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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
6
A reader reports on the first week in El Salvador working with extension agents and a local staff near the Pan American Highway. He notes warm days, cooler nights, a dry spell, and early community improvements like a paved street and swimming pool.
John C. Vehrs of 125 Toledo Street Carey Ohio has been named executor of the Marguerite L. Vehrs estate late of Carey Wyandot County. Creditors must file within four months. Probate judge Russell H. Kear dated December 12 1966.
A record crowd of over 10 000 voting delegates concluded a two day National Farmers Organization session in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Wyandot county delegates included Reid Heck Harold Gottfried Wilbur Shane Bernard Leverich Wayne Holzwart Errol Snavely and Glen Snavely and Walter Snavel. The convention authorized steps to prepare for a milk holding action to raise raw milk prices by contract via a common marketing agency to ensure ample dairy supply and reasonable prices urging members to hold production on farm and non members to join NFO.
The two day convention climaxed in a holding action call by the NFO urging dairy farmers to unite for fair milk prices. President Oren Lee Staley said the move should be businesslike and calm, not violent. Minimum targets cited include 6.05 per hundredweight for Grade A milk and 5.00 for manufactured milk with regional transport differentials. The group announced three new NFC board directors spanning Michigan New Jersey and North Dakota. speakers included Sen William Proxmire and Rep Alvin O Kenski noting consumer subsidy by farmers. Staley and Pfingsten were reelected to lead the organization.
Enthusiastic acceptance closed the convention with calls for farmers to price their goods through united action. Rose West of Denver urged housewives to help, saying farmers are gouged at one end and consumers at the other. Speakers included Senator Gaylord Nelson, Congressman Melvin Laird, and Senator Walter Mondale.
A published roster lists doctors nurses and aides for a recent Bloodmobile visit to Upper Sandusky and surrounding areas. Names include Dr Herschel Rhodes Dr Joseph Browne Dr Robert Gayne and others with numerous nurses and volunteers across multiple towns.
The report lists volunteers and committees for a blood drive including receptions registraton and dining rooms. It thanks St Peter's Catholic School janitors and Kiwanis Club for publicity and notes 205 donors. The next Wyandot County bloodmobile visit is planned for March 16 1967.
Robert M. Fox age 65 of Brown Ave died unexpectedly of a heart attack at 1 p.m. Sunday while returning from church. He had been in failing health for several years. He was born July 27, 1901 in Carey, the son of Charles and ...
Linda Marie Kuzma 18 of Bascom was killed when her car collided with a Norfolk and Western train on State Route 635 near Bascom. Passenger Frederick Carroccio 23 of Fremont was hospitalized with facial and head injuries. Kuzma, a Hopewell London High School graduate and Tiffin University student, leaves a mother and siblings. services were held at St Patrick's Bascom with burial in the parish cemetery.
Multiple property transfers recorded including John E. Miller to Don Weedles part 1 in Upper Sandusky, J Dewey Hetzel Sr. to Alta Mae Hetzel on 105 acres in Tymochtee, Donald G. Burks to J Har old McEwen on one-fourth acre in Sycamore, William F. Simonis to Louis F. Mathias on 0.48 acre in Sycamore, Virginia Ham to Donald G. Ham on 2157 acres in Salem, and Russell H. McQuistion to Opal M. McQuistion covering 43.35 acres in Tymochtee. all certificates for transfer and nominal $1.00 consideration.
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