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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

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Carey Village Told to Abandon Lagoon Plan for Sewage

State Sanitary Engineer George H. Eagle urges Carey to drop proposed lagoon sewage facilities and proceed with a traditional sewage treatment plant. He cites cost, impractical pond area, and better outcomes with conventional treatment, while highlighting grant opportunities and required plant improvements.

Carey George H. Eagle State of Ohio Department of Health Dragoon McGill and Smith Ohio

Slow Pitch League Starts Tournament

The Slow Pitch League ended the regular season with Porcelain leading at 11 wins 3 losses. Jack's Cafe defeated Seiberling 9 to 4 to tie for second. Seiberling then beat Jack's 15 to 9 in the playoff to claim 2nd place. D Bland and C Breitigam homered for Jack's and Seiberling respectively.

Porcelain Carey Jaycees Seiberling Jack's Cafe Jack S. L. Meek Swan Nl&s the Quarry Jack’s Cafe S. Leser Jack’s D. Arnold H. Schmidt D. Nye Quarry J. Draper E. J. Wright D. Bland C. Breitigam R H L Pet. Porcelain Products Seiberling. Rubber Knights of Columbus Tim’s Auto Service Natl Lime & Stone Swan Rubber Eeeerereee Jaycees

Carey’s Bowling Association Meets At Park Shelter

The Carey’s Bowling Association will meet at 8 tonight in the open shelter house at Carey Memorial Park. Secretary’s books will be distributed at that time.

Carey’ S Bowling Association

Wyandot County Elections Report Contests And Filings

Wyandot County board of elections reports at 3 p.m. Wednesday petitions filed for council seats nine candidates for council and school board seats. Carey School Board lists Huston Beardsley Wenner Karcher. township trustees named for Crawford Salem Ridge. Tax measures include renewal of 1.80 mills for Carey schools, a 580000 bond at 2.9 mills, and a 600000 county home bond at 0.60 mill.

Wyandot County Board of Elections Donald C. Healey Richard Snook, Jr Clyde J. Jenkins Clarence J. Hagley John A. Windau Carey School Board Talmadge R. Huston Clinton J. Beardsley H. Richard Wenner Bernard Karcher Crawford Township Paul Heck F. C. Wenner Salem Township Linus Reidlinger Marion Beach Frederick Dible Russell Mewhorter Ridge Township C. A. Walter Dale Robison Walter Klein Carey

Man Fined for Killing Bald Eagle Near Kildeer Plains

David A. Van Horn of Harpster was fined 300 in Toledo District Federal Court Toledo on a charge of killing a bald eagle with a high velocity rifle near Kildeer Plains earlier this year. A 30 day jail term was suspended. The eagle is America’s national emblem.

David A. van Horn Harpster Toledo District Toledo Kildeer Plains America

Kurtz Shoe Store Announces Weeklong Closure for Redesign

Kurtz Shoe Store will close the week of August 14 for redecorating and stock change. Reopening will feature a new line of shoes.

Kurtz Shoe

Carey School Board Approves $580000 Bond Issue

The Carey Board of Education met in special session Friday evening August 4 with all members present and voted unanimously to proceed with an election on bonds totaling 580000 for adding to remodeling and improving existing school buildings furnishing equipment landscaping and improving school sites.

Carey Board of Education

Park notices urge removal of tables and repairs completed

Tables used by groups in the pavilion should be removed before leaving. The tetherball court is now repaired and popular with kids. Fence repairs at the north end of the tennis area are finished and bushes near the fence have been cleared.

Dible Co Dealer Named for Sylvania Radio TV Line

Arnold Equipment Co of Toledo named J. F. Dible Co as local dealer for the Sylvania radio and television line. Jerry Davis, formerly with Bowman Electric, will head service and brings extensive training in radio and television repair. He invites inquiries from customers and friends.

Arnold Equipment Co Toledo J. F. Dible Co Jerry Davis Bowman Electric Davis

Legionnaires See Tiger-Indian Games in Detroit Trip

A party of 19 Legionnaires and guests attended two Cleveland-Detroit baseball games Sunday in Detroit. Detroit won 2-1 in the first game while Cleveland captured the second 9-5. Attendees include Tim Corbin, Wharton, Ray Peiffer, Commander, C. R. Taylor, Thomas Courtad, Don Traxler, Tony Dibling, Don Callahan, Lee Callahan, Vincent Long, Pascal Courtad, Paul Krupp, Edmund Logsdon, Ami Wentz, James Smith, Norman Wenzinger, C. R. Lonsway, James Lonsway, Steve Pieracini, and Robert Pieracini. The trip occurred on an American Legion bus and was described as a very enjoyable day.

Detroit Cleveland Tim Corbin Wharton Ray Peiffer C. R. Taylor Thomas Courtad Don Traxler Tony Dibling Don Callahan Lee Callahan Vincent Long Pascal Courtad Paul Krupp Edmund Logsdon Ami Wentz James Smith Norman Wenzinger C. R. Lonsway James Lonsway Steve Pieracini Robert Pieracini American Legion

Balloon adrift balloon note found near Carey Illinois

Wil lard Barth of West Street found a sealed plastic garment bag along the A C and Y tracks west of Carey containing a note about a balloon released from Lombard Illinois. The note asked for location information and landings and was signed James A Martin Lombard NJ. Barth later heard that the balloon and five others were released on July 24 and may have traveled about 250 miles.

Carey Willard Barth West Street Lombard, Mill Chicago James A. Martin S. Charlotte Street Lombard Barth

Register Your Child At The Superintendent Office

If you didn’t register your child this spring stop at the superintendent’s office each morning. Pick up the physical form to fill in before the child starts school. The child must be 6 years old before November 1.

Carey Blue Stamp Draw At Burson Clothing

Mrs Frances Mahan of North Vance Street won 10 000 Carey Blue Stamps in a drawing held July 28 at Burson Clothing Store. The entry came from coupons redeemed July 20 to 26.

CAREY Frances Mahan N. Vance Street Burson Clothing Store

Bowling Notice for Industrial League Meeting

The Industrial League will meet at Carey Recreation Lane s at 8 p m Tuesday August 15. All captains please be present.

Industrial League Carey Recreation Lanés

State renews sewage permit until October fifteenth

The village's permit to discharge sewage into Dry Run is renewed only until Oct 15. The Ohio Health Department requires compliant operation and maintenance of the sewerage works, a plant laboratory, and adequate sludge handling parts. Operator Gene Feasel holds a full time B certified certification.

Ohio Department of Health Carey Ralph E Dwork Water Pollution Control Board State of Ohio Department of Health Dunn Water Pollution Control Act of Ohio Division of Sanitary Engineering Gene Feasel

Kiwanis International Rep to Address Carey Club

Kiwanis International field representative Munro Gerrie of Chicago will speak at the Carey Kiwanis meeting Monday evening. He plans the final organization meeting for the new Upper Sandusky Kiwanis Club sponsored by Carey as the Carey Club marks its anniversary barbecue, with all members urged to attend.

Munro Gerrie Kiwanis International Chicago Carey Kiwanis Gerrie Upper Sandusky

Grass Grows Along Carey Street Sparks Council Debate

Councilman Hagley cites creeping grass and weeds in Carey frontages as dis graceful with Kiwanis anniversary near. Councilman Hendricks urges removal before visitors arrive. A local survey notes weeds including a lettuce bed on Findlay Street and a dab of poison ivy.

Carey C. J. Hagley Hendricks Kiwanis Club Findlay Street

Six Wharton businesses burglarized early Monday

Six Wharton business places were burglarized early Monday with small sums of change taken from each. The victims include Paul Se crist Fleet Wing Station Wharton Hardware Mickeys Grocery Browns Grocery Wharton Elevator and Corbins Garage.

Wharton Paul Secrist Fleet Wing Wharton Hardware Mickey's Grocery Brown’s Grocery Wharton Elevator Corbin’s

Shull Couple Attend National Foodland Convention

Mr and Mrs Harry Shull left Sunday for Washington DC to attend the National Foodland convention. They expect to return today.

Harry Shull Washington, D. C

Carey Recreation Bowling Lanes Opening Saturday

Carey Recreation Bowling Lanes will open at 7 p m Saturday inviting bowlers to try the new alley and its facilities.

Carey Recreation

Huge Elm Tree Falls to Dutch Elm Disease in Carey's Front Yard

A 200 year old elm at 517 W Findlay Street owned by Mrs Mary Eklberry was destroyed Friday by Buckeye Tree Surgeons of Findlay after failed attempts to save it. The tree’s disease made the wood pulpy and unusable. Neighbors watched as workers toppled and ground the stump, halting traffic temporarily.

Mary Ekleberry Findlay Street E. B. Kurtz Buckeye Tree Findlay Findlay Company Carey Dwight Orians W. North Street Larry Vaughn Leroy Gobis D. B. Fetters

Shuffleboard finals crown Shiley and Steen champions

Friday finals saw Mary Shiley and Reed Steen win the tournament with Mary Kimmel and Gladys Yentzer as runners-up. Consolation winners were Denver Donelson and Reed Steen with Schira and Donelson also taking top spots in prior rounds.

Mary Shiley Reed Steen Mary Kimmel Gladys Yentzer Bob Smith Joe Schira Edwin King Grover Wagner Harold Donelson Carl Kimmel Helen King Denver Donelson

Visiting Relative W H Rickle From Wharton

W H Rickle of Wharton visits relatives in Westerville living with his granddaughter and family the Dibles and Edward Dible and family. He has been here since July 8 and enjoys seeing old acquaintances including Friday visitors Mr and Mrs Dible and Mr and Mrs W M Hunter. Laird Rickle, bedfast months due to arthritis, now in a wheelchair at mealtime and slowly improving.

W. H. Rickle Wharton Laird Rickle Sharon Pam Westerville Kenneth Dible Edward Dible W.M. Hunter Mr. Rickle Laird

Carey Recreation Lanes Announces 8-Team Leagues

Carey Recreation Lanes will host openings for 8-team leagues on Fridays and Saturdays. Call 396-902 to reserve a spot and join the league schedule.

Carey Recreation

Carey Teacher Not On Ill Fated Tour

News of a bus crash near Lake Lucerne killing 16 Americans spreads concern to Mrs. George Newhard of Carey as her son Joe contacts the Carey Times for word of her welfare. Mrs. Newhard, on an Italian tour with Rome visited July 31 the day of the tragedy, may have shared a route with the ill fated travelers.

Lake Lucerne Switzerland George Newhard Europe Joe Carey Times Portugal New York City H. B. Newhard Martha Bucyrus Julie T. Tschantz St. Marys Upper Sandusky Anna Mary Speck Lorain Thomas R. Tschantz Daily Chief Union

Bound Brothers Bound Over On Break In Charge

Charles D. Jacques 40 and his brother David 28 were bound over to the Wyandot county grand jury on breaking and entering Keckler's Tavern on S Vance Street early Aug 2. Both held in jail on 3000 bond. David pleaded not guilty. hearing held for Charles after waiver. Arrests by Officers Pahl and Orians.

Charles D. Jacques David Wyandot County Grand Jury Keckler’s S. Vance Street David Jacques Upper Sandusky Carey Arthur E. Dyer Dyer N. Vance Street Paul F. Pahl Jack E. Orians

Man Cited For Driving Without License In Carey Court

Eli Smith Jr. 47 of Carey was fined 75 dollars and costs in municipal court for driving without an operator's license. The court suspended 50 dollars of the fine if the defendant obtains a license within 30 days, with the charge filed by Carey Police Department.

Eli Smith, Jr Carey Carey Police Department

Soldier’s Addresses Updated for Listed Servicemen

Victor G. Worst of U S S Tench and Pvt. John E Shaffer have new mailing addresses. Worst is listed c o F P O New York NY while Shaffer’s address places him at 1914569 Plc 225 L Co 2nd Rec Tag Bn Rec Tnc Regt MCRD Parris Island SC.

Victor G. Worst T.M.S.A. U.S.S. Tench F.P.O New York N. Y John E. Shaffer L Co Tnc MCRD Parris Island S. C

Village Council Delays Decisions Amid Quorum Shortage

With no quorum the village council met 50 minutes late. Members Jenkins Hagley and Hendricks heard notes from the State Health Department urging abandonment of lagoon plans and confirming the sewage permit validity to Oct 15. Citizens sought village ownership of a private sewer line and a resident complained of basement flooding and backflow after rain.

Maryellen Miller Clyde Jenkins Clarence J Hagley John Hendricks George Dunn State of Ohio Dpartment of Health Robert Kessler W B Hoff E Findlay Street J. F. Dible High Street E. Findlay Street PWA F. K. Cassel Dunn Cassel

Ohio Fuel Gas Co Keeps Rates Steady Through November

The Ohio Fuel Gas Co reports no rate increase from September 1 to November 1, 1961, maintaining current pricing for customers during this period.

The Ohio Fuel Gas Co

Police Justice Report Receipts From July Totals 915.40

Police Justice Jenkins reports July receipts totaling 915.40 from fines costs and bond forfeitures during the month.

Police Justice Report Police Justice Jenkins

July police activity and village decisions report

Police activity for July includes 43 traffic warnings 13 traffic arrests 4 accidents 3 complaints 84 received 2 transients housed 11 incarcerations 5 drunken driving arrests 3 disturbing the peace and assault 2 resisting arrest. Council will buy uniforms for full time patrolmen only. Building permits list five residents with porch and garage additions. Fireman Updegraff gets 30 more days leave. Village not obligated to rebuild curb on E South Street per Ronald Vaughn request.

Council Truman Updegraff Cassel E. South Street Ronald Vaughn

Doctor Huston Office Closed Dates Aig 14 to 19

The office of Dr. T. R. Huston will be closed from August 14 through August 19 inclusive.

T. R. Huston

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Dible CO Sylvania Radio Legionnaires Carey’s Newhard Studio Carey Moore Shuffleboard News George Black Black Mr. Dunn Hulda Bentz Frederick Street Velma Steele Newhard Street Clarence and Lucille Hoopf S. Muncie Street Russell Gottfried Buell
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