Two Youths Arrested In Peace Bond Case In Tiffin
Ronald Theis and Donald Snyder of New Riegel appeared in Tiffin municipal court on a peace bond complaint by Viola Marks. Both pleaded innocent, posted $100 bond each, and their cases were continued to Thursday July 27 at 9:30 a.m. The complaint alleges Marks feared they would commit an offense against her property.
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New Riegel
Tiffin
Viola Marks
Ronald Theis
Donald Snyder
Court News Marriage Licenses Issued In Probate Court
The probate court issued marriage licenses to Richard Ervin Gobrecht of Forest a machine operator son of John Ervin Gobrecht and Vera Marie Frey Kirby daughter of Edwin Frey Roger A Alspach route two Up Alspach and Martha Jane Altman Carey student daughter of Wilbur Altman Jack E Burks of Sycamore U S Army son of Donald Burks and Janet S Mercer Sycamore wait ress daughter of the late Carl Mercer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ervin Gobrecht
Forest
John Ervin Gobrecht
Vera Marie Frey
Kirby
Edwin Frey
Roger A. Alspach
Route Two
Alspach
Martha Jane Altman
Carey
Wilbur Altman
Jack E. Burks
Sycamore
U. S. Army
Donald Burks
Janet S. Mercer
Carl Mercer
County To Have Road Shelter
The Ohio Highway Department will build three roadside rest areas in Van Wert and Wyandot counties this fall with a unified services building. Two sites along US 23 between Upper Sandusky and Carey and a third along US 127 between Van Wert and Celina are planned. Bids for the 427000 project open October 3 in Columbus, and the other rest area bids open September 19. Facilities include hot water, modern plumbing, year round heating, telephones, tourist information, and a daily caretaker. Outdoor picnic tables, fireplaces, and telephones will remain in use.
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Ohio Highway Department
van Wert
Wyandot
US 23
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Columbus
US 127
Celina
Two charged in Wyandot County petty larceny case
Jimmy Ray Crane and Silvia Tl appeared in Upper Sandusky Municipal Court this morning charged with petty larceny by the Wyandot County Sheriff's Department. They allegedly stole miscellaneous mechanic tools Sunday night from a combine and tractor owned by Myron C. Ross of Mifflin Township. Both pled not guilty and a trial was set for July 25 with bond set at $500 each.
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Jimmy Ray Crane
Silvia
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County Sheriff's Department
Myron C. Ross
Mifflin ‘Township
Grange Urges Complete Victory in War to Save Rural America
National Grange cites a 22 page prepared statement by L. Graham to the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Rural Development urging complete victory in solving rural America’s problems. He argues current programs fail to close the rural urban gap and calls for coordinated federal state and local action and new trained personnel.
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National Grange
America
L. Graham
House Agriculture Subcommittee On Rural Development
Graham
Petitions Filed for Upper Sandusky Board Seats
Wyandot County Elections reports petitions filed for November including Justin Hollanshead and Shirley Jie Oenever for Upper Sandusky Board of Education two seats. hollanshead currently president. Hickinbotham vice president. Other filings include Eden Township trustee David Wood and Tymochtee clerk Margaret Corfman. Deadline August 5.
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Wyandot
David Wood
Sycamore
Eden Township
Margaret Corfman
Tymochtee Township
C. A. Yeeman
Carey
Crawford Township
Thelby
Garey
Lightning Strike Cuts Power Near Substation
A lightning bolt struck a cut off box by the substation causing a power outage from about 6 50 pm The bolt destroyed the box blew two fuses at the substation The crew repaired the damage and a southbound semi from Indiana jackknifed off railroad tracks into a yard near the city dump No injuries reported Read details next week.
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Indiana
Wyandot County Consumers Boost Local Retail Sales
A new Standard Rate and Data Service study shows Wyandot County residents spent heavily in food and automotive goods, with food alone reaching 6.28 million dollars and 18 percent of retail. Other strong categories include variety stores, apparel, furniture, and home furnishings, reflecting an 8.3 percent national rise aided by inflation.
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Wyandot County
Standard Rate and Data Service
Wyandot
SRDS
Wyandot Agri Society Hosts July Meeting at Courthouse
The Wyandot County Agricultural Society held its July meeting in the courthouse assembly room. Paul Hemmerly was named director to fill Justin Flowers’s unexpired term. A new ladies rest room with fourteen units opens for dining hall activities and Fair week. The board plans a future men’s room and schedules a special meeting at the fairgrounds for ground inspection. The 117th Wyandot County Fair runs September 12 to 16 with special pricing and events including a carload bargain, donkey and basketball shows, Cavalcade of Thrills, Junior Fair day, and tractor pulls. Harness racing occurs each afternoon starting Wednesday. Booth reservations for the Merchants building are growing. A nationwide church service by the Ministerial Association precedes the Fair with a prominent speaker and choir.
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Wyandot County Agricultural Society
Paul Hemmerly
Jackson Township
Justin Flowers
Karl F. Kraus
Stony Roberts
Ministerial Association
Ang G
Give-Away Contests Ruled Illegal
Ohio Attorney General Saxbe issued a three pronged opinion ruling promotional giveaways illegal. He deemed any game requiring a purchase on site to obtain a participation token a lottery and noted even checks at the checkout line without a purchase count as a lottery. The ruling, released at a 9:30 a.m. press conference, stays as Ohio law unless later court rulings change it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Saxbe
Frankln County
Howard Johnson
Saxbe
Sthéfipublic
Ohio
Realtors oppose property tax under Ohio House bill 913
After an emergency meeting in Columbus on Friday July 14 Bucyrus Area Board of Realtors president H L Wenner warned that proposed Ohio House bill 913 would add a 1 percent sales tax on real estate. The measure would raise upfront costs for buyers and erode home equity further, possibly delaying ownership as Ohio relies heavily on property tax for public revenue. Wenner cited 1965 figures and noted veterans buying a $15 500 home could face $925 to $1550 extra down payment. A campaign by board members to alert buyers was planned.
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Columbus
H. L. Wenner
Bucyrus Area Board of Realtors
Ohio
Wenner
Heets
W.W
Board of Relators
What is a newspaper according to a student reporter
Monica Plotts of Southwest High School defines a newspaper as a huge mass of printed words on cheap paper. She calls it the voice of sorrow war and death and the voice of liberty democracy and life. The printed word endures imprinted on human lives and is a personal handshake with immortality.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Monica Plotts
Pioneer
Miss Plotts
Miss Potts
Early Tomatoes Report From Carl Meeks Farm
Carl Meeks of Route 4 Upper Sandusky reports an early tomato harvest from his garden. The news notes unusually early ripening tomatoes in this rural area.
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Carl Meeks
Route 4
Upper
Sandusky
Reading Club Party At Dorcas Carey Library
All children who completed the Dorcas Carey Public Library Reading Club and earned certificates are invited to a party on Thursday August 3 at 9 30 a m at the library.
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Dorcas Carey Public Library
Clarence Lucius Dies in Crash Near Carey
Clarence Lucius a Carey resident aged 50 died after a car truck collision on U S 23 five miles north of Carey at 2 30 am July 15 His car veered left of center hitting a northbound tractor trailer driven by David S Parsons of Candor NC The truck driver sustained bumps but no treatment both vehicles damaged Lucius born December 9 1916 was survived by his wife nine sisters and one brother He served in WWI and was a member of several veterans and civic groups Funeral services were held and burial was in Stars Cemetery
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Clarence Lucius
Carey
U. S. 23
Mr. Lucius
Maple Street
Fremont Post
State Highway Patrol
Lucius
David S. Parsons
Candor
North Carolina
Rosetta) Arnold
Fiffin
National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation
American Legion
V.F.W
Eagles
Carey Conservation Club
Hubert Kobunski
Stars Cemetery
Flick To Be In Garey Set In Air Force Training
The Air Force will open its technical training schools to former active duty personnel effective July 1. Sgt Flick in Marion Ohio says eligible servicemen and women can apply for 37 courses at Denver Coronado Biloxi San Antonio Wichita Falls and bases worldwide. Selection is first come first served with potential rank retention and full pay in many cases. Interviews with Sgt Flick at Carey Post Office Thursday from 10:60 to 11:30.
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The
Air Force
Flick
Marion
Ohio
Denver
Coronado
Biloxi
Mississipp
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Texas
Fick
Carey Post Office
Carey Volunteer Fire Dept Reports Four Recent Calls
The Carey Volunteer Fire Department answered four calls recently. July 5 at 430 East South Street an overheated hot water heater. July 5 at 216 West Brown Avenue a fire at 5:25 p.m. No damage. July 12 at 11:25 a.m. shorting in electrical wiring at Wyandot Dolomite Company. July 12 at 119 p.m. a grass fire on South Wanne Street caused no damage beyond the grass.
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Carey Volunteer Fire Department
E. South Street
W. Brown Ave
Damare
Wyandot Dolomite Company
South Wanne
Youth camp organizers oversee Carey youths at St Marys
A number of Carey residents attend a camp at St Marys Ohio under the Ohio Sandusky Conference of the E UB Church. Superintendent Robert Klingel leads the program with Pastor Elbert Tewell coordinating crafts for participants including fourth graders Lu Anne House Sandra Blair Carl Gault Jr Irma Gault Peggy Lortz Jane Lortz Joan Clay Irene House and Carol Smith.
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Carey
St Mary’s
Ohio
Ohio Sandusky
E.ub Church
Robert Klingel
Carey Fur
Elbert Tewell
Fast Findlay Street
Lu Anne House
Sandra Blair
Carl Gault, Jr
Irma Gault
Peggy
Jane Lortz
Joan Clay
Irene House
Carol Smith
Safety Reflectors Drive Held With Carey Kiwanis Club
Carey Kiwanis Club and Carey Police Department offer free day and night bicycle safety reflectors. On Saturday morning July 29 at the Paul Krupp Pavilion in Memorial Park, reflectors will be installed on back fenders at no charge. Bicycle owners are urged to attend.
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Carey Kiwanis Club
Carey Police Department
Paul Krupp
Memorial Park
Soldier Addresses for Pfc Guthridge in 518th Sig. Co Det
Address line for Pfc Jeffrey R. Guthridge AS52679057 of the 518th Signal Company Detachment 8 at APO San Francisco with a listed amount of $6204.
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Pfc
Jeffrey R. Guthridge
Sig. Co
APO
San Francisco
Carey installs automatic transfer system for water pumps
Mayor Peiffer and the Village Electric Department oversee a project begun in September 1968 to install an automatic power transfer system. It ensures uninterrupted water supply during power outages by switching to an alternate feeder and backup pumps. The system covers four wells delivering about 500,000 gallons daily and final wiring upgrades run to West Street and Sheepshed Road.
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Peiffer
Village Electric Department
Carey
Village Electric
Electric
Toedo
Colby Oiler
Village Age Superin
Oller
M wor.Peiffer
North Street
West Street
Sheepshed Road
K of C Elect 1967 Officers at Carey Council 1925
Carey Council 1925 Knights of Columbus elected officers on June 27 led by Grand Knight Alfred Wagner and Grand Knight Carl Hucke. Appointed chairmen for future projects include Earl Schmitz, Dave O Flaherty, Gaylord Derr, Ray Lonsway, Leonard Bakies, Ralph Orians, and others with August installation planned.
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Carey Council
Knights of Columbus
Alfred Wagner
Carl Hucke
Leonard Bakies
Robert Pieracini
Eugene Orians
Leo Vaughn
Rene Dubosis
John Windau
James Simonis
Earl Schmitz
James Lonsway
Father Zackery
Clarence Pahl
Women Bowling Meeting at Bowl Era July 31
The Bowl Era hosts a women’s bowling meeting on July 31 at 8 p.m. Doris Burton will answer questions. Nancy Combine serves as president and Jean Thomas as secretary. Meeting notes dated 7-20 and 7-27.
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Doris Burton
Nancy Combine
Jean Thomas
Richard Brown's Insurance to Close Last Week of July
The company announces a temporary closure during the final week of July. No staff will be on site while operations pause for a planned maintenance period.
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Richard Brown
Carey union picnic planned at National Lime plant
Members of the Carey local of the International Union of District 50 United Mine Workers with The National Lime & Stone Company co host a company union picnic July 23 at Limestone Lake park near Findlay. About 1000 attendees from Carey Marion Findlay and retirees are expected with refreshments by the union and company, plus dancing pony rides and contests. An life membership presentations to retirees will be a highlight.
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Reek Og
Carey
International Union of District 50
United Mine Workers of America
National Lime & Stone Company
Park
Findlay
Memberg Se
Et Marion
Carex
3/fazion
Union
Mentar
Limestone Lake
Eile
Cating Ae 1903
Deleware
Leware
Bucyrus
Tus
Marion Lima
Bitktand
Fey Ri Mer
Rosary Altar Elects Officers For Upcoming Year
The Rosary Altar Society of Our Lady of Consolation met July 18 in the school cafeteria for a dinner and program. Officers chosen include President James Simonis, Vice President Donald J Smith, and Treasurer Richard Brown. committees covered community service, war relief, social action, communications, and public relations. reports highlighted missions garments prepared by the group.
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Protadtien
Soci
J. Vaughn
Leonard Nye
Isabell Bradman
Urbi Hoepf
John Dow
Altar-Riary Society For the Missions
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Carey ‘Times
Kiddy Krafe Smudios
Ashland
Diane
Mark
Janet
Marvin Collins
Allan
Robin
Vernon Grubel
Ronald
Robert Rash
Julie
Betsy
Dennis Yates
North Vance Street
Court News
Agri Society
Fire Department
K. of
C’s
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