Two Carey Residents Injured in Marion Auto Crash
Five people were hurt in a three car collision on US 23 five and a half miles north of Marion at 9 20 a m Saturday. Sharon A Stover of Carey was cited for passing without assured clear distance.
29 Jul 1965
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
1
Five people were hurt in a three car collision on US 23 five and a half miles north of Marion at 9 20 a m Saturday. Sharon A Stover of Carey was cited for passing without assured clear distance.
Mr and Mrs E G Ryman of Orchard Court returned from a vacation to San Francisco Monterey and area They were guests of their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Kenneth Madderra and sons Jim Bob Jack and Ken of San Rafael California The trip was made by jet from Detroit.
Betty Boes eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Boes of south of Carey submitted to an emergency appendectomy Monday in Wyandot Memorial Hospital.
Vasce Mir Mrs Russell La Roche and six children from S Lake Street faced a mix up when they forgot the boat keys after driving to the Lake Erie site for a day of boating. They returned home for the keys and proceeded to have a relaxing day on the water. Five Carey men Paul Richardson Harry Myers Bill Zierolf Bob Exline Bernard Kessler completed a Canadian fishing trip reporting abundant bass and northern pike near Elgin Ontario after a week in the wilds of Canada.
The Hawa han Party hosts an Elks Luau at Sun Set Springs in Oceola on Saturday August 7 starting at 4 p.m. Details on end time are not specified.
Dinner and dance at Eagle Hall Friday and Saturday. Fish dinner Friday for adults $1.00 and steak dinner Saturday for adults $1.50. Dancing begins at 9 p.m.
The Vanlue Garden Club is thanked for presenting a birdbath and flowers. Indian Trail Nursing Home is noted in connection with the gesture.
Newhard Studio will be closed for vacation until August 20. The notice lists dates 7 15 22 29 85 12 as reference points for the period.
Seneca County Sheriff investigates a staged kidnapping claim after a 15 year old Bloomville boy, who had been missing for weeks, returned from Ottawa and told authorities he fled with Carnival rides workers. He and another 17 year old from Tiffin had hitchhiked with a 19 year old to Carey, then to Seneca County.
Mrs. Fred Bohlen and relatives from Wharton recently visited family and friends in Missouri. The group met Elmer Bohlen and others in St. Charles and attended services at St John Reform Church in Cottleville. A bridal shower in honor of Mrs Mary Lee Bohlen occurred, with many local connections noted. On return they stopped at the Lincoln Memorial in Springville Illinois and other sites, reporting a wonderful trip.
The 1925 Caryatid describes Hiner as Carey’s fighting captain, a clean hard player known to fans for consummate skill. A four year football and basketball member, he served as class treasurer and joined Boys Glee Club and Annual Staff. Post graduation he stayed in Carey, worked 30 years for the AC and Y Railroad, and raised a family with Marie Baldur.
A lost billfold was reported Tuesday around Fetters or on the way to the park. The finder is asked to call 396-5861.
Local notice: potatoes grown by Dean Krupp offered for sale.
Robert R. Mott of Carey joins 31 Ohioans for an eight nation tour from New York on Aug 2. The group visits Belgium Yugoslavia Switzerland the Soviet Union and Germany to study agriculture and dairy operations and strengthen U S European ties. Mott, a longtime farmer and former Wyandot County Commissioner, writes updates from abroad.
The Dorcas Carey Public Library hosts a two month summer Story Hour for ages 5 to 10 with sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays. One hundred eighty eight children attended and twenty earned attendance awards. about 120 books were reviewed by parent and staff volunteers, totaling over 4000 children's department circulations.
David E. Robison, 31, of Wharton, was electrocuted Saturday while washing feet near a pool. He touched a live clothesline connected to a TV tower and died at home four miles northwest of Wharton. He was born January 22, 1934, and survived by wife Shirley Ruppright, two children, his parents, a sister and grandparents. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Bristol Funeral Home with burial in Zion Bloom Cemetery.
Mrs J A Vaughn of S Muncie Street will host Yoshii Takihero of Ichinomega Aichi Japan around August 1 or 2. Takihero arrived June 14 in the United States and is touring national industries. Vaughn previously hosted the visitor's family in Japan when her son was stationed at Johnson Air Base.
Daily temperature readings for the previous 24 hours recorded by Bill Johnson, superintendent of the village disposal plant. Highs and lows noted for the week including July 25 and July 26.
Judge John Windau heard four cases Tuesday evening. Dennis Everhart and Carroll Hill both 24 were fined 5 dollars and 8.60 costs for endangering person or property. Martha Miller 50 was fined 5 dollars and costs for disobeying a traffic signal with suspended fine and costs paid. Gary Hindall 20 forfeited a 25 dollar bond for reckless operation. Arresting officers were Swartz Coppier Pahl and Oriansire.
Carey volunteer firemen extinguished three fires this past week. Two were due to faulty wiring. A blaze at the Carey Food Locker on S Vance Street started at 4 am Saturday with no damage estimate given. A grass fire at 1 22 pm Monday caused negligible damage. A Monday 2 27 pm fire at Howard Pahl’s home on County Road 95 was caused by an overheated clothes dryer and its contents were lost.
The annual meeting of the Wyandot County Red Cross will be held Friday July 30 at 8 p.m. in the basement room of Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Attendees should use the north entrance to the rear. there is ample parking. All board members and any interested person are urged to attend.
The Rev William M. Carter of St. Pauls Methodist Church MacCutchenville announces August services shift. Sunday worship starts 8 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Choir practice is suspended until further notice.
The TRC Club met last Thursday at Mrs Ralph Haferds Crawford home with nine members present. The program Thriving On A 10th Wedding Anniversary by Mrs Haferd was shared. Mrs J A Vaughn gave a mystery package won by Mrs Anna Karcher. Pinochle saw Mrs Margaret Yost high score and Mrs Anna Karcher low. A luncheon followed. Next meeting set for August 5 at Mrs Yosts home.
Three youths appeared in juvenile court over a night theft of a carburetor from Silverstein Auto Wrecking Co. at 124 W. Brown Ave. Restrictions included fines of 50 dollars and costs each, 90 day driving revocations, and probation for one Findlay area youth with a 5000 repetition pledge.
The Upper Sandusky Knights of Columbus invite Carey K of C members their wives and friends to a steak fry and evening of entertainment at 6 30 pm Saturday July 31 at Salem St Josephs school Reservations due by July 29 Contact Clarence Pahl for tickets.
The office of H. K. VAN BUREN M D will be closed from August 8 through August 28 for vacation.
A notice invites vehicle owners to have their traffic safety checks performed at Gibson's Sohio. The ad emphasizes convenient service and availability for motorists seeking inspection.
Peoples Bank announces two promotions Fred W Kwis named chairman and Calvin F Thome named director after a July board meeting. Kwis has 30 years with the bank. Thome is VP and cashier. A new clock and temperature sign, 8 by 19 feet, porcelain on steel, will be installed between September 1 and 15 with fluorescence for visibility.
Two separate auto accidents reported in local streets. Susan Fox on E Findlay Street in a 1962 Ford struck a 1963 Plymouth Valiant driven by Ross A Johnson. both drivers blamed the other for pulling out or backing into a space. Damage totaled 100 dollars with no witnesses or arrests. Another crash in Carey Memorial Pool lot involved Ruth Ann Logsdon and Robert Drummond. damage to Drummond's rear estimated 35 dollars and Logsdon's front 85 dollars. Officers Vicent R Jacob and Paul F Pahl investigated. no citation issued.
The Donelson Packers of Carey came from behind to win the 1965 Elks League Golf Tournament completed July 13. Team members include Robert T Donelson sponsor, Clarence Prescott, John Welsh of Carey, and Roger Swartz of Upper Sandusky.
Mrs Wayne Bracy and Eric of Findlay visited Mrs G Laird for her upcoming birthday. Eric stayed with his grandma Mrs Paul Pressler in Findlay. Dozens of Carey Findlay and nearby residents attended picnics at Limestone Lake and hosted relatives from Lincoln Nebraska Fremont and Philadelphia. Visitors included the Kurtzes from Carey and others from Bellefontaine Lovell and Flint.
Donna Stout daughter of Mr and Mrs David Stout route 2 will graduate from The Toledo Hospital School of Nursing on Thursday Aug 3 at 3135 pm in the University of Toledo Doermann Theater. She was in the 1962 Vanlue High School class and will join 39 senior nurses receiving diplomas after completing Toledo Hospital’s three year program.
On Friday July 23 the Carey club held its weekly shuffleboard tournament with a large crowd. Harold Shiley started the event. Top bracket winners were Robert Smith and Mary Pieracini who defeated Joe Rose and Donald Donelson. Consolation winners were Gladys Yentzer and R Schoenberger over Paul Conley and Mary Kimmel.
Carey Eagle Lodge No. 2198 in Northwestern Ohio will host a gala July 30 31 inviting all local Eagle Lodges. The event marks 30 years of the chapter with a fish dinner Friday and steak Saturday, serving from 6 30 p.m. dancing from 9 p.m. both nights.
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