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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1955

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Band Mothers Meet and Plan Movie Fundraiser

Twenty four members answered roll call Monday evening when the Carey Band Mothers met in the high school band room. A French horn quartet and a clarinet quartet performed, then business was conducted by president Mrs. Melvin Hotel fling. Plans were set to sponsor the movie Goodsraing on January 15 16 and 17 at the local theatre and the December committee was named. Next meeting will be January 9 due to New Year’s Day.

Carey Sandra Hablitzel Linda Wise Susanne Greer Mignon McChesney Pilgrim's Chorus Sibyl Wentling Rosemary McCarley Carol Doppler Carol Adelsperger Melvin Hotelfling Ira Hablitzel Robert Kitzler Isadore Collet Mary Clark Walter Doran Darel Eschbach Harold Evans Richard Kitzler Clarence Engle Cal Risner

College student forfeits bond for speeding in Police Court

Police Court records show Allen Heffner, a Toledo University student, forfeited a $15 bond after speeding charges cited by State Patrolman E P Goffos. Other cases include Louis Jacques 63 pleading guilty to operating under the influence, fined $100 plus three days in Wyandot jail and costs. Richard A Wilson 24 Arlington pleading guilty to reckless operation, fined $10 and costs.

Allen Heffner Toledo University E. P. Goffos Louis Jacques Wyandot Paul F Pahl Richard A. Wilson Arlington Vincent Jacob

Sycamore Girl Winner in County Declamation Contest

Tena Kay Moyer of Sycamore won the county Prince of Peace declamation semi final held at Memorial E.AB. Church. Barbara Degler of Upper Sandusky was runner-up with six other contestants from Carey McCutchenville Nevada and Sycamore, judged by local residents.

Tena Kay Moyer Sycamore Barbara Degler Upper Sandusky Ohio Councl of Churches Columbus Memorial E.ab. Church Walter Marks Clifford Wise Russell Lee Carol Norma Doppler Thomas Saunders Eileen Rader Linda Wise Douglas W Myers Miss Moyer Miss Degler Roma Bare McCutchenville Siby: Wentling Sara Sparks Carey Dorothy Rothlisberger Nevada Ernest Leathers Cygnet T Benton Peery Carl Fruth Rev Marks Methodist Church

Peery Delegates to Foreign Missions Assembly in Dayton

Dr Benton Peery is named one of four delegates for the United Lutheran Church in America at the Division of Foreign Missions meeting of the National Council of Churches in Dayton. Sessions run from Sunday to Wednesday at the First Baptist Church with Dr E E Flack of Hamma Divinity School also attending.

Benton Peery United Lutheran Church In America Division of Foreign Missions National Council of Churches Dayton First Baptist Church E E Flack Hamma Divinity School Springfield United Lutheran Church

Beech Grove Plans Christmas Program and Caroling

Beech Grove E U B Church outlines an 8 p m Sunday December 18 Christmas program and a December 15 church party after caroling. Carolers meet at 6 30 p.m. at the church before the outing.

Beech Grove Beech Grove E.U.B. Church

Soldier's Address Update for Sgt Bohlen

Change of address notices for Sgt. Robert E. Bohlen 13 070 52 Hq Hq Sq MCAF New River Jacksonville North Carolina. Unit and base identifiers listed for mail delivery and records.

Robert E. Bohlen MCAF New River Jacksonville North Carolina

Carey Loses After Fast Start to Crestline Game

The Carey Blue Devils fell 53-40 to Marion St. Marys in the opener of the season. A 13-11 first quarter lead vanished as Carey went cold in the second quarter facing a tight zone, hitting only four points. Marion outshot 21 of 35 free throws to Carey’s 10 of 23, with Bob Smith scoring 20 for the Irish and Merv Kauffman adding 10 for Carey. The St. Marys reserves defeated Carey’s Futures 52-32, as Richard Clark led Carey’s junior squad with 12. Crestline visits Friday for a home game.

Carey Blue Devils Marion St. Mary's Carey Marion Bob Smith Merv Kauffman St. Mary's Richard Clark

Families Move Between Adrian Dwellings and Farms

Families relocate within Adrian moving from 339 Frederick Street Forest Dame property to a farm east of Adrian owned by N J Schmitz. The Donald Wilsons move from North Street to W North Street, vacated by Lyle Marine. The Marines shift to 227 S Patterson Street and the Blands take over the W North Street home recently purchased from Edwards.

William Dunlap William Alfred Stephen Patty Forest Dame Frederick Street Adrian N. J. Schmitz Donald Wilson Donald Larry Marilyn Steven North Street W. H. Wright Lyle Marine Marine S. Patterson Street Marion Bland Blands W. North Street F M. Edwards

Carey Deer Hunters Have Sucess

Several men from Carey and vicinity bagged deer on hunting trips. Vic Dunn took a 12 point buck, Ross Johnson a small buck, Marion Bland a large doe, and Earl Tanner of McCutchenville a doe. Dunn and Ralph Tanner of Carey plus Mr Tanner's brothers Hart and Walter returned home from a Trumbull county trip near Warren. Others in the party also bagged deer, with Johnson, Bland, and Lawrence Orians hunting in Wetzel County West Virginia.

Carey and Vic Dunn Ross Johnson Marion Bland Earl Tanner McCutchenville Dunn Ralph Tanner Carey Mr Tanner Hart Walter Trumbull County Warren Johnson Mr. Bland Lawrence Orians Wetzel County Wva

Beantown Choir Play at First Methodist Church

The Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship presents The Beantown Choir a three act comedy at 8 p m on Wednesday December 14 in the First Methodist Church basement Tickets are sold at the door with proceeds to fund a summer camp for the youth Plan now to attend and support the young people

Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship Beantown First Methodist Church

Commemorative stamps available at Carey post office

Commemorative stamps are available at the Carey post office for Christmas mail. The issue includes New Hampshire, Atoms for Peace, Fort Ticonderoga, Armed Forces Reserve, Great Lakes Transportation and Andrew W. Mellon.

Carey Post Office New Hampshire Atoms For Peace Fort Ticonderoga Armed Forces Reserve Great Lakes Transportation Andrew W Mellon

Miss Krupp Accepts Post at University

Miss Susanne Krupp the daughter of Mr and Mrs V J Krupp northwest of Carey and a recent Carey High School graduate has accepted a civil service clerk typist position in the botany and zoology department at Ohio State University.

Susanne Krupp V J Krupp Carey Carey High School Ohio State University

American Legion Feather Party Saturday Night

The American Legion hosts a feather party on Saturday night December 17 with entry details and activities to be announced. Proceeds support veterans programs and community service.

Santa Claus Visits Carey and Upper Sandusky for Kiddies Party

Santa will visit Carey and Upper Sandusky on Saturday December 17 for a big Christmas party for KIDDIES up to 8th grade. The Carey event features a 10 AM two hour cartoon show at the theatre with Santa in the lobby 10:30 to 11:30 for small children. Upper Sandusky offers a 2 PM to 4 PM cartoon show at Star Theatre with Santa at the Elks Home 2:30 to 3:50 for tots. Elks Lodge and Leo T Jones organize the event, with police and sheriff escorts and shopping opportunities nearby.

Santa Claus Carey Upper Sandusky the Elks Lodge Leo T Jones Carey Theatre Santa Upper Sandusky Star Theatre Elks Elks Lodge Carey and

Blood donors give 109 pints at local school auditorium

Carey volunteers donated 109 pints of blood Tuesday as the Red Cross bloodmobile from the Cleveland district visited Our Lady of Consolation School auditorium. Mrs. Clarence Hagley chaired the drive. Nine donors were rejected. Staff praised the new auditorium for seating and ventilation. Names of donors and helpers will be published next week.

Carey Area Red Cross Cleveland Our Lady of Consolation School Clarence Hagley

Tracey & Avery to Acquire Eugene Scheck Stores

Charles A Hand of Tracey & Avery announces the wholesale grocer will buy the four Eugene Scheck supermarkets, effective Dec 10, expanding to 26 stores after recent Sternbaum acquisitions. Mr Scheck will manage the four Scheck outlets and nine Sternbaum markets. No deal for Everett Scheck’s east of Carey store.

Charles A Hand Tracey & Avery Mansfield Eugene Scheck Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Shelby Eugene Everett Scheck Loudonville Scheck’s Market Carey Sternbaum Scheck Sandusky- Mansfield Canton-Massillon Hand Mr Scheck Times Caféy

Mrs Clarice V Wagner Sells Home On Vance Street

Mrs Clarice V Wagner sold a five room one floor plan house at 600 North Vance Street to Mr and Mrs Grover C Wagner. The sale was made by Sevens Realty.

Clarice V. Wagner N. Vance Street Mfs Grover C. Wagner Sevens Realty

Renfro Valley Folks Home Talent Show Tonight

Clarence Tucker announces 19 entries for the Renfro Valley Home Talent show at the high school auditorium tonight at eight under Knights of Pythias auspices. Performances include vocal quartets, pantomimes, solos, tap and musical groups with noted local participants.

Clarence Tucker Renfro Valley Knights of Pythias Lodge Shirley Wisner Naomi Walter Wayne Baldridge Ben Walter Jeanette Myers Rosalyn Wickiser Linda DeAmicis Pat Bland Margaret Mullholand Margie Tucker Diane Wickham Karen Keller David Eangle Carol Putnam Sandra Craft Patty Stansberry Joan Stansberry Mary Jane Marine Ruth Risner Karen Risner Helen: Fields Judy Smiley Judy Trudy Heck Vick Heck Ruth Stock Carol Puchta Jeanette Williams Buckey Robinette His Hill Toppers George Coakley Richard Wickiser Manta Rainey Carolee Traxler McCutchenville

New Babies Born to Several area Families

A series of birth notices from Mercy Hospital Tiffin and Wyandot Memorial Hospital report several newborns. Ed Frias and Kathryn Black welcomed a 7 pound 9 ounce daughter, Roberta Lynn, on November 28. Richard Messmer and May Briggs welcomed a 7 pound 14 ounce daughter, Krist Ann, late Friday. Paul Fletcher and Helen Puckett welcomed an 8 pound 2 ounce son, David Edison, on November 26. Richard Moran and Mary Vaughn welcomed a 7 pound 8 ounce son, Danny Ray, at Mercy Hospital. Eldon Bame and Luana Nye welcomed an 8 pound son, Douglas, in Blanchard Valley Hospital.

Roberta Lynn Mercy Hospital Tiffin Ed Frias Clyde Kathryn Black Carey R. S. Greek Bellefontaine Daniel Mary Janet Wyandot Memorial Hospital Richard Messmer Crawford Krist Ann May Briggs J. D. Briggs High Street Walter Messmer Lipper Sandusky Messmer Paul Fletcher Fletcher Helen Puckett John M. Puckett Simon Fletcher Glen Avenue David Edison Gonoie Kay Gloria Jean Carolyn Sue Tina Paul Roger Richard Moran Sycamore Danny Ray Moran Mary Vaughn Jacob Vaughn Newhard Street Richard Paul Vaughn Eldon Bame Alvada Blanchard Valley Hospital Douglas Luana Nye Charles Nye Galen Bame

Three Wyandot Men Enter Armed Forces Induction

Three Wyandot county youths left on Monday for induction into the armed forces. They are Richard Maurice Platt from route 1 Wharton, Robert Jay Morehart from route 1 McCutchenville, and Robert Arthur Best of Upper Sandusky.

Wyandot County Cleveland Richard Maurice Platt Wharton Robert Jay Morehart McCutchenville Robert Arthur Best Upper Sandusky

Glaser Family Relocation Ties to Local Tile Works

Mr and Mrs Marvin Glaser and family moved from Van Ine to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Glaser in McComb. The younger Mr Glaser runs Vanlne Tile Works Northwest of Carey off Route 15.

Marvin Glaser van Ine George Glaser McComb Mr. Glaser Vanlne Tile Works Lorthwest Carey

Carey Village Council Reports November Finances and Inspections

Council minutes show receipts of 41.31 for November and fines totaling 344.91 allocated to village and state offices. Manager Castner announces diesel switch engine relocation over the weekend to reduce noise, and an Ohio Inspection Bureau survey finds no fire insurance rate cut. building permits reach 111 since January 1 1950, water pumping hits a new high of 1,400,000 gallons, and village population is estimated at 3,700 from permits versus 3,260 at the last census.

G C Wagner Zenith McLarkey Carey Wyandot J R. Castner New York Central W. North Street Farm Bureau North Street Castner Ohio Inspection Bureau

Attorney General Rules On Change In Local Government

Ohio Attorney General C William O'Neill rules Carey may abandon its city manager form and revert to a general statutory plan of government. The change can be requested by petition for future election consideration. County Prosecutor Harold D Roth sought guidance after John Rusner of Carey filed a petition for abandonment, which was found invalid.

William O'Neill Carey Harold D Roth John Rusner West of Prosecutors Risner

Forest Man Again Heads Farm Bureau in Ohio

H D Heckathorn of Forest was re elected president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation at the 37th annual meeting in Columbus. Ferris Owen of Newark is vice president Rex Long of Loudonville treasurer. They approved agricultural policy supported by resolutions and called for continued variable price supports and a soil bank. Heckathorn was named a delegate to the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago December 11 15.

H D_ Heckathorn Forest Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Columbus Ferris Owen Newark Rex Long Loudonville Heckathorn Ohio American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago

Feather Party at American Legion Christmas Night

The American Legion invites the public to the annual Christmas Feather Party at the Legion hall on Saturday night December 17.

The American Legion the Legion Hall

BGSU Cast Presents PTA Program With Family Plays

Bowling Green State University Theatre via a grant from the Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene forms a repertoire company named Family Plays. The Case of the Missing Handshake debuts December 15 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with post play discussion led by Rev. Richard Hughes Jr. Refreshments will be served.

American Theatre Wing Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene Bowling Green State University Theatre Richard Hughes, Jr

Get Your Christmas Parcels Greetings In The Mail Early

Postmaster J A Schira urges mailers to send Christmas parcels and greetings early to ensure delivery by December 25. Include full recipient name and address, plus your own, and package parcels securely with heavy paper and strong cord. A free packaging guide is available at the post office.

J. A. Schira

Two Men Sentenced at Hearings Before Judge Kear

At hearings before Judge Russell H. Kear on Nov 26 two men faced legal action. Robert Swartz of Nevada pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor and received 60 days in Wyandot county jail plus a $100 fine and court costs. Charles M. Trent Jr formerly of Kenton pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to one to seven years in the Mansfield state reformatory with court costs. An indictment for assault and battery was noted, the charge had been assault with intent to kill, and the Saturday motion dismissed the charge.

Russell H. Kear Robert Swartz Nevada Wyandot Charles M. Trent, Jr Kenton State Reformatory Mansfield Harold D. Roth Trent

Schwemley Takes Engineering Post at Western Electric Chicago

Robert Schwemley formerly of Findlay has joined the engineering department at Western Electric Co in Chicago and began his duties a month ago. He and his wife June sold their Findlay home and moved to 185 Gage Road Riverside, a western Chicago suburb, after Thanksgiving. Their son Scot stayed with relatives last week while the family settled in.

Robert Schwemley Findlay Western Electric Co Chicago June Sizemore Schwemley Gage Road Riverside Scot Charles Schwemley Dallas Bland Schwemleys

Shuffleboard Club Hosts Christmas Potluck and Gift Exchange

Members of the Shuffleboard Club are invited to a Christmas potluck supper on Sunday December 18 at 6 p.m. at Harold Shileys 328 West Street. Members should bring table service and a covered dish. A toy gift exchange under 50 cents will be held. Fun is planned for the evening.

Shuffleboard Club Harold Shileys West Street

Skating at Lakeland Park Permitted Without Fees

Lakeland officials announce skating will be allowed at Lakeland Park provided participants behave properly and no property fees are charged. E Lakeland Corp.

Lakeland E Lakeland Corp

Carey Merchants Plan Window Shopping Night Event

Carey merchants announce Window Shopping Night on Friday Dec 9 with in store displays and free tickets for entrants. Each prize is numbered for Friday evening drawing and, if not drawn, reissued Saturday morning. unclaimed prizes return to stock. Stores stay open to 9 pm and many stay open nightly toward Christmas with Christmas Eve closing at 6 pm and holiday closure on Monday Dec 26.

Carey

Christmas Musicale Set For December 18

The Carey Public Schools music department presents its annual Christmas program on Sunday afternoon December 18. Both instrumental and vocal groups perform with the girls chorus and mixed chorus directed by Miss Jane Schwemley. A 72 piece high school concert band offers a varied program of Christmas favorites in the high school auditorium starting at 2 30 p.m. Admission is free.

Carey Public Schools Jane Schwemley

Four Held In Thefts In Wyandot County

Police hold four suspects in Wyandot County jail after a Monday arrest for stealing tires wheels fender skirts and a tube from Shang's used car lot McDaniel Motor Sales and nearby garages The group includes Dale Eatherton Milton Craft Jr and two 16 year olds from Carey and McCutchenville Sycamore area They face four counts of petty theft under police chief Henry Pieracini and investigators.

Wyandot County Shang N. Vance Street McDaniel Motor Sales Worth Street Shuman Bros Carey Kirby Henry Pieracini Dale Eatherton West Independence Milton Craft, Jr McCutchenville- Sycamore Area

Harboring Unlicensed Dog Leads to Fine in Forest Area

Carl Tracey of Forest route 2 appeared before Justice L C Schoenberger on a harboring an unlicensed dog charge. Wyandot county dog warden Jack Stalter reported the owner could have saved money by buying a $1 dog license. A fine of $10 and costs of $9.03 were imposed.

Near Forest Jack Stalter Wyandot Carl Tracey Forest Route 2 Court of Justice of the Peace L. C

Youth Held for Federal Charge After Car Theft

George W Hankinson 16 of Troy Pa was jailed in Wyandot county after a Nov 29 high speed chase in a stolen car. He was handed to a US marshal to be arraigned in Toledo Federal Court on interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Hankinson allegedly confessed to stealing seven other vehicles.

George W Hankinson Troy Wyandot Toledo Vo Dean McAllister Sherff McAllister

Currency production only at Bureau of Engraving and Printing

The text states that United States paper currency is produced exclusively at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington.

United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington, c

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