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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1962

Page

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Carey Kiwanis Inducts Two High School Seniors as Juniors

Carey Kiwanis welcomed Michael Lynch and Michael Hilty as junior members during a Monday meeting at the Homestead. G Joseph Newhard outlined Kiwanis aims for 1962 focusing on freedom and youth integrity. The program featured J F Dible who warned small businessmen about unions and proposed possible new union laws. Y day announced for Carey and Vanlue at Findlay YMCA on Feb 17.

Iig Carey Kiwanis Homestead Carey High School G. Joseph Newhard Michael Lynch Michael Hilty J. F. Dible Dible Paul Burson George Snyder Carey and Vanlue Findlay Y.M.C.A S. the & Carey High School Roger Dible Vincent Kin Michael ‘Hilty Richard Bray Dan Holden Mike Lynch Mike Hilty

Carey Community Development picks Huston as president for 1962

Rex Huston was installed as president of the Carey Community Development Corporation for 1962 at the February 6 meeting in the Municipal Building. Officers include T. J. Hilty as first vice president and Bill Howard as vice president, Miss Christine Straw as secretary-treasurer, George E Dunn trustee for 3 years, and Carl Krout trustee for one year. The slate, submitted by Paul Heck, was accepted with Krout filling Hilty’s expired term. Holdover trustees are Virgil Kear Isidore Collet Dr. R. B. Vogel David Myers Paul Heck and Mrs. Herbert H Miller. The president serves on the board as the sixth member.

Rex Huston Carey Community Development Corporation T. J. Hilty Bill Howard Christine Straw George E Dunn Carl Krout Paul Heck Krout Hilty Virgil Kear Isidore Collet R. B. Vogel David Myers Herbert H Miller Sth Wm. E. Hershman William E. Hershman

Neighbors Help Fight Thoburn Baker Farm Fire Losses

Fire at the Thoburn Baker farm 34 miles west of Carey on County Road 88 destroyed a barn 80 by 111 feet, milking parlor equipment, 90 tons hay and livestock. Neighbors and Carey volunteers aided with tractors, spreaders, and food while five animals were saved. Loss amount unclear but insured partially.

Thoburn Baker Carey Baker Robert Baker Farm Gerald Baughman Carlton Bishop Fred

Taft to Speak at Wyandot Lincoln Day Dinner

Robert Taft Jr of Cincinnati will address Wyandot County Republicans at the Lincoln Day dinner February 27 in St. Peter's School Hall Upper Sandusky. Reservations for 400 tickets at 2.00 each close February 23. Dinner chairman Mrs Forrest Bacon has invited state representative F K Cassel to toast, with music from Upper Sandusky High School ensembles.

Robert Taft, Jr Cincinnati Wyandot County St. Peter’s Catholic School Upper Sandusky Harold Roth Route 1 Paul Heck St. Mary’s Avenue Lloyd Long Frederick Street Carey Times Taft Ohio House of Representatives 104Th General Assembly U. S. House of Representatives Forrest Bacon F. K. Cassel Wyandot Ohio House Upper Sandusky High School

Car Truck Collision Injures Driver Northwest Of Carey

Charles Horn suffered minor injuries after his 1959 Dodge collided with a Hobbs Bros. truck driven by Merle Decker 38 near Carey on S. R. 16. The truck carried 17 tons of lime, struck a power pole, cutting electricity to nearby homes for about two hours. Neither driver was cited.

Charles Horn Carey S. R Bucyrus State Patrol Post Merle V. Decker Park Street Findlay Dodge Russell Hauensteins Ohio Power Co Hauenstein Yard Shuman

Jaycees Junior Bowl Standings Top All Stars Lead Pins

The Jaycees Junior Bowling Tournament standings show the No 3 All Stars leading the 9–12 age group with 5313 handicap pins, while the No 1 All Stars top the 13–16 group with 5627 handicap pins. In the 2-game series No 2 and No 4 tie high at 1555 pins. No 4 and No 2 post high single-game totals of 823 and 818. Donald Myers rolled 303 for top 2-game series. Tucker and Pahl each 288. Jim Duffield had the best single game last week with 176. Myers leads season with 200.

Jaycees Report Donald Myers Tommy Tucker Denny Pahl Jim Duffield

Lincoln Day Dinner Tickets On Sale In Upper Sandusky

Mrs. Paul Heck and Mrs. Lloyd Long hold Lincoln Day Dinner tickets for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday February 27 at St. Peters School Hall. Reservations close February 23. Roaft Jr of Cincinnati will be the featured speaker for congressman at large to the U S House.

Paul Heck Lloyd Long St. Peter's School ‘Hall Upper Sandusky Roaft, Jr Cincinnati Candi U .S. House of Representatives

Soldier Addresses at Fort Leonard Wood Training

John M. Hunter and Charles F. Johnson listed with unit A 5th Bn 3rd Trg Rgt at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Includes basic training details and service numbers 52537571 and 52537572.

John M. ‘Hunter Ft. Leonard Wood Pvt Charles.f. Johnson

Porcelain Products Sells Building and Leases Plant Move

Porcelain Products Co sold its former No 2 building on National Avenue opposite Swan Rubber to Wyandot Enterprises Inc and leased the former Seiberting plant from Carey Development Co. The move shifts finished goods assembly warehousing and shipping to the Seiberling building behind Plant No 1 to boost efficiency per VP GM E G Ryman. Alfred Gardner, new building supervisor, says the change benefits all parties and supports community growth with renovations completed and ongoing.

Porcelain Products Co National Avenue Swan Rubber Company Wyandot Enterprises, Inc Seiberting Carey Development Company H. E. Snyder Carey Community Development Corporation Porcelain Products Celain Products Universal Molding, Inc Upper Sandusky Carey Seiberling Burson Carey Building Fairgrounds Siberling Rubber Co Swan Rubber

Carey Wyandot Wyandotte Enterprises forms to repurpose Porcelain plant

Wyandot Enterprises Inc announced in Carey the incorporation to purchase and remodel the old Porcelain Products Co building for a plastic manufacturer. The firm, backed by 16 investors including Dr H K Van Buren and Joseph F Dible, plans to lease to Universal Molding Inc and hire local workers as construction proceeds.

Carey Wyandot Enterprises, Inc Ohio Howard E. Snyder Joseph F. Dible Glenn Shuman Atty Paul A Burson Secretary of State Porcelain Products Co National Porcelain Plant H. K. van Buren Wallace W. Dible George E. Dunn Harry E. Myers George W. Snyder Howard E Snyder Paul A. Burson Wilford Shuman Harold Houk Robert Fruth Robert Creeger Donald Fetters Bert Bachar George Snyder Wallace Dible George Dunn Harry Myers Dr van Buren Paul Burson

Carey receives new Ford police cruiser for 1962 63 lease

The village of Carey will lease a new black Ford police cruiser from Lanning Motor Sales for 1962 and 1963. It arrived Tuesday and officials expect to have it in service today or tomorrow.

Carey Lanning Motor Sales

School Board News Highlights Regular Session Actions

The Board of Education approved the prior meeting minutes and the outstanding bills. Discussion covered supervisors, insurance, an upcoming area board meeting, and the forthcoming bond issue.

Board of Education

Moose Lodge 1607 Celebrates 47th Anniversary Milestones

Moose Lodge 1607 marked its 47th anniversary on Sunday February 11 honoring two charter members unable to attend due to illness Willis Schmuck and C M Doty of Bellevue with Jesse T Stombaugh absent. A class enrollment for seven members followed the Mansfield Degree staff ritualistic work Carey’s team on standby. A bountiful meal was served by the Women of the Moose Chapter 600 and daughters of members. An upcoming enrollment will honor W E Pop Young governor of Lodge 1607 for a second term. Members urged to enroll to meet yearly quota before June 30 and reminded weekly lodge meetings Thursday at 8 30 p m and a District 3 meeting Sunday at 4 p m at Kenton Lodge Plan to attend and boost attendance

Moose Lodge 1607 Willis Schmuck C. M. Doty Bellevue Jesse T. Stombaugh Mansfield Carey

Wyandot County Plans U.S. 23 Bypass Meeting

Wyandot County commissioners call a public meeting to discuss progress on the proposed U.S. 23 bypass south of Carey. The session is Tuesday February 20 at 10 a.m. in the Wyandot County courthouse.

Wyandot County U. S. 23 Carey

Laderman and Betts Draw Uncontested November Ballots

May primaries yield no contest for the 8th Congressional District seat as incumbent Jackson E Betts of Findlay runs unopposed on the Republican ticket and Morris Laderman of Findlay is the sole Democrat candidate. Laderman runs a wholesale magazine distributor business serving Findlay and Carey and operates a similar retail firm in Findlay.

Jackson E Betts Findlay Morris Laderman Mr Laderman Carey

March of Dimes Starts Monday in Vanlue

Local chairman John Dipert announces a house-to-house canvass in Vanlue and the Vanlue school district beginning the week of Feb 19. Residents wishing to contribute can mail donations in care of the Vanlue postmaster.

Vanlue John Dipert

Albert D. Wilcox Lives at Indiana Masonic Home

Albert D. Wilcox a former New York Central operator who retired in 1959 now resides at the Indiana Masonic Home Franklin Room 127. Friends may wish to visit or send regards.

Albert D. Wilcox New York Central Indiana Masonic Franklin

Notice of Newhard Studio Photography Closure

Newhard Studio of Photography will be closed from February 2 to March 14 inclusive, daily hours 7 to 10.

Newhard

Bake Sale at Dible's Appliance Store

A bake sale sponsored by the Church of God at 9 a.m. on Saturday February 17 will be held at Dible's Appliance Store located at 211 E Findlay St.

Dible Church of God Findlay St

Mackerel Catch Totals Highlight Ocean Reserve Rise

Report notes annual harvest around 50 billion mackerel for markets while oceanic reserves appear to be growing, suggesting a favorable balance between catch and stock replenishment.

Carey JCs Welcome New Members and Name Tourney Committees

Thirty two members attended the Carey Jaycees regular meeting on February 7. New members Milford Habitzel Luther Hesson Jack Armstrong and Travis Tefft were announced. Committee reports covered Membership Spoke Junior Bowling Traffic Safety Rural Urban and International Relations. Plans for the Jaycee Team and Singles Handicap Bowling Tournament at Bowl-Era Lanes were outlined with assigned chairs and volunteers. A flag donation to the Cub Scouts was noted and Buckeye Boys State sponsorship mentioned. Final plans for the DSA Bosses Night banquet were completed for February 21 at Club Azzar with a strong turnout anticipated.

Carey Jaycees Paul Bame Don Kinnard Leo Blair Marion McCarley Marvin Knowlton Carl Sullenberger Bob Schinck Milford Hablitzel Luther Hesson Jack ‘Armstrong Travis Tefft Bob Showman Larry Mates Ralph Orians John Rymer Charles Buckland Carl Cupp Robert F. Hunter Dale Hughes Dick Snook John Noble Findlay Earl Schmitz Sheriff V. Dean McAllister Jaycee Dwight Orians Gene Hoops Howard Snowberger Bob F. Hunter Jerry McCartey Cub Scouts Puck Myers Jaycees Buckeye Boys Dsa-Bosses Club Azzar

Carey Times Reschedules Printing For Washington Birthday

The Carey Times will be printed Tuesday afternoon due to the post office holiday next Thursday. Copy must arrive a day earlier than usual to ensure publication and delivery on Wednesday morning.

Washington Carey Times

Mothers of Twins Club founder here adds another pair

Mrs. Harry Yeater, founder of the Carey Mothers of Twins club five years ago this month, welcomes twin sons Jon Nathan and Joel Eugene born at Blanchard Valley Hospital. James and Susan Yeater, the club’s inspiration, will be eight on April 19. Jon Nathan weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces at 10:32 a.m., Joel weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces and arrived five minutes later. Both boys and mother are reported well.

Harry Yeater Carey Mothers of Twins Club Blanchard Valley Hospital

Adult Farmers Class Tonight at Carey High School

The Adult Farmers Class meets at 8 tonight at Carey High School. Ramon Myers of Moows Seed Corn will present on The Limiting Factor in Corn Production with refreshments served. All farmers are invited.

Carey High School Ramon Myers

Ridge Township March of Dimes Fund Report

Mrs. Glen Barger, township chairman, reports $73.75 pledged to the National Foundation March of Dimes in Ridge Township. Solicitors were Mrs. Ralph Pratt, Mrs. Dale Thomas, Mrs. Fred R. Kloepfer and Mrs. Russell Hauenstein. Mrs. Barger thanks all who assisted and contributed.

Glen Barger Ridge Township National Foundation Ralph Pratt Dale Thomas Fred R. Kloepfer Russell Hauenstein

Congregational Meeting Called at Christ Lutheran Church

Following worship next Sunday morning a special congregational meeting will discuss calling a pastor. All members are urged to attend.

Lutheran Church Congregational Meeting Christ ‘Lutheran Church

Post Office Closed For Washington’s Birthday

Post Office will be closed Thursday February 22 in observance of Washington’s Birthday. No mail deliveries in the city or rural routes. J A Schira P M announces the closure.

Washington J. A. Schira P.M

Rummage Sale Promoted by Local Church Groups

A rummage sale will be held at 9 a.m. on Saturday February 17 at 120 S Vance Street sponsored by the Church of God located at 211 E Findlay Street.

S. Vance Street Church of God E. Findlay Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newhard Studio W. Findlay Street Hershman CCDC Huston Lincoln Porcelain Products Company Richard Clouse Porcelain School Board News Moose Lodge Kenton Laderman A. D. Wilcox Jcs Mothers OF Twins Club March OF Dimes
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