Senior Judi Heck of Carey Earns Senior of the Week Honor
Judi Heck is active in Carey High School life as president of GAA and homecoming queen. She participates in Y Teens, FFA, student council, Latin Club, chorus, and stage manage duties. She volunteers as a candy striper at Wyandot Memorial Hospital and guards life at the pool last summer. She plans to attend Ohio University. She lives at 426 W Findlay St with parents Mr and Mrs Charles Heck and siblings.
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Judi Heck
Carey
GAA
Jeader
F.H.A
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Judi
Patty Duke
W. Findlay Street
Charles Heck
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Ohio University
Connie Hendricks
Carey Jaycees Visit Local Group on Gavel Tour
Findlay Jaycees President Myron Kroetz and two members presented the Carey Jaycees with the traveling gavel under the Pass the Gavel program. The gavel then moved to Tiffin for a second district round. The local chapter plans to collect election information for Carey citizens, with David Myers heading the committee. Scholarships books are available to students, and thanks are extended to buyers of Christmas trees. Dick Hunter and Roger Jenet received membership pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Jaycee
Myron Kroetz
Carey Jaycees
Tiffin
Carey
David Myers
Jaycees
Dick Hunter
Roger Jenet
Birthday wishes for George Henry Bish' 58th today
The Carey Times joins friends in celebrating George Henry Bish as he marks his 58th birthday today with warm wishes from his many pals.
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George Henry Bish
The
Carey Times
Adult Farmers To Discuss Lime In Carey
The Carey Adult Farmers Class will meet Thursday January 14 at 8 p.m. in the vocational agriculture room at Carey High School. Ron Kruse of National Lime and Stone Company will be the resource person to discuss lime. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Carey
Carey High School
Limé
Ron Kruse
National Lime and Stone Company
Saturday VFW Hall Dance With John Kennedy Band
Social hour from 9 to 10 PM then dancing 10 to 1 AM at VFW Hall. Charge is $1.50 per person for the event featuring the John Kennedy Band.
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VFW Hall
John Kennedy
Soldier's Addresses Listed for Mail to Windau
SA William J. Windau 7745893 RDA School Box 105 U S Naval School Command Treasure Island San Francisco California 94130 continues to be the listed mailing address for the soldier.
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William J. Windau
RDA
U. S. Naval School Command
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Calif
Colléts Attend International Home Furnishings Market
Mr and Mrs Isadore Collet of Carey Furniture Store attended the International Home Furnishings Market at the American Furniture Mart January 3 to 6 to inspect new patterns and lines. They emphasized offering the finest quality selections for discerning customers and noted Chicago’s pivotal role in furniture distribution with more than 1250 lines on display from leading manufacturers. The Collets stayed at the Hotel Planters during their visit.
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Isadore Collét
Carey Furniture
American Furniture Mart
Ture Mart
Chicago
Collet
Therm
the Mart
Paris
Bond Street
Detroit
Mrs. Collet
Local Bank Helps Colleges Through 1964 Gifts
The Peoples Bank of Carey joined Ohio firms in supporting education through the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges. In 1958 the Foundation reports gifts totaling 1,329,189 shared by 33 non-tax-supported colleges, the largest year on record with an increase of 182,828 since 1951. Executive Director Harold Schellenger notes the minimum annual gifts to sustain operating funds remains 2,000,000.
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The
Peoples Bank of Carey
Ohio
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
Foundation
Harold KK. Schellenger
Columbus
Boain
Schellenger
Epiphany Feast Observed by St Anthony Group
The St Anthony Fraternity of the Third Order of St. Francis met at Our Lady of Consolation School cafeteria after Sunday church services to observe Epiphany. Fr. LeRoy opened with prayer, readings were given, a charitable New Year message read, and a slide show of Japan presented. About 40 members from Carey Frenchtown Salem Marion Fort Jennings attended. The next meeting is scheduled for February 8.
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St. Anthony Fraternity
Third Order of St. Francis
Our Lady’ of Consolation
Fr. LeRoy
John Welsh
John A. Greer
Herman Lonsway
Isabelle Collet
Hubert
J. A. Vaughn
Japan
Carey
Frenchtown
Salem
Township
Marion
Ft. Jennings
Hubert Kobinski
OFM
LeRoy Paul
OFM Conv
Bartholomew Leis
OFM Cnv
Home on Leave for Pvt Higgins at Fort Sill
Pvt Garnet Higgins spent Christmas and New Year at home with parents Mr and Mrs Lacy Higgins. He has returned to base to complete Radio Mechanic School Training at Fort Sill Oklahoma 73504 with address Pvt Garnett E Higgins RA 15713187 2nd ENL STU Btry RMC No 8 US Army A8 MSC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Garnet Higgins
Lacy Higgins
Garnett E. Higgins
R.A
ENL Stu
U. S. Army
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Higgins announce son's marriage in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Higgins announce their son Pfc. Gary Higgins wed Miss Barbara Lynette Morris of El Paso. Higgins is stationed at Fort Bliss Texas.
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Lacy Higgins
Pfc
Gary Higgins
Barbara
Lynette Morris
el Paso
Texas
Higgins
Fort Bliss
Family of Missionaries Back from Africa on Leave
The Lee family Rebecca and Esther and Mr and Mrs David W Lee have returned to Adrian after four years in Kenya East Africa with World Gospel Mission They will travel across the United States giving talks and slides about Africa during furlough They plan visits to Oak Grove Church Brethren Memorial EUB Church and the Upper Sandusky Business Women’s Club before redeployment to Kenya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Lee
Rebecca
Upper Sandusky
Kenya
E. Africa
World Gospel Mission
Mr. Lee
Russell Lee
Adrian
Esther
Nairobi
United States
Africa
Oak Grove
of the Brethren
Memorial Eub
Upper
Sandusky
Lee
Lees
Anna Verne Smith
Robert K. Smith
California
West Coast
Carey Community Development to Host Annual Meeting Jan 26
Carey Community Development Corporation announces its annual meeting will be held January 26 at 6 30 p m at the Homestead Restaurant. David E Myers president notes tickets are available from members and directors guest speaker Carroll V Hill of Carroll V Hill Associates.
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David E.myers
Carey Community Development Corporation
CCDC
Homestead
Carroll V. ‘Hill
Carroll V. Hill & Associates
Carey
Ridge
Crawford
Withrow Receives Engineers License
James Withrow of 411 W Brown Avenue has earned the Professional Engineers license from the Ohio State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers after eight years of experience and education. A 1960 Ohio State University chemical engineering graduate, he works at National Lime and Stone Co. as an assistant to Dr. Ralph Vogel. The Withrow family moved to Carey in October 1962 from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Withrow
W. Brown Avenue
Ohio State Board of Registration
Withrow
Chemical Engineering Department
Ohio State University
National Lime and Stone Co
Ralph Vogel
Carey
Chicago
Bill to Remove Ban Up Before Legislature
Representative Fred K Cassel of Wyandot County introduced Tuesday in Columbus a bill to end the ban on taverns within 500 feet of schools churches libraries and public playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Fred K. ‘Cassel
Ohio
Columbus
Dandelion Proves Frost Missed Local Orchard
Mrs. Charles Ruffing of south of Carey brought a bright colorful dandelion to the Times office Thursday of last week to prove Jack Frost did not touch every flower. She found it in her orchard during the Christmas week and noted its vivid appearance.
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Charles Ruffing
Carey
Times
Jack Frost
Stoll Home Sold Near Carey to Orians
Mr and Mrs Gerald Stoll sold their home on Cleveland Avenue to Lawrence Orians west of Carey. Orians plans to move are unclear. The Stolls recently bought the Harry Bowman property.
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Stoll
Gerald Stoll
Cleveland Avenue
Lawrence
Orians
Carey
Mrs. Stoll
Harry Bowman
Notice of Delinquent Policy Implementation by Frank Hick
Frank Hick announces a new policy for delinquent accounts. If a bill is not paid by the tenth of each month, no collection pickup will be made until payment is received and a full month will be charged.
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Frank Hick
Grange To Celebrate 90th Anniversary
The Lincoln Grange north of Wharton marks its 90th year with an open house at the Grange hall on Sunday January 17. A basket lunch will be served at noon followed by a program. Four charter members Mrs Ray Platts Mrs Vernie Cole and Mr and Mrs Paul Secrist plan to attend.
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Lincoln Grange
Wharton
Grange
Ray Platts
Vernie Cole
Paul Secrist
Mrs Campbell Turns 93 Amid Quiet Family Call
Mrs. W. Z. Campbell of E Findlay Street reaches 93 as health limits a formal celebration. Her children James Campbell Carey W L Campbell Bellefontaine Mrs W H Ogg Findlay and Mrs C B Myers Delphos plan to visit this afternoon to mark the milestone. She is bedbound and wheelchair confined after a prior stroke.
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W. Z. Campbell
E. Findlay Street
J. A. Schira
James Campbell
Carey
W. L. Campbell
Bellefontaine
W. H. Ogg
Findlay
C. B. Myers
Delphos
Campbell
Luther Leaguers Hear Guest Speakers
Twenty two Senior Luther Leaguers enjoyed a Sunday panel discussion at their 6 o'clock meeting. Mr and Mrs Herbert H Miller served as panelists explaining how a newspaper is put together and other facets of a newspaper. Tom Zender and Casey Roynon will lead the program Sunday Jan 17 on the topic Do We Need The Draft. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Steens Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary in Cortez
Mr and Mrs Reed Steen marked their 50th wedding anniversary on January 2 at Cortez Florida. The Cortez Trailer Park hosted an open house from 2 to 4 pm attended by 104 guests. Visitors included their son James Steen wife Martha Jane and grandchildren David Julie and Jerry of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Steen
Cortez
Fla
James Steen
Martha Jane
David, Julie
Jerry
Carey
Beech Grove Church Plans Sunday Evening Service
The Beech Grove Church southwest of Carey will hold Sunday evening services on January 17 1965 starting at 7 30 PM. Rev J R Walter will deliver the message and the public is invited to attend.
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Beech. Grove
Carey
J. R. Walter
Bob Rene Toy and Gift Shop Opens Daily 10 to 5
Notice announces Bob Rene Toy and Gift Shop at 122 S Vance Street is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday hours until 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob-Rene
S. Vance Street
Lena
Kiwanis Installs Carey Club Officers and Members
Robert Mott was installed as president of the Carey Kiwanis Club with Elwood Tomlinson of Lima officiating. New officers include Earl LeMott as 1st vice president Calvin Thome as 2nd vice president Do J Rutter as 3rd vice president Don Fetters as secretary-treasurer and Theodore Myers Mr Rutter Mr LeMott and Leon Davenport as directors. Out-going president Clarence Hagley received a pin for service. Pins were also given to Cyrus Baker Mr Fetters and T H Malesh for 14 years of perfect attendance. Robert Dial joined as a new member. Feb 8 was named Ladies Night with Rev Hubert Kobinski showing Rome slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mott
Carey Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Elwood Tomlinson
Lima
Earl LeMott
Calvin Thome
Do. J. Rutter
Don Fetters
Theodore Myers
Rutter
LeMott
Leon Davenport
Clarence Hagley
Tomlinson
Cyrus Baker
Fetters
T. H. Malesh
Robert Dial
Ladies
Hubert Kobinski
OFM Conv
Rome
Fergusons Attend National Convocation On Evangelism
The Rev and Mrs J Frank Ferguson joined more than 1800 attendees at the joint convocation on Evangelism held January 4 to 7 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago Illinois. The event featured bishops Matthe ws Copeland Kennedy Wicke and Hall led by daily Bible instruction and debate on evangelism in family and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
James K. Matthews
Boston
Kenneth W. Copeland
Nebraska
Gerald H. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Methodist Board of Evangelism
Thor Hall
Oslo
Duke University School of Theology
Diller Building to be dismantled by new owner J F Dible
J F Dible purchased the Diller Building at 203 E Findlay Street from Mrs Rose Diller and plans a parking lot after removal. The site traces to 1837 1845 with several transfers, including Ranger Carey Frederick and the Diller family, and likely built about 1875 by Samuel Booth and Alpheus A Aldrich. Purchase prices ranged from 91.50 to 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Building
J. F. Dible
Ranger
John Carey
A. J. Frederick
Diller
Samuel Booth
Alpheus A. Aldrich
Village Appropriation Tops 1964 Total for 1965 Budget
The Village council appropriated 831,947,500 for 1965, $88,981 above 1964. The electric department dominates the plan at 435,350, with fuel 285,000 and contingencies 5,000. Other funds include general administration 11,770 and bond retirement 15,242.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Department
Memorial Park
Carey police court cases hinge on fines and forfeitures
In a Tuesday evening session Police Justice C J Hagley heard three cases. Paul E McKee 22 of W Brown Ave was fined 15 and 8 60 costs with 11 60 due January 19 and 26 otherwise 30 days in jail. Bobby L Fliesham 22 of Grass Lake Mich forfeited a 15 bond for failing to appear after red light arrest. Jaenite Joy Malloy 32 of Upper Sandusky fined 10 plus costs due January 19 with 30 day jail if unpaid. Bill D Johnson previously misstated as dismissed. he forfeited a 50 bond for nonappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hagley
Paul E. McKee
W. Brown Avenue
W. F Swartz
Bobby L. Fliesham
Grass Lake
Mich
J. E. Orians
Harold Doppler
Jaenite Joy Malloy
Upper Sandusky
Swartz and
Orians
Bill D. Johnson
Upper
Sandusky
Properties Sold in Local Exchange of Homes
Mr and Mrs Alfred Gardner sold their home at 358 E South Street to Mrs William Dot son who with her five children Antonia Ruth Ann Judith Jane and William Jr plan to move about month end. The Gardners purchased Mrs L N Zahns property at 701 West Street through Lanning Realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gardner
E. South Street
William Dotson
Antonia
Ruth Ann
Judith
Jane
William, Jr
Gardner’s
Our Lady of Carey Seminary Moves to St Louis
The Conventional Franciscan Fathers announce transfer of Our Lady of Carey Seminary to St Louis Missouri in July About 30 of 35 current students will become full time students at St Louis University this fall They will reside at 4012 Washington Blvd in a building to be called Our Lady of Consolation Seminary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
St. Louis
Albert M. Leis
OFM Conv
St.Louis
Carey
Dayton University
Here
Dayton School
Adents
Toledo
St. Louis University
Chaska, Minn
Blood Bank
Petitions Open for Carey Times Candidacy
The Carey Times announces limited Declaration of Candidacy forms for offices in the new form of government. Petitions must be filed with the Wyandot County Board of Elections before 4 p.m. February 4. The new government takes effect January 1, 1966 and candidates must be entered in the May 1965 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Wyandot County Board of Elections
Saltzman named office manager at Haines Products
Robert G. Saltzman of Findlay has been named office manager of Haines Products and began duties last Thursday. He previously worked 814 years for Marathon Oil Co. He attended Findlay College. Saltzman his wife Patricia Oliver and children Tracy 8 Sandy 6 Rob in 5 and Blair 3 hope to move to Carey soon if a suitable rental is found. They are affiliated with the Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Saltzman
Findlay
Haines Products
Marathon Oil Co
Findlay College
Saltzman
Patricia Oliver
Tracy
Sandy
Robin
Blair
Carey
Lutheran Church
Poverello Credit Union To Hold Annual Meet
The 15th annual meeting of the Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union is set for 7 30 p m Sunday January 17 in the school auditorium. A business meeting will precede questions about the credit union operation and school children will provide entertainment followed by refreshments. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union
E.U.B Bible Week Begins January Seventeen
Bible Week starts Sunday evening at Memorial E.U.B. Church with 7:30 p.m. services. Small groups will meet in members homes for study and prayer as the theme Jesus Christ Renews His Church Through Lay Participation and Vocational Dedication guides the study booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial E.U.B
Jesus Christ
Snyder Wyatt Receive 50 Year Masonic Pins
Robert F. Williams of Marion presented 50 year jewels to Grover Snyder and Harry Wyatt, longtime members of Royal Arch Masons Chapter No. 159 Carey. George Snyder introduced the inspector. A dinner followed at Christ Lutheran Church with Women of the Eastern Star serving a delicious meal for 15 guests from Kenton, Ada, Tiffin, Upper Sandusky and Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Williams
Marion
Grover Snyder
Harry Wyatt
Royal Arch Masons
Carey
George Snyder
Christ Lutheran Church
Women of the Eastern Star
Kenton
Ada
Tiffin
Upper- Sandusky
Fostoria
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Kenneth McKey
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Donald B. Cling
David Lee
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Steens
WILL
Fergusons
OUR Lady OF Carey
Poverello Credit Union
E.U.B. Bible Week
Snyder
Wyatt