Reverend Larimore resigns Ridge Chapel Nazarenes pastorate
The Rev. M C Larimore of 522 W Findlay St resigns as Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene pastor and takes a similar post at Mc Arthur Church. He and the Larimore family relocate Aug 5 and begin ministry Aug 7.
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M. C. Larimore
W. Findlay St
Ridge
Chapel Church of the Nazarene
McArthur Church
Carey
Ellis Penrod
Larimores
Syracuse
Cooperdale
Jim Brown Enlists in U S Air Force Training in Texas
Jim Brown son of Mr and Mrs Vincent J Brown from southwest of Carey left Carey on July 13 for Lackland Air Force Base Texas to begin basic training in the United States Air Force He is a 1965 Carey High School graduate and has worked at Ace Molded Products Co and the Carey theater His address is AB James A Brown AF 11701294 Box 1524 Flight 1637 Lackland AFB Texas 78236
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Vincent J. Brown
Carey
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
United States Air Force
Jim
Carey High School
Ace Molded Products Co
Carey Theater
James A. Brown
Lackland Afb
Carey Shuffleboard Club Tournament Results
The Carey Shuffleboard Club held a regular tournament on Tuesday August 2 with Mary Shiley and Edwin King winning the upper bracket over Elmer Lawrence and Roy Schoenburger. Harold Shiley and Gladys Yentzer won the consolation. Friday’s match saw Harold Shiley and Denver Donelson defeat Lee Callahan and Pat Barone of Chardon Ohio. Consolation winners were Mary Shiley and Lee Yentzer over Nancy Comb ine and Bill Crowe. The Henry Hubbard doubles is set for August 6–7 in Toledo at Germaine Park with several Carey members planning to attend.
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Carey Shuffleboard Club
Tues
Mary Shiley
Edwin King
Elmer Lawrence
Roy Schoenburger
Harold Shiley
Gladys Yentzer
Henry
Mary Pieraciani
Denver Donelson
Lee Callahan
Pat Barone
Chardon
Lee Yentzer
Nancy Combine
Bill Crowe
Henry Hubbard
Toledo
Germaine Park
Carey Club
Goodwill Truck to Pick Up Donations in Carey Monday
The Goodwill Truck will be in Carey Monday August 8 to collect discarded items. Contact Mrs. John Walters at 396 4491 to arrange donations.
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Carey
John Walters
Cal's Barber Shop To Close For Four Days
Cal's Barber Shop will be closed next Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday August 8 9 10 and 11. Open Friday August 12 for sale golf clubs complete set of pro shop used irons in excellent condition inquire Moore's Store.
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Cal’s
Moores
Carey-Ettes Style Revue Set for August 4
The Carey-Ettes 4 H club announces the Style Revue on August 4 with transportation from the Methodist Church at 6 30 PM. A demonstration contest is planned for August 9 at Upper Sandusky and a 4 H tour to the courthouse is scheduled for August 10 followed by swimming at the Upper Sandusky pool. Participants should call 396-5644 or 396-0139 to join.
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Carey-Ettes
Methodist Church
Upper Sandusky
Carey- Ettes
Carey Eagles sweep two in Industrial League softball
Morral Chemical opened with a 5 run tally but Findlay Steelers cut the lead to 3 before Carey Eagles exploded for 5 in the first and 3 in the second inning. Draper and Kear led Carey with multiple extra base hits while R Hawkins and Robinson homered for Morral and Findlay respectively.
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Findlay
Steelers
Carey Eagles
Harrison-Smith Park
Morral
Morial
R. Hawkins
Harry Robinson
Eagles
Konkle
Draper
Carey
Kear
T. Rettig
Carey youth hurt in two-vehicle crash near Carey
A Friday night accident on Ohio 568 near Carey injured a 17 year old rider and damaged two vehicles. Richard D. Hunter, 22, and Jimmy Risner, 17, were involved. Risner suffered a shoulder bruise and a minor leg scratch while the motorcycle rode without lights. The collision occurred as the car turned north with the motorcycle eastbound.
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Carey
Ohio
Wyandot County Sheriff's Department
Richard D. Hunter
W. North St
Jimmy Risner
Route Two
Sheriff’s Department
Police Reports for June and July Recorded for Village
Village police logged 271 complaints and calls, 17 accidents, 34 arrests, 10 reckless driving, 2 yield and stop violations, 1 DWI, 1 improper passing, 1 speeding, 3 other assaults, 1 assault on a minor, 4 fights, 2 letting dogs run loose, 2 disturbing the peace, 1 distraction of property, 1 resisting an officer, 1 nuisance, 1 unmapped route, and 1 parking a disabled vehicle. Four inmates were jailed, 8 vandalism reports, 5 larcenies, 1 dog bite, 1 runaway, 12 traffic warnings, 64 improper parking warnings. Carey police investigated a July 27 two car crash in Foodland parking. Ronald M. Royan, 39, backed into a Bader car. A July 31 minor mishap at Memorial Park involved Darrell F. Hotelling, 35, backing into a light pole with $200 damage.
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Carey
Memorial Park
Darrell F. Hotelling
Route 1
Prater Wounded in Viet Nam Grenade Blast
Pfc. Jamiss Prater of Vanlue was wounded by shrapnel from a hand grenade in the Quang Tin area of Viet Nam. He has returned to the United States and is hospitalized in Philadelphia. He enlisted January 1966 and was in Viet Nam three weeks before injury. He is a Vanlue High graduate. Mr and Mrs Herbert Prater of Carey are his relatives.
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Prater
Vanlue
Boyd Prater
Vil
Quang Tin
Viet Nam
United States
Philadelphia
James
Vanlue High
Herbert’ Prater
Carey
Lutheran Brotherhood Sees 32.6 Percent Gain in First Half 1966
Hauenstein reports Lutheran Brotherhood increases life insurance business by 32.6 percent in the first six months of 1966. The Minneapolis based fraternal society issued and paid 182,088,586 dollars in life insurance, with in force and assets totaling over 2.5 billion dollars as of June 30. Carl F. Granrud praised the field force as the society marks its golden anniversary since its 1917 merger.
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Lutheran Brotherhoo
Russell D. Hauenstein
Carey
Lutheran Brotherhood
Hauenstein
Fraternal Insurance Society
Carl F. Granrud
Granrud
Lutheran Church
Mayor's Court Hears Three Cases This Week
Three defendants appeared in Ma yor's Court this week. Carl E Kelly of Sycamore faced assault and battery charges brought by Joyce M Ke lly. his fine was suspended on good behavior. James F French of Fostoria was fined 10 dollars plus costs for improper passing. James Miller of Carey was fined 5 dollars plus costs for a dog running at large.
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Carl E. Kelly
Sycamore
Joyce M. Kelly
James F. French
N. Union St
Fostoria
James Miller
High St
Carey
Garey Home Vandalized in Mass Schedule Incident
Mrs. Freda Jacobson found five windows at her Brown Avenue home shot with BB pellets on Saturday. She notified the Carey Police Department, which gave prompt attention and said the matter is under investigation.
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Freda Jacobson
Brown Ave
Carey Police Department
C and O Rail Road Track Rejuvenation in Carey
A 40 man crew and a 50 foot Ker shaw Undercutter machine are removing stone and dirt from around Carey C and O tracks. They realign and respace ties to correct malalignment caused by heavy traffic. The work moves toward Fostoria after starting at the C and O E Findlay Street Crossing.
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Carey
C&o
Kershaw
Bob Baumgartner
Earl Schmidt
Fostoria
C & O E. Findlay
Shiley Announces Gas Budget Plan For Ohio Customers
Columbia Gas of Ohio will continue offering a budget payment plan to spread heating costs over 12 months. Harold Shiley notes customers pay about one twelfth monthly, with annual reviews for adjustments due to weather or other factors, starting with the October bill.
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Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Harold Shiley
Carey
Columbia of Ohio
Shiley
Pfc Joe Bernard Home on 19 Day Army Leave
Pfc Joe Bernard, son of Mr and Mrs J F Bernard, arrived home on July 12 for a 19 day leave. He left July 29 for Washington, Virginia where he will be stationed until October, then proceed to Monterey California to attend an Army language school.
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Joe Bernard
J. F. Bernard
Joe
Warrington
Monterey
Calif
Art Classes Canceled For 1966 67 School Year
All art classes are canceled for the 1966 67 school year. Students adding art as a fourth subject must visit the office or call to change schedules by August 12. Freshman typing will be dropped without a schedule change. Other changes should be made within the next week.
Mrs Kneisley Honored After July New York City Wedding
Mrs Imogene Keller Kneisley and Richard Kneisley of Toledo were honored at a reception at the Plantation Inn Maumee Ohio attended by Mr and Mrs Derr of Upper Sandusky Mr and Mrs Mack of Carey Mr and Mrs Giotto of Tiffin and Mr and Mrs Matt Asher of Defiance Mrs Kneisley is the former Imogene Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Derr The couple wed July 14 in New York City
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Lewis J. Seymore
Joseph Derr
Upper Sandusky
Floyd Mack
Carey
Michael Giotto
Tiffin
Matt Asher
Defiancé
Plantation Inn
Maumee
Ohio
Richard Kneisley
Toledo
New York City
Kneisley
Imogene Keller
Cary
Derr
City approves park to GHR Foundry for parking lot
Dayton City Commission unanimously approves converting 5.24 acres of Deeds Park to a parking area for GHR Foundry and nearby Tait Manufacturing. Conditions to be set for sale and appraised price, with a revert clause considered. concerns raised over drive widening and park aesthetics.
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Roscoe Snyder
Robert A. Flynn
Tait Mfg., Co
Rt. 4
Webster St
Delynn
Commissonaes
Kenneth Henry
Tait Mfg
Tait
Henry
Ernest J. Stockum
Dayton Malleable Co
Flynn
Phil Skardon
Dayton
Letter to the Editor on Dayton Malleable Iron expansion
A Dayton Daily News letter argues a company plan to take five acres of Deeds park as a private parking lot would ruin Dayton's residential area. The writer warns of air quality decline, falling property values, and residents fleeing to exurbs, urging city residents to speak out.
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Dayton Daily News
Middle West
Dayton Malleable Iron Company
GHR
Deeds Park
Dayton
Dr John Searle Sr to Preach at Memorial EUB Church
Reverend John Searle Sr of the Ohio Conference is scheduled to deliver the 9:00 worship sermon at Memorial United Brethren Church titled The Hills of which from Psalm 125:2. Evangelistic Crusade hosts nightly services 7:30 pm August 21 28 with Evangelist Arnie Robertson.
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Ohiodusky Conference
Memorial Blelical United Brethren Chu
Wilford Shuman
John Hunter
G. Bame
Pra
Forth Com
Memorial Church
Arnie Robertson
Klinger
Meme E.U.B. Church
First Methodist
John Elwood
Father
Eugene Orians
Leckie Baker
Anamese People Noted For Distinct Physical Trait
Anamese in South China are described as having notably large toes tied to a long history of intermarriage. The text claims the trait has persisted for thousands of years among this group.
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China
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