Missionaries Seek Helpers for New Guinea and Haiti Outreach
In Vanlue Ohio Gerald and Charles Bustin promote the Evangelical Bible Mission a non denominational group. They recount years in New Guinea and Haiti highlighting dire need for missionaries and funds. They describe illiteracy hardship and the vast diverse lands including New Guinea with its vast area many languages and treacherous terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Bible Mission
Vanlue
Ohio
Gerald
Charles Bustin
New Guinea
Haiti
Baharhas
Gerald Bustin
Charles
Bahamas
Ato
Orld
New York
Australia
Torres Straight
United States
Louisiana
Ississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Uth Carolina
Florida
Village drives gains new look with garage repaint
The village garage housing utility vehicles received a fresh coat of paint by village employees, improving the town’s appearance along with the paving of E South Street in front of the High School. Kenny Maenle found his car missing early one morning, but police traced and recovered it after another driver mistakenly took his vehicle home.
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E. South Street
Ken Stahl Plans New Sign at 626 N Vance Street
Ken Stahl installs a new sign at 626 North Vance Street with 2 foot square black plastic letters on white masonry and will add Chevy and Olds emblems at each end across the building width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Stahl
N. Vance Street
Chevy
Olds
Ken
County Home Improvements Brighten Wyandot Area
The Wyandot County Home on US 23 between Carey and Upper Sandusky shows a refreshed look with five buildings receiving new paint. Wilbur Altman is praised for maintaining the downtown Carey garden area between the railroad and Dible's Plumbing Shop, a model for other village areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot, County
Carey
Upper
Sandusky
Wilbur Altman
Hig
Altman
Dible
No Kiwanis Meeting Monday Golf Outing
No Kiwanis gathering Monday evening as members skip the meeting for a golf outing. All invited to join the fun.
Carey's Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly in Athens
Nine members of Carey Assembly No. 151 and two advisors spent a weekend at Ohio University, Athens, for the Grand Assembly of Ohio. Beckie Baker won Grand Lecturer of District II and Ginny Guthridge became Grand Page. Anita Sherlock of Bucyrus named Grand Worthy Advisor. Carey girls supported her campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Assembly No. 151
Order of the Rainbow
Ohio University
Athens
Grand Assembly of Ohio
Beckie Baker
Ginny Guthridge
Anita Sherlock
Bucyrus
Carey
Janet Burson
Brenda Nash
Sharon Wilgus
Debbie Baker
Ann McKee
Sandra Watkins
Janet Guthridge
C. Rea Guthridge
Cy Baker
Clyde Beatty 3 Ring Circus Planned for Carey
The Clyde Beatty Corp will bring a three ring circus to Carey on September 5 for two performances sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Charles Bees said the show has no rides or gambling and is family entertainment. Proceeds fund Carey community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Beatty Corp
Carey
Charles Bees
Clyde Beatty
United States
Shuffleboard winners crowned in park tournament night
Clarence Reinhart and Lee Callahan won the Tuesday event beating Henry Pieracini and Irma Smith in the final frame. Martha Reinhart and Harold Shiley won the consolation over R. Ryder and Donald Donelson. Rollie Wright and Bob Smith triumphed Friday over Mary Pieracini and Denver Donelson in the top game. Dorcas Donelson and Doris Conley defeated Martha Reinhart and Wesley Wonder in the consolation. Officers to be elected September 8 at 7 30 p.m. in the park shelterhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Reinhart
Lee Callahan
Henry Pieracini
Irma Smith
Martha Reinhart
Harold Shiley
R. Ryder
Donald Donelson
Rollie Wright
Bob Smith
Mary Pieracini
Denver Donelson
Dorcas Donelson
Doris Conley
Wesley Wonder
Carey Schools Hire Teachers for 1964-65 Term
Carey Schools list its 1964-65 teaching staff including Grace Baker in Girls Physical Education Marcella Bernard Latin and English Dorothy Blackburn Vocal Music Jane Canode 1st Grade West Nancy Combine Guidance 8th Grade Math Carroll Cooper Boys Physical Education Margaret Cressman Kindergarten Nancy Combine? 8th Grade Math.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Baker
Marcella Bernard
Dorothy Blackburn
Jane Canode
Nancy Combine
Carroll Cooper
Margaret Cressman
Carl
Cupp
Bernice Daniels
Carl Dilts
Ruth Gardner
Thomas Geschwind
Earl Greer
John Gregory
County Records 6th Traffic Fatality
Wyandot County reports its sixth traffic death as Douglas Stewart Jr of Lincoln Nebraska died on arrival after his car was struck by a C and O Sportsman train north of Upper Sandusky. Grandfather Walter Kail, 76, is in satisfactory condition with a scalp injury.
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Wyandot County
Douglas Stewart
Lincoln
Nebr
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
SR 53
Upper Sandusky
Walter Kail
Douglas
Marvin Stewart
Dennis White to Receive MA in Education at Ball State
Dennis L. White son of Mr and Mrs Robert White Frederick Street will receive his Master of Arts in Education tomorrow from Ball State University Muncie Indiana He is a 1957 Carey High School graduate and taught in Carey schools for two years He and his family reside in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis L. White
Robert White
Frederick Street
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Mr. White
Carey High School
Carey
Tiffin
Workman's League Meeting Set At Bowl Era
A Workman s League meeting will be held at Bowl Era on Wednesday August 27 at 8 p m All captains and interested bowlers should attend Bowling starts August 31 at 6 45 p m Myron Koch secretary is seeking teams to fill the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Koch
Sec’y
Lebanese Syrian reunion brings hospitality to Carey Waterworks Park
At Carey Waterworks Park last Friday evening the Lebanese and Syrian annual reunion gathered an open flame feast, dancing and card games. Families from Detroit Windsor Toledo and multiple states join in memories and plans for the future. Local officials praised village support and shelterhouse use for chilly nights and confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Waterworks Park
Ey My
Danny Thomas
Samuel Jacobs
Toledo
Carey
Anthony Latiff
Blackie
Detroit
Mich
George Dunn
Paul van Dusen
Samuel Abraham
Robert J. Jacobs
Carrousel Club
Shrine Church
Ann Donovan
John
Cynthia
Reigw
Abdalla Bahri
Windsor
Ontario
Freda Jacobs
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Indiana
West Virginia
Florida
Ohio
Carey man faces charges for property damage case
James Leo Trausch 19 of Carey was charged with maliciously destroying property and fined 50 dollars plus 8.60 dollars costs and 30 days in jail, all suspended if he restores damaged property. Costs are due Sept 16 1964. Officer William Swartz led the case. Two drivers forfeited bonds for failing to appear: Alfred T Alexander 44 of Haines City Florida for red light violation and George W Albert 19 of Detroit Michigan for speeding.
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James Leo Trausch
Route 1
Carey
Trausch
William Swartz
Clarence J. Hagley
Alfred T. Alexander
Haines City
Fla
Jack Orians
Harold Doppler
George W. Albert
Detroit
Mich
Paul F. Pahl
Carey Band Picnic And Concert at Carey Memorial Park
The Carey High School Band will hold its annual picnic and concert at Carey Memorial Park on August 27. Members and families are asked to bring a covered dish and table service. The senior band concert begins at 8 p.m.
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Carey High School
Carey Memorial Park
Soldier’s Addresses Pvt Edward Stroub Fort Jackson Notice
Private Edward D. Stroub listed with NG 23450428 resides at Fort Jackson South Carolina 29207 in Company A 4th Battalion 1st TNG Brigade 4th Platoon. This record records his mailing address and unit designation.
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Edward D. Stroub
Co. A
TNG
Ft. Jackson, S. C
Kindergarten Class Schedule and Assigned Pupils Listed
The schedule shows morning sessions from 8 45 to 11 20 with doors opening at 8 30 and afternoon classes from 12 35 to 3 10 starting September 1. A list names pupils assigned to Mrs Genevieve Wright AM and PM classes and Mrs Margaret Cressman AM班 with numerous students across each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonya Conley
Jayne Davis
Robert Gamel
Michael ’ Greene
Wayne Hoenecke
Agnes, Kitzler
Carl Lynch
Amy Marshall
Roger ‘McKinhon
Denis ‘McLaughlin
Jerold Pahl
Roger Risner
Douglas Robison
Galen Ross
Kim Stover
Mark Thompson
Donna Tong
Vernon Wall
William Walt
Dennis Walter
David Wentz
Melinda Billock
Laura Cole
Carla Davidson
Genevieve Wright
Janeen Phillips
Charles Putnam
Steven Sherman
Silvia Solar
Kathy Stansberry
David Thome
Denis Troiano
Timothy Windau
Jean Yates
Diane Zielke
Junior King and Queen Contest Underway in Wyandot County
Coin containers and pictures of 20 contestants are on display in local businesses as the Junior King and Queen contest runs through Sept. 12. Proceeds go to the Wyandot County School for Retarded Children and other welfare projects, with weekly standings posted in the Columbia Gas of Ohio window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Kurtz
Twining
James Brien Hagerman
V.F
Christopher Laudenslager
Charles W. Laudenslager
Charlie’s Place
Pleasant- Carey
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Wyandot County School
Beta Psi Chapter
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Captains Meet Ahead of Classic League at Bowl Era
Captains of the Classic League are scheduled to meet at 1 30 Sunday at Bowl Era. N Kramer serves as president with B E Thomas as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Kramer
B. E. Thomas
Planning Plan Proposals Approved By Village Council
The council approved Carroll W Hill and Associates planning proposals after discussion with CCDC President David Myers and planning commission associate Gerry Harsh. A motion authorized five planning commission members and funds, with federal aid requested to finance most of the study. Circus permit was granted for Clyde Beatty Circus at Memorial Park. insurer details and 1921 ordinance noted. Farmer’s Co op revises elevator expansion to avoid crossing Spring Run, limiting work to the north bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll, W. Hill and Associates
David Myers
CCDC
Gerry Harsh
Planning Commission
Carey Village
Ridge
Village of
Carey
Council
Cassel
Carroll W. Hill and Associates
Hancock Regional Planning Commission
Memorial Park
Boes
Kiwanis Club
F.K. Cassel
Bees
Farmer’s Co-op
Carey Village Schools Open Sept 1 For First Session
Carey Village Schools open September 1 at 8 45 a m for the first session. Classes run to 2 15 p m with cafeteria open. Details on schedules bus routes kindergarten and workbook lists to appear August 27 in The Carey Times. High school students needing registration or schedule changes should visit the high school office by Friday August 28.
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Carey
The
Carey, Times
Amet
Minor Vehicle Mishap on West Street Causes Light Damage
Jerry B. Walter 30 of 509 West Street drove a 1963 truck north on West Street near S. Vance to yield for a car and hit a parked car driven by Eleanor M. Thomas 43 of Bellaire. The left rear fender and bumper of the parked car sustained about 125 in damage. the truck had no damage. The incident was reported to the Police Department about 1 hour 45 minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry B. Walter
West Street
R. W. Shaffer
Vae
S. Vance
Eleanor M. Thomas
Bellaire
Martha Bardwin
Newhard Studio of Photography Vacation Closure
Newhard Studio of Photography will close for vacation from August 24 through September 1, inclusive. The window covers a full week and a half, with operations suspended during the dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhard
Debate on Spring Run Ownership and Health Tests
Council members discussed who owns Spring Run through Carey. Typhoid fever cases prompted sampling and analysis of the run with no report by August 18. Councilman Windau urged an early visit to county commissioners to discuss the issue.
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Carey
Windau
Carey Public School Trees Trimmed by Village Workers
The board of education asks Village electricians to trim trees in front of Carey public schools on South Street. Work will occur at the Village’s convenience. All trees are on school property and the village will haul debris and provide insurance for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Carey Public Schools
South Street
Pump Field Obsolete Submersibles Prompt Bids
At Well Field A west of Carey a pulled pump proved faulty and obsolete. A pamphlet on submersible pumps circulated to council. Mr. Dunn noted pumps motors and driveshafts are obsolete and warned two or three could fail. Rebuilt pumps cost 150 to 450 dollars. Old motors were 30 h.p. New units would be 10 or 12 h.p. and pull faster. Bids to be sought for submersible pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Dunn
Ace Molded Co Sends Letter to Council
A letter from Ace Molded Co to the city council is referenced in the ongoing council coverage and noted as continued on Page 4. The document’s contents are not fully shown in the current fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Molded Co
Council
X-Ray Cruiser Visits Wyandot County Second Week
The Wyandot County TB and Health Association and Health Department bring a free chest X-ray cruiser to multiple Wyandot County sites this week. Residents 18 or older may receive a screening at times and locations including Carey, Upper Sandusky, Porcelain Products, National Lime & Stone, Ace Molded Products, Sycamore, Nevada, and final stops in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Ohio Power Co
Upper Sandusky
Carey
National Lime & Stone Co
Ace Molded
National Lime & Stone
Cruiser
Sycamore
Nevada
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Kenny Maenle
E. Findlay Street
Vincent—Jacobs
Kenny
Frederick W. Nye
Bessie B. Dean
Charles J. Niederkohr
Grand Assembly
Shuffleboard News
Carey Schools
Charles Hall
West School
Elizabeth Hendricks
Crawford
Vernon Hall
Nancy Kinnard
Esther Leathers
Ruth McMasters
Ellena Myers
Arlene Newcomer
West
Josephine Newhard
Thomas Norris
Helen Parker
Margaret Phillips
Doyce Rice
Mary Rice
Clair Risser
Ralph Roberts
Elizabeth Rutter
Myrtle Saunders
James Schmidt
Charles Shaffer
Helen Smith
Ronald Souply
Madeline Sparks
Betty Spayd
Col
Cecil Stoltz
Bernice Vogel
Cloyce Wentling
Dennis White
Jr. King
Queen
Charles Boes
Clyde Beatty Circus Corp
Carl and Elsie Rader
Brayton Street
Ardmore
Arden Schade
Dow Street
Alvin Dow
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