Carey Village Council Wraps Up Final Session
The village met for a final session with Mayor-elect Peiffer praising outgoing members for their work. Harold Sharpley’s request for a cable TV franchise was tabled pending pole access and coordination with telephone utilities. Building permits were issued for several home improvements.
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Peiffer
George Dunn
J. Hagley
Mr. Hagley
Charles Laudenslager
Gerald Rickle
John Windau
Clyde Jenkins
Hagley
Mr. Peiffer
Harold Sharpley
Twin Valley Catv
Cable Vision
Sharpley
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported in City Monday
Police log details two separate accidents. Wilford Shuman in a 1962 Ford pickup collided with a 1960 Mercury driven by Jerome Bernard in a Foodland parking lot causing $250 damage total. No arrests. A second collision involved Wilfred Stombaugh in a 1957 GMC truck and Edward Haferd in a 1953 Ford truck with $55 damage. Haferd reportedly backed into position near an elevator and traffic moved. The report also lists business hours for Pieraccini's Barber Shop and bank holiday closures for The Peoples Bank.
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Wilford C. Shuman
E. Findlay
Foodland
Jerome F. Bernard
Bernard
Wilfred L. Stombaugh
W. Findlay
G.M.C
Cassel to Leave Legislature After 20 Years of Service
Fred K. Cassel of Carey announces retirement from the Ohio Legislature at age 55 after two decades in office. He cites reapportionment moving Wyandot County into a Marion Wyandot Union district and worries about rural representation under the one man one vote decision. He remains confident the experience outweighed college and criticizes shifts in state governance while urging citizen attention to politics.
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Bert Mittler
Marion Star
Ohio
Fred K. Cassel
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Tenn
Wyandot
Marion
Union
Supreme Court
Arlington, Brown Face Speeding Charges in Carey Court
Three cases heard in Carey Police Court Tuesday evening include Dwight M Arlington charged with speeding on New hard Street with $25 fine and $8.60 costs. Ronald Ralph Brown of Clay Street faced speeding with $10 fine and 2.50 costs. Arlington previously faced malicious destruction of property charges by Michael Karg, but those charges were dropped.
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Carey
Dwight M Arlington
Michael Karg
Karg
Ronald Ralph Brown
Clay Street
Newhard Street
First Methodist Recognizes Choir at Christmas Program
The Christmas program at First Methodist Church featured a newly organized Junior High Choir joining the Chancel and Chapel choirs. Readings, organ music, solos, and carols highlighted the event with kindergarten through third graders also participating. The White Gift Offering was collected, and Santa Claus appeared during a social hour. Christmas Eve communion is at 11. Sunday worship at 10 features local college students.
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First Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Garey Girl Scouts Sing Christmas Carols
Carey Girl Scouts dedicate a Christmas poem to leaders thanking the community for support. The piece portrays a leader as courage with Kleenex, guiding through sniffles and tears, and emphasizes devotion to others' children.
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Garey Girl Scouts
Carey Girl Scout
Carey
Girl Scouts
Carey Girl Scouts
Peoples Bank Shareholders Meeting Notice Carey Ohio
The annual shareholders meeting of Peoples Bank Carey Ohio will be held at the bank office on January 12 1966 between 10 and 11 am for election of directors and business as may come before the meeting. QOC Twining President F C Cassel Secy 12 16 23 30 Jan 6 Revival Church of God of Prophecy 212 W Brown Avenue Starting Sunday 730 pm Dec 26 through Jan 1 Evangelist Rev Howard Hunt overseer of Indiana Everyone welcome Pastor Verda Camink
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Carey
Ohio
Qoc Twining
F C Cassel
Sec'y
Church of God of Prophecy
Brown Avenue
Howard Hunt
Indiana
Verda Camink
Ridge Chapel Christmas Program at 7 30 P M
The Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene will present a Christmas program on Christmas night at 7 30 p m. Miss Sharon Walter leads the program.
Local man reports theft of battery in Carey
Thomas Courtad of the West Street area reported to Carey Police on Tuesday that a car battery was stolen sometime between Monday and Tuesday afternoon. Police have turned the matter over to the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Department.
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Thomas Courtad
West Street
Carey Police Department
Carey Police
Wyandot County Sheriff's Department
Kathy Shiley Wins Prize at Women's Club Gift Exchange
The Women's Club held a gift exchange at Mrs C Rea Guthridge's home with co hosts Mrs F D Hurd Mrs Clarence Hagley and Miss Ruth Karg. Kathy Shiley won the doll drawing and a $50 prize. Miss Jennie Steen drew the winning number. Proceeds support the Carey High Scholarship fund.
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C Rea Guthridge
F D Hurd
Clarence Hagley
Ruth Karg
Kathy Shiley
Jennie Steen
Carey High
Homestead Restaurant Holiday Hours Notice
The Homestead Restaurant opens Thursday December 23 and will close from 7 p.m. December 24 until January 3.
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Homestead
Wyandot Juvenile Court Fines Three Carey Youths
Three Carey youths appeared in Wyandot County Juvenile Court over alleged corn shock damage north of Carey in Seneca County. Each was fined 10 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay 1667 dollars for the damage. William A. Stoops 18 faced contributing to a minor charges and two 16 and 17 year olds faced delinquency by driving others. Charges filed through Seneca County Sheriff Department. Incident occurred early in October.
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Wyandot County
Juveni
Norman Folk
Seneca County
William A. Stoops
Seneca County Sheriff’s Department
Candlelight Services at Christ Lutheran Church
Christmas Eve candlelight services at 7 and 11 pm with organ preludes and postludes by Mrs Lyle Orians. Children and Youth choirs lead, trumpets join the late service, and a manger scene with poinsettias decorates the sanctuary. Neighbors are invited to share in the lighted worship.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Lyle Orians
Charles Buckland
Sharon Wileus
Tinda Taylor
Jr Choir
Dawh Dunn
Ann McKee
John Sparks
Christmas Eve Communion Service at Methodist Church
Christmas Eve communion service at the Methodist Church will be held at 11 p.m. on December 24.
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Methodist Church
Save a Life Blood Drive in Carey at Our Lady Consolation
The Bloodmobile visits Our Lady Consolation School in Carey on Wednesday December 29 from 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. Donor age 18 to 59 or 60th birthday. Minors ages 18 to 21 need parental consent unless married or in the armed forces. Call 3964775 to schedule. Carey seeks 12 pints.
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Red Cross
Carey
Our Lady Consolation School
Armed Services
National Lime & Stone Co Case Settled After Hearing
Final hearing before Police Justice Clarence Hagley addressed the National Lime & Stone Co of Carey and plaintiffs Charles Ritter Dallas Bland and Robert Kessler. Company reps reported dust control progress on the new kiln while plaintiffs expressed satisfaction with current conditions and hoped for ongoing maintenance. Judge Hagley suggested dismissing the case without costs after noting the company’s $800000 expenditure.
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National Lime & Stone Co
Carey
Clarence J Hagley
National Lime Stone Co
Sam Fresner
Fi Findlay
Cyril Baker
Elroy Kiler
R B Vogel
Charles W Ritter
Dallas Bland
Robert Kessler
Hae
Th National Lime & Stone Co
Haeley
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