Carey Sidewalk Days Offer Late Night Bargains
This Friday and Saturday August seven and eight Carey merchants present Old Fashioned Sidewalk Days. Stores stay open until nine both nights with many bargains and free prize drawings. Participating shops include Bowl Era Bowling Lanes Burgon Hale Inc Carey Furniture Economy Fetters Harmony Harrys Pharmacy Hook Kurtz Mapes Rexall Moore Richardson Electric Ross Johnson Snyder Lumber and more. Free parking provided by the village.
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Carey
Carey Times
Burgon-Hale, Inc
Carey Furniture
Harmony Shop
Harry’s Pharmacy
Hook Hardware
Kurtz Shoe Store
Mapes’ Rexall Drugs
Moore’s Store
Richardson Electric
Ross Johnson
Snyder Lumber &Co
Carey Retailers Major Force In Community
Local retailers are a major force in community wealth and welfare. Suburban retail association cites sales efficiency, increased motivation, creation of a trade center, and promotion of stronger institutions as key benefits fostering progress and a vibrant trading hub. Advertising reflects and sustains community vitality.
Wyandot County Democrats Meet in Upper Sandusky
William Howard of Carey led the Wyandot County Democratic gathering at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky with nearly 100 attendees. Plans for county fundraising were announced including a Democratic dinner on September 2 at 6:30 p.m. at the Fairgrounds dining hall. Karl Kraus, Willis Binan, and Clarence Young outlined qualifications and past work for county commissioner posts. Judge John D. Harnishfeger of Lima spoke as guest.
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William Howard
Carey
Democratic Club
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Mr. Howard
Fairgrounds
Karl F. Kraus
Willis Binan
Clarence Young
John D. Harnishfeger
Lima
Common Pleas Court
Allen County
Library catalog notes gift of books from Mr and Mrs C J Rutter
The library acknowledges a donation of books from Mr and Mrs C J Rutter. The listed titles span many authors and subjects including fiction, science, and children’s literature.
Police Warn Against Reckless Driving in Foodland Lot
Police warn residents after numerous complaints of cars speeding and weaving in the Foodland parking lot at night. Citizens are urged to report license numbers of dangerous drivers. violators will be picked up and fined.
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Foodland
Bar Racks 1798 WWI Veterans Meet at Carey
World War I veterans of Bar racks 1798 in Wyandot county meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday August 12 at the VFW Club in Carey for a regular gathering.
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I Vets
Wyandot County
V.F.W
Carey
Garden raid notice at Paul C Smith farm east of Carey
A notice warns that individuals in the east house area of the Paul C Smith farm east of Carey who have been seen taking corn and other vegetables must pay for them or face prosecution for nonpayment.
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Paul C. Smith
Carey
Village Council Debates Sidewalk Repairs and Waterline Request
Village leaders led by Village Manager George Dunn and Chairman Clarence Hagley examined numerous sidewalks in disrepair after several injuries. They plan repairs while considering a waterline request on Claire Street for Earl Gault with an estimated 308 dollars for a 1 inch line and 200 feet.
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George Dunn
Clarence Hagley
Claire Street
Brown Avenue
Earl Gault
Gault
Dunn
County Health Official Letter Totals Highlight Manager Dunn
Manager Dunn reviews several letters including one from County Health Commissioner T Jack Hen. The legible portion outlines administrative concerns and potential health matters affecting the office operations.
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Dunn
T. Jack Hen
Goodwill Truck to Collect in Carey on Monday
The Goodwill Industries truck will visit Carey on Monday, July 13, to collect used clothing furniture toys appliances and more. Call Mr. John C. Walters at 396 4491 with items to contribute.
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Goodwill Industries
Carey
John C. Walters
Carey Firemen Answer Two Alarms Saturday
Carey firemen answered two calls Saturday afternoon. At 1 40 Herschel Music of West Street had motor trouble ignite into flames and suffered arm burns, admitted to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Flames were extinguished. damage not estimated. At 6 10 a grass fire south of Carey on Elm Hill Road was quickly controlled with no serious damage.
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Carey
Herschel Music
West Street
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Elm Hill Road
Work Horse of Yester-Year Wallis Bear Tractor Restored by Schmidt Brothers
W R Schmidt of Schmidt Machine Co Lovell stands beside a Wallis Bear three wheel tractor built before 1912. The machine weighs about 0 tons with a 4 cylinder engine, 74 inch pistons and 9 inch stroke. It pulls eight to ten plows and has power steering and a 3 speed enclosed transmission. The Wallis later became Massey Harris and is the only one known today. It was restored in Schmidt’s shop and will appear at Ohio antique shows, transported by truck.
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Casey
Memorial, Park
W R. Schmidt
Schmidt Machine Co
Lovell
Schmidt
E. F. Schmidt
Bluffton
Racine
Wis
Schmidt Brothers
Wooster
Schmidt Machine Company
Wallis Company
Massey-Harris
Massey-Ferguson
Ohio
Co-Op Plans Elevator Addition Across Clean Run
Carey Farmer's Coop aims to add to its elevator with construction within 15 ft of a bridge over a run. Manager Dunn requests village help to clean the run before building, suggesting NY Central Railroad share the work. He lacks a dragline crew or cost estimate. Chairman Hagley urges contacting the county commissioner.
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Co-Op
Carey Farmer’s Coop
Dunn
New York Gentral Railroad
Hagley
Kiwanis Steak Supper Invites City Council
The Kiwanis invitees the City Council to a no cost steak supper next Monday at 6 30 p m. Wives are invited as well and each guest should bring his own silver.
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Kiwanis
Backstop Ordered for Baseball Diamond
A new backstop for the baseball diamond has been ordered at a cost of 900 dollars. A concrete tennis court was discussed but deemed too expensive with total construction costs around 1800 dollars. Blacktop would be 650 dollars and playground equipment for Waterworks Park was proposed. Resurfacing E South Street near the school would cost 1150 dollars, and the disposal plant driveway has been sealed.
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Dunn
John Windau
E. South Street
Restroom Construction Bids Open at Waterworks Park
Floor plans for the proposed Waterworks Park restrooms were reviewed and bids are now open for the project. The filing indicates the project aims to replace aging facilities and improve public amenities at the park.
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Waterworks Park
Gas valve mix up at Delta Plastics plant
Saturday morning workers shut off water and a gas valve by mistake at Patterson Street near Delta Plastics. The valve broke during the process and Swan Rubber Company later reported no gas. Liability insurance covered the error.
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Delta Plastics
Patterson Street
Swan Rubber Company
Plaque Order To Be Finalized For Sewage Plant
Councilman Jenkins and Manager Dunn are to finalize the ordering of a plaque to be hung at the sewage disposal plant. The plaque will measure about 18 by 24 inches.
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Jenkins
Dunn
Carey Featured in Toledo Blade Tribute
A Toledo Blade photographer visited Carey last week to capture images of the village and its businesses. The August 9 issue will feature A Tribute to Carey.
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Carey
Toledo Blade
The
Blade
Glue Sniffers Picked Up In Carey
Carey police picked up four juveniles ages 11 to 14 who bought excessive airplane glue for sniffing. The police warn parents to caution children about glue sniffing which can be habit forming and cause brain damage or death. Local merchants are asked to report large purchases to police.
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Carey
Rooms Needed for Pilgrims at Shrine Visit
Sleeping quarters are needed for pilgrims visiting the National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in the next few days. If you have rooms available, please call the rectory at 396 2461.
Dible Called To Viet Nam Assignment
Sgt and Mrs J F Dible and family Leah Ann Darcy Jon and Jill arrived from Petaluma California to visit on W Findlay Street but Sgt Dible received orders to leave for Vietnam he flew back to the West Coast Monday noon wife and family will visit relatives in Carey and Findlay until housing can be obtained
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J. F. Dible
Leah Ann. Darcy
Jon
Jill
Petaluma
Calif
W. Findlay Street
Sgt. Dible
Viet, Nam
West Coast
Carey and Findlay
Thom Fined In Carey Reckless Driving Case
Dorothy M. Thom 58 of West Street faced charges of reckless operation and leaving the scene of an accident in a Carey court session Tuesday evening before Police Justice C. J. Hagley. She was fined $10 and $8.60 costs for each offense and ordered to pay $5 biweekly until fully paid.
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C. J. Hagley
Dorothy M. Thom
West Street
Paul F. Pahl
American Legion Pic Nic Homecoming Workers Invited
American Legion sponsored picnic homecoming event this Saturday August 8 at Mrs Edith Donelson Elm Hill starting 8 p m or after all workers encouraged to attend bring your own service for the event
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American Legion
Edith Donelson
Elm Hill
For Rent: Modern House East of Country
Rent notice for a modern house located 34% miles east in the country with contact phone 396-5525. The brief advert invites inquiries for rental.
Gals Pressed To Marry By Mom And Dad Before Thirty
The remark notes a social expectation that few women reach age 30 without being asked to marry, typically by both mother and father, highlighting early marriage pressure.
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Mom
Pop
Police Investigate Two Accidents In Mt. Blanchard Area
A Sunday crash on West Findlay Street involving Esther Spencer 18 of Mt. Blanchard damaged a 1955 Chevrolet about 150 dollars. Injured passenger Patricia Sperber 14 was treated after a crash later that night on West North Street led to charges against Dorothy Thom 58 for reckless operation and leaving the scene. Officer Paul Pahl led investigations.
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W. Findlay Street
Esther Helena Spencer
Mt. Blanchard
Findlay Street
West Findlay Street
Patricia Sperber
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Shuman Brothers
Paul F. Pahl
Dorothy M. Thom
West Street
Roger Newcomer
Carey High School Football Players to Get Physicals
All players planning to play football at Carey High School must report to Dr. T. R. Huston’s office on S. Patterson Street at 9 a.m. Wednesday August 12 for a physical examination.
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Carey High School
T. R. Huston
S. Patterson Street
Carey High Band to March in Vanlue Homecoming Parade
Carey High School Band will participate in the Vanlue Homecoming Parade this evening. The bus departs at 5 30 p m and all band members are asked to be prompt.
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Carey High School
Janet Shull
Tragedy Averted As Car Stalls On Crossing
An Upper Sandusky mother Doris Solacoff and her two children escaped injury when their stalled car on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway tracks in Columbus stayed 17 feet from a crossing as a 78 car train struck it. Engineer H J Shaw said the train neared 28 to 30 mph and slowed to 7 or 8 mph before impact.
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Sandusky
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Columbus
Doris Solacoff
K. K. Solacoff
Mark
Kathy
H. J. Shaw
Shuffleboard Night Brings Winners and Close Contests
Ten teams competed in the Tuesday July 28 tournament won by Mary Pieracini and Lee Yentzer who beat Marcia Donelson and Karl Kimmel. Helen King and Clarence Reinhart won the consolation over Lloyd Long and Rose Ryder. Friday July 31 Denver Donelson and Edwin King took first over Harold Shiley and Henry Pieracini with Lee Yentzer and Earl Detrick taking consolation over Lucille Hoops and Carl Dible. Refreshments were served during intermission by the July committee.
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Mary Pieracini
Lee Yentzer
Marcia Donelson
Karl Kimmel
Helen King
Clarence Reinhart
Lloyd Long
Rose Ryder
Denver Donelson
Edwin King
Harold Shiley
Henry Pieracini
Earl Detrick
Lucille Hoops
Carl Dible
Newhard Studio of Photography Summer Hours
Newhard Studio of Photography announces summer hours from Monday through Friday noon to six p.m. Saturday hours run nine a.m. to six p.m. The note states the schedule applies for the period from the 25th to the 31st.
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Newhard Studio
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Blake
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Lenski
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McClung
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Matsuno
Haland
Weil
Dr. Seuss
Colby
Council Briefs
L. A. Reinhart
Buell
Yester
National Electric Porcelain Co
Hugh Kurtz
Douglas Devoe
Laurel Lanning
Bob Woesner
George Gardner
Ed Gibbs
Tom Book
August Kitzler
Paul J. Pahl
Leonard Kramer
Harry Steady
Jack Reynolds
Cornelius Shaw
Rood Markley
Wallace Nye
Loren Stoll
Sherman Yingling
Clarence Gamel
Frank Mangett
Jesse Still
William Gobrecht
Scott McKinnon
Alfonso Hart
Harold (Tink) Ritter
Sam Skidmore
Guy Sutphen
Dode Pepple
Floyd Mets
Clayton Holland
Ely Warren
Bill Sherman
Howard Gobrecht
Bob Ewing
Otto Krupp
Dan McLoughlin
Porcelain Products Co
Clarken Co
E. G. Ryman
Porcelain Products
C. R. Guthridge
W. E. Hershman
Kenneth Duenke
Kenneth Wagner
St. Louis
Dible
Viet Nam
W. R. Jacob
W. North Street
Shuffleboard News
Charles McCormick
Lydia Beck
Solomon Naus
Nelson Fruth
Charley Pratt
Joseph Logsdon
Russell Wolfe
Louis Audrush, Sr
Walter Drake
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