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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
8
Call the Carey Times at 396 2311 to report your news. Submit tips on events local to Carey and surrounding area for potential publication.
A mixed OCR fragment shows an amateur ad for an athlete's foot remedy promising cure in three days from Harry's Pharmacy. It also contains public notices including an estate administration for Sharon Kaye Murray and state highway bid announcements with details for Wyandot and other counties, dates, and required bids.
July 23 1963 results list individual high games and series led by P Mewhorter B Hoopf and K Yingling. Team leaders include Misfits Strikers Astronuts and Boom Boom Girls with high games 210 199 and 167 plus. Standings show Misfits Strikers Boom Boom Girls and Astronuts with top series 1941 1702 and 1683.
July 23 1963 report from Bowl-Era Lanes lists individual men and women scores for three games plus 3 game series. Top teams include Noblit Beckford Gibson Traxler and LeMaster Kin with detailed per player tallies and standings.
In the Thursday Nite M D League on July 25 1963 top scores include men led by Clair Risser 234 179 179 Clyde Jenkins 225 174 161 Carey Garn 205 176 198 Laney 198 183 170 and others. women led by Hilda Campbell 195 197 164 Lola Laney 151 151 and Mary Ann Keller 171 with a 592 3 game series by Risser and 556 by Campbell.
A snowfall of scores shows Ulrich and Risser leading a team series and 470 455 series totals for Mullholand and Krom in a high school bowling match. The schedule lists roll offs and pairings including Nye-Krom Bear-Garn Kidwell-Schlachter Laney-Keller and Douglas-Dunbar with Hartman-Campbell.
The Monday Nite Ladies list honors high scores and three game series with players such as J Heck M Hewitt M Garn P Mewhorter E Gamber ling E Kauffman G Foster M Miller B Steinbaugh Y Bene and others. High team marks include Alley Cats 744 and 2130 series while the schedule shows Pinbusters Go Getters Rocken Rollers and others in August matchups.
Notice calls all Industrial League captains to assemble at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Recreation Lanes for a league meeting.
Notices of meetings for Catholic Ladies of Columbia and affiliated groups. Carey Temple No.169 Pythian Sisters meet at 8 pm tonight at K of P Hall. H B Club meets 8 pm Wednesday with hosts in charge of entertainment. Tops Club gathers 7 pm Friday with Mrs Alfred Davis. Victory Class at First Methodist holds a picnic supper 6 30 pm Tuesday at Walter Craft home bring own table service.
The midsummer communion will be administered at Christ Lutheran Church this Sunday at 8 a.m. and 10 30 a.m. The Rev George Cressman will preach the sermon. The Youth Choir will sing at the early service and the Senior Choir will lead the worship at 10 30.
Hussey's Shell Service of Carey files against Tom Parsons of Carey for 49.10 in the municipal court small claims division. Hart's Jewelry Store of Upper Sandusky files against Mrs. Tom Castanien of Route 1 Nevada for 25.75.
Recent visitors to Carey Nursing Home include numerous individuals and couples from Upper Sandusky Tiffin Findlay Vanlue Adrian and surrounding areas. Names listed comprise Mr and Mrs Dewey Failor Mrs Ernest Rothlisberger Mrs Dessie Roush Mrs John Shedenhelm Mrs Ralph Grady Judy Wendy Mr and Mrs Isaac Corfman Mrs Emory Lundy Sr Pam Mrs Lloyd Gwinner Mrs Gerald Margraf Mr and Mrs Earl Elchert Shirley Ellinwood Mary Ann Teets Mrs Harry Yaidhner and Mrs Anna Mae Gerri Mrs Ella Brandt.
The Edwin and Zitella Nye family reunion at Carey Memorial Park drew 80 attendees. A noon dinner followed and officers were elected: President Dallas Nye Jr of Fostoria, Secretary Mrs Nye, and Treasurer Mrs Sylvester Pahl. Contests and games topped the afternoon. The next gathering is set for July 26 1964 at the same park.
Mrs. Maude Donelson and her brother and family from E North Street camped last week at John Bryan near Springfield General Butler Carrolton Ky Spring Mill Mitchell Ind and Camp Riser near Carysville. They observed corn meal being buhrstone ground at Spring Mill.
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