National Lime and Stone Reports Air Pollution Efforts
Carey residents hear a report from National Lime and Stone Co on dust control and plans, including Battelle Memorial Institute studies, kiln changes, and research efforts. Company officials emphasize economic factors and neighbor relations while noting no quick fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Cy Baker
Jack Kitzler
Paul Palmer
Palmer
Battelle Memorial Institute
Battelle
Chemical Engineering
Bailey Meter Company
Musgrave Brothers Enlist in Navy Under Training Program
Ronald Joseph Musgrave 20 and James Roy Musgrave 18 enlisted in the Navy for four years under the High School Training Program. Sons of Mr and Mrs Carl A Musgrave of Carey area they are graduates of Wharton Local High School, Ronald 1959 and James 1962. Both are in nine weeks of recruit training at Great Lakes Illinois and will be eligible for a 14 day leave on completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betz
Navy
Ronald Joseph Musgrave
James Roy Musgrave
Carl A. Musgrave
Carey
Ronald
James
Wharton Local High School
Great Lakes, Ill
Carey Jaycees Led Mass Polio Vaccination Drive
The Carey Jaycees organized a county wide mass oral polio vaccination program assisted by the Upper Sandusky Jaycees Wyandot County Medical Association and Wyandot County Association of Nurses. Over 12 000 people were immunized and Wyandot county was among the first in Ohio to receive the program. The community salutes the energetic young group for their effort and impact.
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Carey
Wyandot County
Carey Jaycees
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Tom Krom Jr Enlists in U S Air Force
Tom Krom Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Krom Sr of S Patter son Street has enlisted in the U S Air Force and departed Columbus Friday for Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas for basic training He is a 1962 Carey High School graduate who took aptitude tests at the Marion recruiting office and had a farewell steak fry at the Krom home with family and friends
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Tom Krom, Jr
Thomas Krom
S. Patterson Street
U. S. Air Force
Columbus
San Antonio
Texas
Lackland Air Force Base
Tom
Fort Hayes
Port Columbus
Carey High School
Marion
Krom
Carey Seeks Kindergarten Class Start for 1963
Parents of children entering first grade in fall 1963 invited to contact Mrs. Robert Hale Mrs. Carl Cupp Mrs. Paul Burson Mrs. Earl Greer or Mrs. William Zierolf about forming a Carey kindergarten. A class of 30 to 35 pupils is needed with a small monthly fee. Classes run two and a half hours daily five days a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Robert Hale
Carl Cupp
Paul Burson
Earl Greer
William Zierolf
Jr Champ Practice Slated Saturday
All boys who will participate in the state Junior Champ meet on Aug. 18 must attend practice at the high school track from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 11.
The Average Woman and the Search for a Partner
The quotation notes a woman’s life divided between seeking a man and later wondering about his whereabouts, reflecting on relationship dynamics and social expectations.
Memorial Park Activities and Upcoming Chinese Checker Event
Memorial Park director Sandra McDaniel notes last week's shuffleboard winner Bob Myers with Peggy Fabiani runner up. Children practiced tumbling stunts and relay race drills. A Chinese Checker Tournament is set for Thursday afternoon August 16 with signup due by August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra McDaniel
Bob Myers
Peggy Fabiani
Record Hop Friday Hat Night at Crazy Hat Event
A Crazy Hat Record Hop runs Friday from 8 to 10 PM. Attendees wear any hat and enter a contest for the craziest hat. Participants are invited to bring favorite records to play.
Hotellings buy Crawford property after sale of lot
Mr and Mrs Richard Hotelling and family have purchased the Carl Toland property at Crawford and sold their vacant Crawford lot to Mr and Mrs Wayne Rhoades. Ray Peiffer served as the selling realtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hotelling
Carl Toland
Crawford
Wayne Rhoades
Ray Peiffer
Carey High School Band Concert at Memorial Park
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening last week at Memorial Park to hear the Carey High School band concert directed by John Gregory. Former director Walter Bixler was absent due to a family death in Danville, and a band member picnic preceded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Carey High School
John Gregory
Walter Bixler
Danville
Wyandot County Historical Society Elects Secretary
Mrs. W L Stombaugh was elected recording secretary at a special meeting July 30 in Upper Sandusky for the Wyandot County Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Society
W. L. Stombaugh
The
Wyandot County Historical Society
Upper Sandusky
Kiwanis To Host Ladies Night Picnic
Kiwanis group announces an annual Ladies Night picnic next Monday evening at the Homestead. Reservations were made at the regular meeting with a committee contacting members. those not reached should report to president Paul Burson.
Buckeye Boys State reports show growth in governance education
Carey attendees Denny Brandt and Joe Bernard delivered reports on their experiences at Buckeye Boys State. Brandt was elected prosecuting attorney for his county while Bernard served at the state convention for his party, was nominated for Justice of the Supreme Court but not selected, then passed the bar exam to become a licensed attorney. The event, sponsored by Legion and backed by Kiwanis and Jaycees, drew strong Kiwian applause.
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Buckeye Boys’ State
Jaycees
Kiwanis Club
Carey
Denny Brandt
Joe Bernard
Joe
Supreme Court
Kiwanians
Carey Conservation Sportsman Assn reports 56 tagged fish claimed
The group notes a 40 percent rise from last year with tag No 162 valued at 15 dollars still unclaimed. A general work day is set for Saturday at 12 46 PM with tools needed. trap shoots are scheduled on several Sundays through November 4 and 11. a September 15 member meeting is planned. the annual fair ends November 11. members are urged to support fund raising and keep dues low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Conservation Sportsman Association
JCs Back County Home Bond Issue
The Carey Jaycees met at Mrs Rex Donelsons Elm Hill Road with 24 members and one guest Aidan McKinnon. They voted to back the County Home bond issue, noted ordered flags and a selling campaign, and discussed the Back ground for Leadership program chaired by Larry Mates. The September meeting will be at the American Legion room with Jack Armstrong Donald Kinnard and Charles Buckland on the food committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Jaycees
Rex Donelson
Elm Hill Road
Gene Hoopf
Aidan McKinnon
Jaycees
Robert F. Hunter
Larry Mates
American Legion
Jack Armstrong
Donald Kinnard
Charles Buckland
Pahl Resigns From Burson-Hale For Carey Economy Store
Edmond Pahl resigns as a Burson-Hale salesman to join Carey Economy Store Inc. He assumed his new duties on July 30 after several years with Burson Clothing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Pahl
Burson-Hale, Inc
Carey Economy Store, Inc
Pahl
Burson Clothing Co
Wyandot County School Calendar 1962 63 Schedule
The document lists the 1962 63 Wyandot County School calendar with detailed grade period dates totaling 176 school days. It notes start Sept 4 and end May 29, plus in-session periods, holidays such as Thanksgiving Christmas Good Friday and county fair Sept 13 14 Oct 26 Nov 22 23 Dec 24 Jan 1 incl. Feb 8 Apr 12 and a preparatory Aug 31 for Sept 4 start.
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Wyandot County
N.W.O.T
JCJs Plan Soft Drink Stand For Shrine Park Pilgrimage
The Carey Jaycees meeting drew eighteen members and guest Mrs. Larry Gamel. They planned a soft drink stand near Shrine Park during pilgrimage week, set work schedules, Appointed project committees, and heard reports from officers on the Lima All-State meeting. Prizes were awarded in snitch bingo and refreshments were served at Mrs. Ball’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Jay DeeJays
Shrine Park
Larry Gamel
Elm Hill
Rex Donelson
Charles Buckland
Lima
Robert D. Hunter
Robert Gibson
Donald Kinnard
John Rymer
Dwight Orians
Clement Hoops
Hunter
Wendell Wenner
Dale Hughes
Jerry McCarley
Mike Ball
Earl Schmitz
Opal Oman to Teach in Haiti on Mission Assignment
Miss Opal Oman of Vanlue, longtime Colonel Crawford school teacher, granted a year leave and to sail from New York Sept 7 for Haiti to teach missionary children. Sponsored by the Wesleyan Methodist Church mission board, she is honored at a farewell potluck at Memorial Park with several Colonial Crawford and West Schools staff present and a travel alarm clock gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Oman
Vanlue
Colonel Crawford School
Memorial Park Pavilion
Oman
New York
Haiti
Wesleyan Methodist Church Mission Board
Colonel Crawford and West Schools
R. B. Vogel
Alfred Gardner
Fredrick Rife
William Harris
Wealtha Wentling
Gordon Wyatt
Samuel Gunther
F. D. Jackson
Charles Schwemley
Bucyrus
Jennie Steen
Ruth Karg
Miss Oman
Reid Gibson Named Accounting Clerk at Porcelain
Ronald Reid Gibson has accepted the position of accounting clerk at Porcelain Products Company. A native of Carey, he formerly worked in Gar Wood Industries in Findlay since 1956 and is a Carey High School and Tiffin Business University graduate. He lives with wife Irene and two children at 208 Worello Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porcelain Products Company
Ronald Reid Gibson
Carey
Reid
Gar Wood Industries
Findlay
Carey High School
Tiffin Business University
Irene
Worello Street
Shuffleboard Winners Top Friday Night Matchups
Robert Smith and Reid Steen defeated Henry Pieracini and Erma Smith to win the main event. In consolation play Mary Pieracini and Edwin King beat Lee Yentzer and Orville Corbin. Tuesday results had Smith and Steen overcoming Joe Schira and Pieracini while Yentzer and Long fell to Rein hart and Corbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Reid Steen
Henry Pieracini
Erma Smith
Mary Pieracini
Edwin King
Lee Yentzer
Orville Corbin
Joe Schira
Elsie Long
Clarence Reinhart
Classic Bowling League Captains Meet August 16
Classic Bowling League captains are asked to meet at 8 p.m. on August 16 at Bowl-Era. E. V. McKee serves as president and B. E. Thomas as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. McKee
B. E. Thomas
Bake Sale at Di ble's Appliance Store Saturday
A bake sale will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday August 11 at Di ble's Appliance Store. Sponsored by Capable Carey Co-eds Jr and Sr 4H Clubs. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
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Dible’s
Capable Carey Co-eds Jr. and
Notice of Office Closure July 29 to August 13
The office of Huston M D will be closed from July 29 through August 13, inclusive. No services available during the period. Overnight messages and urgent inquiries should be directed to alternative contacts listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T, R, Huston
M.D
Council Keeps Monday Meeting Focused on Pollution and Parks
The village council heard a National Lime and Stone Co. report on air pollution and resident protests about progress. Ordinance 562 passed revising Lakeland Addition lots. Gas rates will drop half a cent per 100 cubic feet after Sept. 1. The loitering in parks ordinance prompted clarifications for the Syrian Picnic crowd. A water pressure issue and curb projects on Clay Street were discussed, with plans to review quarry pollution in Gibsonton. Building permits included a 14 by 15 foot patio and garage extension at Free Scourse, 411 S Patterson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W
Bill) Ritter
Newhard Street
Carey
National Lime and Stone
C L. Baker
Elroy B. Kitzler
National Lime and Stone Co
R. B. Vogel
Vogel
C. Paul Palmer
Ritter
Dr. Vogel
Dean Clady
Columbus
Washington
Gibsonburg
Dunn
Clarence Hagley
John Windaul
William Price II
Gibson Lime Products Co
National Lime's and Stone Co
National Gypsum Co
Maryellen Miller
John Hendricks
Lakeland Addition
Lakeland Drive
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Parks
George E. Dunn
Police Department
Toledo
Detroit
State Health Department
Council
Mr. Dunn
Water Department
Findlay
John Windau
Clay Street
Windau
S. Patterson Street
High School Schedules Change Announced by Principal Wentling
Principal Cloyce Wentling says high school schedule changes must be completed before August 24 and no changes on the first day. The office will be open 9 to 12 and 1 to 3, Monday through Friday starting August 13. First grade parents urged to notify the office. child must be six before November 1 to enter first grade.
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Cloyce Wentling
Carey woman wins 10 000 free stamps at Westown drawing
Mrs. Paul May of southwest of Carey won 10 000 free Carey Blue Stamps awarded last Friday afternoon in a drawing at Westown Super Market Inc. The event took place southwest of Carey and was part of a community promotion.
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Paul May
Carey
Westown Super Market, Inc
Trap Shoot at Mt Blanchard Gun Club Sunday
A trap shoot event offers merchandise prizes at 1 p.m. Sunday August 12, held 344 miles south and west of Mt Blanchard at the Mt Blanchard Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Blanchard
Mt. Blanchard Gun Club
Westown Beauty Salon Announces August Closure
Westown Beauty Salon will be closed from August 13 through August 17 inclusive. The notice requests customers to plan appointments accordingly and directs inquiries to the salon during business hours.
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Westown Beauty Salon
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Musgrave Brothers
Air Force
Pvt
Robert Trausch
BET
Fort Knox, Ky
JR. Champ
Playground News
Purchase House
Kiwanis
Sportsman News
Jcs
Back County
Jcjs
Opal
Reid Gibson
Porcelain
Shuffleboard News
Bake Sale
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