Community Institute Opens With Talks and Slides
The Carey Community Institute begins this afternoon in the high school auditorium with exhibits and a program headlined by John Romig sharing slides from six months in Brazil. Friday features Mrs. Helen Younkman speaking on farm life and unfinished dreams, with door prizes led by local businesses and a $25 savings bond grand prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Myers
Walter Marks
Jane Schwemley
John Romig
Brazil
Playlet
Thelma Clagelt
Mr. Marks
C. A. Yeoman
Richard L. Hughes, Jr
Philharmonic Society
Richard L. Wink
Hughes
Billy Goats Gruff
Phelps
Carey’s Community Institute
John
Helen Younkman
Lafayette
Lima
Ray Peiffer
Carey Business People
U.S
The
Peoples Bank Co
Fewer New Homes In Carey Declines in 1957 permits
Carey saw a drop in new housing permits over the past two years. In 1957 eight new house permits were issued, seven with attached garages and one without, compared with ten in 1956 and twenty one in 1955. Garage permits fell from sixteen in 1955 to eight in 1957. Remodeling permits remained steady around 25 to 30 annually. Commercial and industrial permits numbered six in 1957, versus three in 1956. A house was moved into town in 1957 and a church building permit was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Zenith McLarkey
Supt Myers Attends Northwestern Educators Meeting
Superintendent D. W. Myers attended an education meeting at Ottawa School in Putnam county Tuesday. Administrators from Northwestern Ohio participated and a panel discussed science and mathematics in present day schools. A film strip was shown and remarks were delivered by members of the Ohio Book Men's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Myers
Ottawa
Putnam County
Ohio
Ohio Book Men’s Club
Earl LeMott Accepts Head Bookkeeper Post
Earl LeMott a public accountant has accepted the position of head bookkeeper for J F Dible Co and began duties in February. A former Carey resident, he now lives in Columbus in a remodeled apartment on E South Street and will soon join his supervisor here.
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Earl LeMott
J. F. Dible Co
Carey
Columbus
Dible
E South Street
LeMott
Van Buren Pledges To Law Fraternity at ONU College
Stanley Van Buren son of Dr H K Van Buren is among Ohio Northern University College of Law students pledged to Delta Theta Phi a professional and social law fraternity. Stanley is in his second year. David Mason of Upper Sandusky a first year student was also pledged to the same fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley van Buren
H. K. van Buren
Ohio Northern University College of Law
Delta Theta Phi
Stanley
David Mason
Upper Sandusky
January Meter Receipts Dip From Year Ago Total
January parking meter receipts reached 582 dollars, down 45 from 627 collected in the same month last year, according to Clerk Auditor Zenith McLarkey.
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Zenith McLarkey
Aging resident dies in Upper Sandusky home
Truman Benton McBeth, 87, died February 1 at his daughter Mrs. Clarence Huffman’s home in Upper Sandusky where he had lived the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Benton McBeth
Clarence Huffman
Upper Sandusky
Three Carey Teachers Attend Conference
Three Carey teachers took part in the Ohio Education Association Conference on Instruction held at the Deshler Hilton Hotel January 30 to February 1. About 600 teachers and administrators attended. 27 work groups covered elementary and secondary topics with hosts leaders and recorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Deshler-Hilton Hotel
Vernon Hull
Joyce Bowman
Helen Smith
Bowman
Romig to Speak at Dairy Banquet in Ottawa County
The annual Ottawa County Dairy Banquet is set for February 13 at 7 pm in Salem High. Guest speaker John Romig, IFYE to Brazil, will show colored slides and speak about international farm youth exchange. reservations due by February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yandot County
Salem High School
John Romig
IFYE
Brazil
John
International Farm
NOBA
Dale Thomas
Ridge Township
Herbert Lortz
Crawford
George Beis
Tymochtee
Betts files petitions for re election in Eighth district
Rep Betts of Findlay filed petitions Thursday afternoon with the board of elections in Tiffin seeking re election as congressman for the Eighth district subject to the Republican primary. Wyandot Hardin Marion Morrow Hancock and Seneca counties signers totaled 343 signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Betts
Jackson E. Betts
Findlay
Board of Elections
Tiffin
Wyandot
Hardin
Marion
Morrow
Hancock
Seneca
Week of February 10 Cafeteria Menu and Latin Club Notes
School is closed Monday for a teachers meeting. Lunches listed for Tuesday through Friday include ch op suey scalloped potatoes and more with milk. The Latin II Club met January 22 led by Karen Terry with treasurer Julia Patrick reporting. Fudge sales planned. committees posted. dance planning discussed. games and refreshments provided by Sandra Zierolf Cindy Pace Catherine Krupp and Donna Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Terry
Julia Patrick
Wel
Fudge
Sandra Zierolf
Cindy Pace
Catherine Krupp
Donna Ward
Latin I Club Decides Candy Sale For Toledo Trip
The fifth Latin I meeting in the Latin Room covered treasurer reports and minutes. A special committee assigned Latin names and the group chose selling candy to fund the trip to Toledo. February committee Gerald Richards Rose Marie Welsh Billie Jean Clark Karen Fetters served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Gerald Richards
Rose Marie Welsh
Billie Jean Clark
Karen Fetters
Former Bomber Crew Members Reunite Here After 1944 Missions
Mr and Mrs Allan Smith Jr hosted a reunion weekend for former B 17 crew members Alvin H Brown of Atlanta and Elmer Nutter of Cleveland. Brown was pilot and Nutter gunner on the Berlin raid in March 1944. Both men later pursued sales careers while Smith worked as turret gunner and Hess sales engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Smith, Jr
Alvin H. Brown
Atlanta
Elmer Nutter
Cleveland
Air Force
Berlin
Brown
Marion T. Davis Co
Nutter
Kwik Kafe Automatic Service, Inc
Mr Smith
Porcelain Products, Inc
Legion Essay Winners Named at Carey High School
Twenty two Carey High School students entered the American Legion contest sponsored by Earl Green Post 344 on What Part Will I Play As a Citizen. Eight local winners advance to county level with district and state contests to follow. judges were Mrs. James Lindsay Mrs Leo Bernard and Mrs. Edmond Pahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
American Legion
Earl Green Post
Carey
James Lindsay
Leo Bernard
Edmond Pahl
Dennis Long
Carol Ann Doppler
Keith Richards
Joyce Roynon
Carl Sharp
Sandra Zieroff
Darlene Eingle
Robert Wentling
Centennial Plans Discussed For Careys Centennial Year
Community meeting set for February 13 at 8 PM in Careys high school auditorium to decide if volunteers or a professional firm will run the centennial celebration and ensure the 1958 event honors the towns 100th incorporation anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey + High School
Carey
Sions
Carey, American Legion
Legionnaires
Legion
Carey Community Development Corporation
Kiwanis Club Hosts Scouting Talk and Brazil Exhibit
The Carey Kiwanis meeting drew nearly full attendance as John Romig, returned International Farm Youth Exchange student from Brazil, shared 45 minutes of color slides. The program also noted a move to monthly committee report nights and elected officers for Kiwanis Inter national Division Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Homestead
T. D. Romig
John
J. E Dible
Joe Newhard
Carey
Newhard
Don. B. Fetters
John Romig
Ohio State University
Department of Agriculture
Brazil
South
L. L. Pace
Carey Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Lima
Howard C. Grove
Ada
Findlay
Kenton
Ottawa
St. Marys
van, Wert
Wapakoneta
Carey Blue Devils falter after strong start in loss to Marion Catholic
Carey Blue Devils led 22-17 after one, but Marion Catholic surged in the second quarter to take a 40-37 lead. The Green and White outscored Carey 26-16 in the second half, finishing 66-53 as Carey suffered its 12th defeat. Mike Kelly and Bill Wade led Marion with 29 and 26 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jenkins
Carey
Blue Devils
Jani
Marion Catholic
Marion S&j
Mary’s
Careyites
Marion
Mike Kelly
Bill Wade
Tom Greer
John McDaniel
Carey FG
T. Greerees
D. Wentling
J. McDaniel
Ll R. Oraris
E. Hotelling
C. Dasher Eae
Wade
Maloney Ere
Rish Cee
Kelly
Cory-Rawson
Sports Night draws good crowd at Carey High gym
Attendance was strong for a Carey High School Sports Night featuring 7th grade vs 6th grade basketball. Wrestling bouts saw Feasel, Drummond, Wilson, Plott, and others compete with Drummond defeating Feasel for the title and Wilson and Plott tying for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Bob Feasel
Tom Dunn
Charles Drummond
Paul McKee
Harvey Wilson
Tom Weaver
Charles Plott
Denny England
Drummond
Feasel
Wilson
Plott
Carey Students Shine at Wyandot County Instrumental Clinic
Twenty three Carey students took part in the Wyandot County Junior High Instrumental Music Clinic at Carey High School. Judges included Clarence Assenheimer, Richard Downs, and Richard Ecker with several students earning A and TV ratings across flute clarinet saxophone trumpet trombone and other instruments.
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Wyandot County
Carey High School
Carey Music
Karen Myers
Joyce Wise
Paula Powell
Linda Walter
Roger Dible
Karen Fetters
Barbara Wise
Cheryl Hunter
Alita Terry
Patty Risner
Karen Risner
Nancy Phillips
Col Crawford Boys Edge OLC In Overtime Victory
On January 23, Col Crawford 5th and 6th graders defeated Our Lady of Consolation in overtime 18 to 14 at the OLC gym. Coaches were Martin Jenkins and David Heck for Col Crawford and Father Benjamin for OLC. half time stood 10-9 OLC. Col Crawford players included Zender Rader Frederick Cole Feasel D Myers Dasher Doppler Dible Bare R Myers Malesh Hoffman and S Zender. OLC players were Miller Mathern F Kitzler C Kitzler Gorman Laudenslager Windau Kidwell and Niederkohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Crawford
Our Lady of Consolation
O.L.C
Martin Jenkins
David Heck
Benjamin
C.C
T. Zender
Rader
Frederick
Cole
Feasel
D. Myers
Dasher
Doppler
Dible
Bare
R. Myers
Malesh
Hoffman
S Zender
O.S.C
Miller
Mathern
F. Kitzler
C. Kitzler
Gorman
Laudenslager
Windau
Kidwell
Niederkohr
Three Foxes Taken In Hunt Sunday
The Carey Conservation League sponsored a second fox hunt on Sunday afternoon. Foxes bagged included three foxes credited to Ross Johnson, Richard Hucke, and Robert Baldwin. William Fox found a live raccoon to be tested by a state game protector. The league funds bounties for crows and foxes, currently five dollars for a fox. An election of officers is planned for Friday at 7:30 pm at the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Conservation League
Ross Johnson
Richard Hucke
Robert Baldwin
William Fox
Conservation League
Legion Hall
Mothers Collect 695 In Polio March Carey
The annual Mothers' March on Polio in Carey netted 695 63 dollars, just 25 98 below 1957. Many solicitors found no one at home and some blamed payday. Donations may be sent to Carey Times or Charles Reed, Upper Sandusky. John Greer and family raised 11321 in Crawford township canvassing, surpassing last year by 55 cents. Ridge township chairwoman Mrs Glenn Barger plans to continue with solicitors this week. Rex Huston was not listed among Carey marchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Carey Times
Charles Reed
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County Polo
John Greer
Crawford Township
John Guy
Joe
Tom
Richard Phillips
Jack Walter
Glenn Barger
Ridge Township
Fred McLoughlin
D. Walter
Morton Lee
Dale Thomas
Rex Huston
School closure notice for Carey Wyandot County
School will not be in session on Monday in Carey Wyandot County. Affected area includes Wyandot County and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey, Bee Wyandot County
Village Council Approves Employee Pay Increases 1958
Village employees receive across the board raise effective March 1 1958 totaling $866 yearly for 15 salaried workers and 4 hourly staff gain 5 cents per hour. Council discusses street resurfacing plans on Ogg and Crawford Streets and storm sewer for Brayton Street, plus parking and safety measures at local businesses. Joe Newhard attends as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stombaugh
George Dunn
Dunnn
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ogg Street
Crawford Street
Brayton Street
Carey
Mathern’s Bakery
S. Vance Street
Clyde Jenkins
John
F. K. Cassel
Dunn
Crawford Township
Joe Newhard
Carey Farmers Club Shows Alaska Slides at Meeting
Eighteen members attended the Carey Farmers' Community Club meeting on January 27 as Stanley Walters of near Wharton presented Alaska slides. Mark Kessler played accordion numbers, and Walters and his wife shared travel photos from a 4500 mile one way trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Stanley Walters
Near Wharton
Mark Kessler
Robert Kessler
Walters
Alaska
Orville Wohlgamuth
Frank Miller
Delmer Lortz
Reid Heck
Christ Lutheran Church
John Romig
Ify
The
Philharmonic Society
Richard L. Wink
Name Omitted From Honor Roll Noted in Class List
Deborah Pace's name was left off the honor roll in Mrs. Victor Dunns first grade class as listed in last week. Carey Times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Pace
Victor Dunns
Carey Times
Dora Mae Badger Dies At Home After Illness
Miss Dora Mae Badger 38 of I Cutchenville died February 1 at home after a 16 month illness from cancer. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mae Badger
I Cutchenville
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Community Institute
Dean Krupp
T. Benton Peery
Dr. Beery
L. A. Youngman
Near Lima
Walter Bixler
Dr. Peery
Supt. Myers
Educators Meeting
van Buren
Romig
Nutshell
Latin IV Club
Name Legion
Cory Rawson
Owen McDougle
McDougle
Tonya Bauer
Trudy Heck
Judy Heck
Carol Smith
Vicki Heck
Billie Fields
Kay Kohmann
Mary Dibling
Patty Dible
Mary Marino
Ruth Risner
Carol Adelsperger
Denny Row
Junior Pratt
Russell Chester
Mike Dasher
Ralph Myers
Tom Rettig
Butch Mundy
Lowell Hackworth
Jimmy Schmutz
Paul Sharp
Barbara Baughman
Barbara Tucker
Luana Clark
Lucille Kitzler
Carolyn Troiano
Margaret Muliholand
Jane Phillips
Madonna Dibling
Sue Harris
Karen Keller
Diane Jenet
Frances Troiano
Patti Dible
Dorothy Hunter
Roberta Kittler
Jean Jacoby
Jean
Hunt
Carey Farmers Community Club
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