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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
5
Fox bounty certificates were issued last Friday at the Seneca County sheriff office. Edith Featheringill of Attica claimed a gray fox taken in Reed township and Robert Heimrich of McCutchenville claimed a red fox taken in Seneca township.
Wyandot county is one of 12 Northwestern Ohio counties that met their six month Savings Bond quota for 1964. Of a total quota of 502000 dollars, Wyandot residents purchased 269907 dollars, or 53 8 percent. It pays.
Alan Thomas son of Mrs. Amos Risner arrived Sunday July 26 at Stewart Air Force Base Tennessee to begin four weeks of ROTC summer training focusing on learning and recreation.
Night court cases in Upper Sandusky involved traffic citations from the Ohio Highway Patrol. Charles T. Dill of Carey paid $10 plus costs for no muffler, Paul D. Fairchild of Carey paid $25 plus costs for unsafe operation, and Galloway Morgan of Vanlue paid $35 plus costs for reckless operation. A driver's license suspension for 10 days was also imposed by the municipal court.
On August 5 1964 at 2 30 p m the sale offers Kelvinator refrigerator Hotpoint stove RCA TV Hoover sweeper and attachments Thor washer radios lamps sewing machine furniture and more. Real estate comprises a 66 by 200 foot lot with a 5 room house. Immediate possession 10 down and balance by December 20 1964 with tax terms and viewing by appointment with Ben Walter. Owner Annabelle and Sons.
A Wyandot County demonstration on improving woodlands will be held August 5 at 10 a.m. at the Fred Scheck property. B H Mauer of the Ohio Division of Forestry will mark trees to remove or kill and explain best methods for woodland improvement. The event, sponsored by the Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation District, invites farmers to learn how well managed woods can provide income and help keep land productive.
John K. Romig of Celina resigns as Mercer county agriculture extension agent in charge of 4-H after about two years to become agricultural consultant and assistant loan officer at Celina First National Bank. He is an Ohio State University graduate and previously taught at Leipsic High School.
Relatives report 19 year old Joseph Logsdon of Detroit was killed July 12 when a motorist struck the motorcycle he rode with his brother Richard, who suffered a fractured leg and minor injuries. Joseph died shortly after admission to the hospital. Richard is at home recuperating. Joseph was son of Mr and Mrs Adrian Logsdon and grandson of the late Benedict Logsdon, with nine siblings and numerous relatives in Carey area.
Birth notices list a girl for Mr and Mrs William Baker Jr of Upper Sandusky and a girl for Mr and Mrs Arle G Bishop Blanchard and a girl for Mr and Mrs Paul Bees of Upper Sandusky.
The Village of Carey invites bids for a 1950 Chevrolet line body with winch and A frame and a 1959 GMC with McCabe power box and 35 foot hydraulic ladder. View at Waterworks Park. Bids due 12 00 noon EST August 17 1964 at Clerk Auditor office. The village may reject any or all bids and waive informalities.
Mr and Mrs Robert Frederick Douglas Paul Steven and Richard Findlay Street Cand Mr and Mrs Harold Franklin Lynn and Pena E Findlay Street Re me Frida enjoyed a two week trip to the New York World's Fair and the New England States. They savored the drive through New Hampshire Vermont and paused at Niagara Falls on the way home.
Report your community news to the Carey Times by calling 396 2311 for tips and notices.
An advertisement promotes T-4-L antiseptic liquid and T-4-L Foot Powder at Harry's Pharmacy. It claims quick relief from athlete's foot with skin shedding and regeneration, noting 48¢ back at any drug store and hours of activity on the skin.
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