Betts Urges Federal Aid Program for Future Generations
Eighth District Congressman Jack A Betts Ohio warns in Washington that the administrations budget relies on higher spending and debt with tax cuts to come later. He calls for a new Federal aid program for children to ensure future generations can meet their own obligations and fiscal discipline is restored.
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Washington, D. C
Jackson’e. Betts
Ohio
Committee On’ Ways and Means
Congress
Visual problems in children linked to reading success
Dr. Lois Bing of Cleveland spoke at the January meeting of the local International Reading Association Council at Lincoln School Findlay. She cited studies showing wide variation in visual development and its close link to reading difficulties, stressing early detection in kindergarten and first grade. The next Reading Council gathering will be March 4 at Riley School Fostoria. open to all reading teachers.
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Caroline Pifer
Carey ‘Schools
International Reading Association
Lincoln School
Findlay
Lois. Bing
Cleveland
Bing
Reading Council
Riley School
Fostoria
PTA Will See Civil Defense Film at Monday Meeting
The P T A invites members friends and the public to a regular meeting at the school auditorium Monday at p m A Civil Air Defense film supplied by Harry Rook will be shown The 20 minute sound narrated program follows PTA business and refreshments in the cafeteria afterward Plan to attend.
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P.T.A
Civil Air Defense
Harry Rook
Rook
Carey
Reguilar
Roy Blues Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Roy Blue of Richwood route 1 plan an open house January 27 from 2 to 4 p m at the Georgie Porgie Dining Room Richwood to mark 50 years of marriage. They wed January 28 1913 in Marysville with Rev N J Kinney officiating. The couple has two sons Donald Dayton and Nelson Richwood and six grandchildren. They formerly lived in Carey and ran Blue s Restaurant in the Keller building.
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Roy Blue
Richwood
Route 1
Georgie Porgie
Blue
Emma M. Park
N. J. Kinney
Marysville
Donald
Dayton
Nelson
Wyandot Officials Attend Rhodes Inauguration
County Commissioner and Mrs. Robert Mott joined Wyandot county residents in Columbus for Governor James A. Rhodes inaugural ceremony in the State House Rotunda and the luncheon at the Veterans Memorial. They stayed over Tuesday on business and returned home that night.
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Robert Mott
Wyandot County
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
State House
Veterans Memorial
Elks Honor District Deputy Ralph Jenet in Upper Sandusky
Reception and dance at the BPO Elks Lodge Upper Sandusky honors District Deputy Ralph Jenet. Social hour 9 10 p m dancing to Mack Finch orchestra from 10 to 1 a m. Open to members and guests at $1 50 per person.
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Ralph Jenet
BPO Elks
Upper Sandusky
Mack Finch
Republican Women Plan Activities in Wyandot County
Twenty one members attended the Wyandot County Republican Women meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Mott northeast of Carey. Committees were formed for a membership drive and for the Lincoln Day dinner with Lt Governor John Brown as speaker on February 21 in Upper Sandusky. An annual spring conference will be held April 25 to 27 in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Robert Mott
Carey
Clayton Twining
L. N. Zahn
Harold Shuman
Edith Kuenzli
Upper Sandusky
Dale Gregg
Kathryn Bonnin
Sycamore
Russell Cover
Clyde Markley
Nevada
Charles Rieser
David Sears
Hampster
Lester Leeth
Marseilles
Harry Spoon, Jr
Alfred Swerlein
McCutchenville
Justin Wolford
Forest
Tom Bristoll
Wharton
L. M. Cornely
Kirby
Upper Sandus
Charles Beis
Gregg
Washington, D. C
Sheraton Park Hotel
Mott
Stewart Case
Wilbur Alban
Beis
Charles Buckland
School Board Views Equipment Trip to Lakota and BG State
President Ferdinand Williams and the board visited Lakota High School and Bowling Green State University on January 10 to inspect school equipment. They focused on Lakota bleachers and BG State cafeteria equipment, with BGSU food service director Milliran later visiting Carey school to discuss needs.
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Ferdinand Williams
H. R. Wenner
Vincent Brown
E. V. McKee
Lakota High School
Bowling Green State University
Lakota
Food Service
Milliran
B.G.S.U
Carey School
Mothers March on Polio Named Carey Chairman
Mrs Ross A Patterson of 130 Dow Street is named Carey chairman for the 1963 Mothers March on Polio. The drive will be conducted Wednesday January 30 with solicitors calling at homes during the day or evening. Envelopes will be left for those not at home to donate.
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Ross A. Patterson
Dow Street
Carey
Farmers Class to Hear Talk on Credit
Joel Newman of the Production Credit Association of Upper Sandusky discusses the use of credit by farmers at the Carey Adult Farmers' Class Tuesday evening at the high school. Newman brings years of experience in extending credit to farmers. Classes begin at 8 p.m.
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Joel Newman
Production Credit Association of
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Newman
Burks and Needles Move to New Sycamore Office
Plumbing and heating contractors Burks and Needles have relocated their business office to a new building on West 7th Street in Sycamore after moving their shop earlier. The firm’s new telephone number is Sycamore 927 5602.
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Burks and Needles Company
W. 7Th Street
Sycamore
Village council conducts routine business and approves finances
The village council met Monday with full attendance and passed Ordinance 565 authorizing advertisement for water sewer street and cemetery contracts for 1963. They reviewed village debt totaling 342300 and cemetery funds, renewed garbage collection contract with a 9 day escape clause, discussed two new trucks, deferred sewage plant acceptance, and noted police fines and a railroad crossing commendation.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Memorial Park
Spring Grove
Zenith McLarkey
Daye Myers Heads Carey Community Development Group
David Myers was elected president of the Carey Community Development Corporation at its fifth annual meeting held after dinner at the Homestead. He succeeds Rex Huston and will lead a board with Alfred Hucke as first vice president and Phil Hilty as director. Christine Straw was re elected secretary treasurer.
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David Myers
Carey Community Development Corporation
Homestead
Rex Huston
Alfred Hucke
Tr. J. “Hilty
Bill Howard
Christine’ Straw
Phillips
Ken Stahl
William Heart
Hilty
Herth
Miller
George Dunn
Virgil
Kear
Carl Krout
Huston
Carey Community, Development Corporation
Shad
Myers
Carey
Carey Board awards high school addition contracts
The Carey Board of Education approved contracts totaling 530 662 for a high school addition. General Roth Brothers Norwalk 374 000 plumbing and heating Boughan Brothers Lima 99 997 electrical Fought Electric Co Lindsay 56 665. 27 bids opened December 21. The board rejected bids for kitchen equipment bleachers and backstops and will rebid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Board of Education
General
Roth Brothers
Norwalk
Boughan Brothers
Lima
Fought Electric Co
Lindsay
Board of Education
Hessler Construction Co
Knowlton Construction Co
Peterson Construction Co
Weithman Bros
Steinle- Wolfe, Inc
Roth
Findlay Equipment Sales, Inc
Denny Supply Co
George J. Haase Co
Brown Equipment Co
Miller Co
Bowling Green Equipment Co
Soldier Addresses Change for Air Force Members
AB James D. Maenle reports a new address at 3322 Sqd Box 777 Basic Military School Amarillo AFB Texas. AB William C. Sloman lists a first address at Fit 1699 1702 Box 1526 Lackland AFB Texas.
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James D. Maenle
Amarillo Afb
Texas
William C. Sloman
Lackland
Afb
Parents urge better behavior at local theatre
A reader, signing as a parent, counters last week’s letter and urges a view supporting the theatre. The writer cites loud films, talking patrons, running children, and gum on floors but notes improvement after a visit and calls for responsible parental attendance to restore enjoyment and attendance.
Mary Myers to Celebrate 101st Birthday in Carey
Mrs Mary Myers of 322 West North Street will turn 101 on Saturday January 26. Her family roots run through the Benedict and Catherine Logsdon line, she has a daughter Maurice Gaster and son Emmet plus 3 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She recently welcomed her first great great grandchild Barbara Marie Myers and remains cared for at home though mostly bedridden. No public celebration is planned due to health but well wishes are welcome.
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Mary Myers
W. North Street
Barbara Marie Myers
Clifford Myers
Carey
A. C. Logsdon
Springfield
Henry Myers
Carey Police Report Details 1962 Arrests and Cases
The Carey Police Department reported 246 arrests in 1962 with 195 in the local court and 31 in Municipal Court Upper Sandusky. Traffic offenses dominated the local charges while 31 Municiapl Court cases included license issues and thefts. The year saw 210 traffic warnings, 802 complaints, 58 incarcerations, 55 overnight housing, and 2,708 parking tickets.
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Carey Police Department
W. R. Jacob
Carey Police Justice Court
Municipal Court
Upper Sandusky
Cubs of Pack 13 Urged to Attend Uniformed Meeting
Pack 13 Cubs are asked to wear uniforms for a 1 p.m. Sunday meeting at Christ Lutheran Church gym.
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PACK
Cubs
Pack 13
Christ Lutheran Church
Banker explains bank service to Carey group at dinner
Neil Milner of the Ohio Bankers Association told about 60 attendees at the Carey Community Development Corporation dinner how banks serve communities. He used charts to show services, government work, loan sources, and the role of depositors in loan risk. He urged consulting your banker for financial problems.
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Neil Milner
Columbus
Ohio Bankers Association
Carey Community Development Corporation
Homestead
Wm. E. Hershman
Mr. Milner
Lutherans Elect Church Councilmen in Annual Meeting
George W. Snyder was reelected to a three year term on the Christ Lutheran Church Council at the annual congregational meeting. C. A. Yeoman and Chester Vogel were elected for similar periods, succeeding Earl LeMott and Joe Sammet. Holdover members include Paul A. Burson Alvin Fruth Wendell Myers Reid Heck Carl Tumbell and Frederick Williams. The council named officers for the coming year and Vogel leads a three year drive to raise one hundred thousand dollars. Congregational reports show growth with 1962 attendance at 306, Sunday School 217, baptized members 1071, confirmed 785, and communal activities including weddings funerals baptisms and many pastor visits. A third youth choir was started and evangelism plans for the year were outlined.
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George W. Snyder
Christ Lutheran Church Council
C. A. Yeoman
Chester Vogel
Earl LeMott
Joe Sammet
The
Coun
Paul A. Burson
Alvin Fruthid Wendell Myers
Reid Heck
Carl Tumbell
Frederick Williams
Church Council
George E. Cressman
Burson
Turnbell
Williams
Heck
Paul Richardson
Frank Kasian
Vogel
Congregational Reports
Congregational Meeting
New Lutheran Church In America
Charles Buckland
Sportsman Assn Annual Meet Sunday
The Carey Conservation Sportsman Association will hold its annual meeting Sunday at 2:30 PM at the Recreational Park Club House. Members are urged to attend to learn about future plans and the club’s financial status. A lunch and refreshments will follow.
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The
Carey Conservation Sportsman Association
Recreational Park Club
Carey Jaycees Mark Two Anniversaries in Jaycee Week
Carey Jaycees join over 4 000 chapters in observing the 43rd anniversary of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Carey marks its 13th year with local leaders noting the movement's growth to 200 000 members in 80 nations.
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Carey Jaycees
Jaycee
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Henry Geissenbier
St. Louis
Isian
St.« Lois
Jaycee Chapter
Carey
Sa. Jaycees
Jaycee Wee
Tulsa
Okla
Miami
Marion
Eugene Hoépf
Kat] Schmitz
Dick Adn
Ralph
Carey Poverello Credit Union Elects Officers
At its 13th annual meeting in Our Lady of Consolation school auditorium on Sunday evening January 20, the Carey Poverello Credit Union reported assets of 399 418 dollars and declared a 4 percent dividend. Officers re elected include John Windau as president James Myers as first vice president Fr Hubert Kobsinski OFM Conv as second vice president Dorothy Weaver as secretary Hilda Jacob as treasurer.
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Carey Poverello Credit Union
Our Lady of Consolation
John Windau
James Myers
Hubert Kobsinski
OFM Conv
Dorothy Weaver
Hilda Jacob
Harold Emerine
Henry O’flaherty
Urban Hoops
Edmund Logsdon
Gerald Collet
Jene Orians
Richard Brown
M. Joan
M. Thomas
M. Geraldine
Carey Scout To Receive Eagle Award
William Windau son of Mr and Mrs Norbert Windau of W North Street will receive the Eagle Scout Award in a 3 pm Sunday ceremony at Our Lady of Consolation School auditorium A number of Harding Area Council officials and Scout troops will attend inviting all to attend.
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William Windau
Norbert Windau
W. North Street
Our Lady of Consolation School
Harding Area
Carey Community Development Corp First Meeting Under New President
Officers and directors are urged to attend at the Municipal Building at 8 p.m. Tuesday for the group’s first meeting under new president Dave Myers. All members are invited.
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CCDC
Carey Community Development Corporation
Dave Myers
Women of the Moose Host Mid-Winter Conference Here
Carey Lodge No.600 will host the Mid-Winter Conference Sunday at the local lodge. Registration starts at 12 30 with the meeting at 1 30. All members are urged to attend.
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Carey Lodge
Women of the Moose
Snow closing Carey schools and snow removal efforts
Snow forced Carey schools to close on Wednesday after snow began Tuesday afternoon. Streets piled up as village workers hauled snow from the business district during the afternoon.
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Carey
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Betts
PTA
Roy Blues
Republican Women Plan
Maryellen Miller
Frank Heck
Dunn
GMC
McGill and
Smith
McGill
Police Justice Reports
Police Justice
Clyde Jenkins
Mr. Dunn
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
A, C
W. Findlay Street
Newhard Studio
A-Bank
Sportsman Assn
Credit Union
WOM
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