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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
8
Birch the Magician performs at Carey H. S. auditorium on September 30 with a 3:45 p.m. matinee for all students at 25 cents and an 8 p.m. evening show for adults 1.25 and students 75 cents. Kiwanians will deliver tickets by call.
The Carey Fortnightly Club began its new year with a dinner at Johnny Appleseed Restaurant Arlington last Thursday. Mrs. Harold Franklin new president welcomed members and led the business session. Mrs. Jerome Bernard presented program booklets titled The Drama of Life. Members recalled the Federation conference in July.
Mrs Nelson Turnbell was guest of honor at a Riverside Park picnic Sunday celebrating her birthday. Attendees included Mrs Ray Lemon Yvonne L Jane Perry Dallas and the Lemon family with Ronald Lemon and relatives now stationed with the U S Air Force in Toledo.
The business session and reports were given by Mrs William Peirce secretary and Mrs C J Hagley treasurer Mrs Ross Johnson conducted the devotions The traveling basket was a feature of the evening Mrs Earl Burson and Mrs M D Shafer were auctioneers Refreshments were served by Mrs Wallace Ruehle chairman and her committee Mrs Roy Kirkwood Mrs Arthur Byers Mrs Shafer and Mrs Johnson
Thirteen members attended the first Priscilla Club meeting of the new season after a chicken dinner at Homestead Restaurant. Officers to remain include President Mrs William Peirce Vice President Mrs Guy Sutphen and Secretary Mrs Linus Myers. The afternoon featured current events and needlework with refreshments served by the hostess. Other members present included Mrs S R Bamne Mrs F L Moyer Mrs E C Ekleberry Mrs F H Frederick Mrs R C Beebe Mrs Will Pontius Mrs Wallace Ruehle Miss Margie Sutphen Mrs R B Hamlet and Mrs Earl Burson. Miss Sutphen to entertain the club October 1.
The MB Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Glenn Swindler's home near Wharton with all members present and guest Mrs. Charles Spitler. Contests were led by Mrs. Nachbar and won by Mrs. Swindler Mrs. Muir and Mrs. Rickle. The hostess claimed the mystery package and refreshments followed. Mrs. Rickle will host October gathering.
The Farm Bureau Council N W B met at the Doran home on W. North Street. Mrs. Doran was re-elected president with Lee Yentzer as vice president Vincent Orians as discussion leader Mrs. Vincent Arnold as secretary Mrs. George Savidge as treasurer and women and men committees named. The next meeting is Oct 10 at the Lowerys in Fostoria.
Circle IV of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs Charles Raver's home on E Findlay Street. Mrs Paul Wonder led a short business session. Devotions by Mrs James Hendricks and lesson by Mrs Charles Shafer. Refreshments by the hostess and Mrs Dallas Bland. October meeting at Mrs Robert Hunter's home on W North Street.
Miss Carol Ruth Buess daughter of Ferris and (Route 2 Forest) married Edward Thomas Watson son of Orville and (Route 1 Wharton) at 2 30 in the First Church of God Wharton. The Rev Richard E Wilkin officiated with organist Mrs Larry Watson. A reception at the bride’s home followed. The couple will reside on route 1 Wharton after a weeklong southern states trip.
C R Taylor thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during confinement at Blanchard Valley Hospital. Use the want ads. It pays.
Joanne Eileen Dible and James Reed Morehart exchanged marriage vows at Christ Lutheran Church in a 2 30 pm ceremony. The double ring service featured white gladioli and chrysanthemums, with a reception at Moose Hall attended by about 300 guests. The couple plans to reside on route 1, McCutchenville after a Smoky Mountains wedding trip.
Marine Cpl John E Shaffer begins a two year tour of duty overseas with destination not yet announced. He has spent the last two years at Parris Island South Carolina and left Monday after a 36 day family leave with parents Mrs and Mrs John Shaffer and siblings Rose Marie Kenny and Ronnie of E South Street.
Miss Janice Craft and Leo Beagle Jr will wed October 5 at First Methodist Church South of Carey with Rev. J Frank Ferguson officiating An entourage including matron of honor bridesmaids best man ushers flower girls and a vocal soloist will attend the ceremony
A Sunday picnic at Carey Memorial Park shelter house gathered 89 Linden Ray family members and friends. Participants included Nelson and Zelda Dick, Clinton and Gladys Tharp, Linden Ray and daughter, and many others from Carey Findlay Upper Sandusky Stockbridge Wyoming Dayton Tiffin and surrounding areas. A second reunion is planned for September 15 1964.
The marriage of Karen Sommerschield of St. Petersburg Florida and Dennis L. Yingling of S Patterson Street will take place at 6 30 PM Saturday in First Methodist Church with Rev J Frank Ferguson officiating. Attendants include maid of honor Marcia Sommerschield best man Raymond Yingling and ushers Richard Yingling and Tom Walter. Organist Mrs Cecil Laird and vocal soloist William Hershman also remain part of the ceremony.
Frank Kitchel Jr and his wife Karen and their son have moved from Elyria to Livonia Michigan by order of General Electric Co. The transfer occurred on September 10 and places them in Livonia.
Wayne Niederkohr and Connie Fletcher Niederkohr were married Saturday at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation rectory at 4 PM. The couple plans to reside temporarily at 37744 Frederick Street before a new home near Carey is ready. The bride wore a white nylon street-length dress with a lace jacket and a large white velvet bow. The groom’s relatives attended, including Edward Seifert as best man and Perry Fletcher as bridesmaid.
The Carey Times reports a wedding where the bride wore a white carnat ion corsage and the groom's parents hosted 18 guests at a 6 p.m. dinner. A 7 p.m. reception for 75 followed in the Catholic Hall with server names listed. The bride attended Carey High School. the groom, a 1959 graduate, works as a carpenter for Snyder Lumber Co. The couple plans to move into a new home in about two weeks.
Newly married Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Carter reside in Brookings Oregon after a Sept 14 ceremony at First Methodist Church officiated by Rev. J Frank Ferguson. Attendants included the groom’s relatives and guests from Carey Mt Blanchard Findlay and Brookings, with gifts from several states and cities.
Name of Homer Bleam inadvertently omitted from list of brothers and sisters who survive Mrs. Carrie Agnes Bleam Ward, who died September 14 at her Galion home.
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