Do We Appreciate Our Theatre In Carey
Citizens reflect on the decline of small town theaters due to television and changing habits. The Carey theater, operated by Leo Jones’s widow and partners, relies on patronage to secure better films at fair prices. Local leaders urge increased support to keep the theater open and serving the community and youth.
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Carey
Leo Jones
Paramount
Toledo
George Sawyer
Jack Armstrong
Paula. Burson
Herbert
H.: Miller
Harry E. Myers
Theodore Myers
Robert D. Hale
J. F. Dible
H. K. van Buren
M.D
Guidance Center Board Sees 220 New Cases In Six Months
The Sandusky Valley Guidance Center held its Jan meeting at its new Tiffin home. Dr. Roland V. Hudson resigned as chief clinical psychologist after six years to join Tiffin State Hospital. In six months ending Dec 31 the center opened 113 new child cases and 107 new adult cases, with most from Seneca, Sandusky and Hancock counties. The board seeks a qualified psychologist despite low Ohio pay scales.
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Sandusky Valley
Hudson
Guidance Center
Robert B. Callahan
Wyandot
Seneca
Sandusky
Hancock
Callahan
Ohio
Isidore Collet reports optimism at Chicago Furniture Mart
Isidore Collet visited the Chicago Furniture Mart for Carey Furniture Store and said 9,000 buyers and manufacturers registered on the last day. The six day show aimed to draw 50,000 attendees, as the International Home Furnishings Market is held twice yearly across two large Mart buildings.
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Furniture Mart
Isidore Collet
Chicago Furniture Mart
Carey Furniture
Collett
Merchandise Mart
American Furniture Mart
January Deadlines For Price Supports On Some 1962 Crops
The Jan 31 1963 deadline applies to price support loans and purchase agreements for 1962 crops including wheat oats rye and soybeans. Eligible Wheat loans at 2.03 per bushel mature by Mar 31 1963. Oats and rye loans mature by Apr 30 1963 at 0.67 and 1.10 per bushel respectively. Soybean loans mature by May 31 1963 at 2.26 per bushel with conserving acreage eligibility.
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Warren C. Grossman
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Grossman
ASCS
Mrs Evelyn Kerrey Wins Third in Blue Flame Travel Game
Mrs Evelyn Kerrey of 620 E Findlay Street wins a J 33 Polaroid camera as third prize in the Ohio Fuel Gas Company Blue Flame Travel Game contest entered through Ross Johnson appliance dealer at 113 S Vance Street. First prize was a 14 day London Paris trip for two, second prize a 4 day New York trip for two. 25 third prizes, 500 fourth prizes and 100 fifth prizes awarded in Ohio.
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Evelyn Kerrey
E. Findlay Street
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Kerrey
Ross Johnson
S. Vance Street
London
Paris
New York
Ohio
Wuebbes to Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edward Wuebbe of route 1 north of Carey mark fifty years together with a Solemn High Mass Thanksgiving at St Nicholas Church French town at 10 am on Sunday January 27. A parish hall dinner follows for clergy and close relatives with a 2 to 5 pm reception for relatives and friends. Mrs Wuebbe formerly Clara Hoffbauer married January 28 1913 at St Peters Alvada by Rev Benno V Holler. They have two daughters and six grandchildren with one daughter Alice deceased.
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Edward Wuebbe
Carey
St Nicholas Catholic Church
Frenchtown
Wuebbe
Clara Hoffbauer
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Alvada
Benno V. Holler
Silverius Lafontaine
Mildred Wuebbe
Route 1
Alice
Wuebbes
Kiwanis Committee Chairs Named for 1963
Harold Shiley, new Carey Kiwanis Club president, announced the 1963 committee chairmen at the regular dinner meeting in Homestead. Appointees include Cy Baker attendance, Paul Burson public relations, Don Fetters achievement, Al Gardner boys and girls, Clarence Hagley churches, John Hendricks international, Rex Huston house, Dr. Vern Huston program and music, Clyde Jenkins interclub, Don Lanning reception, Earl LeMott new club, Douglas Myers Key Club, Dr. Loren Pace education, Howard Snyder laws, George Snyder finance, Cloyce Wentling public and business, Robert Mott conservation agriculture. Pace aims to expand discussion of local, state, national issues. Burson seeks aid for local merchants. Ladies’ Night set for Feb 18. district Kiwanis meeting in Wapakoneta Jan 21 with several members attending. New Kiwanis song books introduced after donation-driven purchase. Guests included Ted Ferguson, Ted Princehorn, Homer Lammett, Eugene Craycraft, George Denman, Carl Huffman from Upper Sandusky Kiwanis.
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Harold Shiley
Carey Kiwanis Club
Homestead
Cy Baker
Paul Burson
Don Fetters
al Gardner
Clarence Hagley
John Hendricks
House
Rex Huston
Vern Huston
Clyde Jenkins
Don Lanning
Earl LeMott
Douglas Myers
Loren Pace
Howard Snyder
George Snyder
Cloyce Wentling
Bud Yeoman
Robert Mott
Pace
Burson
Shiley
Kiwanis
Wapakoneta
Dr. Pace
Joe Newhard
Ted Ferguson
American Standard
Toledo
J. F. Dible
Ted Princehorn
Mr. Shiley
Homer Lammett
Eugene Cray‘craft
George Denman
Carl Huffman
Upper Sandusky
Revival Begins Tonight at Church of God of Prophecy
Revival services start at 7 30 pm this evening at the Church of God of Prophecy on W Brown Avenue. Services continue each evening at the same time with evangelist Robert Wallins and special singing featured.
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Church. OF God OF Prophecy
Church of God of Prophecy
Brown Avenue
Robert Wallins
James Simonis Named in Who's Who 1963
Findlay College student James Simonis is chosen for Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities 1963 marking a second consecutive year. Alan James senior history assistant and former History Club president is cited for leadership activities.
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James. Simonis Wat Crawford
Studdent
Findlay College
Tuscaloosa
Alan James
History Club
Student Education Association
James
Carey High School
James_Simonis
Jaycee-Ettes View Berlin Film and Plan Projects
The Jaycee-Ettes watched a film strip titled The Berlin Wall shown by Rep. Jackson E. Betts to 17 members detailing families separated escapes and guard interference. They discussed future projects including a baby sitting clinic after Red Cross First Aid at Our Lady of Consolation School starting Feb 5, plus polio heart and cancer fund drives.
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Berlin Wall
J *Kson E. Betts
Findlay
Red Cross
Our Lady of Consolation School
Richard
Snook, Jr
Rymen
Earl Doppler
Robert F. Hunter
Smiths Sell Brookfield Home To Rickles
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smith Jr of Brookfield Wisconsin sold their 3 bedroom house at 643 East Findlay Street to Mr. and Mrs. Bill J Rickle near Wharton. Cloyce W Lanning acted as real estate broker. Rickle runs Wyandot Tire and Battery at 219 North Lake Street. The Rickles and their children will move in once the Hipser family of Leah and four sons find other housing.
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Allan Smith, Jr
Brookfield
Wis
E. Findlay Street
Bill J. Rickle
Near Wharton
Cloyce W. Lanning
Rickle
Wyandot Tire and Battery
N. Lake Street
Clyde Reed
Mt. Blanchard
Jody
Gary
Chris
Carey Teacher Presents Program for Women's Club
Mrs. Caroline Pifer, a 3rd grade teacher and guidance counselor, spoke to the Carey Women's Club about her travels in Japan with colored slides and items from the country. Members donated nylon stockings for a Japanese widow's welfare mission. Hostesses carried a Valentine theme. future hosts announced for February meeting.
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Caroline Pifer
Carey Women's Club
Homestead
Japan
Charles Heck
F. D. Hurd
Jennie Steen
Postal Clerks and Carriers Clash in Friday Bowling Feud
A three year feud ends as Carey postal clerks face carriers in a tournament at Bowl Era Lanes Friday at 7 30 p m. Each side aims to use a strong routing section to spark victory.
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Carey
Man Sentenced for Carrying Concealed Weapon Begins Term
A department reports Richard Stapley was sent Tuesday to Ohio State Penitentiary to begin serving a 1 to 3 year term for carrying a concealed weapon.
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Richard Stapley
Ohio State Penitentiary
Willis Putnam injury at porcelain press
Willis Putnam, 36 years with Porcelain Products, was hurt Tuesday at about 9 p.m. while operating a press west of Carey on State 15. The little finger and part of the ring finger were severed, skin grafting done, surgery lasting over an hour. Condition described as progressing fairly well Wednesday in Blanchard Valley Hospital. cause under investigation.
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Willis
Putnam
Carey
St.ate
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Porcélain
Products Co
Porcelain Products
Hunt Man Implicated In Tiffin Burglaries
Robert Hackworth 32 of West Independence remains at large as two accomplices in Tiffin burglaries are arrested. John T. Thomas 27 of Tiffin pleads not guilty after posting a $750 bond. Barbara Johnson 21 of Bascom is held for questioning and led officers to Clifford Spradlin 40 of Vanlue where loot was found. A safe linked to a Bettsville lumber firm was recovered at Spradlin’s residence. Hackworth’s car found near Carey. Police pursued Hackworth at a Fostoria bank Findlay tavern and Spradlin home.
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Robert’ Hackworth
West Independence
Tiffin
Barbara Johnson
Bascom
Hackworth
John T. Thomas
Thomas
Carey
Mrs. Marshall
Florida
Hancock, Wyandot
Seneca County
Bettsville
Spradlin
Miss Johnson
Fostoria Bank
Findlay Tavern
Spradlin’s
AWOL Soldiers Apprehended Tuesday
Four Army privates who escaped from Fort Knox were captured Tuesday by state patrol officers, the Fort Hayes provost marshal, an aide, and two FBI agents. Ray D. Jackson of Carey and Adam J. Marshall of Fostoria were found near Carey and southwest of Fostoria, with Raymond Garrett and David Chase of Columbus arrested in Madison County. The group, armed with five guns, had stolen weapons from Louisville, Kentucky.
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Ray D. Jackson
Carey
Fort Hayes
Columbus
FBI
Fort Knox
Jackson
Adam J. Marshall
Fostoria
Raymond Garrett
David Chase
Madison County
Louisville
Board Approves Annual School Budget Totals
The Carey Board of Education met Monday evening and approved the annual appropriations. General fund 332655.10, Bond retirement 84068.60, Cafeteria 7367450.00, Building fund 568000.39, Total 1015174.09.
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Carey Board of Education
Luther League Potluck and Social at Church Gym
The Senior Luther League plans a Sunday potluck in the church gym from 5 to 6 PM with dancing and charades to follow. Members are urged to bring their favorite covered dish or dessert.
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Luther League
Adults Farmers Class Meets Tuesday At High School
The Adult Farmers' Class will gather at 8 p.m Tuesday at the high school. Guest speaker will be George Pfaltzgraf of Donelson Packing Co. discussing farming topics and community matters.
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Pfaltzgraf
George Pfaltzgraf
Donelson Packing Co
Dwight Rangeler Joins News-Bulletin Staff
Dwight Rangeler of New York City has joined the McGraw-Hill News-Bulletin staff. He previously edited Dodge Group News for F W Dodge Corp and taught speech at Bowling Green State University while pursuing a master's degree. He is the son of Mrs. Troy Rangeler and the late Mr. Rangeler, with many relatives in the Ridge and Fostoria area.
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Dwight Rangeler
New York City
McGraw-Hill News-Bulletin
Bowling -Green
State U
Cornell
Rangeler
BGSU
Troy
Hazel McKee) Rangeler
Fostoria
Ridge
News-Bulletin
McGraw- Hill
Mrs. McKee Elected Vice President of Oak Ridge Project
Mrs. E V McKee of Carey was elected vice president at the St Francis of Oak Ridge Project board meeting in Green Springs. Mrs Gretchen Stevens of Catawba Island was named president, with Mrs Ann Powell of Bowling Green as secretary and Mrs Helen McGuire of Rudolph as treasurer.
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E. V. McKee
Carey
St. Francis
Oak Ridge
Green Springs
Gretchen Stevens
Catawba Island
Ann Powell
Bowling Green
Helen McGuire
Rudolph
Wyandot County Commissioners Name Robert R. Mott President
The Wyandot County Commissioners elected Robert R. Mott of Carey as president for the upcoming year. Other commissioners are Harold Shuman of Upper Sandusky and Dale F. Myers of Carey in his first term. Charles Reed Jr. was reap pointed as clerk. Meetings are set for Saturday mornings and all day Monday. A $3 fox bounty was approved and $500 was appropriated for the program.
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Wyandot County
Robert R. Mott
Carey
Harold Shuman
Upper Sandusky
Dale F. Myers
Charles Reed, Jr
Joe Jacoby Wins Talent Contest At Tiffin
Joe Jacoby son of Mr and Mrs M J Jacoby of N Vance Street won first prize in a Sunday talent contest sponsored by the Tiffin Deanery Catholic Youth Organization at Tiffin. The Carey High School sophomore played a piano solo and received a 15 dollar cash award.
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Joe Jacoby
M. J. Jacoby
N. Vance Street
Tiffin Deanery
Catholic Youth Organization
Tiffin
Joe
Carey High School
Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union 13th Annual Meet
The 13th annual meeting will be held at 7 30 pm Sunday January 20 in Our Lady of Consolation School auditorium. A short business session precedes entertainment by school children and lunch will be served. All are welcome.
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Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union
Our Lady of Consolation
New Riegel School Board Reorganizes
The New Riegel School Board re elected Harold Clouse president and William Brose vice president. Other members are Raymond Mathias Ernest Hohman and Raymond Theis. Paul Bouillon was appointed clerk to succeed Albert Borer who resigned after 25 years.
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New Riegel
Harold Clouse
William Brose
Raymond Mathias
Ernest Hohman
Raymond Theis
Paul Bouillon
Albert Borer
Ohio railroad origins and Toledo glass structure noted
The record notes the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad incorporating in January 1832 to build a line from Dayton to Sandusky via Springfield. It also cites the completion on January 15, 1936 of Toledo’s first all glass windowless structure.
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Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
Dayton
Sandusky
Springfield
Toledo
Peoples Bank Reports Best Year and Culler Retires
The Peoples Bank announces its most successful year to stockholders at the annual meeting on January 9. Longtime cashier I L Culler retires effective December 30 and is recovering at his son Melford’s Findlay home. Directors for 1963 were reelected: T E Dromegold, Fred W Lewis, F E K Cassel, H A Leetiner, R Dean McGill, H E Snyder, Clayton Twining. Dromegold remains president and chairman. E Lewis is vice president and secretary. Twining is vice president and cashier. Robert Heck is assistant VP and auditor. Other officers were reelected: Calvin F Thome assistant VP. assistant cashiers Mrs. Ross Johnson, Mrs. Georgia Foster, Mrs. Ralph Gibson, Suellens Gibson. bookkeeper Mrs. Wade Niederkohor.
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Peoples
L. ‘Culler
Culler
Melford
Findlay
T. E. Dromegold
Fred
Ewis
EF. K. Cassel
H. A. Leétiner
Dean McGill
H E. Snyder
Clayton Twining
Mr. Dromgold
Mr. Twining
Robert Heck
Calvin F. ‘Thome
Ross
Johnson
Seorgia Foster
Ralph Gibson
Suellens
Gibson
Wade Niederkohr
Ohio Bankers Assn Guest Speaker At Carey Dinner
Neil Milner of Columbus will address the annual dinner of the Carey Community Development Corporation. The event, early next Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Homestead dining room, invites officers, directors and members to bring spouses. Reservations are due by Saturday evening and voting memberships are set at five dollars.
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Neil Milner
Columbis
Rio Bankers Association
Carey Community Development Corporation
The
Bankers Association
Esepyreon
Car Slams Into Truck on Icy U S 23 Near Carey
No injuries reported after a 5:50 p m crash on U S 23 four miles southeast of Carey as an icy banked curve caused Edward McGoldrick 41 of Dalton Illinois to slide his 1963 Ford into a southbound 1960 International tractor trailer driven by George Lucas 23 of Dresden Ohio The truck was going 2 mph the car 45 mph both drivers provided statements There was major damage and traffic was delayed while the scene was cleared and the curve salted
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Carey
U.S. 23
W. Dean Mcallister
Edward T. McGoldrick
Dalton
Ill
International Tractor-Trailer
George Lowell Lucas
Dresden
Sheriff's Department
U. S. 23
Upper
Sandusky
Wyandot Sheriff to file manslaughter charge in fatal crash
Wyandot County sheriff to file manslaughter charges against James H. Stapley 24 driver in a two car crash on U S 30 near S R 699. Victim Mrs Allen Baublitz 59 of Upper Sandusky was killed instantly. Stapley suffered a skull fracture and head lacerations and remains hospitalized at Wyandot Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Sheriff's Department
S. R
U. S. 30
Allen Baublitz
Route 1
Upper Sandusky
Stapley
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Carey Times Notice on Subscriber Address Compliance
The Carey Times urges subscribers to provide complete street addresses under new postal rules. Incomplete addresses may delay delivery and return corrected notices cost 10 cents to the newspaper. Please notify the office in advance of any address changes to ensure continued service.
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Carey Times
Round Robin Starts Five Week Euchre Event at Amis Legion
Five week round robin begins Monday evening at the Amis Legion euchre tournament. All euchre players are invited to participate in this community card game event.
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Euchre
St’ the
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