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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

Page

2

Dr. Robert E. Neu Extends Thanks to Carey Community

Dr. Robert E. Neu of Springfield sends a thank you note for the life membership announcements in the Ohio State and American Optometrist Associations. He recalls his 1922 term as worshipful master of the Carey Masonic Lodge and notes former secretary I. L. Culler now lives in Findlay with his son Melford. He mentions his time as secretary of the Carey Chamber of Commerce when Carey Tire & Rubber Co. was founded and reflects on financial setbacks. He and Mrs. Neu plan to visit old friends George Shumans Sprat Thomases and Myrtle Ogg in the future.

The Carey Times Robert E. Neu Springfield Ohio State Dr. Neu Carey -Masonic Lodge I. L. Culler Culler Findlay Melford Chamber of Commerce Carey Tire & Rubber Co Carey Nel George Shumans Sprat” Thomases Myrtle Ogg

Navy Dental Technician Recruit Program Ad

Navy seeks high school graduates for the dental technician recruit program. Recruits assist dental officers, provide first aid and preventive care, set appointments, and receive specialized training. Visit the Navy Recruiting Office 143 N State Street Marion or contact Chief Betz or Chief Flavell. Office hours 8 to 5 weekdays and 8 to 12 Saturday. Phone 383-2880.

Navy Navy Recruiting Office N. State Street Marion Betz Flavell Carey

Williams Burnett wedding in Sycamore Church

Miss Donna Lee Burnett daughter of Clifford Burnett Forest and Corporal Charles T. Williams son of Robert Williams Upper Sandusky were married Saturday evening August 17 at Sycamore Methodist Church. Rev. Richard Crabbs officiated. Williams is stationed with the U S Marine Corps in North Carolina. She expects to finish her senior year at Bowling Green State University in North Carolina.

Donna Lee Burnett Clifford Burnett Route 3 Forest Charles T. Williams Robert Williams Upper Sandusky Sycamore Methodist Church Richard Crabbs John Shaffer Rosa Thiel Kirby Charles Franz Cpl. Williams U. S. Marine Corps North Carolina Grace Williams E. North Street Bowling Green State University

Flower Borders From Care y Garden Club Notes

Miss Wealtha Wentling presents a guide to flower border design with Perennial Borders ideas. It covers plant mixtures, spacing, planning, color, background choices, feeding, planting times, labeling, staking, maintenance, and winter protection for hardy perennials.

Wealtha Wentling Carey Garden Club

Bride Dorothy Smith Weds Ralph Lucius in Gibsonburg Church

Miss Dorothy Edith Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Smith of Pemberville married Ralph Clarence Lucius son of Mr and Mrs Al J Lucius of rural New Riegel Saturday August 24 at St Michael's Catholic Church Gibsonburg The bride a 1957 Pem berville High School graduate is employed in Bowling Green by J C Penney Co The groom attended New Riegel High School and works for Cooper Tire in Findlay They will reside in Cygnet Mrs Muriel E Smith Schlup 71 Upper Sandusky died Friday after extended illness Her husband Samuel A Schlup died in 1951.

Dorothy Edith Smith Harley Smith Pemberville Ralph Clarence Lucius al J. Lucius New Riegel St. Michael’s Catholic Church Gibsonburg Lucius Pemberville High School Bowling Green J. C. Penney Company New Riegel High School Cooper Tire and Rubber

Feasibility noted for pond on Sam Jacobs farm in Marseilles township

A preliminary survey shows a pond site on Sam Jacobs' farm is feasible with a good watershed ratio and reasonable dam height. If soil borings prove watertight material, it will become a pond site. Tile work continues in Marseilles and nearby townships with several farmers adding hundreds to thousands of feet of tile. The Division of Wildlife offers limited planting stock for habitat with requests due by Sept. 1 to the county game protector. Available plants include Black locust, black walnut, red pine, white pine, Austrian and Norway spruces, and multiflora rose. For details contact Soil Conservation Service office.

Gene F. Baltes U. S. Soil Conservation’ Service Sam Jacobs Marseilles Township Harvey Bayless Wendell Wentling Crawford Township Kenneth Whittaker Marseilles Division of Wildlife Soil Conservation Service Office

Court News: Numerous estates seek admin and hearings

Judge Kear's calendar lists appointments for estates including William Earl Winterhalder and Bertha E. Coons. Hearings are set through September for inventories, appraisements, and first and final accounts. Additional filings include guardianships. clerks note numerous executors and administrators across multiple estates with transfers and tax matters.

Kear H. L. Mason Upper Sandusky William Earl Winterhalder Daniel L. Coons Route 5 Bertha E. Coons Harry George Bucyrus Arlene Sipe Nevada Etta M. Downing Sycamore Sarah Blanche Stansbery William P. Bloom Virgil William Hufford Dorothy Lucille von Blon le Roy Tooley Leona M. Schwab Harvey E. Schwab Claude C. Wolfe Cora M. Wolfe Agnes R. Clinger George A. Quail Earl N. Stansbery Minnie Stansbery Sallie Balliet Fred A. Balliet F. G. Merrick Jennie Luella Merrick Irene Heck Ralph Heck Opal H. Phillips Floyd Owens Lewis F. Margraf Fred W. Margraf Myron F. Stowe Floyd D. Stowe Blanche Balliet Cleo Irvin Balliet Clyde Cole Florence G. Cole F. Ruth Laird Cecil G. Laird Eugene V. Tiell Alva L Claude R. H. Stansbery Clara May Genevieve Wilcox

Market Hog Show Adds Spectator Lean Estimates

Changes to Wyandot County Market Hog Show include spectator estimates of lean yield and carcass traits. Nick Hahn of Routh Packing will judge and discuss barrows, with entries in single and pen of 3 classes. Donelson Packing will slaughter hogs for data. Sept. 19 evaluation meeting to discuss results. Open to all Wyandot County hog producers. no entry fee, must be member of the local association.

Nick Hahn Routh~ Packing Company Sandusky Donelson Packing Company Carey Wyandot County

Waiting for the Ship to Come In

A local saying reflects broad public impatience as many miss chances while hoping for tangible gains. The piece comments on delayed fortune and the allure of eventual success.

Public sale of Holstein dairy herd near Upper Sandusky

As I go to the army I offer 40 head of Holstein cattle plus dairy equipment. Located 10 miles north of Upper Sandusky on Route 53 with several access routes. Sale Friday Aug 30 at 1 pm. Details include numerous due dates, registrations, a 300 gallon bulk tank, milking gear, and net proceeds to Vernon Grubel and Levi ala. Auctioneers R J Wenzinger Henry Kimmel. Clerk Victor Huss. Not responsible for accidents.

Upper Sandusky Hickory Flat Township McCutchenville Carey Poverty Run Holstein Jersey Wis Burke Ideal Rosafe Mueller Netalad Levi Ala Vernon Grubel R. J. Wenzinger Henry Kimmel Victor Huss

Navy Lieutenant Hamm serves aboard USS Staten Island

Navy Lieutenant junior grade William D. Hamm of Carey Ohio serves aboard the icebreaker USS Staten Island which spent five days at Kodiak Alaska and begins a month long Arctic patrol to Point Barrow. The ship left Seattle July 20 on its 12th Arctic deployment to assist outposts and train for seismic research in October with stops at Dutch Harbor St Matthew and St Lawrence Islands before returning to Seattle in mid November.

Kodiak Staten Island Navy William D. Hamm USN William Hamm Carey, Ohio Alaska Point Barrow Seattle Wash Arctic North American Dutch Harbor Aleutian Island St. Matthew Island St. Lawrence Island

Must Give Information At Accident Scene

The article outlines a new hit and run law requiring a driver involved in an accident to stop and provide name address and vehicle registration number to the other party or their agent. If the other person cannot understand, notify the nearest police officer and stay at the scene.

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