Carey News Briefs Highlights Local Accidents And Civic Notices
Friday traffic collision on E Findlay Street left Edward Feasel and Ronald Golden with minor damage after Feasel distracted by his child. Saturday ice wreck on Findlay wires damaged by Sally Campbell. no charges filed. Jaycees seek Distinguished Service Award nominations by January 13. Outreach evangelism and Knights of Pythias officers installed. Carey School Board appoints 1968 leadership and hires staff. basketball results show Carey 76 Arcadia 70 and 51-39 Buckeye Central over Carey. Two injuries reported in State Route 568 slide near a Findlay school bus. no bus contact occurred.
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Ranins Golden
Newhard Oes
E. Findlay’ Street
James 5
Pam Aa
Edward Feasel
Golders
D. E. Buckingham
Sally Campbelly
Findlay Street
E. Findlay Street
Larry Cole
Blue Devil
Larry
Buckeye Central
White
Blue Devils
Carey
Arcadia
Jerry Kitzler
Rick Phillips
Conine
Russell
Bishop
Riverdale Falcons
Buckye Central
Findlay
George Scheatzle
David
Greendale Ave
Blanchard Vally Hospital
Scheatzle
Findlay City
Schentzle
Blue Devils Suffer Second Loss
Amerace Corporation announced the acquisition of Allen Anderson and Company of Detroit. Allen Anderson will operate as A and A Sales Company, an independent marketing division for Swan Rubber products. Swan Rubber’s president George Deutsch becomes A and A president. three long-time associates become division presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaerace Corporation
Allen Anderson and Company, Inc
Detroit
Michigan
Allen. _Anderson
Amerace
Swan Rubber
Bucyrus
John T Whately
A & A Sales
Swan
George S. Deutsch
Carey Grapplers Rally To Beat Lakota In Close Meet
Carey High School grapplers erased an 18-3 deficit to defeat Lakota 19-18. Eight of eleven wrestlers won to reach the finals. Ron Ox McKinnon won at 175 pounds with 12 straight wins and 11 pins. The team finished third with 65 points in a tournament at Ontario High School.
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Carey
Lakota
Blue Devils
Matmen
Ontario High School
Carey High School
Toledo
Start High School
Dave Beard
Jeff Enders
Mark Adelsperger
Irvin Woods
Tom Hall
Thy
McCoran
Baltimore
Ralph Roberts
Carey 8th Graders Edge OLC in Narrow Win
Carey High School eighth graders held off Our Lady of Consolation 36 to 33. Key scorers included Bob Marugg and Dave Ritter for Carey while Lee Mathias and Tom Kutzler led OLC with sharp shooting. Rick Ramon and John Conley contributed late sequence to seal the victory.
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Sth
Carey High
Our Lady of Consolation
Blue Devils
Bob Marugg
Dave Ritter
O L.C
Lee Mathias
Tom Kutzler
Rick Ramon
O.L.C
John Conley
Carey
Bob Ma
O.lc
Carey—Marugg
D. Kitler
K. Myers
Gibson
Runion
J. Conley
Olc—T Kitler
Mathero
Mathias
McKinnon
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Women Plan 1968 Programs
The Wyandot County Farm Bureau Womens Committee met at Upper Sandusky Library on January 2 1968 at 1 30 pm to plan year programs. The next meeting is set for February 6 at the same library with a program on health needs of the county.
Garden club for youths meets after school Fridays
A notice invites any boy or girl aged 10 to 18 or in the 4th grade who is interested in gardening to meet Friday after school at the home of Mr. Fied. Mew, Riba Tewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fied. Mew
Riba Tewell
Carey Welcomes New Doctor Dr Robert J Bacon in Carey
The Carey Times reports Dr Robert J Bacon begins his medical practice at 134 E Findlay Street Carey Ohio after training at Change College of Osteopathy. He and wife Virginia reside at 350 E Findlay with five children. A separate note lists David Burson of Route 2 Carey chosen for Wittenberg University Choir, among 75 voices, with extensive tour history and future South America plans.
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Carey Times
Carey
Robert J Bacon
Findlay Street
Indiana
Indiana University
Change College of Osteopathy
Park View Hospital
Toledo
David Burson
Wittenberg
Wittenberg University
Paul Burson
Route 2
Burson
Witterberg
L. David Miller
School of Music
Asia
Europe
North America
South America
Potter Announce Officers for 1968
James Dean was reelected president of Local Union 304 International Brotherhood of Operative Potters. New 1968 officers include vice president Mamme Lynch recording secretary Virgil Kear and Harold Faber financial secretary. Installations set for January 26 with International Third Vice President Lester Null officiating.
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James Dean
International Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Mamme Lynch
Virgil Kear
Harold Faber
Bobby Crace
Henry Emerine
Florence Allison
Claude Beck
Steward
Elgin Bayes
Charles Kessler
Paul Mangett
Hilda Campbell
Talent Show By Kappa Delta Ph Sorority Sets April 26
The Kappa Delta Phi Sorority sponsors a talent show on April 26 1968 at Carey High School Auditorium. Judges award winners. free will donation collected. Public invited to attend and support local talent. Entries contact Mrs Lee Callahan Mrs James Simonis and Mrs North Clemons with phone numbers provided.
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Kappa Delta Ph. Sorority
Carey
Carey High School
Lee Callahan
James Simonis
North Clemons
Signups Open for 1968 Wheat and Feed Grain Programs
The U S Department of Agriculture announced a six week signup from February 5 to March 15 1968 for voluntary wheat and feed grain programs. National signup totals will be compiled weekly with first week results due mid February. In 1967 about 822104 wheat farms and 1380797 feed grain farms signed up.
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U S. Department of Agriculture
Dorcas Carey Library Board Reorganizes Officials Named
The Dorcas Carey Library Board elected Paul A Burson president with Mrs Wendel Myers as vice president and Sister Mary Joan as secretary. Mrs Walter Klein was named clerk. The 1968 appropriation was adopted and gifts to the library were announced from multiple donors including Mrs Helen Fortener and the Burson family.
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Dorcas Carey Library Board
Paul A Burson
Wendel Myers
Mary Joan
Walter Klein
Burson
Myers
John Greer
Paul Heck
Douglas Myers
J. G. Herald
Carey
Carey Girl Scouts
Dan Holden
Dave Stombaugh
Mike Lynch
Carol Buerk
Dick Faler
Carey Band
Ronald Dible
Paul Burson
Willis Schmuck
Virgilia Messmer
Charles Kinn
Edith Barth
Ken Stahl
American Legion County Meeting at Carey Post
The American Legion County meeting is scheduled for Tuesday January 16 at 8 pm to be held at the Carey Post. The event will gather local Legion members and leaders for updates and planning.
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American Legion County
Carey Post
tBusday
Epiphany Party Held by Third Order Members
Members of the Third Order of St Francis and guests met Sunday January 7 at 3 pm in the Catholic School for the Epiphany Party. Fr Hubert opened with prayer and Mrs Vaughn welcomed attendees, sharing Epiphany meaning and the Wise Men story. A gift exchange was led by Mrs Clarence Elchert, and a Christ Child display centered the buffet with minewreaths. attendance prize went to Harry Myers. The next fraternity meeting is February 12 at 7 pm at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. Puritan dress prize awarded to Zana Mullholand as part of a Chin promotion by Carey merchants.
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C. C. Thome
Carey
Douglas Myers
West Findlay Street
Clarence Thome
John Singleton Copley
Benjamin West
Italy
England
Penn
Thome
Charles W. Peale
Mlton
Currier
Yes
Norman
Rockwell
Andrew Wyeth
Mel Jeronte Bernard
Charles Weaner
David Myers
J F Dible
Third Order of St Francis
Fr Hubert
OFM Conv
J A. Vaughn
Bethlehem
Clarence Elchert
Christ Child
Mary and
Joseph
Harry Myers
Anna Karcher
Ralph Brown
Rev Elwood Honored with Special Scholarship
Rev John Elwood pastor of The First Methodist Church by the Toledo District receives a special scholarship to attend Continuing Education at the Methodist Theological School in Delaware He left January 7 for three weeks duties covered by Rev Klingle and guest preachers scheduled January 14 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elwood
First Methodist Church
Toledo
Methodist Theological School of
Delaware
Klingle
Memoril E.U B
Methodist Church
Charles Farthing
Columbus
Ohio Conference
Registration dates announced for Bowling Green second semester
Bowling Green University announces pre registration hours from 5 to 9 30 pm at Bryan Fosteria Fremont and Sandusky centers with dates January 15 16 17 and 18 for returning students and guests. Regular registration follows in February with set times at each center and the freshman transfer deadline is January 13 1968. Classes begin February 2 for the second semester.
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Bryan
Fremont
Fostoria
Sandusky
Bowling Green Universiy
Ralph H. Geer
Fosterza
Bowling Green University
Studens
Registrars Office
Dhat
Storia
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D.S.A
Lynn Ann’s
Carey Foodland
Zierolf- Babies Insurance
Peoples Bank
Mapes Rexall Drug
Harry's
Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church of Carey
Crusade
James D Gibson
Wilmore
Kentucky
British Isles
Ireland
Canada
Mexico
U.S.A
America
Knights of Pythids
Justus Lodge 393
Castle Hall
R F Wright
R. F Wright
Elizabeth Iden
David E. Myers
Carey Board of Education
Robert Hayman
Joseph Sammet
H. R. Wenner
Robert Stombaugh
Jennie Steen
van Curhs
Thearey Board of Education
Oho School Board
Douglas W Myers
Cloyce D Wentling
Mary Williams
Johnny “Lark”Moore
Toronto
Yw Rm
Johnny
Ontario
Ohio, State University
Kansas City Monarchs
Birmingham Black Barons
Jackie Robinson
Willie Mays
AE Ts
St Sbson
Carey High School Aywstars
Robert Johnson
West Street
Bub
Sheila
Greg
Jett
Colonel Crayford
Robert
Boy Scouts
Richard Heck
Bucks
Mike Myers
Amerace Corporation
Allen Anderson and Company
Dave Mullholand
R. J. Bacon
Potters
Epiphany Party
Zana Mullholand
North Vance Street
Lynn Aan’s
East Findlay Street
Carey Merchants
Rev Elwood
Kiwanis
Carey Kiwanis Club
George Snyder
Charles Wenner
Jerry Geir
Cyril Baker
Wyandot County
Civil Defense
Jone
Herbert H. Adams
C. D
Leo Kirian
East Tiffin Street
New Riegel
Mercy Hospital
Kairian
Brenchtown
Charles and
Mary
Thom) Kiran
Rose Williams
St. Nicholas Church
Frenchtown
Adam
Peter
Tiffin
Martin
Martin, Upper Sandusky
Anthony Lucius
Kirian
St. Boniface Church
Tbs
Parseh
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