Carey Seminary Brother Sails for Rhodesia Radio Mission
Brother Andrew Bramanti OFM Conv has received obedience to sail for Conventual Franciscan missions in Northern Rhodesia Africa this fall. He prepared at Carey Seminary after Toledo posting and will help pack medicines and supplies for a seven year stay while pursuing radio license and aiding the mission unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Carey Seminary College
Carey
Rhodesia
Africa
Andrew Bramanti
OFM ‘Conv
Brother Andrew
Toledo
Cherry Street
Central Catholic High School
Carey Seminary
CSMC
Shack
Bernardine
OFM Conv
KSAUV
Northern
Friar -Reno
Wn8himz
Porcelain Tops JCsi In High-Scoring Slo-Pitch Playoff Shoes
Porcelain won 10 to 3 over the JCs in 6 first inning runs and 3 more in the third. H Faber hit a solo homer in the third for Porcelain. NL&S beat Harrys 12 to 11 after a late rally in the eighth. Swan edged Tim's 12 to 11 in eight innings with a late two-run rally. K of C crushed the JCs 17 to 3 aided by JC errors. Tim's allowed the most runs in a 36 to 3 rout by Harry's. Standings show NL&S, Tim's Auto Service, Swan and Knights of Columbus with various records. Schedule lists games through July for several teams with a homecoming break on July 12.
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Bob Pieracini
Porcelain
Jcs
H. Faber
Nl&s
Harry’s
Swan
Tim’s
R. Higgins
J. Greer
T. Kline
Tim's
Aarry
RHE SO Id Teawackon
Harry's
Ns&s
K. of C
Sweesssine
Eden
Tim’s Auto Service
Swan Rubber
Knights of Columbus
Harry’s Pharmacy
Jaycees
Mrs Myrtie Moore Celebrates 95th Birthday at Carey Nursing Home
Mrs Myrtie Moore marked her 95th birthday Friday at Carey Nursing Home and received many cards including one from her 98 year old Davenport Iowa brother E A Roush who still tends his strawberry patch. Nearby visitors last week included Thurman Teets Tracy Keller Mrs Ella Brandt Mrs Urban Myers Mr and Mrs Charles Merkcle Mrs Nell Twining and Mrs H B Turnbell.
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Myrtie Moore
The
Carey Nursing Home
E. A. Roush
Davenport
Iowa
Nursing Home
Thurman Teets
Findlay
Tracy Keller
Ella Brandt
Urban Myers
Charles Merkcle
Nell Twining
H. B. Turnbell
Office Closure Notice for July Vacation
The office will be closed for vacation from Friday July 5 through and including July 27. Dr Loren L Pace Opt 27 and 29.
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Loren L. Pace
Crawford Township Dump Hours and Meeting Dates
The Crawford Township dump is open Monday Wednesday Saturday from 12 30 to 5 30 p m The Board of Trustees held meetings on dates 5 23 6 6 20 7 4 18 and 8 1 as listed in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Board OF Trustees
Newhard Studio Temporary Closure Dates Announced
Newhard Studio will shut from July 6 through July 17 inclusive. The notice includes dates 26 27 28 as part of the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhard
Donelson Packers Defeat Legion In Little League
The Donelson Packers defeated the Carey Legion 7-1 last Thursday evening. Tom Mullholand hit a leadoff home run, and pitcher Raymond Blair allowed 4 hits and 1 run with 8 strikeouts. Blair also hit a ground rule double as teammates Tom Snowberger Jeff Snowberger Don Cole Gary Patterson Jim Denny Scott Spayd Bryan McKee John Nye and Gary Risner contributed to a solid team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donelson Packers
Carey Legion
Tom Mullholand
Raymond Blair
Packers
Blair
Tom
Jeff Snowberger
Don Cole
Gary Patterson
Jim Denny
Scott Spayd
Bryan McKee
John Nye
Gary Risner
Farm Crop Drying Workshop Slated
The 11th annual Vocational Agriculture and Extension Service Workshop sponsored by Ohio Power Company will be held at the Hampshire House in Lima on Thursday July 11. About 60 area teachers and 27 county extension agents are invited to attend. The theme is A New Look at On the Farm Crop Drying and Storage with sessions on hay drying and storage, wiring problems, and progress reports on research projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Power Company
Hampshire House
Lima
Water Supply Update Notes High Demand in Carey Increases Limits
Carey residents report adequate water while other communities face restrictions on use to certain hours and purposes. Manager George Dunn states a second pump is in service to meet a demand of about 500 000 gallons daily, one fourth of the current 2 000 000 gallons capacity, with water still plentiful.
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Carey
George Dunn
Tiffin Editor Taken by Death
John Harold Thompson aged 66 longtime editor of The Tiffin Advertiser Tribune and author of Our Puckerbrush Way died Thursday June 27 at St Francis of Oak Ridge Hospital Green Springs from emphysema He had continued his duties until the end His body was moved to Western Reserve University medical school per his wishes Memorial services were held Sunday at Old Trinity Episcopal Church in Tiffin Known as Puckerbrush Pete his humor and homely philosophy touched many readers
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John Harold Thompson
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
St. Francis of Oak Ridge Hospital
Green Springs
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Old Trinity Epicopal Church
Tiffin
Mr. Thompson
Winners Named at Northwestern Ohio Firemen Convention
Winners named at the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Association Convention held June 15 in Clyde include Willis Heckman of Pemberville earning $1000, William Hilton of Convoy $500, Evert Shirk of Mt. Gilead $500, Jerry Wilkinson of Toledo $250, and Hal Decker of Montpelier $250.
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Northwestern Ohio
Five CHS Students Attend Yearbook Workshop at Ohio University
Five Cary High School students returned from a journalism workshop in Athens, Ohio, after a week of training in editing and writing a yearbook. Editors John and James Heck led next year’s Caryatid staff with George Cressman as business manager, joined by Sue Roynon and Janet Sopher in general sessions. The group learned layout sheets, short copy, themes, gate pages, and reverse printing to prepare Carey’s annual.
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The
Caryatid
James Heck
John Heck
George ‘Cressman
Janet Sopher
Sue Roynon
Ohio University
Athens
John
Carey
George Cressman
Corys celebrate 40th wedding anniversary in Moline
Rev and Mrs Charles W Cory of Moline marked their 40th anniversary with a reception at the Moline EUB Church attended by family and former Carey churches. The program featured organ music, a solo by Mrs Harold Russell, remarks by Dr D D Cori, songs by five granddaughters, and a display of wedding photos from June 20 1923.
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Charles Corys
Charles W. Cory
Moline
Carey
Lowell Messerschmidt
Prairie d@ Sac
Wis
Moline Eub Church
Harold Russell
Ben Waggoner
D. D. Cori
Findlay
EUB
Corys
Carol
Susan
Ruth
Linda
Nancy Messerschmidt
Carol McConshay
Galen Bamne
Willis Smith
Elbert Tewell
Wealtha Wentling
Bertha Crumline
Myrtle Saunders
Candidates Must File By Aug 7 For Upcoming Election
Candidates for election next Nov 5 must file petitions with the board of elections by 4 p.m. Aug 7. Terms expiring Dec 31 include two village council members two school board members a trustee from each township and the township clerk. Petitions may be secured by applying in person or by letter to the Wyandot County Board of Elections Upper Sandusky.
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Board of Elections
Wyandot County Board of Elections
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot Museum Open Six Days a Week
Wyandot County Historical Museum at 130 S Seventh Street Upper Sandusky welcomes visitors six days weekly with no admission fee. Free parking is nearby. Hours are 10 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 to 4 30 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Tours for clubs or schools available by appointment. Contributions to Edward L Beard fund membership. A museum visit pleases out of town guests.
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Wyandot County Historical Museum
S. Seventh Street
Upper Sandusky
Edward L. Beard
The
Historical Society
Wharton Class of 56 Reunion Set for July 14
The sixth annual Wharton High School 1956 graduating class reunion will be held Sunday July 14 at Vanlue Park. A noon pot luck dinner will be served. Officers are President Bill Rickle Vice President Junior Justice and Secretary Mrs William Kline.
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Wharton
Wharton High School
Vanlue Park
Bill Rickle
William Kline
Swim Lessons Begin July 8 at Municipal Pool
Group lessons at 35 cents and private lessons at 75 cents start July 8 at the Municipal Pool. Private and adult instruction available by office visit or call 396-6885. Schedule lists times by age groups and adults with lifeguard instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee Municipal
Carey EUB Pastor Reappointed as Appointments Made
The Rev Robert A. Jones is reappointed to serve Memorial EUB Church for the coming year. Ohio Sandusky Annual Conference held June 25 to 27 at Camp St Marys opened with communion and concluded with appointments. Central Area Crusade voted in. Lent evangelistic thrust planned 1964. Two ministers retired this year Rev W B Smith and Rev W D Ramsey. Nine men ordained Wednesday evening. New ministers appointed in Upper Sandusky Group include Heth H Carl Dun Kirk Ernest H Daubert Sycamore Mark Burden Vanlue Chauncey Woodworth supply. Charles Adams Lakeview assigned. Lee Hiatt Delta Circuit Napoleon Group. Leslie Squires Beech Grove to Climax Bucyrus Group.
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Robert
A. Jones
Cecil Stoltz
Jones
Ohio
Sandusky
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Camp,St. Marys
Paul M ‘Herrick Aeene
Grand Rapids
Central’ Area
Evangelical
United Brethren
Central Area
W. B. Smith
Carey
W. D. Ramsey
Upper Sandusky
Heth. H. Carl
Dunkirk
Ernest H. Daubert
Sycamore
Mark Burden
Vanlue
Chauncey Woodworth
Supply
Wharton
Beech Grove
Charles Adams
Lakeview
Wapakoneta
Lee Hiatt
Clicuit
Delta
Napoleon
Leslie Squires
Climax
Bucyrus
Carey Exempted Village offers summer driver training
The Carey Exempted Village School runs a summer program with driver training and reading classes. Carl Cupp and Richard Kuzma report 30 students in driver training, while Myrtle Saunders guides five reading enrichment pupils. The Crippled Children's Society center also runs a speech program with 12 pupils taught by Miss Lynn Powell.
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Carey
Carl Cupp
Richard Kuzma
Myrtle Saunders
Carey Center of the Crippled Children's Society
Lynn Powell
Diane Rife Wins Buckeye Girls State Representative Seat
Diane Rife daughter of Mr and Mrs Fredrick Rife won a Buckeye Girls State election at Capital University Columbus gaining a representative berth on the Federalist ticket. She defeated three opponents to win the Hayes City seat and valuable electioneering experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Rife
Fredrick Rife
Buckeye Girls State
Capital University
Columbus
Diane
House of Representatives
Hayes City
Carey Swim Team Seeks 11–18 Year Olds for Summer Practice
Swimmers aged 11 to 18 are invited to the Carey team meeting at the pool at 8 30 tonight under leaders Steve Ball and Ken Rice. Organizers hope for a large turnout and to see last year’s veterans.
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Carey
Steve Ball
Ken Rice
Varying Meat Loaves For Flavor And Texture
Vary the texture and taste of meat loaves by using toasted or plain bread cracker crumbs rolled oats rice and cereals. Add small amounts of vegetables and fruits like grated potatoes carrots peas or grated apple to enhance flavor without overpowering the meat.
Carey Farmers' Co op Harvest Storage Offer
Notice to farmers advertising storage space available through the harvest season at the Carey Farmers' Co op with emphasis on best prices and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Co-op
Retired Pastor Dr. Lewis P. Speaker Remembered
Dr. Lewis P. Speaker, former Christ Church Carey pastor, elected Pastor Emeritus of First Church Austin on June 3 1963. Biographical sketch notes his 44 years in ministry, leadership roles in Ohio and Texas, and his wife Mary Campbell Speaker's community leadership. The couple has one child Lucy Lee and a grandson. He plans part time work in Austin post retirement.
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Lewis” P. Speaker
Christuhutheran Church
Carey Times
D. Hoye Eargle
School of Journalism
University of Texas
Speaker
First Church
Austin
Texas
The
T. Benton Peery
New Iberia
University of Isville
Hamma Divinity School
Wittenberg University
Southern Conference
Synod .of
Ohio
Columbus
United Lutheran Church In America
Wittenberg
USCA
Franklin County
Columbus Council of Churches
First English
Texas Synod
Synod
Mary Campbell Speaker
Louisville
Carey
University of Louisville
Ohio State University
Austin Council of Church Women
American Association of University Women
Lucy Lee
Richard Evans Grant
U. S. Geological Survey
Grants
Alexandria
Moving to Michigan for Claude Biles family
Mr and Mrs Claude Biles and family will leave July 12 for a new home in Wyoming Michigan. They will reside at 1010 26th Street after moving from 330 West North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude, Biles and Family
North Street
26Th Street
Wyoming, Mich
Permit Requirement Reminder for Crawford Township Work
Reminder notes that construction projects costing three hundred dollars or more in Crawford Township require a permit. Applications should be filed with Clerk C. A. Yeoman.
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Crawford Twp
C. A
Instrumental Music Summer Program Starts Monday
Over 200 Carey students are enrolled in a summer instrumental music program led by director John Gregory. Participants include students from Our Lady of Consolation School and Carey Public School system in grades 6 through 12, with class and private lessons and band rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
John Gregory
Our Lady of Consolation School
Kathleen Brown
Pat Klein
Thomas Krupp
Martha Logsdon
Mike Canode
Eileen House
Cheryl Roynon
Cathy Fabiani
Jane Campbell
Keith Baker
David Hale
Keith Phillips
Fred Lasley
Mary Vaughn
Alice White
Joyce Emerine
Jane Gibson
Joan Dubois
Hail Damage From Monday Storm Hits Local Farms
A Monday night storm at about 7 p.m. caused extensive damage to crops south of Carey. The W R Weaver farm saw a 20 acre corn field stripped, beans beaten down, and wheat lightly damaged with harvest in a week. A maple tree also broken. Similar damage reported on Leo Bradman Sr. farm. further reports awaited.
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Carey
W. R. Weaver
Crawford
Weaver
Leo Bradman
The
Times
Franklin Haferd Named Technical Standards Director
Franklin Haferd, newly appointed Technical Standards and Quality Control Director at North Electric Co. of Galion Ohio, is a Carey High School and Michigan State University graduate with a long tenure since 1950. The firm, a major supplier of automatic telecommunications systems, is affiliated with Telefonaktie Bolaget LV Ericsson of Stockholm Sweden.
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North Electric Company
Galion
Ohio
Franklin H. Haferd
Haferd
Carey High School
North
Michigan State University
Telefonaktie Volaget L. M. Ericsson
Stockholm
Sweden
Carey Eagles Host District Meet and 26th Lodge Anniversary
Carey Aerie No. 2198 F.O.E. will host the district meeting on July 13 with Peter Wilhelm Northwest Zone vice-president Ohio State Aerie of Paulding as principal speaker. The event also marks the 26th anniversary of the Carey Eagles Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wilhelm
Northwest Zone
Ohio State Aerie of
Paulding
Carey Aerie No
F.O.E
Carey Eagles Lodge
Tiells to Build One Floor Brick House Near Alvada
Mr and Mrs Ralph Tiell of Fostoria have bought a lot from Leroy and Mrs Tiell east of Alvada on route 1. They plan a one floor brick house with three bedrooms and an attached garage facing County Road 10 the Alvada New Riegel Road.
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Ralph Tiell
Fostoria
Goodwill Truck Scheduled to Pick Up in Carey Monday
The Goodwill truck will be in Carey on Monday to collect contributions. Call Mrs. John Walters at 396 4491 for pickup service.
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Carey
John Walters
Village Council Postpones Route 103 Funding Action
The village council postponed Ordinance No. 568 which would allocate 1000 toward State Route 103 restoration due to the absence of two members. The state will resurface S Vance Street from Findlay to Clay and extend a new route serving the by pass under construction. Action awaits Councilmember Hendricks’s return. The cost of the access route is now estimated at 305000. The 1 mill Memorial Park levy expires year’s end and renewal awaits full council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryellen Miller
State Highway Department
Clarence J. Hagley
John Hendricks
S. Vance Street
Findlay Street
Clay Street
Hendricks
George Dunn
Edward L. Beard
Memorial Park
Ridge Township Extends Fire Protection Contract
Fire Protection Contract Manager Dunn renews Ridge township's contract for three years on the same terms of $18.75 per month. Ridge township will also compensate volunteer firemen who respond to alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Ridge Township
Carey Council Updates Fireman First Class Promotion
Richard Clark was advanced to fireman first class effective July 12 after completing his probation on July 1. Memorial Park work begins as the Carey board of education seeks use of park space for football practice during school construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Richard Clark
Mr. Clark
Carey Board of Education
Memorial Park
Robert Heck
Village Adopts Biannual Clean Up Week Plan
Council approves former annual cleanup week now to occur each spring and fall. Village manager to set curbside rubbish collection dates as trucks haul away refuse. Carey Police to survey streets for possible one side parking to reduce traffic hazards on narrow roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Council
Carey Police Department
City Council Authorizes Final Payment On Sewage Plant
The council approves a $500 final payment to Christopher Construction Co. of Columbus for the general contract of the new sewage disposal plant. Payment hinges on minor repairs being certified by engineers McGill and Smith. Myers and Stahl of the Carey CDC push for brochure funding to boost Carey, with solicitor Cassel to review legality for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Construction Co
Columbus
McGill and
Smith
David Myers
Ken Stahl
Carey Community Development Corporation
Council
Carey
F. K. Cassel
CCDC
Myers
Stahl
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Lewis P. Speaker
Michigan
Franklin Haferd
Carey Eagles
Clyde Jenkins
Baby Pool
Wyandot County Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
John Windau
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