Williams Speaks at Carey School Faculty Meeting
Dr E F Williams of Heidelberg College gave a talk at the Carey School faculty meeting on Wednesday February 2. The event opens a series of conferences on improving education in Carey Schools under the direction of the local Teachers Association led by president Donald Wilson.
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E. F. Williams
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Carey School
Carey
Teachers Association
Donald Wilson
Walter Receives Courtesy Award For Week Ending January 28
Benjamin Walter, junior class member of the Agriculture Club and Hu-Y, was honored with the Courtesy Award for the week ending January 28. His interests include American history and agriculture, and he plans to pursue agriculture after high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Walter
David Walter
Ben
Agriculture Club
Hu-Y
Latin Club Meeting Plans Tapped for Future Party
The Latin Club met on January 17 and was called to order by Lorne May. A discussion about a future party occurred but no definite plans emerged. After business, members played a Scrabble game using Latin words.
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Lornne May
Federal Government Refuses To Pay Tax On Carey Property
The United States government refuses to pay $800 in delinquent real estate taxes on three Carey tracts bought in 1980 for a post office site. Wyandot county seeks an injunction to stop tax collection and asserts back taxes plus assessments are owed. The case, filed in Toledo Federal District Court, names Sumner Canary as U S attorney and alleges tax liens cloud the government title.
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United States
Carey
Toledo
Federal District Court
Sumner Canary
U.S
Northern Ohio
Wyandot County
N. Vance Street
Nelson Turnbell
Shangs Auto Service
Edward L. Beard
Wyandot
Moose Lodges Raise 230 for Polio Fund Benefit
Carey Lodge No 1607 and Carey Chapter No 600 staged a Sunday event boosting the Polio Fund for the March of Dames. Milford Shuster’s Orchestra and local talent performed. flowers were by Carey Greenhouses. sponsors included Donelsons Restaurant and others. ticket sales may increase total.
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March of Dames
Carey Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Carey
Women of the Moose
Milford Shusters Orchestra
Judy
Vicki Heck
Donald
Jean Wentling
John Trotano
Carey Greenhouses
Donelsons
Zumbach Jewelers
Burson Clothing Co
Carey Lumber Co
Shaies
Carey Implement
Greens
Gibsons Solio
Lodges Thank Community for Polio Benefit Support
Officers of the lodges praise members and especially women for organizing and supporting the polio benefit. They thank contributors sponsors and ticket buyers for aiding a Wyandot county child to walk again.
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Wyandot County
Pvt Earl A. Albus Transfers to Georgia
Pvt Earl A. Albus, after completing training at Ft Knox Kentucky, has been transferred to Atlanta General Hospital in Atlanta Georgia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Albus of the Carey area.
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Pvt
Earl A. Albus
Ft. Knox
Atlanta General
Mothers Raise 907 Dollars for Polio Fund Drive
The second annual Mothers March against Polio raised 907.95 dollars by week’s end, surpassing last year’s 83.15 tally. Carey's contribution to the 1955 March of Dimes grew with extra sums from church and community events, aided by Soroptimists, JayCee Jays, and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
W. L. Stombaugh
Harold Vaughn
Lutheran Brotherhood
C. R. Lonsway
Carey Jay
Stombaugh
Paul A Burson
Jay DeeJays
Monroe Dotson
Edwin Dotson
Howard J Snow
Elroy Britzler
Robert Hale
C. A. Yeoman
H. R. Wenner
Eugene Laube
Rex Huston
Allan Smith
Richard Spayd
Robert Laven
Talmadge Huston
Charles Mullholand
Carson Canade
Ferdinand Williams
Paul Burson
Kenneth Myers
Robert Mapes
Emery E. Ulrich
Carl Turnbell
William Howard
Donald Traxler
Melvin Hietelling
Herbert H. Miller
Jennie Steen
Clyde Jenkins
Jack Rall
Nellie Lee
WL. Stombaugh
Charles Heck
Mothers March thanks supporters and volunteers
Mrs Stombaugh and Mrs Burson thank contributors solicitors organizations and committee members for helping make the Mothers March a success.
Cub Scout Leaders Meet in Marion
Seventy Cub Scout leaders from four Harding Area counties gathered at Vernon Heights School Marion for the finale of weekly district training. Pack 51 representatives from Our Lady of Consolation parish joined den mothers in crafts and pack administration sessions followed by a dinner song fest and skit Let Freedom Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Area
Boy Scout Council
Vernon Heights
Marion
Carey
Urban Lorentz
T J. Hilty
Marcellus Jacoby
Our Lady of Consolation Parish
Miss Cole Teaches at Methodist Institute
Miss Joan Cole of Cincinnati, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cole, taught at the Mid Winter Institute of the Defiance District of the Methodist Church held Saturday in Deshler. She joined her parents from Columbus where they visited her brother Robert, then returned to Cincinnati Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Cole
Cininnat
William Cole
Defiame
Methodist Church
Deshler
Carey
Columbus
Miss Cole
Robert
Cincinnati
Soldier Addresses Change in Military Mail List
Changed addresses list two soldiers Pfc Clar E. Shane and Pvt. Earl A. Albus. Shane is with U S 52364219 Co A 899th Tank Bn APO 165 New York NY. Albus is with U S 5237764 389th Medical Depot Comt Atlanta General Depot Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clar E. Shane
U.S
899Th Tank Bn
APO
New York
Earl A. Albus
Atlanta General Depot
Atlanta
Georgia
Coles Take Six Week Western Vacation Adventure
Mr. and Mrs. William Cole and Mrs. Alma Wentling returned home after a six week trip through the west and southwest. They toured Arizona California and Mexico visiting Flagstaff Grand Canyon Hoover Dam Las Vegas San Francisco Los Angeles and many friends and relatives in Carey Ohio areas before arriving back in Cincinnati. The journey covered 15 states and two Mexican cities with stops in Newport Beach Knotts Berry Farm and the Rose Parade viewing in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cole
West Coast
William Schira
Carey and Fostour
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Hoover Dam
Arizona
Nevada
Las Vegas
Monsong
Calif
Harrison Williams
Linda
Patricia
Williams
Neuhauser's Hatchery
Carey
Donovan Lanning
Earl S. Buson
California
Lanning
Mary Jane
Coles
Calfornia
Gene Picou
Billy Wohlgamuth
Lancaster
Cole
Carl Karcher
Don Karcher
Franklin Karcher
Anaheim
Harry Heck
Jack
Pasadena
Ross Patterson
Galion
Hecks
Samuel McChesney
Stockton
Gene Bingle
Vallejo
Mare Island
Edmond
Gene) Lanker
Castro Valley
George Flatter
Orrville
Flatter
Wharton
Bernice Kennerley
San Francisco
Burson
Bill Burson
Cliff House
Coyt Town
Fisherman's Wharf
China Town
Golden Gate
Bay Bridges
Alcatraz
Los Angeles
Redwood Basin
Knotts Berry Farm
Newport Beach
ABC
NBC
Hollywood
Vine
Bullocks
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Heather
Scotland
Annie Laurie
San Gabrel
Cinerama
Santa Anita
Ohio
San Diego
Point Loma
Balboa Park
Lindbergh Field
Fisherman's Paradise
Americas
Tiwana
Mexico
Phoenix
Coolidge
Clifton
Globe
Morenc
Ruth Calmes
Charles Calmes
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
New Mexico
United States
White Sands
Isbad
Abilene Tex
Freeman Snyder
Snyders
Gordon Johnson
Ft Worth
Leonard Snyder
Cincinnati
Cali
County Music Clinic At Carey High School Saturday
Wyandot County instrumental clinic draws nearly 200 young musicians from area schools to Carey High School for a full day event on Saturday February 5. Students in grades 6 through 9 will perform solos and ensembles for feedback from four judges including Oberlin faculty members. Carey High School reports a large turnout with 50 entries representing most band instruments. The event is free and open to the public, chaired by Lewis Hawk, director of Carey Instrumental Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Carey High School
Boye
Ohio Music Education Association
Willam Dominick
Arthur Williams
Membes
Oberlin Conservatory
Clifford Hite
Findlay High School
Richard Naylor
Maumee High School
Carey
Cline
Lewis Hawk
Clini
Carey Loses Close Games to Wharton and Hardin Northern
Carey varsity fell 64 57 to Wharton as Justice scored 35 for the hosts while Cor ton and Sizemore tallied 34 for Carey. Hardin Northern then defeated Carey 59 40 led by guard Sherrick, outplaying Carey on defense and in passing. A Feb 5 home game against Sycamore was postponed until Bogart returns from injury as Carey invites fans to back the Blue Devils.
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Wharton
Justice
Corton
Sizemore
Carey
Hardin Northern
Sherrick
Hardin
Sycamore
Carey Court
Bogart
Sycamore Stall Center
Blue Devils
Boy Scout Sunday February 6 Observances Planned
All Boy Scouts and interested persons are urged to attend their chosen church this Sunday February 6 in uniform for a group worship marking the start of Boy Scout Week and the 1910 incorporation of the movement in the United States. Scouts needing transport to the service from Troop 13 should call 4492 between 6 30 and 7 00 this Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Ther
Boy Scout Movement
United States
England
Robert Baden Powell
America
Walliam
Boyce
Boy Scouts of
Amerna
Mrs Rose Ritter Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Rose Mathany Ritter died Sunday morning after a three year illness at her home on Ohio Street. Survived by sons Howard and Russell Ritter of Carey, Garnet Ritter of Louisville, Helen Ritter of Van Buren, Juanita Ritter of Columbus, Paul Ritter of Detroit, Carl Ritter of unknown address, and several grandchildren. A sister and two brothers Reva and Charles of Toledo and Cliff of Cleveland also survive. Funeral services held this afternoon at Worth Clags Funeral Home in Toledo with interment in Willow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Mathany) Ritter
Howe
Howard
Russell Ritter
Carey Juanita
Columbus
Garnet
Louisville
Helen
van Buren
Paul
Detroit
Carl
Aso
Reva
Charles
Toledo
Cliff
Cleveland
Worth Clags
Willow Cemetery
Exemption Blanks for Sale at the Carey Times
Local page lists exemption blanks offered by the Carey Times. The notice indicates availability for readers seeking exemption forms. Readers are advised to submit requests to the Carey Times office.
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THE
Carey Times
Will Celebrate Golden Wedding Sunday
Mr and Mrs Milo C Bayless of Amanda township Hancock county will observe their 50th wedding anniversary with open house Sunday February 6 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at their home They married February 11 1905 in Vanlue by Rev J N Holmes Brethren minister The couple have four daughters four grandchildren and one great grandchild They have lived in the area most of their life and retired from farming in 1940 now enjoying painting and paper hanging
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo C. Bayless
Vanlue
Amanda Township
Hancock County
Pearl Smith
J N Holmes
Ridge Township
Carey
Dale
Orel) Robison
Robert
Lois
Rornick
Wilford
Leona) Crawford
Mt. Blanchard
Norman
Doris Jean) Pratt
Stanley Smith
Edith Swihart
Fostoria
Ernest C. Loader
Zaida Smith
Harry
Jessie) Thompson
Findlay
Edward
Rose) Dulgar
Route 3
Ray
Viola) Cravens
Route 1
Blanchard
Bayless
Wyandot County
Smithville
E J
Anna (Ford) Bayless
Henry Knepper
Glen Robison
Neil
Joan Crawford) Ward
Vivian Crawford
Mt Blanchard
Bruce Pratt
Vanfue
Larry Ward
Neil Wards
Bicycle license renewals required under village ordinance 362
Notices demand annual renewal of bicycle licenses in Carey Chi village to comply with ordinance 362. Any rider without a proper license displayed on the bicycle may face fines. Licenses are issued at the clerk’s office in the village hall.
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Carey Chi
Carey Qhiw
Miss Joyce Ruehle Named Le Bayou Queen Candidate
Joyce Ruehle daughter of Dallas Ruehle of M.Cutchen ville was among 13 candidates for Le Bayou Queen at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. Ruehle a junior home economics education major and member of Zeta Tau Alpha was chosen by her sorority and is a member of the Home Economists Club the band and women's glee club. She is granddaughter of the late A J Ruehle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ruehle
Dallas Ruehle
M.cutchenville
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Moss Ruehle
Zeta Tau Alpha
A. J Ruehle
Carey Jaycees Minstrel Show Promises Home Talent
The Carey Jaycees present their third annual minstrel show on February 9 and 10 at 8 p.m. in Carey High School's new auditorium. Hard Times is the theme with Robert Little directing and Mrs. Owen Burks as accompanist. Featured acts include The Moms and a diverse cast of dancers, singers, and interludes, led by Interlocutor Carl Cupp and with an array of end men and chorus members. Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for students, under 6 free. tickets available from Jaycees or Boy Scouts, who receive a percentage of advance sales.
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Carey Jaycees
Carey High School
Robert Little
Vanlue
Owen Burks
Mead Atkins
William Cole
Perry McDaniel
Forest Myers
W/m _ Loughley
Sandra Hill
Evelyn Wilson
Richard Phillips
Jack Twininz
Wanda Hackworth
Benny Walter
Rebecca Lear
John Welsh
Richard Jarrus
Elaine Dible
Donald Heatley
Rita McKinnon
Howard Snowberger
Donald Wilson
Richard Spayd
Frank Edwards
Charles Mullholand
Richard Hunter
Rex Huston
Carson Canode
Ray Peiffer
Alfred Gardner
Roy Platt
Kenneth Myers
Arden Coppler
Clinton Beardsley
Virgil Dieter
Paul Heck
J R Castner
Allan Smyth
Paul Burson
Ferdinand Williams
Calvin Thome
T H Malesh
Anthony Fabiani
Ralph Pratt
Orchestra
Lewis Hawk
E. E. Ulrich
David Schindler
Deanna Greet
Joyce Savidge
Harvey Sopher
Jeanette Myers
Darel Eschbach
Sandra Gunther
Carey
Community Institute Set For February 17-18
Plans outline the annual Community Institute to be held February 17 and 18 in the Carey High School Auditorium with guest speaker Reinhard Wobus of Spring Creek Christian Church Sidney. A talent show art exhibit and home arts division are planned with prizes and new grain seed exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
R. (Reinhard) Wobus
Spring Creek Christian Church of
Sidney
Cedric Beard
Delmar Grubel
RC. Altwater
Helen Thomas
Carey Times
Wrong Phone Number Results In Two Lawsuits
In Sandusky Erie County Common Pleas two suits seek 20012 dollars from Ohio Bell Telephone Co over a misprinted Bellevue firm’s number in the telephone directory. Plaintiffs Ida C Robertson Walter P Robertson and Harold W Robertson trading as Robertsons of Bellevue allege their water wells business suffered after erroneous listings in 1943-54 and 1934-55 directories. They seek 10000 dollars each plus 12 dollars for the first insertion bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Erie
Common Pleas
Bellevue
Ida C
Walter P
Harold W Robertson
Robertsons of
Auparys
Selion
Robertsons
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DR. Williams
Eatin Club
Moose Lodges
CUB
Methodist Institute
Boy Scout
Rose Ritter
Newhard
Mr and Mrs
Milos Bayless
Joyce Ruehle Owtu
Jaycees
Community Institute