Carey Caps 24 21 Victory In Close Dual Meet
Carey high school wrestled to a 24 21 win over Arcadia as the final heavyweight bout decided the meet. Larry Cole led Carey with 30 points including a last second winner. Tom Hall and Dave Beard earned key pins and decisions as Carey improved to 5 2. The Blue Devils later beat Riverdale 61 60 in a league clash with Cole scoring 30 in the win and Beard adding a 12 2 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Mullholand
Carey
Arcadia
Tom Hall
Blue Devils
Dave Beard
Ron McKinnon
Riverdale Falcons
Blué- Devils
Riverdale
Brialcons
Devils
Larry Cole
Blue Devil
Bob Mullholand
Russ Young
Tom Miller
Ridgedale
Bettsville
North Baltimore
Tiffin Calvert
Adelsperger
Pedraza
Enders
Gaether
Lynch d.Insley
Risner d
Graham
Woods P
Wolforth
Enders d. Beach
Roof P
Noble
Keister d
Bechtel
Tbs
Beard d. Lowery
McKinnon P. Kinan
Heavy
Hall P. Hill
Mrs Rosa Bakies Dies After Illness At 71
Mrs Rosa A Bakies 71 of 580 West Street died at Blanchard Valley Hospital at 4 10 p m Sunday January 14 1968 after a short illness Born in Kirby July 3 1896 she was the widow of Grover F Bakies who died May 11 1944 Surviving are children John Carey Raymond Alvada Grover E Gretna Vincent in Texas James in Las Vegas Dolores Hoerig Helena Den ner Ward Anna Mae Draper and 38 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren A sister TIllie Edgington of Tiffin two brothers and one sister and two sons preceded her in death She was a member of Our Lady of Consolation Catholic Church Rosary and Altar Society Third Order Services will be held at the church at 930 am Thursday Rev Hubert Kobansk officiating Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa A. Bakies
West Street
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Kirby
Police Dept
Ackerman
Grover F. Bakies
John
Carey
Raymond
Alvada
Grover E
Gretna
Vincent Bakies
Texas
James
Las Vegas
Nev
Herbert
Dolores) Hoerig
Toledo
Helena)Denner
Richard
Rosemary) Ward
Anna Mae
Tillie Edgington
Tiffin
Our Lady of Consolation Catholic Church
Rosary and Altar Society
Third Order
Hubert Kobansk
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Village council reports drainage improvements and insurance bids
The council notes new channels after high water to drain effluent from the wastewater stream and references a summer awareness of drainage. Resolution 520 covers transfer of village funds within a fund. Insurance bids from Burson Hilty Zierolf Bakies and Wickiser Agencies favor ZierolfBakies. A motion closes the Utility office all day Saturday. normal hours 8 to 5 Monday through Friday. The council considers purchasing five units of heat resistant helmets boots and jackets for firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burson, Hilty, Zierolf, Bakies
Wickiser
Zierolf-Bakies
Royal Wolford 85 Dies After Month in Arlington Area
Royal Wolford, 85, retired farmer of rural Arlington, died Saturday January 13 1964 at Indian Trash Nursing Home where he had been a patient a month He was born October 22 1882 in Madison Township to Francis and Margaret Wolford He never married Survived by nephew Elbert Tewell Carey and two nieces Mrs Fores Butler Findlay and Mrs Ruichar Clinger Upper Sandusky He was a member of Mo Zion Methodist Church Services January 16 at 2 pm with Rev Robert E Kiingel officiating Burial at Dunkirk Cemetery Keiper Schnurrenberger Funeral Home Dunkirk in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Wolford
Arlington
Madison Township
Francis A Margaret (Margrave) Wolford
Wolford
Nehew
Elbert Tewell
Carey
Nices
Fores Butler
Findlay
Ruichar
Clinger
Upper Sandusky
Mo Zion Methodist Church
Robert E Kiingel
Keiper
Carey Furniture Store to Mark Twelfth Anniversary Sale
Carey Furniture Store celebrates its twelfth anniversary with a tremendous house furnishing sale. Mr Isidore Collet purchased the store in December 1955 and operates from 114 S Vance St with a large warehouse. He and his family, long-time Carey residents, will host the anniversary sale, advertised in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidore Collet
Carey Furniture Store
Jerome Bernard
St Marys Avenue
E Findlay St
S. Vance
W. Findlay St
On the Square
Collet
Sherwin-Williams
Dupont
S. Vance St
Carey
Joseph Collet
Rose Miller
Kirby
Russell
Mary Jane) LaRoche
S. Lake St
Paul
Pauline) Reinhart
Tiffin
Joe
Ron
Denny
Ann
Collets
S Lake St
John
Rose Marie
Linda
Jane
Danny LaRoche
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Cs Carey
Accidents Prompt Damages in Carey January Incidents
Three separate mishaps reported involve Clifford Guthridge on S Vance Street sliding into a meter causing $25 damage, Glenn Williams offloading cement and backing into Wilber Swick Jr.’s truck with $200 damage, and Lisa Loader sliding into Larry Taylor’s car with $25 total damage. Officer Buckingham investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Rea Guthridge
Findlay Street
S. Vance Street
Guthridge
Carey
R. E. Buckingham
Glenn E. Williams
Snyder Lumber Co
Taylor
R_ E. Buckingham
Masons to Observe Religious Affirmation Day
The Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in Ohio designates Sunday January 21 1968 as Religious Affirmation Day. All Masons Eastern Stars Rainbow Girls and families are invited to a 10:30 a.m. service at Christ Lutheran Church with O C Twining as High Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Ohio
Masons
Eastern Stars
Rainbow Girls
Christ Lutheran Church
Community Meetings Listed For January Schedule
Notices detail NABA gatherings at Mrs. George Epley home with a potluck on January 25 and officer installation. Also listed are CAREY Citizens Band, KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS, AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, CRAWFORD METHODIST WSCS, CAREY KIwanis, FARM BUREAU GROUP 3B, MY IDY COIN AND HOBBY Club, and a collector item program at Mrs. J F Dible’s home this Thursday. Building permits for 1967 follow a long list of projects including dwellings, garages, porches, signs, and additions by numerous residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NABA
George Epley
West Brown Ave
Farm Bureau Counch
Carl Veith
Upper Sandusky
Local Lodges Schedule January Meetings and Installations
LICAN Women meet January 18 at 1 30 p.m. Wharton Methodist Church. MASONIC LODGE F A M 420 holds regular meeting January 22 at 7 30 p.m. Entered Apprentice Degree. Brotherhood of Christ Lutheran Church gathers January 24 at 8 p.m. for film The Parable. Spras Thomas to handle refreshments. Meeting January 18 at Mrs Roy Kirkwood’s home. Election of officers. Regular meeting January 22 at 8 p.m. Our officers installation with Findlay Lodge in Findlay January 29 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton Methodist Church
H R. Franklin
Brotherhood of Christ Lutheran Church
Spras Thomas
Roy Kirkwood
Findlay Lodge
Findlay
Talent Show Planned by Kappa Delta for April 26
The Kappa Delta Sorority sponsors a talent show on April 26 at the Carey High School Auditorium. The event includes judging and awards with a free will donation. Enter by contacting Mrs. Lee Callahan, Mrs. James Simonis, or Mrs. North Clemons. Watch for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Carey High School
Lee Callahan
James Simonis
North Clemons
Mark Allan Stock Celebrates Second Birthday
Mark Allan Stock, two years old, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Stock of 209 Worello Street, marked his second birthday on January 4 1968. Attending were Mrs Henry Stock Mr and Mrs Howard Fleece and James Mrs Lillie Fleece Mr and Mrs Robert Fleece and Christine and Mr and Mrs Edwin Pahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Allan Stock
Donald Stock
Worello St
Henry Stock
Howard Fleece
James
Lillie Fleece
Robert Fleece
Christine
Edwin Pahl
Meet Your Safety Patrol Jerry Dible
Jerry Dible, 13, seventh grader at Colonel Crawford School, is a member of the Carey Safety Patrol. He lives on N Vance Street with parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Dible and siblings Lana, Laura, Bobby, and Tony. He enjoys basketball and football, traps, guitar, and Luther League activities. His favorite TV shows include Garrison's Goblins Invaders and Gilligan's Island, and he prefers hamburgers or fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dible
Herbert Dible
N. Vance Street
Carey Safety Patrol
Lana
Laura
Bobby
Tony
Colonel Crawford School
Jerry
Dibles
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Garrison
Invaders
Gilligan's Island
Credit Union To Hold 18th Annual Meeting
The Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union will hold its 18th annual meeting at 7 30 pm on Sunday January 21 at Our Lady of Consolation school auditorium Harold Imerine president will preside over the business meeting School children will provide entertainment and lunch will be served all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union
Our Lady of Consolation School
Harold Imerine
Summit couple welcome baby Kevin David Summit
The Stork brings Mr and Mrs David G Summit Route 1 Carey 4 pound 14 ounce son Kevin David born Wyandot Memorial Hospital January 14 The mother Joyce EB Carr of Upper Sandusky is the former wife of David G Summit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Summit
Route 1
Carey
Kevin David
Wyandot ‘Memorial Hospital
Joyce Eb, Carr
Upper Sandusky
Carey Board of Education votes appropriation increase
The Carey Board of Education approved a total 1968 budget of 741 300 with an increased appropriations total of 94 607 34 at a continued January 15 1968 meeting Superintendent Myers outlined the state foundation funds and S B 950 plus a 350 block and explained tax moneys settlement with Wyandot County Auditor The 1968 fund breakdown lists General Fund 616 975 16 Bond Retirement 71 925 00 Lunch Room 42 800 00 Building 3 500 00 Uniform Supply 6 100 00 Myers noted Title I Carey Project Read application was submitted and could start around Feb 5 Board members present were President David E Myers Vice-President Joseph Sammet Board members Wenner Stombaugh Hayman and Clerk Jennie Stolven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Board of Education
Supt. Myers
Wyandot
Supp Myers
David E. Myers
Joseph Sammet
R. Wenner
Robert Stombaugh
Robert Hayman
Jennie Stolven
Quality Car Washes Arrive at Bob's Citgo Service
Bob's Citgo adds Quality Car Washes to its service lineup offering quick exterior and interior cleaning options. Local motorists can access wash bays, vacuum stations, and express "wash and vac" packages at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob's Citgo
Henry F Funk 69 dies. Upper Sandusky native
Henry F Funk of Upper Sandusky died at 7 45 p.m. Sunday January 14 in the Carey Nursing Home where he had resided three years. Born October 7 1898 in Seneca County he was a son of Henry K Funk and Rozella Snyder Funk. Survived by wife Ellen Wehrle married 1925 and children Claude Carey Frank all of Upper Sandusky Rebecca Reamsnyder Rozella Perry and Goldie Sowers of Sycamore. 16 grandchildren. Two daughters and a brother preceded him. Funeral services 2 p.m. today at Bristoll Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Klingel officiating burial McCutcheonville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F Funk
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Seneca County
Henry K
Rozella (Snyder) Funk
Ellen Wehrle
Claude
Frank
Robert
Rebecca) Reamsnyder
Upper
Sandusky
Garland
Rozella) Perry
Fremont
William
Goldie) Sowers
Sycamore
Funk
Methodist Church
Bristoll Funeral
Robert Klingel
McCutchenville
Bessie I Pond Dies After Illness in Lima Ohio
Bessie I Goff Inhoff Pond 87 of 631 S Dewey Ave Lima died January 8 1968 at Lima Memorial Hospital where she had been hospitalized two weeks Born April 11 1890 in Buck township Hardin county daughter of Lucius B and Mattie Minter Goff Lived in Lima area about 60 years member of Church of Nazarene She is survived by son Bernard Inhoff two granddaughters one grandson two great granddaughters a brother Paul C Goff and numerous nieces and nephews Four sisters and two brothers preceded her in death Funeral services were January 11 at Lewis Memorial Chapel Bellefontaine Ave Lima burial Wolf Creek Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie I. Pond
S. Dewey Ave
Lima
Lima Memorial Hospital
Buck Township
Hardin County
Lucius B
Mattie Minter Goff
Church of Nazarene
William Inhoff
Emmanuel Pond
Bernard Inhoff
Par! C. Goff
W. Findlay
Lewis Memorial Chapel
Bellefontaine Ave
Wolf Creek
Amerace Company Party Draws Large Attendance
The Amerace Company and United Rubber War Union sponsored a company party for all its employees on Saturday evening January 13 at the Carey Eagles Lodge. Chuck Taylor played guitar from 8 to 9, followed by refreshments and dancing. The Rhythm Rambler Orchestra provided music for round and square dancing after nine. Door prizes included bowling balls and garden hoses won by multiple attendees. Plant Manager Don Baldes praised the large turnout with over two hundred people in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerace Company
Can
United Rubber War Union
Thes
Carey Eagles Lodge
Chuck Taylor
Rhythm Rambler Orchests
George Lasley
Carl Engelhart
Jar Scheatzle
Jack Arnett
Wiha Johnson
Rose Hotelling
Jessie Hh
Genbotham
Don Baldes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gospel Messengers
James D. Gibson
BLU Devils
Richard Heck
Carl Dilts
Carey-Riverdale
Brad Roof
Greg Enders
Irvin Woods
Mrs. Rosa Bakies
Mrs. Geiger
Florentine Geiger
Cozy M. Logan
W. Findla Street
Geiger
Logan
Carl B. Geiger Holgate
Pearl Geiger
Columbus Grove
de Balke
Bluffton
Geige
Fra. Neussbaum
Mollie Neuswander
Berne
Indiana
Sidney Stettler
Elyria
Leo Lehman
Wayne
Leslie Lehman
Harry Lehman
Albert Lehman
Nermar Lehman
Elmer Lehman
Reuben Lehman
Harle Lehman
Decatur
Wilma Wilsh
Lou Geiger
Charles Loman
Ton Labaum
Frank Neum
Allen Grismore
Watson Stein
Detroit
Harol Bixel
Rose Wiggerman
Ben Kierley
Mary Steinmetz
Hobart Tong
Glen Tong
Arthur Tackett
Myro
Gayleen
Tamara
Jerad
Randal Dunkirk
Kenneth Geiger
Brenda
Che
Bob
Weldon Geiger
Teressa
Rodney
Keith
Reinhold Wilsh
Jenera
Mrs
Storl
Carey Citizens Band Radio Club
K. of C
Knights of Pythias
Case Hal
American Legion
Legion
Crawford Methodist
WSCS
Forest Brown
Cleveland Avenue
Harold Luzader
Carey Kiwanis Club
Columbia Gas Co
J F. Dible
West Findlay Street
Orville Ratliff
Harlow F Miller
Harry Milum
Vance St
Brayton St
John Updegraff & Paul Wonder Ehnted
R. J Spayd
Terry T. Purnell
Kremerjs
Maurice Gaster
Richardson Electric
Eldon Dame
Joseph D. Niederkohr
Richard ‘Diblé
Marathon Oil Company
Solomon Ruffing
Donald Lynch
J. F Dible
Aidan McKinnon
Wendell Myers
Anna Phillips
Carey Foodland
Ben Kemmerly
Bonnie FP Caudill
Richard Kitzler
Harold Niederkohr
Wilford C Shuman
Sylvester Myers
Paul Kramer
Myron
Susan Thompson
John A Windau
Nella E Hagley
National Lime & Stone Co
Isidore & Rose Collet
Angeline
James Perna
W. P Reile
Kenneth
Roberta Marshall
Coca-Cola Company
Joe & Soloman
Playhouse Carey Sherman
John Rusner
W. R. Jacob
the City Loan & Savings Company
Landmark Crop Service
Wyandot County
Repub
Masonic Lodge
Palm Leaf Rebekah
Keith A. Cole
6Th Marines
Camp Lejeune, N. C
Ronald R. Sample
U. S
Henry Funk
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