Trailer Ads From Beard's Trailer Sales in Marion
Classified listing shows Apache car camping trailer Banner travel trailer and Beard's Trailer Sales at 1554 N Main Marion. Open evenings and Sunday.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
10
Classified listing shows Apache car camping trailer Banner travel trailer and Beard's Trailer Sales at 1554 N Main Marion. Open evenings and Sunday.
Honor roll shows top men R Hunker 216 204 J Campbell 201 and E Noblit 186. Women M Tracy 209 surpassing Lark 158 156. High individual series lists Hunker Garn Noblit with 599 508 506. Team marks feature Campbell Ock 678 and Noblit Hunker 678. standings include Tracy Clark and Noblit Hunker Gibson Idea. Aug 20 barbecue and trophy distribution set at Bowl Era.
Bowling star Billy Golembiewski nicknamed Billy G will appear at Mt Idy Lanes on Saturday August 29 from 1 to 5 PM and 7 until closing. He will show pin-scattering technique and offer free instruction to local bowlers.
The Monday night Women’s League at Mt Idy Lanes begins the 1964 season at 6 45 p m on August 31. Participating teams include Flossie’s Charlie’s Harry’s Royal Crown Cola Mapes Rexall Kurtz Mt Idy Lanes Orians Barber Shop Kirby Motor Sales and Hill Girlies.
The Major Bowling League schedules a meeting at Mt. Idy Lanes on August 27 at 8 p.m. All captains are required to attend.
The Donelson Packers finish the season 8 6 in county league and win two tournament games defeating Bellefontaine 5 0 and Upper Neumeister 13 1. Reid Wickiser allowed nine runs on four hits with eight strikeouts. Gary Risner yielded one run on two hits with ten strikeouts.
Ace Molded Products and the Carey Jaycees, first and second in the 1964 Slo-Pitch League, meet in the championship after Ace erased a two run deficit in the fifth. Highlights include R Lemire and R Higgins homers for Ace and D Orians and E J Wright homers for JCs and a third inning surge by Ace.
The Evangelical Bible Mission reports on New Guinea and Haiti outreach with clinics schools and churches in remote jungles. A Missionary Convention is planned in Vanlue August 21 to 23 at Amazing Grace Tabernacle with services and mission presentations.
Ohio transfers include Fountain Lodge No 353 IOOF Vanlue to William Jennings et ux for 4 interest part 1 Carey. Albert D Spayth to Franklin J Stover et ux 1 lot Sycamore. Ralph J Williams deceased to Hazel B Williams 1 lot Carey. Helen A Shocklee to William Roszman land Harpster. Sheriff Edna Brown 3 acres Richland Twp for $1 000. Belle Zora Newton deceased to Carl G Newton part 2 lots Upper Sandusky. Golden Rule Encampment No 92 IOOF Findlay to William Jennings et ux 14 interest part 1 Carey.
The record lists transfers from Ernest Niederhauser as deceased with George J. Bauman as administrator conveying 31% acres in Pitt township to Dewitt Voorheis and spouse for 312.00. Wilbur E. Benton and spouse transfer part of a lot in Upper Sandusky to Robert E. Ball and spouse for 1. Charles Frederick Dible deceased transfers to Heart B. Dible and others for 0.436 acres in Carey by certificate. Karl V. Burgderfer deceased transfers 116 acres in Tymochtee township to Evelyn M. Burgderfer and others by certificate for transfer.
Ace Molded Products Slow-Pitch Softball team earned the Best Sportsmanship trophy at the Bairdstown Tournament. The squad placed third in a 24-team event after 4 games over a two-week span, with back row members Jack Russell Jim Ferner George Lasley.
The Women’s Bowling Association will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the public library. All team captains league secretaries and interested parties are invited to attend. Yvonne Bleam secretary.
The Mesa Verde site in Colorado comprises about 51 000 acres of prehistoric cliff dwellings. The vast area reflects ancient Ancestral Puebloan habitation and includes multiple sites across the park. Archaeologists study pueblos kivas and rock art within the cliff alcoves.
Wyandot County Activities Day at the fairgrounds dining hall opened Aug. 6 with a demonstration on flower arranging by Paul Grubel of the Junior Spaders. Later, at 3 30 p.m., flower garden projects were graded with Paul and Ralph Grubel in attendance.
Co. Agent Courtright cautions farmers about silo gas produced during filling. The brown to orange gases, heavier than air, can cause severe lung damage or death if inhaled and harm livestock. Start each day by running the blower ten minutes to ventilate the silo before entry.
Cavities arise from a mix of tooth enamel strength, mouth bacteria, diet, and hygiene. Some people harbor plaque-producing bacteria or have high sugar exposure, while others benefit from fluoride, saliva flow, and genetics that resist decay. Regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups reduce risk.
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