Carey High School Vocal Groups Present It Was a Night of Wonder
One hundred fifteen vocal department students perform a two show Christmas program at Carey High School with the Girls Glee Club High School Choir and Junior Choir assisted by speech class students and Y- Teens. Narrator Jeff Hilty reads the Bible with Peggy Keller Jim Courtad reading Mary and Joseph while angels wise men and shepherds are portrayed by listed students. The program on December 19 for grade schools at 1 p m and December 20 for the high school at 2 30 p m features a sequence of carols and readings tracing the Christmas story from prophecy to the visit of the Wisemen and shepherds with lighting by Darel Eschbach Tom Walter and accompanists Linda Wise and Nancy Phillips. The event aims to share the true meaning of Christmas with the community.
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Carey High School
Jeff Hilty
Betty Conley
Donna ‘Ward
Mary and Joseph
Peggy Keller
Jim Courtad
Sue Harris
Lucille Katzler
Carol Black
Ruthann Rader
Angel Gabriel
Alan Davis
Eddie Davis
Lowell Hablitzel
Donald Webb
Jim Savidge
David Klein
Shepherds
Darel Eschbach
Tom Walter
Linda Wise
Nancy Phillips
Carey High School Band to Present Christmas Concert
The Carey High School Band will present its annual Christmas concert Sunday at 2:30 pm in the high school auditorium. Admission is free. Selections include Proud Heritage Cancer March Themes from the Nutcracker Suite Gesu Bambino A Christmas Festival The Christmas Suite O Come O Come Emmanuel The Sleep of the Child Jesus Ring Christmas Bells What Child Is This Willie Play Your Little Drum The Twelve Days of Christmas Jingle Bells Rhapsody Christmas in Killarney Winter Wonderland Frosty the Snow Man
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Carey High School
William Latham
Tschaikowsky-Johnson
von Leidzen
Lero Anderson
Harold Walters
Emmanuel
Jesus
Willie
Drum
Pierpont-Walters
Kallarney
William Schenfeld
Winter Wonderland
David Bennett
Frosty, the
Snow Man
Kal Leonard
Carey Philharmonic Choir concert praised by reader
A Citizen writes to praise the Carey Philharmonic Choir and inter church youth choirs for a free community musical program. The letter thanks the singers and directors for their hours of rehearsal and civic effort, urging appreciation for the arts and democratic community activity.
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Carey Times
Carey
Carey Philharmonic Choir
Philharmonic
D Jackson
Patty Campbell Fund Grows Help For Burned Child
Patty Campbell, six, severely burned September 17, remains hospitalized at Blanchard Valley Hospital after three months of skin grafts. Her mother donated skin, and local workers and clubs raise funds with Lime & Stone Co employees collecting donations and sales tax stamps donated by Carey Women’s Club to support Patty’s medical costs.
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Patty Campbell
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Patty
James Campbell
W National Lime & Stone Co
Women's Club of Carey
Carbon Monoxide Danger Traced to Blocked Furnace in Carey Home
Miss Mary Steinmetz and several family members were overcome by carbon monoxide Sunday when a chimney flue and furnace pipe clogged with soot allowed deadly gas to back into 320 S Vance Street. They were treated at Blanchard Valley Hospital with oxygen, and Steinmetz remained under care Tuesday. Police and a local gas company manager identified the cause as the blocked furnace installation. Involved were Dr H K Van Buren, Mr Bristoll, Mrs Anna Karcher, and Robert Stombaugh.
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Carey
Mary Steinmetz
Vance Street
Steinmetz
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Maurice Steinmetz
Findlay
H K van Buren
Harry Bristoll
Miss Steinmetz
Bristoll
Anna Karcher
Robert Stombaugh
R C McDowell
S R Bame
Stanley van’ 'Buren
van Buren
Cleanup urged for Spring Run in Carey town alley
Village manager George Dunn asked photographer Joe Newhard to document the unsightly rubbish along Spring Run. Officials note prior cleanups removed three to four truckloads a year ago and warn of flooding if debris blocks the channel. Ordinance 463 bans disposal of waste along roads and near waterways with fines up to 200 dollars and potential jail time.
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Spring Run
Joe Newhard
George Dunn
Dunn
N. C
Carey Village
School Cafeteria Menus Week of December Sixteen
The list shows daily lunch menus for the week with items like Chile crackers and vanilla cookies on Monday, barbecue casserole on Tuesday, pork goulash on Wednesday, scalloped turkey on Thursday, and salmon loaf on Friday. Milk is served daily. Also notice announced to purchase a 1958 Caryatid with a $1 down payment via the high school office.
Nativity Scene Needs Two More Figures for Library Lawn
The Nativity display on the library lawn calls for two figures, an ox and a donkey, to complete the interdenominational community project. The Carey Times invites donations to support the addition this Christmas season.
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Carey Times
Feather Party At American Legion Hall
Feather Party scheduled at the American Legion hall on Saturday evening December 14 at 8 30. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Feather
American Legion Hall
Prescott Named Industrial Engineer at Porcelain Products
Clarence C Prescott of Chester West Virginia has been named industrial engineer at the Carey plant of Porcelain Products Inc. He will start January 1 in a newly created post. Prescott, employed by Crucible Steel Co Midland Pa, is married with four children and seeks housing to move his family to Carey.
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Clarence C Prescott
Chester W Va
Carey
of Porcelain Products, Inc
Leroy Wimner
Prescott
Crucible Steel Co
Training Sessions Reported by Kromer Staff
Lloyd Akens service manager at Kromer Motor Sales attended the Chrysler Plymouth 2 day service training on 1958 models in Columbus last Thursday and Friday. Bernard Kromer Marvin Nash and Edwin Kromer attended a sales training session in Cincinnati the week before last.
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Lloyd Akens
Kromer Motor Sales
Columbus
Bernard Kromer
Marvin Nash
Edwin Kromer
Cincinnati
Soldier's Addresses New Address for AWC John Drummond
AWC John Drummond now listed with new address at 736 Aircraft Warning Squadron APC 30 in New York City New York identifying his updated residence and unit designation 15576702.
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John Drummond
A. F
Aircraft Warning Squadron
APC 30
New York
Carey Community Development holds first mass meeting
The Carey Community Development Corporation launched its first mass meeting at Carey High School auditorium with 125 attendees. W Lan ning highlighted local industry interest while D Jackson stressed the small town economy and urged merchants to support each other. Village Manager George Dunn outlined water system issues and recommended improvements including extra storage.
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Walter Marks
Carey Community Development Corporation
Carey High School
W. Lanning
D Jackson
Carey
George Dunn
Condi
Post Office Extends Hours For Christmas Rush
Carey post office announces extended hours starting Saturday with windows open 7:30 am to 9 pm on December 14 and 16 to 20 and 7:30 am to 6 pm on December 21. Regular hours resume December 23.
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Tony
Carey
J A Schira
Hudgins Joins Carey Times Mechanical Department
John Hudgins Jr of Sycamore has taken a post in the Carey Times mechanical department and began duties last week. He brings ten years at the Sycamore Leader, published by his parents, and previously worked for National Machine Co. Tiffin since July. He is married to Ruth Marilyn Miller. they have a one-year-old son, Russell Eugene.
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John Hudgins, Jr
Sycamore
Carey Times Mechanical Department
Sycamore Leader
National Machine Co
Tiffin
Hudgins
Ruth Marilyn Miller
Russell Eugene
Stores Open Evenings In Carey Retailer Plan
Merchants in Carey announce extended hours with most stores staying open each night starting Friday and Christmas Eve. They will operate all day next Wednesday and a few locations will stay open until 9 this evening.
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Carey
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