Mother's March Honors Local Chairman and Her Family
Dwayne Lanker, 2 1/2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed mond E. Lanker, is pictured as proof of March of Dimes support. Born with schlasia, he received hospital care and extensive treatment aided by the National Foundation and Children's Hospital Birth Defects Clinic. Mrs. Lanker serves as local march chair for Wyandot county with volunteers canvassing, while Police Chief W R Jacob leads the Carey area effort. Donations are sought via downtown containers and mail to the county treasurer, with school children also collecting funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhard Studio
Dwayne Lanker
Edmond E. Lanker
Brayton Street
March of Dimes
Dwayne
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
National Foundation
Children's Hospital
Wyandot County
W. R. Jacob
Carey
Band Mothers
Jaycee Ettes
Women's Club
The
Rosary Altar Society
Tina Lindsay Chosen for Senior Girl Scout Round-Up
Tina Lindsay 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lindsay northeast of Carey, is selected as a delegate to the Senior Girl Scout Round-Up July 15 to 28 in Farragut Idaho. Cathy Beagle is an alternate. Tina, a Carey High School junior, is among 24 Heritage Trails Council seniors chosen from applications after interviews. Training starts Saturday at Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Lindsay
James Lindsay
Carey
Farragut
Idaho
Cathy Beagle
Leo Beagle
Tina
Carey High School
Heritage Trails Council
Mansfield
Farm Bureau Women to Meet in Upper Feb. 2
The Wyandot County Farm Bureau Women's Committee February meeting will be held at the Ohio Power Office on S. Sandusky Avenue in Upper Sandusky February 2 at 8pm. The program The Joy of Total Electric Living by Miss Zuma Roberts Home Service Representative will be featured. Husbands and other guests are cordially invited to attend.
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Wyandot County Farm Bureau ‘Women’s Committee
Ohio Power
S. Sandusky Avenue
Upper Sandusky
Total Electric
Zuma Roberts
Home Service
Revival at Church of Christ in Carey area
The Church of Christ Christian Union near Carey on Route 568 hosts a revival from January 27 to February 7. Evangelist Rev. John DeMint, Circleville Bible College graduate, will lead gatherings at 7 30 each evening. Public invited. Pastor Rev. R S Bridges presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Br. Christian Union
Carey
Rt. 568
John DeMint
Circleville Bible College
R. 5
Bridges
Carey Conservation Sportsmans Association Meeting Notice
Stockholders meet January 31 1965 at 2 p m at the club house to elect two directors and address any other business. Officers Ralph Musgrave president Ray Peiffer secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Conservation Sportsmans Association
Ralph "Musgrave
Ray Peiffer
Spring in the Air as Robins Increase in Town
Mr and Mrs Wayne Flack reported a robin in their yard then revised to at least 36 robins arriving in 50 degree weather. The flock was digging for worms as observers counted the birds, though the count later became uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Flack
Mr. Flack
Firemen Answer Two Calls In One Week
Twelve volunteer firefighters answered an alarm at 10 04 a m Thursday January 21 on St Rt 509 when a tool shed owned by Ohio Engineering Co caught fire An overheated oil stove was blamed for the blaze Motors and equipment were housed in the shed with damage estimated as unknown At 11 20 a m Friday a gas flare up at the Arthur Tackett home on E North Street sent firefighters out again The gas company regulators work caused the flare up but no damage resulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rt
Ohio Engineering Co
Arthur Tackett
E. North Street
Gas Co
Zeek Joins Carey Times Staff
Richard P. Zeek of 131 Center Street Findlay joined the Carey Times staff and began duties January 1. He is married to Connie Rae Struble of Findlay and they have a two year old daughter Robin Kayleen. Zeek is 22, son of Rev. and Mrs. Charles G. Zeek and completed three years in the U. S. Air Force stationed at March Air Force Base California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Zeek
Center Street
Findlay
Carey Times
Connie Rae Struble
Robin Kayleen
Zeek
Charles G. Zeek
EUB
U. S. Air Force
March Air Force Base
Calif
Carey Development Corp elects officers and hosts guest speaker
David E. Myers will again head the Carey Community Development Corporation with Ken Stahl as president and Calvin Thome as second vice president. Glenda Smiley was re elected secretary treasurer at the annual dinner at Homestead Restaurant. The slate of directors for 1965 includes Louis Hogps Richard Snggok Jr and Ross Patterson with holdover directors William E Hershman Mrs Robert Frederick Jack Clark George Dunn Jim Lynch and Leon Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Myers
Carey Community Development Corporation
Ken Stahl
Calvin Thome
Glenda Smiley
Homestead
William E. Hershman
Louis, Hogps
Richard “Snggok
Ross Patterson
Myers
Carroll W. Hill and Associates
Ridge
Cawford
Ohio Medical Association
Carey
Shharket Transfer Co
Perma-Grip Corp
Rapid Seal Corp
Lone Star Boat Co
Garry Harsh
Carroll W. Hill & Associates
Mr. Hill
OLC Team Posts Strong Season Pace in Deanery Play
Our Lady of Consolation school finishes 7 3 in league and 9 3 overall to place runner up in the Tiffin Deanery league. The roster lists varsity players Dennis Math ern John Nye Larry Niederkohr Jerry Kitzler and others with a solid reserve squad. They end regular season Friday at 5 45 pm against Carey on Carey High School court.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Tiffin
St. Mary's
O.L.C
Tiffin St. Joseph
Carey O.L.C
Fostoria St. Wendelin
Tiffin St. Mary’s
Upper Sandusky St. Peter’s
Ronnie Kin
Mike Yingling
Eddie Myers
Roger Ward
Tom Snowberger
Tom Jacoby
Steve Yingling
Rick Brooks
Joe Kramer
Tom Davidson
O.S.C
Carey Public School
Carey High
E.U.B. Congress Set for Feb 6 at Bowling Green
The annual E U B men s congress will be held Saturday February 6 at Bowling Green State University. Speakers include Dr George W Crane and Tom Barrington. The event begins at 1 15 p m with a banquet communion supper at 5 45 p m Tickets are priced at 2 50.
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E.U.B. Congress
E.U.B. Men’s Congress
Bowling Green State University
George W. Crane
Tom Barrington
Elks Notice for Saturday Dance at 9 Sharp
Elks post a notice announcing a Saturday night event at nine o clock with a favorite games session followed by round and square dancing to close the evening.
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ELKS
One Week Left For Primary Filing In Carey
With less than a week to the February 3 filing deadline no candidates have filed for mayor clerk treasurer six council seats and three public affairs board seats. Petitions are circulating and must be turned in by 4 p.m. next Wednesday. Citizens urged to participate as Carey transitions to a Mayor Council government.
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Board of Elections
Upper Sandusky
Board of Public Affairs
Carey
Carey Times
Council
Carey Jaycees
Carey Times Office
Carey’s First Varsity Wrestling Team Shows Promise
Carey's fledgling varsity squad has six matches with two wins. Results include Crestline 46-5, Bloomville 39-8, Arcadia 43-6, Ontario 41-8, N Baltimore 23-18, with individual bouts listed. Coach Ralph Roberts notes strong potential despite no prior training and upcoming return with North Baltimore.
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Carey
Crestline
Bloomville
Arcadia
Ontario
N. Baltimore
The
North Baltimore
Bill Ross
Tom Dull
Ralph Roberts
Ron Blair
Hershman
Hall
P T A Holds Dedication Service Honors Past Presidents
A near capacity crowd at Col onel Crawford School attended a dedication service for Cecil G. Laird. Rev. M. C. Larimore gave the invocation. Past PTA leaders were honored, and a playground tower was announced pending weather. Speakers recalled Laird as a cheerful, faithful friend.
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P.T.A
Frederick
Luzader
Laird
Wealtha Wentling
Lincoln Grange Honors 50-Year Members at Anniversary
Lincoln Grange celebrated its 50th anniversary on Sunday January 24 at the grange hall with a basket dinner. Rev Earl Newberg gave the invocation and Master Robert Suber welcomed attendees. Four charter members received 50 year pins and James Ross Ohio State Grange Steward gave an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Grange
Grange Hall
Earl Newberg
Crawford Methodist Church
Carl Boden
Landolt
Wharton Church of God
Robert Suber
Glen Swindler
Lin
Coln Grange
Clyde Cole
Ray Platts
Paul Secrist
Swindler
James Ross
Ohio
Clifford Bear
Earl Heath
God
With
Newberg
Senior Of The Week Trudy Heck Of Carey High School
Trudy Heck is named Senior Of The Week at Carey High School. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Heck she lives at 426 W Findlay St and has four years of chorus junior senior ensemble GAA and cheerleading plus Y Teens FHA NHS Latin Club class reporter and Homecoming court membership. She works as a photographer and lifeguard and plans to study physical education in college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Trudy Heck
Trudy
Charles Heck
W. Findlay Street
Christ Lutheran Church
Luther League
Joe Newhard
Sandy Watkins
March of Dimes Dinner and Dance at Eagles Hall
A March of Dimes dinner and dance is planned for February 13 at the Eagles Hall. Dinner runs 6 to 8 30 with dancing to follow. Tickets are sold by any member and all proceeds go to the March of Dimes. Public invited.
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Eagles Hall
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Farm Bureau
Upper
Bertha M. Might
Richard A. Mohr
Harry R. Cramer
Hattie Sherman
Times
Richard Zeek
Crawford
Hilly
Hill
OLC
Ray Blair
Jerry Gore
Denis Strahm
al Bretz
Nick Long
Greg Rister
Greg Enders
Hugh Savieo
Delmo Arend
Tom Blake
Skip Baltz
N. B
John Sparks
Dave Kirian
Don Wood
Paul Huff
Lew Meggitt
Jim Kitzler
Jerry Hershman
Charles Hall
Newhard Stadio
John Duffield
Paul Fletcher
Coy Druckemiller
David Beard
Howard Coakley
Karl Weaver
Joe Myers
Irvin Woods
Colonel Crawford
Cecil G. Laird
M. C. Larimore
Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene
Sarah Walter
Jon Jacoby
H. P. Luzader
Lincoln Gr. Grange
Newbard
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