Carey Legion Little League Wins County Championship
Carey Legion Little League defeated South Tuesday night by 9 to 1 to claim the county title. Pitchers Tom Myers and Tom Tucker combined for the season second no hitter with 14 strikeouts. Myers homered and tripled, teammates provided multiple hits as Carey improved to 10 wins 2 losses. next play Mt Blanchard Eden winner at 2 p.m. in Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Duffield
Carey Legion
South
Carey
Tom Myers
Tom Tucker
Terry Heck
Larry Cole
John Duffield
Mark Bixler
Mike Caudill
Dave Chester
New Riegel
Legion Little
Dave Beard
Jan Guthridge
Carey Pony League Conducts Drive For Team Support
Carey's newly organized Junior Baseball League coached by Paul DeAmicis and managed by Bob Red Snook raises funds with a Sunday $50 award finale. The 15 player squad, lacking a sponsor, has uniforms and gear, practiced at Swisher Sport Shop in Findlay, and traveled August 4 to Cleveland to see the Indians. Stanley Phillips leads with 7 wins and one loss. league record is 9-3 with 1-2 in tournament. Bloomville and other rivals include Sycamore, Upper Sandusky, Marseilles, Wharton, Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Paul DeAmicis
Bob
Red) Snook
Swisher Sport Shop
Findlay
Cleveland
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Stanley Phillips
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
Marseilles
Bloomville
Wharton
Vanlue
DeAmicis
Stan Phillips
Jack Collins
Jerry Hershman
Casey Roynon
Rick Miller
Chuck Kitzler
Mike DeAmicis
Donny Myers
Ronnie Dible
Bruce Richards II
Roger Dean
Mike Dasher
Dwight Arlington
Ralph
Butch) Myers
Cheryl Hunter to Receive Grand Cross of Color Honor
Cheryl Hunter and companions depart for the Ohio University Grand Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls in Athens. Hunter is set to receive the Grand Cross of Color, the highest honor, after meeting merit badges color bars and advisory board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Hunter
Rainbow Assembly
Richard Hunter
Janet Burson
Brenda Nash
Connie Richardson
Grand Assembly of the Order of the Rainbow
Ohio University
Athens
Miss Hunter
Bakies Brothers Visit Relatives Here
Mr and Mrs Grover Bakies Jr and children Blaine and Brenda from New Orleans plus Mr and Mrs James Bakies and daughter Jeri from Las Vegas visited relatives in Carey since Friday. The Grover Bakies family stayed with John M Bakies and Barbara on West Street and plan to return home next Monday. The James Bakies family, hosted by Mrs Grover Bakies, left for Las Vegas yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Bakies, Jr
Blaine
Brenda
New Orleans
James Bakies
Jeri
Las Vegas
Nev
Carey
Grover Bakies
John M. Bakies
Barbara
West Street
Practice Sessions Open at Carey High School
All prospective varsity football players must report Monday August 20 at 9 30 a m for the first workout at 10 a m. Bring shorts T shirt towel and related gear per Head Coach Ron Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Ron Petty
California visitors on a Findlay visit
Grant Johnson Norman Cole and Russell Walters of San Bernardino appointed to visit relatives in Findlay. Johnson is son of Mrs Free Scoarse. Mrs Johnson and children came a month ago with Mrs Walters due to Charles Cole illness in Ann Arbor Michigan hospital. Norman Cole is Charles Cole's son. They plan to return to California in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Johnson
Norman Cole
Russell Walters
San Bernardino
Calif
Mr. Johnson
Free Scoarse
S. Patterson Street
Johnson
Kim
Guy
Shelly
Walters
Charles Cole
Findlay
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles
California
Sportsmen League Opens Season at Bowl-Era Lanes
The Sportsmen League starts its new season Tuesday August 21 at Bowl-Era Lanes with team captains or a representative meeting at 8 p m Bowling begins at 8 45 p m T H Malesh secretary notes this schedule for the league and participating teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen League
T. H. Malesh
Sec
Rarest Item in Woman’s Purse Cited by Physiologist
The Advocate notes the paradox that a woman's purse holds little room for others affairs. A physiologist is quoted saying the human nose is nine-tenths for breathing and one-tenth for smelling, leaving no space for meddling in others business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Cumberland
Wis
Citizens Committee Reports Meeting With Stone Co Officials
Carey residents press National Lime & Stone Co. for air pollution relief after a Friday meeting. Officials say work began after their September 1960 visit, with reduced operation on Sundays and windy days and Battelle Institute evaluating options. Citizens doubt improvement. no specific timing or targets given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Citizens Committee For
National Lime & Stone Co
Charles W. Ritter
E. L. Strahm
Dallas Bland
Dean Clady
Robert Kessler
Paul Palmer
Sam Freesner
Findlay
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Ritter
Palmer
Memorial Park Crazy Hat Dance and Tennis Contests
The crazy hat dance drew judges Sandra McDaniel Frances Troiano and Josephine Troiano with Judy Smiley Cathy Fabiani winning first prize in lamp shade hats. Gene Myers captured the chess title and Terry Krom won the tennis event. Upcoming ping pong and double tennis tournaments are announced with required equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Troiano
Sandra McDaniel
Frances Troiano
Judy Smiley
Cathy Fabiani
Susie
Gene Myers
Gene
Terry Krom
Jeff
C.H.S
No Legal Action in Gibsonburg Dust Case
Residents and councilmen differed on who approached National Gypsum Co. about dust control in Gibsonburg. The company voluntarily installed water filters, reducing fall-out within about six weeks, and no legal action was required by any party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibsonburg
National Gypsum Co
Lawn Fete at Grange Hall by McCutchenville Church
Lat Aug 18 at Grange Hall the McCutchenville Methodist Church hosts a lawn fete with home made ice cream chicken and noodles chicken ham and wiener sandwiches potato salad baked beans cole slaw pies cakes coffee and pop. Serving starts at 5 p.m. A country produce stand will also be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchenville Methodist
Grange Hall
Student Nurse Anita Long To Graduate Friday
Miss Anita Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Long 224 High Street will graduate from Grant Hospital School of Nursing Columbus Friday night. Graduation exercises at 8 at Congregational Church Columbus with attendance by family and Carey friends. She is a 1959 Carey High School graduate and will join Grant Hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Long
Vincent Long
High Street
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Columbus
Congregational Church
Carey
Miss Long
Carey High School
Grant Hospital
No Basis Found for Carey Park Rumors
Carey village officials debunk rumors that the National Syrian Picnic Association planned to fund sanitary facilities at Waterworks Park for trailers or tents. Village Manager George Dunn says no such offer was made, while Ohio law requires license and inspected facilities for camping. Estimated costs to meet requirements were about $1,000 in 1961, with local businessmen and service clubs showing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
National Syrian Picnic Association
Waterworks Park
the Times
Jaycee
Gene Hoopf
George Dunn
Dunn
Detroit
Ohio
T. Jack Henry
Henry
Capable Carey Co-eds to Demonstrate Food at State Fair
Laura Doppler and Jean Thomas won Wyandot county 4-H foods demonstration in junior division with "Breakfast Can Be Fun." They earned a trip to the Ohio State Fair in Columbus during the last week of August to showcase their award winning demo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Doppler
Jean Thomas
Carey
Shuffleboard social and results from local club event
The August committee hosts the Carey Shuffleboard Club Wiener roast at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday with shelter house rain plan. In last Tuesday’s shuffle, Erma Smith and Denver Donelson defeated Lee and Gladys Yentzer. Edwin King and Dorcas Donelson won the consolation from Emma Steen and Edna Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Shuffleboard Club
Shelter House
Erma Smith
Denver Donelson
Lee
Gladys Yentzer
Edwin King
Dorcas Donelson
Emma Steen
Edna Brown
Fickle Friends Toast Today Roast Tomorrow
A proverb from the Southside Sentinel in Urbana Virginia notes humanity’s inconsistent loyalties as friends praise you one day and condemn you the next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Sentinel
Urbana
Dr. E. V. McKee Appointed to Carey School Board Vacancy
Carey Board of Education accepts Bernard Karcher's resignation and appoints Dr. E. V. McKee to fill the unexpired term. Also hires Findlay educator Mrs. Caroline Pifer for third grade and guidance duties, plus staff for cooks, custodians, and bus drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Board of Education
Bernard Karcher
E. V. McKee
Darrel Kidwell
Thomas Maenle
William Ritter
Howard McKinnon
Arden Dunlap
William Howard
Don Wickiser
Clair Shane
Robert Kramer
Norman Wenzinger
OLC
Vincent Jacob
Ruth Karg
Local Youth At AIC Meeting Highlights Cooperative Shift
About 1,000 rural youths from the United States and Canada attended the 34th annual American Institute of Cooperation session at Ohio State University August 5-8. Leaders urged future co op leaders to adapt to changes in farm business and marketing while noting poverty of income and the need for versatile cooperatives. Delegates heard D W Brooks warn that cooperatives from 20 years ago won t satisfy the new farmer and emphasized readiness to change. The event included youth sessions and farm visits in Central Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
Canada
Paul Grubel
Carey
Rose_Karcher
Forest
Beth_Barton
Judi Wisner
Kenneth Karcher
Dwight Gibson
Dick Summit
Upper Sandusky
Dal Heckatham
American Institute of Cooperation
Ohio State University
D. W. Brooks
Cotton Producers Association
Atlanta
Roy M. Kottman
Ohio State
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio
Kenny Karcher
Mohawk F.F. A
Leo J. Karcher
Mohawk FFA Member Attends AIC Session
Kenny Karcher of Mohawk FFA attended the annual summer session of the American Institute of Cooperation. The event drew about 1,000 rural youth from the United States and Canada, with special youth sessions running concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Ffa
New Members at Lutheran Church Influx of New Members
Christ Lutheran Church has received several new members including Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harold Krout and Miss Jan Krout from McGuire AFB New Jersey Mrs Edith Hamler and Mr and Mrs Robert Schiack join the congregation strengthening its parish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
Harold Krout
Jan Krout
McGuire Afb
New Jersey
Edith Hamler
Robert Schiack
Junior Champs Plan State Meet Gathering
All junior champs planning to attend the state meet at Mt Ver non Saturday should meet at the Porcelain Products Co parking lot. Cars leave promptly at 10 am. Practice at the high school field Thursday evening from 5 to 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Porcelain Products Co
Correction to Westown ad listing
This correction clarifies that frozen pot pies are priced at 10 cents each, replacing the previous incorrect listing of frozen dinners at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westown
Style Revue and Activities Day Highlights by Wyandot 4-H Girls
Wyandot County 4 H girls held Style Revue at Upper Sandusky High School on Aug 3 with numerous awards across categories such as Lets Sew Articles to Use and Wear School Dress and Formal Wear. State Fair representatives were named for modeling and food interviews and a sequence of special recognitions was announced by Active and Alumni Home Councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
4-H
Upper Sandusky High School
Carol Ulrich
Mifflin Busy Juniors
Brenda Walton
Snip & Clip
Carol Heckathorn
Marseilles Friendship
Lydia Motter
Wharton Busy Bees
Mary Margraf
Upper
Virginia Beitler
Rebecca Lin Inger
Sycamore Stitch
Jean Failor
Eden
Sunbeams
Connie Shuherk
Upper Go Get
Ancy Barrick
Sharon Gottfried
Champion Workers
Barbara Gerber
Town and Country
Carol Kennedy
Jean Thomas
Kirby Belles
Christine Bower
Marjorie Benson
Nevada Chippewas
Judy Lininger
Barbara McCarley
Capable Carey
Barbara Ulrich
Roberta Cattran
Marjorie Barrick
Josephine Beitler
Sycamore
Joyce Carr
Tarhe
Doris Kieffer
Eden _Sunbeams
Sue Kear
Wharton Spoon and Needle
Mary Ann Sheaffer
Harpster
Jean Beard
Sycamore Stitch & Chatter
Marilyn Schoenberger
Salem Hi
Elaine McMaster
Wharton Spoon & Needle
Roberta Sigler
Yandot Squaws
Beth Borton
Eileen Karg
Mary Alice Vent
Janice Wagner
Joyce Ball
Upper Go Getters
Dixie McGuire
Wyandot
Laura Doppler
Uick
Betsy Newcomer
Carey Ridge
Cheryl Culver
Beth Morton
Helen Ball
Mary Kay Russell
Salem Hi-Lighters, Sr
Linda Schoenberger
Reezing
Breleen Smith
Mifflin Busy
Canning
Elizabeth Mandion
Mary Ulrich
Joanne Young
Kandee Grossman
Barbara Tivenan
Sharon Sanderson
Glen Thomas
Blanche McNutt
Wharton Spoon
Needle
Yean Up Garden Club
Kenneth Smythe
Richard Lininger
Janet Kennedy
Kitchen Shears
Laura Coppler
Pinking Shears
Roberta Cattran; Dressmaker Shears
Jean A. Thomas
Angie Daiber
Will Train With Ordnance Unit In Summer Camp
About 70 Tiffin area men of the 396th Ordnance Unit Army Reserves leave this week for Camp Pickett Virginia for two weeks of annual active duty summer camp. The advance party departed Wednesday to set up, with a 7-vehicle convoy commanded by Lt Joseph A Rossane and 15 drivers slated to leave Friday at 4 am. The main unit under Capt Robert Kelley sails by train Saturday and returns Aug 31 to Sept 1. Gene Hoopf and Edwin Pahl are two of the drivers and had completed two years of active U S Army service before re activation during the Berlin emergency last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hoopf
S. Muncie Street
Edwin Pahl
W. South Street
396Th Ordnance Unit
Army Reserves
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Joseph A. Rossane
Gene
Edwin
Robert Kelley
Camp
Pickett
Tiffin
U. S. Army
Berlin
Pastor's Father to Give Sermon Sunday in Memorial Church
The Rev. J Paul Jones Sr retired EUB minister living in Bucyrus will deliver the sermon at Memorial EUB Church Sunday. His son Rev Robert A Jones is church pastor. The senior Jones formerly led St Pauls EUB Findlay. Robert Jones attends the Ohio Sandusky Conference Delegated Youth Convention at Camp St Marys. His wife and six month old Mark visit Ray Balser grandparents in Wauseon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Jones
Bucyrus
Robert A. Jones
Jones
St. Paul’s Eub Church
Findlay
Robert Jones
Ohio Sandusky
Camp St. Marys
St. Marys
Mark
Ray Balser
Wauseon
State Birds Mentioned Wisconsin and Michigan
A note that the robin is designated as the state bird for both Wisconsin and Michigan plus a reflection that restraint in spending increases appreciation of luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Michigan
Franciscan Sisters Announce School Transfers And Degrees
Mother M. Euphrasia, superior general of the Sisters of St. Francis Tiffin, announces transfers of principals in several Franciscan schools. Sr. M. Jean moves to Holy Trinity Bucyrus, Sr. M. Joan to Our Lady of Consolation Carey, Sr. M. Herbert to St. John Baptist Landeck, Sr. M. Ignatius to St. Nicholas Miller City, Sr. M. Lawrence to Holy Family New Cleveland, Sr. M. Clara to St. Bernard New Washington, Sr. M. Jovita to St. Alphonsus Peru. Also noted are degrees earned by Sr. M. Joan M.A., University of Notre Dame. Sr. M. Mark M.A., Marquette. Sr. M. Thomas B.A., Sr. M. Scholastica B.A., and Sr. M. Blandina B.A., College of St. Francis Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Euphrasia
Sisters of St. Francis
Tiffin
M. Jean
Holy Trinity School
Bucyrus
M. Joan
Our Lady of Consolation School
Carey
M. Herbert
St. John Baptist School
Landeck
M. Ignatius
St. Nicholas School
Miller City
Sr. M. Lawrence
Holy Family School
New Cleveland
Sr. M. Blandina
The
College of St. Francis
Joliet, Ill
Bloodmobile Schedule Sets Visit to Carey on Sept 5
The Cleveland Bloodmobile Unit will visit Carey September 5 in the basement of First Methodist Church. Wyandot county has fallen short of its quota and all able persons are urged to donate to sustain the county bloodbank. Volunteers will call soon. donors may also contact Mrs. Wallace Dible at 338 E Findlay Street, the new chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carey
First Methodist Church
Wyandot County
Wallace Dible
E. Findlay Street
Kiwanis Club Holds Annual Ladies Night Steak Fry
About 35 members and guests attended Monday evening as Cy Baker led the Kiwanis Club Ladies Night steak fry. Assistants Harry Shull and E B Keller helped with preparations and the event was described as very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Cy Baker
Harry Shull
E. B. Keller
Bettys Beauty Shop to Close for Aug 20 28
Bettys Beauty Shop will close from August 20 through August 28 for a hiatus. The notice does not state resumption date beyond the stated closure period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
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Carey Legion Little League
William Duffield
American Legion
Paul Frederick
Brad Roof
Roger Hall
Tommy Myers
Tommy‘Tucker
Jan Guthridgess
Mike Yingling
Walt Malesh
Lawrence Mates
Mike Canade
Larry Gibson
David Burson
Tommy Duffield
Jene Orians
Bakies
Florida
Citizens Committee
Stone Co
Memorial Park
Shuffleboard News
Carey School Board
AIC
Lutheran Church
Lois Dillon
Home Eco
Glenn Walter
Sycarutie
Daniel Walter
Ordnance
Memorial Church
Bloodmobile
Kiwanis News
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