Multiple Vehicle Incidents Reported on Findlay Street Area
Paragraphs describe several Dec incidents in Carey related to cars on Findlay Street and nearby streets. A 1966 Chevrolet Sting Ray sustained 75 dollars damage after unknown party kicked it near 218 Findlay. A 1966 Mercury Comet reportedly struck a telephone pole on Findlay at 5 27 p.m. Dec 24 injuring driver John Puckett with a cut above the left eye. A two car crash at Findlay and West Streets at 11 17 a.m. Dec 24 caused 100 dollars damage to each vehicle and led Ruth Billock to be cited for failure to yield. A 1963 Volkswagen scraped a 1969 Dodge at North and East Streets at 11 47 a.m. Dec 36 with minor damage. A three car parking lot collision behind 231 East Findlay at 6 56 p.m. Dec 24 caused 190 dollars damage to a 1968 Chevrolet driven by Richard Doppler.
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Ronald Hensley
Carey
Auto
W. Findlay
E. Findlay Street
John Puckett
Findlay
West Streets
Dee
Ruth Billock
West Street
Pontiac
Plymouth
Ruth’ May
Blanton
Alvada
Jpebey Pressler
Toledo ‘Street
E. North Street
Diane England
Acci
Richard Doppler
Carey P
James Kidwel Carey
Volkswagen
Mark Hartensliga
Tiffin
N. Vance Street
Ford
Dennis Reinhart
Shang Courtad
Howard Snowbarger
Carey Area Christmas Guests List With Head Start Update
Community Christmas celebrations fill Carey Findlay and surrounding towns with family dinners and gatherings. Head Start classes glow with decorations and student activities as staff note holiday in service reports and invite donations.
Notice of Saturday Dance at Findlay Eagles Club
Round and square dance every Saturday night at Eagles Club 2118 in Findlay for members and friends. Various dates listed. The Jack Ball Restaurant will close December 25 26 27 and reopen December 29 then be open until January 1 2 3 when it will close again.
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Eagles Club
Findlay
Jack Ball
New Years Eve Dance Tickets Last Chance
Last chance for tickets to the American Legion New Years Eve Dance. Pick up tickets by 6 p.m. December 31. Commander Colby Oiler.
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American Legion
Colby Oiler
Carey Implement Celebrates 25 Years With IH Award
The Farm Equipment Division of International Harvester honored Gerald Traxler and Carter Kauble, partners of Carey Implement Store in Carey Ohio, at a November 12 1969 ceremony in Ottawa Illinois. They received jeweled tie bars and plaques for 25 years of service.
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International Harvesters Company
Gerald Traxler
Carter’ Rauble
Carey Amplement Store
Ottawa
Ilinois
Traxler
Kauble
H. F. Thornburg
Columbus
Ohio
International Harvesters
Carey Implement Store
S. Vance Street
Kaubles
Wyandot County
Wharton
Wharton High School
A. R Cramer
Carey
Oral Mr. Kauble
Wharton High
A. R. Cramer
Betty
International Harvester
Carey Implement
Carey DeMolay members win Represen tative DeMolay Awards
Twenty Carey Chapter DeMolay members earned the Representative DeMolay Award at the 16th District meet held in the Carey Masonic Temple. The Carey chapter received the award for having the most Representative DeMolay Awards in the state. George Snyder chaired the awards presentation as Carey Chapter’s charter was presented. Meritorial Service Awards went to Mark Williams and Terery Landis. O Tower Swartz attended as state RD director with district sweetheart Judy Cooper and Carey sweetheart Ruth Anne Dotson.
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Carey
Carey Masonic Temple
George Snyder
DeMolay Advisory Council
Carl Turnbell
Mark Williams
Terery Landis
Bucyrus
O. Tower Swartz
Judy Cooper
Ruth Anne Dotson
Rodney Howard
David Kitzler
Don Lynch
Ed Thomas
Fritz Druckemiller
Mark Armstrong
Craig Turnbell
Keith Williams
Dick Guthridge
Steve Frederick
Rodney Traxler
Reid Wickiser
Mark Nash
Mark Carter
Mark Kitzler
Wyandot County Agriculture Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Wyandot County Agriculture Society held its final meeting of the year at the fairground office on December 19. President A J Leightey was re elected, Clyde Bell named vice president, and Russell L Mewhorter retained as secretary. Ron Courtwright noted district fair board convention insights and Larry Ralston will oversee most 4 H work starting January 1.
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Wyandot County Agriculture Society
Fairground
A. J. Leightey
District Fair Board
Mt. Guilead
Ron Courtwright
Wyandot Co
Larry Ralston
Summer Aid
Clyde Bell
Russell L. Mewhorter
Leightey
Mewhorter
Upper Market to Close Doors in Upper Sandusky
James Bolton of Scheck's Market Inc announces Upper Market will discontinue operations. The January 10 1970 closing date follows a 1965 opening in the former Kroger building. Purchases have been curtailed and stock will be sold over the next two weeks, with extra items like 3 rocking chairs offered.
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James Bolton
Scheck’s Market, Inc
N. Sandusky Ave
Upper Sandusky
Kroger
Carey Market
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Floyd Mullholand
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Michael Pontius
Merle Baker
Galion
Nancy
Karen
Leanne Gardner
Joanna Caple
Teweils
David Snook
Mr. Snook
Mrs
Pearl Snook
Frederick St
Lowell Treece
E. Findlay St
Ronald Treece
Paul Karhoff
Arlington
George Corron
West St
Richard Corron
Lima
Harold Emerine
Clay St
Paul Treece
Hicksville
Ronald Wise
Freda Jacobs
Peter Jacobs
Dayton
Richard Jacobs
John
Richard, Jr
Ann Marie
Orchard Park
Carl Rashid
Detroit
Richard Brown
Donald Brown
St. Louis University
Rnnald Brown
Tiffin University
Ralph Brown
Henry Brown
Ralph
Cathy
Mary
Beaver
Ronald Kirian
Rita Shultz
Pat
David Faber
Mark
Robert Fry
Michelle
Fostoria
Vincent Brown
Susan
Barbara
Phyllis
Verlinda
Mary Odone
Danny Odone
Debra
Teresa
Annie
Mary Lou
Mike
Ronnie
Arthur Stoll
W. Yrindlay Af
Edwin Naus
Della Wenner
Charles Wenner
CIA
Chuck
Fred Snobarger
Jill
Heidi
Charles A. Kentfield
Germany
United States
Riverside
Calif
Viet Nam
Charles R. Kentfield
Carey Conservation Club
Butch
Upper
Sandusky
Mary Kentfield
Albert Bentz
Clifford Doran
Delbert Ritter
Bud
Herbert Risner
Lafayette
Frank Thompson
Frank Eddington
Frankie
Arcadia
Sam Ruffing
William Blair
Paul Smith
Bill
Rt. J. Carey
Smith
Paul Decker
Fremont
Ward Smith
Bloomville
Bill Smith
Attica
Robert Hanley
Shane Allen
Kai Lee
Earl Beard
Wilson St. Findlay
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Galen Pregler
Kay Ellen Presler
Christine and Lynn Taggart
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Lester Beard
Ronald Moor
Rhonda
Leslie
Gordon Bulmer
Laureta
Gordon and
Douglas
Jim Campbell
John Moyer
Faye Jeffers
Terry
Bruce
Carol Adelsperger
Marysville
Grant Gibson
Daniel
Dennis
N. Lake St
Willard Rettig
McCutchenville
Anita Rowland
Carl Gibson
Dennis Yates
James Prater
Alan Stoll
E. Findlay Sr
Rose Scott
Grover Stoll
Bill Stoll
Luella Hongota
California
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Rt. 1
George
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Alfred Davis
Rose ‘Diller
Allan Davis
Plainwell, Mich
Robert Cole
Napoleon
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Davis
David Dibbs
Robert Coles
Cole
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Rose Collet
Ann
Ronald
Joseph Collet
S. Lake St
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Paul Reinhart
Bascom
Paul Collet
Kevin
United States Army
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Ervin Earl
Charles Earl
Kelly
David Earl
Diane
Paul Moore
Terrey
Sycamore
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John Martin
Sharon
Randy
Betty Boyd
Strongsville
Kenneth Gibson
Dale DuMond
W. M. Hunter
Ron
Paul Hunter
Jeanie
Paul Dean
Timmy
Kay
Mt. Blanchard
Don Carter
Duane
Denise
Ray Hunter
Blaine Hunter
Kenneth
Route 1
Floyd Myers
Blake Myers
Gabriel Stewart
Republic
Alwilda Myers
Seth Cardwell
Santa
Schildren
Enir
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Connie Crace
Joy Orians
Nancy McDougal
Walter. Johnson
Johnson’s Candy Factory
Kenton
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Michigan
David Weikart
New Arlington
Jenny
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Carmen Moloney
Washington, D. C
Memorial United Methodist Church
Donald Beck
Mollie Lortz
Peoples Bank
National Lime and Stone Company
Carey Amplement
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