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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1960

Page

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OSU Diving Star Jack Hayes to Headline Water Show

Ohio State diver Jack Hayes tops the municipal pool water show this Saturday with twists flips and a clown act. Races judged by Paul Burson Vernon Hull and starter Lawrence Hopke. circus theme features animals and rides. Helenanne Ellis directs with lifeguard Karen Terry. show begins 7 30 p m with races at 8 00 p m admission 5 cents adults 25 cents kids under 12.

Jack Hayes Ohio State Jack Paul Burson Vernon Hull Lawrence Hopke Tigers Helenanne Ellis Upper Sandusky Bowling Green State University Karen Terry Ellis Red Cross Swan Club

Know The People With Whom You Deal

Community warns against transient door to door workers offering home services. Officers urge verify permits and references before hiring. Avoid paying strangers in advance and insist on clear contracts with exact work and price to prevent fraud.

Tonight Deadline for Carey Open Golf Qualifiers

Golfers not yet qualified for the 8th annual Carey Open must submit scorecards by 6 pm tonight. The event at Lincoln Hills Sunday will use two shifts, morning 7:30 and afternoon 12:30, with captains assigned to each flight.

Lincoln Hills The Carey Golf Assn

School Cafeteria Menus And First Grade Supply List

The notice lists meals for Wednesday to Friday with hot pork sandwich spaghetti and peanut butter sandwich. It also asks first grade pupils to bring labeled items including a jar of cream paste primary tablet beginner’s pencil 10 cent eraser scissors Crayolas and a plastic bag for clay on opening day.

Auto Crash Injures Teen Near Home

Douglas Higgins 17, son of Mr and Mrs Lacy Higgins, was knocked unconscious when his 1952 Mercury struck a tree while avoiding a deer near his northwest town home. Neighbor Ralph Musgrave found him and helped summon aid. He was treated for minor injuries at Blanchard Valley Hospital and released the next afternoon. The car was a total wreck.

Douglas Higgins Lacy Higgins Ralph Musgrave Douglas Blanchard Valley Hospital Higgins

Soldier Addresses Change for Pfc Joe Ball at Camp Lejeune

Pfc. Joe L. Ball 1867644 of H and S Company 1st Infantry Training Regiment at Camp Lejeune North Carolina has updated his address. Confirmation posted for military records.

Joe L. Ball H &S& Co I.T.R M.C.B

Recreation Lanes Open for Season at Carey Rec Lanes

Recreation Lanes are open for the season with daily bowling starts at 7 PM. Stop in and see improvements at Carey Rec. Lanes.

Carey Lanes

Park Playground Program Concluded at Memorial Park

Report on the summer program details a closing event with Dennis Turley Ron Kirian Peg Fabiani and Tom Multholand practicing tennis at Memorial Park courts. Winners of the Carey peanut hunt were Peg Fabiani and Ron Kirian with 45 peanuts each.

Memorial Park Dave Kirian Dennis Turley Doug Frederick Miss Nancy Combine Carey Memorial Park Peg Fabiani Ron Kirian Ron Debbie Baker Nancy Combine Eugene Myers Mike Atkins Janet Burson Sue Roynon Sally Campbell Fostoria Clement Hoopf Tom Saunders Nancy Tom

Mary Woods Demonstrates Norge Dispensematic at Mullholand's

Local shopper Mary Woods is invited to watch a Norge Dispensematic demonstration at Mullholand's Hardware on Friday August 26. The event promotes the new appliance and invites customers to learn about its features.

Mary Woods Norge Mullholand’s

Careys Donelson Packing gains 45 workers and expands fleet

A family business started 40 years ago by Donald and Arch Donelson grows into a major local processor and distributor. The firm now has about 45 employees, a modern enlarged plant, and a 5-truck refrigerated fleet serving 10 districts from Marion to Rus-sell Point with Shur Fine and Carey brands. Trucks run 34 degrees in transit, drop to 20 below zero at night using ammonia driven Kold Hold plates. Delivery to Carey area occurs daily with frequent round trips to multiple districts.

Donald Donelson Arch Carey Donelson Donelson Packing Co Shur-Fine George E. Pfaltzgraf Donald Arch Donelson Denver Robert T. Donelson Mansfield Bucyrus Marion Ashland Clyde Fremont Bowling Green Findlay Russells Point Volkswagen Monia Pfaltzgraf

Echo I Satellite Sighting Sparks Local Sky Watch

Across several nights many residents scanned the sky for Echo I the 100 foot balloon projection moving at high speed. In Upper Sandusky Dewey Dillon fell from a roof at 9 24 p m injuring his left arm in a ten foot drop during the search. The Echo I probe orbits roughly every two hours and a hundred minutes reflecting Eisenhower's message from JPL to Bell Labs.

Echo I Carey Times Upper Sandusky Dewey Dillon Eisenhower Jet Propulsion Laboratory Gladstone Calif Bell Telephone Laboratory Holmidel N. J

Insect Nest Displayed At Carey Times Office

Lloyd Web of Adrian brought in a nest found under the Warner residence. Black wasps guarded the nest three years ago while current occupants resemble sweat bees. They fill nest cells with leaf bits in a plastic container on display at the Times office.

Lloyd Web Adrian Carey Times Office R. B. Warner Times Office

Bowman Electric to Close All Day Saturday

A notice states Bowman Electric will be closed all day Saturday for redeco rating. No additional details provided.

Bowman Electric

Air tours slated Saturday for Vanlue area farmers

Air tours will run Saturday from the Alvin Saltzman farm northwest of Carey on Route 15. Flights start at 9 a.m. and run to 5 or 6 p.m. every 20 minutes, weather permitting, at a $3 per trip fee. If rain, tours move to Monday. Pilots include Don McGinnis of Findlay. Each farmer can fly over his own farm and learn about air view features such as drainage and nitrogen effects on corn.

Vanlue Alvin Saltzman Carey Don Melhorn Vanlue Vo Ag Don McGinnis Findlay

Families Move In Patterson Street Transfer of Tenants

Families relocate ownership and tenancy records show Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Baker at 120 S. Patterson renting 207 S. Patterson to Mrs. Ethel Bauer and daughter Sandra Billock. They moved with Tonya and Stephen Bauer and Douglas and Christopher Billock from 410 Grove Street. The Nye family shifts to Grove Street as 120 S. Lake becomes a duplex with Freddy Nye and Sheila on the west side.

J. F. Baker S. Patterson Street Ethel Bauer Sandra Billock Tonya Stephen Bauer Douglas Christopher Billock Orville Nye Grove Street Nyes S. Lake Street Freddy Nye Sheila West Side

Shuffleboard finals at Carey Memorial Park club night

Six shuffleboard courts hosted fridays and tuesdays of tournament play. Friday finals saw Harold Shiley and Gladys Yentzer defeat Dorcas Donelson and Lloyd Long, with Clarence Reinhart and Irma Smith winning the consolations. Tuesday winners were Denver Donelson and Edmond King over Lee Yentzer and Mary Shiley, with Reinhart and Elsie Long taking the consolations. This Friday the August committee will serve refreshments.

Carey “Memorial Park Harold Shiley Gladys Yentzer Dorcas Donelson Lloyd Long Clarence Reinhart Irma Smith Elsie Long Mary Pieracini Denver Donelson Edmond King Lee Yentzer Mary Shiley Leta Wagner Emma Steen

Carey Woman Is Sweepstakes Winner at Vanlue Show

Mrs. Maurice Gaster of W North Street won the Vanlue Flower Show sweepstakes with four firsts and one third, among 329 entries in the World Around Flowers themed exhibition at Vanlue High School. Winners from Carey and Vanlue also include multiple firsts, seconds, and thirds across numerous exhibitors.

Maurice Gaster W. North Street Vanlue Vanlue High School Carey J. A. Schira Paul Krupp William L. Yingling J. F. Dible Elbert Tewell Helen Thomas Clarence Hoepf Vicki Hoepf David Newcomer Orville Aller Carl Barger W. W. Cook Ralph McRill Paul Dipert Dale ‘Beard Wilbur Peters James Sherman Roy van Sant Hazel McRill Sandra Sherman Debbie Johnston Isaac Johnston Oren Ewing Richard Hall Janice Siddall Evert Lee Ralph Siddall Orville Phillips Kathy King Cathy McCormick Fred Hendricks Bobby Hendricks Oral Hartman L. C. Dipert Clara Dipert Lenore Dipert

Move to Sycamore for Milum Family Significant Change

Mr and Mrs Virgil Milum and children Karen and Danny moved Saturday into their newly purchased home in Sycamore the former Alta Starter residence. They had been living in Mac Coppler s rental southwest of Carey.

Sycamore Virgil Milum Karen Danny Alta Mac Coppler Carey

Kaiser Bill Avoided Public Eating Due to Hand Condition

German emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II was highly self conscious of his crippled left hand and never ate in public according to the report.

Kaiser Bill Germany

Shang Buys New Site for Used Cars

C. M. Courtad purchased the house at 108 E. North Street behind Shang's Auto Service from Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Bakies who will stay living there. He removed the porch to display used cars across the front and will use adjacent spaces for storage. Shang's Used Car Lot moves from N. Vance Street to the new site.

C. M.(shang) Courtad E. North Street Edward N. Bakies Shang Auto Service N. Vance Street

Wildlife Club Holds Work Day at Carey Recreation Park

The Carey Conservation and Sportsman’s Recreation Park hosted over 40 volunteers who completed most planned projects. The club runs monthly trap shoots on the second Sunday with prizes, and Sunday practice from 9 30 to 11 30. Harry Fabiani oversaw releasing 100 pheasants funded by hunting and fishing license sales. Membership remains open at Moore’s Store and donations for a new club house are welcomed.

Carey Conservation Sportsman's Association Harry Fabiani Carey Moore’ S Moore’s

Wyandot County School for Retarded Children Opens Aug 31

The Wyandot County School for Retarded Children will start Wednesday August 31 for a full day 9 30 to 2 30. Bus service continues and students bring lunch. Classroom location is 124 S Vance Street. Gail Everhart will teach with Ruby Kanzig as assistant.

Wyandot County S. Vance Street Gail Helen) Everhart McCutchenville R. O Ruby) Kanzig Near Tiffin

Samuel Colt’s Six Shooter Invented at Age Sixteen

The note recalls Samuel Colt producing his famous six shooter around 130 years ago when he was sixteen, marking a pivotal moment in firearms history.

Samuel Colt

Rev Bartee Accepts Bristol Pastorate For Prophecy Church

The Rev George D Bartee and his wife Rose Mary with five children depart Carey for Bristol Virginia next Tuesday to lead the Church of God of Prophecy there He leaves after 31 months in Carey where he led services oversaw Lima district and helped finish a new church building The Pencosts of Pearisburg Virginia will succeed him and occupy the Bartees former home on Findlay Street.

George D. Bartee Church of God of Prophecy Bristol Rosemary Shirley Lee Gloria Jean Thome Mitchell Timothy Mr. Bartee W. Brown Avenue Lima Carey Portsmouth The Bartees Bartee James Pencost Pearisburg Pencost F. K. Cassel

Miss Linda Wise Graduates With Honor

Miss Linda Wise daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Wise east of town graduated Saturday afternoon from Carnegie College in Cleveland. She was an honor student and is now a registered medical technologist. Elaine Sizemore daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sizemore of Marion also graduated. Attending from Carey were Mr and Mrs Wise Barbara Ronnie Joyce and Jerry Miss Mary Beck and Miss Joan Beck. A reception and banquet followed at the Tudor Arms Hotel with dancing that evening.

Linda Wise Clifford Wise Carnegie College Cleveland Elaine Sizemore William Sizemore Marion Carey Wise Barbara Ronnie Joyce Jerry Mary Beck Joan Beck Tudor Arms Hotel

Texas Township Derby and Dinner At Conservation Club

The Texas Township Conservation Club hosts a fishing derby Saturday afternoon August 27 with prizes for all ages and a monthly supper starting at 5 30. A trap shoot event is set for Sunday August 28.

Texas Township Conservation Club

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OSU Zenith McLarkey Denis Dennis Turley Peggy Fabiani Tom Multholand Workbook Carey Public School Crawford Ohio Newhard George E. Pfaltzgart James Campbell Alfred Allen Bowling News Shuffleboard News Sportsman News Rev Bristol, VA Fish Derby
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