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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
9
The total death toll on Ohio streets and highways last year reached 1852, a 10 percent rise from 1679 in 1961. Increases occurred in 58 of 88 counties with 27 counties showing declines and three counties stable. The Ohio Department of Highway Safety compiled and prepared this map.
About 70 relatives gathered at Meadowbrook Park on Sunday for the Sarah and Mathias Kin reunion. Attendees came from Fostoria Tiffin Findlay Toledo Bowling Green and Carey. Children enjoyed rides while adults played bingo and cards. Officers in charge included President Bernard Kin Upper Sandusky Vice President Ernest Fox Fostoria and secretary treasurer Mrs Ralph Schetter Tiffin. Incoming officers will be President Mrs Glenn E Ritter Sr Fostoria Vice President Eugene Kirian and secretary treasurer Mrs Bernard C Frankart Tiffin.
Police Captain Pahl said four 17 year old Carey youths face trespassing charges after defacing the village water storage tank with red paint July 3. Charges were filed Tuesday in Wyan-Mot County juvenile court. The boys climbed a padlocked gate to reach the water tower ladder.
Airman Gerald Cole son of Mr and Mrs David Cole of rural Alvada arrived home Tuesday night from Keesler Air Force Base Miss after a month's furlough he will begin a new assignment at Kansas City Kathy Sue Sipes daughter of Mr and Mrs David Sipes of Bucyrus is visiting this week with her grandmother Mrs Delcie Snyder on W Brown Avenue
Officials from the Columbia Gas System of New York and the Ohio Fuel Gas Company toured Carey Ohio on July 11 to inspect new facilities including the Carey office and plant. The delegation, led by A W Lundstrom and E D Bivens, also visited Port of Toledo McMahon Compressor Station Findlay and other service centers before returning to Columbus.
Seneca Realty transfers Troy Higgins and others to Kenneth Deidrick for an acre parcel in Big Spring township for 1 dollar. Ad copy notes use of classified advertisements.
The council approved the city budget while detailing June and May activities. June saw 97 complaints and 25 arrests plus 9 accidents and 6 transient placements. May tracked 8 accidents, 21 traffic warnings, and 5 transients housed. Building permits were issued for two additions and a home move and remodel. A correction notice cited faulty disposal plant equipment with sludge bulking after hot weather and improper tank contact, requiring immediate fixes.
Jack A. Dotson of North Baltimore, formerly of Carey, escaped injury when his 1957 two door sedan was struck nearly head on by Walter G. Heisey of Tiffin as Heisey failed to return to the right side after being waved by a county highway crew. The collision occurred about 150 feet past the crew. both cars had minor damage and Heisey was cited for driving test of center.
Charles H. Doran of Big Spring township received a building permit for a dwelling in Seneca with no estimate provided.
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