New Teachers Join Carey Schools for 1958 59
Carey announces new staff for 1958 59 with Mrs Richard Spayd teaching second grade at the West Building. she is a former Betty Lee Haines and has taught in Carey and Fremont. Nancy Buess will teach second grade at Col Crawford Building, a Bowling Green graduate and Wharton High School alumna. Lowell Shrider, Bowling Green State University graduate, will teach industrial arts and mathematics at Carey High School. he and his family plan to move to Carey soon.
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Richard Spayd
West Building
Bowling Green University
Fremont
Carey Schools
Spayd
Betty Lee Haines
J. A Haines
W. Findlay Street
Holly
Scott
Nancy Buess
Wharton
Col. Crawford
Wharton High School
Buess
Bowling Green State University
Carl Buess
Lowell Shrider
Wayne
Carey High School
Shrider
Carey
Hull
Jr High
Cupp
Carey Ex empted Village Schools Names 1958 59 Staff
Superintendent Douglas W Myers lists the 1958 59 staff for Carey Ex empted Village Schools. High School staff includes Cloyce Wentling principal Walter Bixler and Thelma Clagett among others. West School assigns Charles Hall as principal and guides grades 4 3 2 1 with a full roster of teachers.
Route 23 Traffic Detour Around Town to Local Businesses
State highway engineer Robert McMillen says Route 23 is barricaded at the Dutch Mill for the rest of the week. Patrons of Scheck's Foodliner Hank's Drive-In must detour via Old Route 23 to Route 103 and back to the businesses due to slow summer progress from heavy rainfall.
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Robert McMillen
Dutch Mill
Scheck
McMillen
Center event asks for correct roaster cord and cord search
A Centenary food tent note asks if the electric roaster has the proper cord. A flat Belnap black cord is on hand while a round black G E cord is sought. Mrs E V McKee holds unclaimed dishes and a plaid umbrella. Edible Cash and Tibet barter bricks weigh 514 pounds and use tea bound with tallow or butter.
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E. V. McKee
Tibet
Carl Barry Headlining Carey Platter Party at Waterworks Park
Popular WFOB disc jockey Carl Barry returns to Carey for a dance platter party at Waterworks Park. Sponsored by the Carey Jaycees, the event runs 8 to 10:30 p.m. admission is 75 cents per couple or 50 cents for a stag.
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Carl Barry
Fostoria
WFOB
Carey
Waterworks Park
Barry
Carey JayCeeJays
German Swiss mural graces Carey home wall
A 9 by 28 foot mural on the Newhards home rear wall depicts a Germany Switzerland scene inspired by Joe and Charlotte Newhard’s memories from Army of Occupation service. Painted by Charlotte Daniels, it features miniature village details, a moonlit snow scene, and a Swiss Chalet motif.
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Germany
Switzerland
Carey
Joe Newhard
W. Findlay St
Charlotte Daniels
Cincinnati
Forest
Newhards
Joe
Charlotte
Army of Occupation
Garmich
Air Force
Ann Newhard
Newhard
Ing
Irvin Benninghoff
Notice to return borrowed acetylene torch
Ralph Brooks requests the owner who borrowed his acetylene torch to return it at once. No other details are provided.
Dr Walter Wozniak Office Reopens After Labor Day
The office of Dr Walter Wozniak will remain closed and not reopen until Labor Day, delaying patient visits and routine services until the holiday period.
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Walter Wozniak
Kindergarten Start at First Methodist Church Plan
Kindergarten begins September 22 at First Methodist Church with sessions Monday to Thursday from 9 to 11 30 am. The weekly fee is $3. Contact Mrs William Heath at phone 6 4531. The Times note corrects that he is starting his fourth year as pastor of Memorial U B Church, not third.
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First Methodist Church
William Heath
Memorial E U. B
the Times
Memorial Church Pastor Enters Fourth Year
Rev Walter Marks begins his fourth year at Memorial Church as the pastor, continuing leadership and community service with ongoing programs and duties.
Barley Processing Note From Carey Co op Farmers
Announcement states the Carey Farmers' Co operative Co will stop cleaning barley after September 6 marking a change in processing dates and operations for growers served by the cooperative.
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Carey Farmers’ Co-operative Co
Grand Lodge Officers to Visit Palm Leaf Rebekahs
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 656 urges members to attend an IOOF hall meeting this Thursday evening August 28. Grand Lodge officers will be present to address the group and participate in lodge business.
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Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 656
IOOF
Carey High names 14 lettermen for football squad
Coach Carl Cupp enters his second year at Carey High with 46 varsity candidates starting practice Aug 20. 14 lettermen return, including seven two year lettermen aiming for third letters. roster features Captain Tom Greer and others across positions. Assistants John Drobnick and William Heath guide line and backfield with junior players showing promise.
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Carey High
Eddie Davis
Carl Cupp
Cupp
Tom Greer
Jim Messmer
Herm Seifert
Rex Orians
Chuck Dasher
John McDaniel
John Stomhaugh
Ralph Musgrave
Dick Hunter
John Drobnick
William Heath
Vernon
Larry Walters
Tony Dibling
Richard Knowlton
Mike Fox
Dennis England
Jim Schmitz
Lowell Hablitzel
Joe, Greer
Ronnie Nye
Glenn Risner
Marvin Beagle
Jim Nye
Dick Phillips
Danny Barger
John Kidwell
Tom Draper
Bill Lindsay
Eddie Turnbell
Larry England
Marion Weaver
John Stombaugh
Jim Maenle
Tom Weaver
Jerry Richards
Grade Level Workbooks and Prices Listing
A catalog shows multiple grade specific workbooks with topics including spelling English social studies writing arithmetic science business typing biology chemistry history and Latin along with price points for each item. Prices range from 25 cents to 1 dollar 46 cents.
Bus notes for Sept 2 morning pickups
Parents with children riding school buses Sept 2 should contact the route driver or bus supervisor. Route numbers list drivers: 1 David O Flaherty 2 Thomas Macne, 3 George Savidge 4 William Howard 5 Ralph Musgrave 6 Don Wickiser 7 Norman Wenzinger 8 Luther Ritter.
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Mr Hetzel
David O'Flaherty
Thomas Macnle
George Savidge
William Howard
Ralph Musgrave
Don Wickiser
Norman Wenzinger
Luther Ritter
Reception At Governor's Mansion In Bexley
Governor and Mrs. William O Neil hosted a Friday reception and garden party at the new executive mansion in Bexley Columbus suburb. Torches lit the garden and guests toured the mansion's 24 rooms with Ca rey attendees including Mr and Mrs T E Dromgold and others.
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William O Neil
Bexley
Columbus
Carey
T E Dromgold
Mirs Paul Heck
Robert Mott
Ralph Heck
T D Romy
Richard Spayd
Bazaar articles for Wyandot County Fair take to church
The annual Hospital Guild Bazaar requests canned and baked items be delivered to Christ Lutheran Church by 9 am Thursday September 11. Bring items to Wyandot County Fair submissions are due by Wednesday September 3 and should be brought to Christ Lutheran Church.
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Annua Hospital
Wyandot
Christ Lutheran Church
Open Bowling At Recreation Alleys Weeknights 7 PM
The notice advertises open bowling every night starting at 7 o'clock at Recreation Alleys 35 36.
Mathern's Bakery Sets Vacation Closure Dates
Mathern's Bakery will close from September 2 to October 2 for vacations. The notice lists no alternate hours or services during the shutdown.
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Mathern’s
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Douglas W. Myers
Cloyce D Wentling
Walter _. Bixler
Thelma Clagett
Earl Greer
Vernon Hull
Stanley Hunter
Esther Leathers
Hannah Moyer
Josephine Newhard
Margaret Robison
Jane Schwemley
Charles Schwemley
Helen Smith
Eugene Mulholland
Cecil Stoltz
Colonel Crawford
Cecil G. Laird
Marie Schwemley
West School
Charles Hall
Olive Lanning
Betty Spayd
Marian Terry
Platter Party
South Street
Daniels
Ralph Brooks
Leo Beagle
Don Wentling
Dennis Yingling
Don Stock
Bob Wentling
Newhard Studio
Carey Public School
Col
Crawford
Governor's Mansion
Hospital Guild Bazaar
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