Accidents Cause Heavy Vehicle Damage Near Carey
Two crashes near Carey caused extensive damage to autos. Hiram Davis, 18, of Upper Sandusky, was hit from behind by Ray Freckley, 38, of Lancaster, as he stopped on N Walpole Street. A separate collision on Ohio 568 involved Guy Lee, 55, Vanlue, and Jerry Dyer, 17, Vanlue, with heavy damage to both vehicles and a citation issued to Lee.
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Hiram
Gene Davis
High Street
N. Walpole Street
Upper Sandusky
Ascore
Ford
Ray S. Feckley
Lancaster
Freckley
Davis
Feckley Auto
Ohio
Carey
Guy Lee
Vanlue
Volkswagen
Jerry L. Dyer
Chevrolet
Lee
Carey Shuffleboard Club Fourth of July Tourney
The Carey Shuffleboard Club held its annual Independence Day event with a Pin Can tourney. In the upper bracket Nancy Combine and Edwin King defeated Cy Williams and Henry Pieracini, while Denver Donelson and Gladys Yentzer won the consola tion. About 45 members attended the afternoon events and potluck supper despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Shuffleboard Club
Harold Shiley
Nancy Combine
Edwin King
Cy Williams
Henry Pieracini
Denver Donelson
Gladys Yentzer
Carl Kimmell
Reed Steen
Indian Trail Nursing Home and Bowl Era Seek Annexation
Ezz Keller of Bowl Era Lanes and Don Lynch of Indian Trail Nursing Home asked Carey village council to annex their properties east of Carey. Keller plans near expansion needing city water. Lynch may install sewer lines to admit patients, with township consent required. Windau suggested a course of action.
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Ezz Keller
Don Lynch
Indian Trail
Carey
Keller
Lynch
John Windau
Augsperger to Head Education Group in Ohio
R E Augsperger former Mohawk Schools superintendent named executive director of Citizens for Education in Ohio a new statewide nonprofit. Arthur E Loeb Jr Columbus first president and other officers include Hugh Calkins Harry Hoffheimer Lee Cunningham Blaine Toakies. Special council meeting July 12 to finalize matter and seek state approval while sewer and zoning costs are reviewed. Building permits approved for Don Hunter and Vincent Krupp. Health Dept requires graves permits. moving cemeteries prohibited June through August amid council actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Augsperger
Citizens For Education
Ohio
Arthur E. Loeb, Jr
Columbus
Loeb
Citizens For
Hugh Calkins
Cleveland
PACE
Citizens In Education
Harry Hoffheimer
Cincinnati
Cincinnati School Foundation
Lee Cunningham
Kettering
Kettering School Advisory Council
Blaine Toakies
Street
Chicago
Isl
Dunn
North Clemons
South
Vance Streets
F. K Cassel
Legion
Frazier Addition
Zenith McLarkey
Police Justice
Don Hunter
E. North Street
Vincent Krupp
David Straw
Carey Homecoming Parade Kicks Off with Queen Coronation
Carey hosts a multi day homecoming event starting with a coronation at 5 30 p m and a parade at 6 p m marching from West Street to Patterson Street park. 1964 queen Mrs Donavon Arnold will crown Miss Barbara O Flaherty. Volunteers urged for parade entries and midway booths. Fireworks, reduced midways, and family activities planned through Saturday with prize awards and a baby sitting service for children under seven.
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Carey
Barbara O'Flaherty
Dean Ma
Legion Pavilion
Carl Barry
WFOH
American Fireworks Co
Hudson
American Legion Auxiliary
Bill Howard
Ed Logsdon
Carey Rainbow Girls
Traffic Crackdown Ordered by Village Police Chief
Residents on East and West Findlay Street petitioned Police Chief Vincent Jacob about reckless drivers late at night and on Sundays. He announced that arrests can be made if a citizen identifies the auto and license plate and that fines up to 50 dollars may be issued for speed violations. One officer works 16 hours daily, limiting patrol coverage, while other reports wait processing. A separate caller reported youths causing a disturbance at a local drive-in restaurant.
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East
West Findlay Street
Robert Gibson
W. Findlay Street
Vincent Jacob
Jacob
Carey
Masonic Picnic Set For July 16 At Water Works Park
The annual Masonic picnic will be held Friday July 16 at Water Works Park. All Masons and families from the Blue Lodge Carey Chapter Eastern Star and Rainbow for Girls are invited. Each family should bring a covered dish. Soft drinks and coffee will be furnished.
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Waterworks Park
Blue Lodge
Carey Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Order of the Rainbow
Firemen Respond To Grass Fire Near Carey
A grass fire at 12 25 pm Monday burned on the property of Miss Marie Obringer south of Carey. Fifteen Carey Volunteer Firemen arrived to extinguish the blaze with minor damage reported.
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Marie Obringer
Carey
Methodist Youth to Meet Sunday at Carey Memorial Park
Juniors and seniors of the Methodist Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church will meet at 8 45 am Sunday for breakfast at the Pavilion in Carey Memorial Park. They will meet with the church's new minister Rev David H Weaver and church group leaders.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
First Methodist Church
Carey Memorial Park
Ini
David H Weaver
Friars Move Prep for St Louis Base at Carey Seminary
Students at Our Lady of Carey Seminary College plan relocation to St Louis with groups leaving July 28 and August 23. About 25 students expected to move. Brother Michael assists with building preparations for friar residence. Some students attend Bowling Green or State University. nine graduates this term receive University of Dayton degrees. seven study at Chaska Minnesota and two in Washington DC.
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Our Lady of Carey Seminary College
St Louis
Michael
Bowling Green
State University
of School
University of Dayton
Chaska
Minn
Washington, D. C
Auburn
Ind
Adoption by Clouse couple of Rick Devan
Mr and Mrs Richard Clouse of 907 Memorial Park Blvd have adopted a month old boy and named him Rick Devan.
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Richard Clouse
Memorial Park Blvd
Rick Devan
Free Baby Sitting Service After Homecoming Parade
Community event offers complimentary babysitting Thursday evening after the Homecoming Parade. Children under a specified age will be cared for free near the pool from 7 pm to 9 pm.
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Carey Rainbow Girls
Grassed waterways protect Wyandot farms and topsoil
The article explains that well maintained grassed waterways prevent soil loss, protect nutrients, and improve farm efficiency. It notes a single gull y can remove soil worth about four dollars and highlights beauty and land value benefits of proper waterways, urging farmers to consider grassed waterways now.
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Robert L. Goettemoelier
U. S Soil Conservation Service
Wyandot County
Brownies and Girl Scouts Prepare for Homecoming Parade
All Brownies and Girl Scouts marching in the Homecoming Parade meet at the corner of West Street and W Findlay Street at 5:30 today.
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Brownies
Girl Scouts
West Street
W. Findlay Street
Carey Times Social News Bulletin Requests Reader Tips
The Carey Times invites readers to submit social notices including guests, parties, vacations, weddings, and other events by calling 396 2311.
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The
Carey Times
Hendricks Files for Carey School Board
John Hendricks of 300 Cherry Blossom Lane has filed for the Carey Board of Education with three seats open and an August 4 filing deadline. A six year village council veteran and former Kiwanis officer, he chairs the family hay and wood business and lives with wife Doris and three children in Carey.
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John Hendricks
Cherry Blossom Lane
Carey Board of Education
Hendricks
Kiwanis Club
The
Kiwanis
Earl Green
American Legion
Christ Lutheran Church
Mr Hendricks
Eugene Hendricks
Hay and Woo! Co
John
Doris
Mary Jane
Connie
Bruce
Carey Public Schools
Local and Personal News Aggregates Across Families
Mrs Jennie Smith Mrs Dora Roby and Mrs Lawrence Smith visited New York City and the Worlds Fair on a one week Greyhound Bus Company tour last week. Holiday guests at Mr and Mrs George F Black included their daughter and family Dale Hughes and Brian of Stryker.
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Jennie Smith
Dora Roby
Lawrence Smith
New York City
Greyhound Bus Company
George F. Black
N. Vance Street
Dale Hughes
Brian
Stryker
Janet Walter
Carey
Lewis Walter
T. E. Walter
Glenn Walter
Barbara
Anita
Jim
Corrine Walter
Wharton
Janis Hough
Arlington
Charles Boyce
Lynn Walter
Henry Lodge
Upper Sandusky
Eva Cupp
Dwight
Cupp
Joyce
Janet Foltz
Columbus
Carl Cupp
Kathy
Karen
Greg
Doctor's Office July-August Vacation Closure
The office of U. R. Huston M.D. will be closed from July 18 through August 7 for vacation. The notice lists dates 7 8 15 22, and the physician's name.
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U. R. Huston
M.D
Reunion Summer Family 12 O Clock Sunday at Wyandot Fairgrounds
A summer family reunion is set for Sunday July 18 at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds with Henry Kimmel as president and Ina Summit as secretary.
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Wyandot County Fairgrounds
Henry Kimmel
Ina Summit
Eagles Lodge Plans 30 Year Celebration in Carey
Northwestern Ohio Eagle Lodges visit Carey for a gala marking 30 years of the Carey chapter. The event runs July 30 and 31 with a dinner and donations supporting the Wyandot County Cancer Fund. Carey Eagle Lodge No. 2198 hosts guests and members and friends are invited.
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Eagles Lodge
Northwestern Ohio
Eagle Lodges
Carey
Carey Eagle Lodge No
Eagles Hall
Carey Eagles
Wyandot County Cancer Fund
Six Men Cited To Court In Police Justice Hearing
Six men faced charges after a Wednesday night hearing before Police Justice Clarence J. Hagley. Carl Eugene Kelly of Findlay Franklin D. Smith of E North Street and Dwight N. Arlington of Newhard Street were charged with operating a vehicle in a manner endangering life and property. Other cases included Thomas Edwin Turk of Sycamore for disturbing the peace Frederick C Nye of Grove Street for assault and battery and Marion Miller of High Street for using obscene language.
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Clarence J. Hagley
Carl Eugene Kelly
Findlay
Franklin D. Smith
E. North Street
Dwight N. Arlington
Newhard Street
Thomas Edwin Turk
Sycamore
Frederick C. Nye
Grove Street
Marion Miller
High Street
Driver Cited In One-Gar Crash In Findlay
Eugene Kelly, 33, of Findlay, traveling west on W Findlay Street at 7 30 pm Saturday, lost control of a 1953 Chevrolet sedan skidded across the street hit a curb and rolled over. The car was demolished and stopped 32 feet from where brakes were applied. Kelly said the brakes locked. Officer Harold Coppler cited Kelly to appear in court on a charge of reckless operation.
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Eugene Kelly
Findlay
Findlay Street
Kelly
Harold Coppler
Portrait of a Carey High School 1925 Graduate
The 1925 Caryatid highlights a graduate praised for scholarship and a friendly nature. She captained the girls basketball team senior year, participated in the Girl Glee Club and Senior Club Play, and acted as Mary Brog in Seventeen. She later married, had a son, and became a Carey village clerk-auditor in Columbus.
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Booth T
Kington
Carey High School
Mary Brog
Columbus
Carey Lage
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Dept of Health
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Carew
Edgerton
Pdl
S. Patterson Streets
Patterson Street Park
Lake
N Muncie
S Muncie
Muncie
Rade
Charles Laudenslager
Richard Brown
James Sparks
S Vance
W. North
Patterson
E Findlay
Methodist
St. Louis
Rey Igh
Wyandot Soil Conservation News
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