert E Mundy et ux in Crawford township for $1. Charles F Peters et ux convey land in Carey to Lloyd Baldridge et ux for $1. Alva L Claude deceased transfers 50.5 acres in Crawford township to Irving D Claude et al. Certificate for transfer filed from David H Coakley et ux to George H Coakley et ux for part 1 Jot in Carey for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Bayes
Mary A. Bayes
Carey
Margaret Yost
Robert E. Mundy
Crawford Township
Charles F. Peters
Lloyd Baldridge
Alva L. Claude
Irving D. Claude
David H. Coakley
George H. Coakley
Mt Blanchard Bank Director Succumbs
Calvin W. Miller 72, Mt Blanchard farmer and Citizens Bank director, died Sept 16 1963 after a six month illness. Survived by wife Minta and several children. funeral held Sept 18 at Shields Funeral Home Forest with burial in Mt Blanchard Cemetery. He served as Delaware township trustee and was a Methodist and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Miller
Mt. Blanchard
Citizens Bank
Mt. “Blanchard
Samuel C. and
Annis’ (Allen) Miller
Minta (Fink) Miller
Joseph
Priscilla) Saltzman
Alvada
Carl
Rebecca) Hector
McComb
Herman
Myrtle Gay
Delaware Township
Shields Funeral Home
Forest
Ralph Uth
Mt. Blanchard Cemetery
Court and public notices in Wyandot county
Seventeen items list septic tank permit holders in Alvin E. Lawrence and others, money suit by Fisher Governor Co. against Allied Industries, a $1,100 judgment in Leigh and McDor man v Zeigler, multiple divorce suits including Florence A. Hayden and Judy Frances Stapley, marriage licenses for Frank O. Brown and Elizabeth J. Knieriemen, plus August motor vehicle registrations totaling 69 new cars, 163 used cars, and other vehicle types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fisher Governor Co
Marshalltown
Town
Allied Industries, Inc
Upper Sandusky
N. V. Armstrong
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New York
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PRATT
Abe
Mt. Blanchard Bank
Court News
Alvin E. Lawrence
Robert Pearce
Sycamore
Richard Ankney
Russell D. Hauenstein
Paul Gregg
Common Pleas Court
Carl F. Leigh
Merlin McDorman
Neil M. Zeigler
Florence A. Hayden
Henry J. Hayden
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Frances Marie Kirby
Nevada
Wyandot County
Lewis H. Kirby
Judy Frances Stapley
Charles Lance Stapley
Frank O. Brown
Farmer
Elizabeth J. Knieriemen
RED Goose
Endicott-Johnson Kingsway
John C. Roberts
Trest
G.W. Pure
Carey Foodland
OLD Smokehouse
Hans
Young and
Pillsbury Deluxe
Fleischman
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