Carey's August Council Session Marks Tax Ballot Motion
The August 5 council session advanced a 14 percent city income tax ballot proposal and saw Village Administrator George Dunn resign after 12 years. Free parking for the Side Walk Sale August 22 to 24 was approved, with Carey businessmen represented by Jerry Gier. Spokesman Gier urged the measure and other traffic device progress was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunn
Bob Morton
Lee Callahan
Jerry,Gier
Carey
Jerry _Gier
Council
Colby Osler
Electric Department
Com
Richard,Brown
Windau
Peiffer
Dunn
Shiley's win in Henry Hubbard tournament at Toledo
Harold and Mary Shiley won the Henry Hubbard doubles at Toledo this weekend with George Frye of Michigan and Bernard Thompson of Arizona in second place. Howard Hawkins of Springfield and Martin Metzendorf Akron, Norman Presler and Hilton Lear Toledo finished fourth among 24 expert teams. Tournament trophies included a roving prize and cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Mary Shiley
Henry Hubbard
Toledo
George Frye
Michigan
Bernard Thompson
Arizonia
Howard Hawkins
Springfield
Martin Metzendorf
Akron
Norman Presler
Hilton Lear
Carey Club
Harold Shiley
Denver Donelson
Lee Yentzer
Bill Crowe
Harold Donelson
Traver’s
Wyandot FFA Members Attend Summer Camp
Nineteen Wyandot County FFA members, including Carey FFA participants Roger and Rick, attended Camp Muskingum in Carrollton this summer. The event featured conservation education, leadership and recreation programs, scholarships from the U S Implement Company, and facilities with motor boats, canoes, a shooting range, and sports courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Carey Ffa
Roger
Rick
Dan Keister
Muskingum
Ohio
Ingum Watershed
Clude
Four Charged With Drag Racing In County Road Incident
Four adults appeared in municipal court before Judge Morehart on drag racing charges stemming from an incident on county road 16 near the National Lime and Stone Quarry last Friday. Cheryl Gardner, Ronald Blair, Henry Blair Jr., and Janice Wicker entered not guilty pleas with trials set in August. bonds were $100 each. One 17-year-old was arrested and other juveniles are involved with additional arrests pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morehart
Ron Molnar
National Lime & Stone
Cheryl Ann Gardner
Findlay
Ronald E. Blair
Carey
Henry A. Blair, Jr
Janice Sue Wicker
Kiwanis Meeting Features Drug Abuse Talk at Bowl-Era
Carey Kiwanis Noon meeting featured Robert Mapes speaking on illicit drug manufacture selling and use. He warned LSD causes recurring insanity permanent brain damage and deformities in future generations while noting abuse of any drugs is harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis Club
Robert Mapes
George Snyder
Bob
Mapes
Jack Twining
Kiwanis International
Rexall Drug Company
J. F. Dible
Earl Green Post 344 Receives National Welfare Citation
Earl Green Post 344 of The American Legion in Carey is cited by national headquarters for outstanding service to children and youth. The award, based on the 12 month period ending May 31, 1968, honors programs including Pony League baseball and teenage dances organized by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Earl Green
American Legion
National Organization of the Legion
Melvin Roynon
William E. Galbraith
Department of Ohio Child Welfare Committee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Division
William Howard
Roynon
Larry Mates
Earl Green Post No
Howard
Larry
Hancock Pony League
Bill Yingling
David Yingling
Earl Green Post
Little
For Sale 1964 Falcon Two-Door Car
Classified notice offers a 1964 Falcon with standard shift for sale. Contact number 396-8192 for details or to arrange viewing.
Moyers Face City Court Fines For Squealing Tires
Johnny Moyers of 126 Wyan dot Avenue was fined 50 dollars and costs 25 dollars suspended for squealing tires Billy Moyers of 41914 W Fin dlay Street also cited for squealing tires with a fine noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny M. Moyers
Wyandot Avenue
Billy
W.findlay Street
Mrs Norbert Lang Joins St Wendelin Staff
Mrs Shirley Lang of 511 Clay Street has accepted a first grade teaching position on the staff of St Wendelin Parochial School in Fostoria. She is mother of four sons Mike David Fred and Tim and attends Bowling Green State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert
Shirley) Lang
Clay Street
St. Wendelin’s Parochial School
Fostoria
Dorcas Carey Library Completes Summer Reading Program
The Dorcas Carey Public Library reports 221 children joined the summer reading program with 167 completing requirements and 2450 books read. Dean Kessler and 15 others are named among participants. the program closed July 31 with an August 1 party hosted by the Carey Jayceeettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Carey Public Library
Klein
Dean Kessler
Carmela Calmes
Jim Draper
Linda LaRoche
Duane Bradman
Tim Windau
Hollis Bohlen
Kevin Hennessey
Neil
Minor crashes investigated on E Findlay Street
Two minor accidents were investigated on E Findlay Street. On July 31 Betty Dubois backed a 62 Corvair into a Sunbeam Truck owned by Earl Schmitz causing 30 dollars damage to the truck and 10 dollars to the Corvair. On August 3 Michael Adelsperger was rear ended by Reid Wickiser while entering a Foodland lot. damages were 30 dollars to the 60 Chevy and 50 dollars to the 61 Chevy. A citation was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Findlay Street
Betty Dubois
Maple Avenue
Sunbeam
Earl Schmitz
Carey
Annabelle Leatherman
Mr. Vickery
Junior Spaders Plan August 9 Garden Show
The Junior Spaders met July 19 touring members gardens led by Summer Agriculture assistant Nate McNeil and Mrs Calvin Caple. They held a noon weiner roast at Alfred Davis yard. On August 9 Grace United Methodist Church hosts the flower show with entries 9 11 a m judging then public viewing 2 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaders
Nate McNeil
Calvin Caple
Alfred Davis Yard
Clarere Hoops
Tewell
Carey Garden Club
Grace United Methodist Church
Francis Caple
Wyandot Garden Club plans for county fair and events
Wyandot County Executive Board met at Upper Sandusky Library on August 5. Plans discussed include the County Fair September 10 to 14, a horticulture display on herbs, theme letters Thru the Garden Gate, and fairground setup on September 9. New county chairmen were appointed for October 1, and garden program and state convention details were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
O.A.G.C
Upper Sandusky
Charles Steurer
Ralph Kramer
Wyandot Garden Club
Garden Club
Marie Alban
Nevada
T.V
Grace Clark
Wyandoot
W.B.C
Carey Junior Spaders
Grace United Methodist Church
Columbus
Jessie Steinbelber
Elbert Tewell
Local man seeks family roots with Seneca Wyandot Hancock kin
Dale Tanner of 118 E Brown Ave Carey Ohio asks families with the surnames Guenther Guinther Ginter Hamm Ham Hickel who have lived in Seneca Wyandot or Hancock Counties to contact him at the listed address to help compile a family tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Tanner
E. Brown Avenue
Carey
Guenther
Guinther
Ginter
Hamm
Ham
Hickel
Hickle
Seneca
Wyandot
Hancock Counties
Sidewalk Days Planned in Carey with Treasure Chest Prizes
Sidewalk Days are scheduled again for Carey August 22. Two people will receive a free coupon entitling them to a key to open a treasure chest in the downtown area. Valuable prizes will be given away amid bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Novena to Begin August 6 at Shrine With Pilgrim Events
The annual novena for the Assumption opens August 6 at the Shrine. Mission Band member Cantwell, ordained 1961, will preach. Daily benediction and confessions at 8 pm, with 1:30 and 2:30 pm devotions. August Sundays are pilgrimage days. Weekend retreats available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bo Fintan Cantwell
Mission Band
Indianapolis
Carey Shrine
Gary
Ind
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Shrine Park
Pilgrim House
Franciscan Sisters
Myers Entertainment At Sunday Buffet
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Myers hosted a buffet dinner at 6 PM Sunday August 4 at their home on E Findlay Street. Tammera Scheck shared honors with her uncle Joe Myers as her birthday approaches August 9 1968. Joseph Myers left for U S Army service on Monday August 5. A group of friends and relatives attended including Elizabeth Iden Linus Myers F L Scheck Jr F L Scheck Tammera Nick Judy Scheck and others from Columbus and Toledo. Invited but unable to attend were Harry Iden Edna Tanner and Charles Dirmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L Scheck
Tammera
Nick
Judy Scheck
Columbus
Tom Bernard
Neil Williams
Bull Pahl
Steve Yeater
Dave Yeoman
Alvin Kemnerley
Jim Kitzler
Harry Iden
Edna Tanner
Charles Dirmeyer
Toledo
Wanted to Buy Silver Dollars and Gold Pieces
Two day notice offers to pay 1.80 and up for silver dollars and gold pieces. Advertises Saturday and Sunday 12 to 6. Contact number 396 3041. Also lists a 3 room furnished apartment for Kent on Grove Street with contact 396 3241.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Grove Street
Carey teaching staff filled for 1968 69 school year
Superintendent Douglas W avers announces new hires for 1968 69. Each entry lists the teacher, the college of graduation, and the subjects to be taught including Health and Psychology, Commercial, Science, Instrumental Music, English, Physical Education, Chemistry and Physics, Home Economics, Fine Arts, Math, and Industrial Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Wavers
Sue Ackerman
Bowling Green State University
Karen Blackmon
Findlay College
Tate Burkhart
Franest Coleson
George Frazee
Bluffton College
Beth Heck
Bowling Green
Luther League Hosts Bake Sale and Car Wash Saturday
The Luther League plans a bake sale at Richardson Electric and a car wash behind the church on Saturday August 10 at 9 a.m. Proceeds support parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Richardson Electric
Ball Festival to Dedicate McCutchenville Ball Field
The McCutchenville Ball Festival on August 24 25 honors First Lieutenant Medard A J Ruehle killed in Vietnam. Five games run noon to midnight with Little League Pony League and Old Timers teams. Dedication ceremony at 2 p m August 25 and a social with home cooked food on August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scutch
McCutchenville
Medard
A J Ruehle
South Viet Nam
Dallas C Ruehle
Bucyrus
Indian Mill School Reunion Held at Indian Mill Park
The Indian Mill School Reunion took place Sunday July 27 at Indian Mill Park with a noon potluck and an afternoon business meeting led by President Miss Wealthy Wentling. Officers reelected were Miss Wentling, Rudolph Hehr of Tiffin, and Mrs Ronald Wright. a donation to the park fund was discussed. Members attended from Bowling Green Toledo Carey Nevada and Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Mill
Indian Mill Park
Miss Wealthy Wentling
Park Fund
Miss Wentling
Rudolph Hehr
Tiffin
Ronald Wright
Park
Bowling Green
Toledo
Carey
Nevada
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County Women Civil Defense Meet August 8
The Wyandot County Women Civil Defense Council invites all women to an August 8 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Court I Assembly Room. Guest Mrs J A Ning ham of Marion will describe national efforts and the group will discuss new public fallout shelter courses and mobile kitchen projects to support county emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Men’s Civil Defense
Court I
J. Aningham
Marion
New York Women’s Civil Defense Co
Cuham
Marion County Women’ Defense Council
Carey
Upper Sa
Sycamore
Wharton
Harps Nevada
Salem Township
Upper Sandusky
Upper Sandusky of Commerce
Civil Defense
Carol Swihart
Tor
Women’s Activi
Dot County
Harpster
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Shawn Kay Stroub
Thomas Stroub
Route 2
Stroubs
Dawn
Shawns
Robert Stroub
Route 1
Ralph Luzader
Ray Stroub
High Street
Mented
Bland
High
Patterson
Dallas Bland
Dawn and
Shawn Stroub
Shiley
Toria
Jac Rall
John Witdsii
Ery Eekly
Mary Ifiraen
Carl Kimmell
Hay G
Helen King
Mary Pieracini
Dorcas Donelson
Erma Smith
Lloyd Long
Martha Reinhart
Reed Steen
Trene Worder
Lucille Hoepf
Gladys Yentzer
Colby- Oiler
Electric
Old Park
Depar Ment
Carey V|lage
Richard Brown
Jack Ball
Kiwanis” International
the Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Ray Peiffer
Katherine Lasley
West Street
George W
Adelma
Gordon) Hickle
David Lasley
Leonard
George
Lucille Angus
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lasley
First Church of Christ Scientist
Pythian Sisters
Lodge
Rand
American. Legion ‘Auxiliary
Bristol
Christian Science Church
Spring Grove
Mayor’s Court
Norbert Lang
ST. Wendelins
Women’s Civil Defense
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