Wyandot County 4-H Members Recognized At Achievement Night
Wyandot county 4-H members earned many honors at the Achievement Night program held at Upper Sandusky Junior High School. The Raymond Ball family received the 50 year family award. 4-H clubs and individuals received 100 per cent Completion Club certificates, Senior and Junior Goldpins, and honor club certificates for countywide activities. Several members earned state-level pins and a $2,867 premium distribution was presented for 1963, with overall project completion at 92.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Raymond Ball
Paul Grubel
Bill Smith
Harriet Ball
Barbara Bill
Tom Gottfried
Beverly Carr
Charlotte Walton
Barbara Tivenan
Cheryl Culver
William Smith
Carey Boys
Loretta Sear- Zoss
Wharton Spoon and Needle
Linda Swartz
Salem Boosters
Carey Boys Club
Wayne Derr
Tom Klein
Mark Kitzler
John Walton
Jerry Reinhart
Barbara Schoenberger
Sue Kerr
Dorothy Shumaker
Helen Thiel
Salem Highlighters
Connie Bush
Elaine McMaster
Wharton Spoon
Needle
Nancy Orians
Linda Schoenberger
Patsy Doersam
Wharton Busy Bees
Salem Hi-Lighters
Carey
Ohio
Waterworks Park
Chicago
Sandy Lawrence
Dal Heckathorn
David Wolfe
Production Credit Assn
Wyandot Beef Cattle Assn
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Federal Land Bank
Regina Weaver
Junior Spaders
Ronald Walters
Jane Baker
Wharton Livestock
Danny Schoenberger
Bruce Mewhorter
Kathy Muir
Carey Ridge
Danny Lindsay
Jundor Spaders
Karl Weaver
Connie Schmidt
Nancy Mewhorter
Salem Highfighters
Bill Price
Joe Roszman
Lynn Gottfried
Christmas Card Postage 5 Cents in 1847
Postmaster J A Schira notes that today 5c first class postage for Christmas cards mirrors rates from 1847 when the nickel stamp began. He urges Carey residents to use the 5c stamp featuring the National Christmas Tree for faster delivery and proper forwarding if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Schira
Post Office Department
Schira
Carey
Court News Marriage Licenses and Estate Matters
Marriage licenses listed for Gerald L Risner and Sandra L Stone. Norma Jean Horness sues for divorce from Vonnell Horness. Several estates including Hoff Madigan Smalley Wisner Seebach Tooley have filings for transfers of real estate, inheritance tax determinations, and notices issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Lee Risner
Seneca County
Ernie Risner
Sandra Lee Stone
Crawford Township
Samuel V. Stone
Norma Jean Horness
McCutchenville
Common Pleas Court
Vonnell Horness
Route 1
Clara M. Hoff
Virginia L. Madigan
James M. Smalley
Flora A. Wisner
Helen M. Seebach
LeRoy Tooley
Wyandot Soil Conservation Board weighs flood plan in county
The Wyandot board of supervisors met at the district office above First Citizens National Bank in Upper Sandusky. They moved to sign an application for planning assistance under Public Law 566 for the Upper Blanchard River Watershed and to approve two new applications for farm drainage aid. The plan aims to flood protection reduce sediment damage reduce erosion and improve agricultural drainage. The group will seek Ohio Department of Natural Resources approval and hold a public meeting to gauge local support. The Wyandot Hardin Seneca and Hancock counties signatories cover about 30 000 acres draining into the Blanchard. New cooperators include Donald Thompson 40 acres in Richland township and Creston Kuenzli 80 acres in Eden township. The Yeater Group Drainage Project in Ridge township completed 1564 feet of tile and opened a crossable waterway benefiting 130 acres. State Highway Department aided by cleaning a 600 foot ditch along Route 103. Raymond Tuorey Jackson township added 5 500 feet of surface drains to protect a leveled field. Neighbors Albert Karcher Charles Frisch join to outlet drainage. Frisch expands another 1 500 feet of surface drains. Frisch previously had successful installations. Robert Bair plans 30 000 feet of tile on 60 acres and replacement of a failing 12 inch main across his Jackson township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene F. Baltes
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Board of Supervisors
First Citizens National Bank
Upper Sandusky
Glenn Altwater
Stanley Roush
Edwin McClain
Fréd
Scheck
Ijr
David Schilling
Gene Baltes
Bill Archer
SCS
Upper
Blanchard River
Wyandot
Hardin
Seneca
Hancock
Soil Conservation Service
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wyandot County
Donald Thompson
Richland Township
Creston Kuenzli
Eden Township
Yeater
Ridge Township
Leroy Yeater
Earl Walter
Alvin Fruth
Edith Yeater
State Highway Department
Raymond Tuorey
Jackson Township
Tuorey
Albert Karcher
Charles Frisch
Robert Bair
Bob
Carey Police Cases Resolve Two On Tuesday Night
Police Justice Clyde Jenkins disposed of two cases Tuesday night. Willis Frasure 18 was fined 15 plus 8.60 costs for reckless operation and ordered to pay 100 damages to Buford Fairchild and 300 plus to the village for electric pole damages at 20 a month. Dwight Needs 49 forfeited a 25 bond on a charge of spreading lime on the highway from a leaking truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Jenkins
Willis Frasure
Paul F. Pahl
Jack E. Orians
Frasure
Buford Fairchild
Carey
Dwight Needs
William Swartz
Two Little Birthdays Tribute to President's Children
A poem by Mrs. Bob Hendricks mourns two young children missing their father. It recalls nine candles lit by the mother and notes the family remains united in love though celebrations are tempered by sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hendricks
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Boosters
Roscoe Kuenzli
Upper Go Getters
Ohio Club Congress
Carol Ann Muir
Madonna Weaver
Vicky Grossman
Mary Alice Vent
Bonnie Burks
Ralph McCarley
Carey Ridge Club
Ohio State University
Joe Derr
Howard Beck
Daniel E. Walton
Marion Ward
Sycamore
Adam Leightey
Wyandot County Fair Board
Court News
David W. Lear
Ralph Lear
Mary Ann Pfleider
Mifflin Township
Walter Pfleider
Judge Lear
Wyandot Soil” Conservation, News
Handy
Mountaite
Boyq
Foodland
Szesz
van Camp Tune
American Flyer
William Dible
Jeff Underwood
Robert ‘Kitzler
Joan OF Arc
Meadow
Cou Pre
David Davies
Wieners
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