Families Relocate Homes In Ohio Moves Southwest Of Carey
Moving to Wharton Mr and Mrs Glenn Swindler and sons Johnny and Jimmy leave the Kem erley farm southwest of Carey for a new home in Wharton. Separately Mr and Mrs Robert Kemerley and son Brad move from Wayne to the recently vacated farm of his sister and brother in law.
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Glenn Swindler
Johnny
Jimmy
C. H. Kemerley
Carey
Wharton
Robert Kemerley
Brad
Wayne
Two-Vehicle Collision in Upper Sandusky Causes Extensive Damage
A 10:45 a.m. December 4 crash in Upper Sandusky involved an eastbound car driven by Mrs. Ervin Tong near Carey and a westbound car driven by W C A Bickham Sr of Upper Sandusky who was turning south. Police investigated the incident.
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Upper Sandusky
Ervin Tong
Carey
W.C.A. Bickham
Wisdom as a Treasure: Wise Seek Wisdom Not Wasteful
An aphoristic note contrasts wise seekers with fools who cling to wisdom only to part with it. It frames wisdom as a valuable asset to be pursued and shared rather than hoarded or squandered.
Beagle Family Converts Garage Into New Home
Mr and Mrs Leo Beagle of south of Carey convert their 3 car garage into a 4 room house and bath. Their son in law James Traxler and wife with children Rodney and Sharon plan to move in this weekend after relocating from Miss Wealtha Wentling's house on Worello Street.
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Leo Beagle
South of Carey
James Traxler
Rodney
Sharon
Wealtha Wentling
Worello Street
Wyandot County Junior Fair entries drop in 1956
Junior Fair entries at the 1956 Wyandot County Fair totaled 17 053. Premiums and expenses paid for the Junior Fair amounted to 3 568.04. This is about 500 less than the 1955 records. Entries in 1955 totaled 19 005 including all exhibits. Expenditures amounted to 4 020.22.
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Wyandot County
Ross Winter
Three American cities produce map globes
Three American cities produce map globes Chicago Indianapolis and Bryan O where map globes are crafted for educational and decorative use. Local workshops in Chicago and Indianapolis produce large globe models while Bryan Ohio contributes smaller desk globes.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Bryan
Social Events Spotlight Mrs LaRoche and Club Meetings
The Homestead hosted J T Club with Mrs Charles LaRoche as hostess. Prizes went to Mrs Vincent Arnold and Mrs William Spackey. poinsettias were made and refreshments served. Other notices include Victory Class electing officers at a Christmas party and Cletus Courtad elected Catholic Ladies of Columbia president with plans for a children’s party. Fortnightly Club met with dessert and a Religion in Review program led by Mrs Cloyce Lanning.
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LaRoche
J. T. Club
Homestead
Charles LaRoche
Vincent Arnold
Henry Parker
William Spackey
John Greer
Victory
S. W. Pahl
First Methodist Sunday School
Ralph Heck
Clinton Baker
Fred Mitchell
Cletus Courtad
C. L. of C
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
K. of C. Hall
Linus Reinhart
Marcellus Jacoby
George Remlinger
Joe Laube
Robert Pieracini
Dean Krupp
Sylvester Myers
Evelyn Wiggerman
Margaret Yost
Leo Vaughn
Veronica Lamberjack
Lawrence Oriars
R. M_ Orians
Helen Courtad
Remlinger
Myers
Urban Hoops
Vincent Brown
Clarence Elchert
Eugene Wenner
Bame
S. R. Bame
George Newhard
Cloyce Lanning
J. Wallace Hamilton
Ride the Wild Horses book club meeting guests
The Carey Times notes a book discussion of Ride the Wild Horses with guests Mrs. G. E. McCallum from Chevy Chase Maryland Mrs. Rose Geer from Tuscan Arizona and Mrs. Zilpha Hughes from Tioga Pennsylvania The next meeting is December 20 at 4 p m with Mrs. Robert Frederick Grover Cleveland is cited as the only US president to serve one term then win election later
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G. E. McCallum
Chevy Chase
Rose Geer
Tuscan
Ariz
Zilpha Hughes
Tioga
Robert Frederick
Grover Cleveland
United States
Buick introduces new Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow
Buick markets a new Dynamic drive system with nested ride, ball joint suspension and Safety-Minder that monitors speed. The Dynaflow delivers instant obedience and smooth control, promising a leap ahead in performance. Standard on Roadmaster Super Century, optional on Special.
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Buick
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