Carey High School delegates named for Buckeye Boys State
The American Legion Earl Green Post No 344 announces Carey High School will send Mike Lynch Vincent Kin and Richard Bray to Buckeye Boys State June 8 to 17 at Ohio University in Athens. Alternates are Mike Hilty Jim England and John Hayman. All seniors earned top grades on the American History test and were Jr class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Earl Green
Carey High School
Buckeye
Ohio University
Athens
Mike Lynch
the Legion
Vincent Kin
Richard Bray
Carey Kiwanis Club
Carey Jaycees
Mike Hilty
Jim England
John Hayman
Carey Board Announces Teacher Resignations and New Contracts
The Carey Board of Education accepts resignations of teachers including Mrs. Victor Dunn Ralph Sampson Miss Jane Schwemley Miss Sara Gardner Larry Hopke and Miss Betty Jackson. Special recognition to Mr Sampson for 46 5 8 years service. New contracts for 1961 62 cover Diane Rose Clifford Wise Dorothy Dickey Ronald Petty and Michael Currence with roles in elementary music junior high and high school mathematics plus coaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Board of Education
Victor Dunn
San Bernardino
Calif
Ralph Sampson
Jane Schwemley
Parma
Sara Gardner
Bowling Green State University
Larry Hopke
Safford
Ariz
Betty Jackson
Sampson
Ohio
Carey
Diane Rose
Williamstown
Mt. Blanchard High School
Ing Bluffton College
Clifford Wise
Carey High School
Dorothy Dickey
Salem Township High School
Dickey
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ronald Petty
Bradford High School
University of Louisville
Louisville
Petty
J. Frank Ferguson
Michael Currence
Rivesville High School
Fairmont State College
Fairmont
W. Va
Bert's Bombers Win Carey Jo Tourney Team Title
Bert's Bombers of Carey won the first Carey Jaycee Team event with 3151 points. Indian Trail was runner up at 3046, and Vernon Beard of Arlington led singles with 685. Alfred Ickes of Mansfield took second at 683. The Jaycee tourney drew 92 teams and 360 singles, held across eight weekends in April and May, with first prizes of about 450 for team and 180 for singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Jaycee
Bert’s Bombers
Carey
Indian Trail
Vernon Beard
Arlington
Alfred Ickes
Mansfield
Foodland
National Carbon
Fostoria
Harmony Shop
Buckeye Beer
Zierolf Reserves
Hilty Insurance
Koepfer’s
Red Shirts
Alvada
Wells’ Sohio
Upper Sandusky
Charles Weeks
Walter Welly
Denny Dible
Dave Ealey
Merle Wedding
Elyria
Charles Williams
G. Feasel
Thompson
ABC
Mrs. Traxler Heads to Germany to Join Army Husband
Mrs. Monte Traxler, living with her parents west of Carey, will leave Saturday to join her husband in Germany where he has been stationed with the U S Army since June. She will travel via Columbus to New York City then by plane to Germany with a stop in London. She previously worked as a secretary at Lieberling Rubber Co. in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Traxler
Glen Barger
Carey
Germany
U.S. Army
Dan
Columbus
New York City
Helter
London
Traxler
Lieberling Rubber Co
Dorothy Hunter
Dedication Plans Tells Carey CCDC of July Post Office Event
W E Hershman reported to the Carey Community Development Corporation on May 23 plans to dedicate the new post office building on July 15. He will MC the ceremony sponsored by the American Legion in conjunction with the annual homecoming, with invitations sent to numerous political dignitaries and a large crowd expected. The meeting also stressed open monthly sessions for all members and discussed the Jaycee survey and Swan Rubber Co. ownership. Rex Huston proposed periodic checks with Carey industries for assistance. Attendees included T J Hilty R B Vogel S J Watkins Virgil Kear Earl LeMott Isidore Collet C W Lanning Joe Newhard Herbert H Miller.
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W. E. Hershman
Carey Community Development Corporation
American Legion
Hershman
Jaycee
Mr. Hershman
Amerace Corporation
Swan Rubber Co
Swan Co
Rex Huston
CCDC
Carey Industries
T. J. Hilty
T. J. Hilty, Dr
R. B. Vogel
S. J. Watkins
Virgil Kear
Earl LeMott
Isidoré Collet
C. W. Lanning
Joe Newhard
Mr. Huston
Herbert H. Miller
Methodist Bible School Opens Monday
First Methodist Station Church School opens at 8 45 a m Monday June 2 for two weeks ending June 16 with sessions from 8 45 to 11 15 a m daily. Classes cover preschoolers ages 3 to 5 and students up to grade 6 under the theme Personal and Group Relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Vatition Church
Hoblitzel's Barber Shop Closes for June Vacation
Local listing notes Hoblitzel's Barber Shop will be closed from June 5 through June 26, with services resuming afterward. No further details provided.
Slow Pitch League Opens 1961 Season
The slow pitch league opened its 1961 schedule with Swan leading 4 10 before fading as K of C won 10 to 4 in the first game May 23. Jack's Cafe defeated the JCs 12 7 in the nightcap as errors and hits shaped the results. Tim's Auto Service surged to 14 5 over National Lime and Stone in a late burst, and Porcelain Products beat Seiberling Rubber 8 5 on manager’s sharp moves. Porcelain Products later won 7 3 over NL&S with three homers, and Tim's Auto Service edged Seiberling Rubber 6 5 in a tight finale. Schedule details list June 2 5 7 and 8 with matchups including Seiberling Rubber Knights of Columbus Jaycees and Swan Rubber Co.
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Swan
C’s
Jack’s Cafe
Jcs
Tim’s Auto Service
Fox
National Limes& Stone
Porcelain Products
Seiberling Rubber
Prescott
W. Rettig
Rettig
National Lime & Stone
Seiberling
Knights of Columbus
Jaycees
K of C
Nl&s
Porcelain Products Co
Swan Rubber Co
RHE Swan
K. of C
Nl&swee Eenes
Tim’s Auto
Tim's Auto
Carey Tavern Opens 1961 Season Against North Baltimore
The Carey Tavern Softball Club begins its 1961 season tonight at Memorial Park meeting North Baltimore at 8 pm. Manager Les Keckler promises a strong club with seasoned players and promising youths. North Baltimore, from Findlay Class A, features pitcher Jerry Wasser and a capable lineup.
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Carey Tavern
Memorial Park
Baltimore
Les Keckler
Carey Club
Carey and
David Yingling
William Yingling
William Hufford
John Rymer
E. J. Wright
Paul Bame
C. ‘‘Butch" Breitigam
Darrel Arnold
Richard Phillips
Leo Crank
Leo Blair
Merl Barth
North Baltimore
Findlay
Jerry Wasser
Traffic victim was brother of Carey area man
Lawrence Geckle 48 of Ottawa and his wife and son Laverne 23 were killed in a two car crash near Leipsic on May 21. Dale Logan 17 of near Leipsic faces charges of failure to yield and manslaughter. Services for the three victims were held at St. John's Church in Glandorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence. Geckle
Ottawa
Laverne
Leipsic
Leonard Geckle
Carey
Dale Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Glandorf
Mothers of Twins Install Officers
The Carey Mothers of Twins Club met May 16 at the home of Mrs. John F. Orians for installation of officers for the coming year. Ten members attended. officers installed were President Richard Mewhorter, Vice President Alfred Wagner, Secretary Herbert Risner, Treasurer Robert Yingling, Historian and Reporter David O Flaherty, and Card Secretary Harry Yeater. Hostesses were drawn and refreshments served by Mrs. Orians and daughter Verlaine. Mrs. O Flaherty won the door prize. the club will recess until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Mothers of Twins Club
John F. Orians
Richard Mewhorter
Alfred Wagner
Herbert Risner
Robert Yingling
David O’flaherty
Harry Yeater
Concession Stand To Open At Carey Memorial Park
The concession stand at Carey Memorial Park will open Sunday with limited hours and service. Local officials announced slated times and offerings for the opening weekend.
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Carey Memorial Park
Carey High School 50th Anniversary Alumni Banquet Report
Seven members of Carey High School’s 191) graduating class attended the annual alumni banquet honoring their 50th anniversary. Attendees included relatives from multiple towns. one living member was absent. The piece also reproduces a 1911 commencement account from The Carey Times detailing graduation exercises at Snyder's Opera House with speeches, topics, and diplomas awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Alumni Association
C. C. Thome
St. Mary’s Avenue
Thome
R. Bruce Preston
Cleveland
Walter Myers
Findlay
Doris Hayes
Columbus
Dwight Hosterman
Sycamore
Lynn Shuman
Wixom
Mich
Edwin King
Vanlue
H. L. Wenner
Upper
Sandusky
Grover Snyder
I. D. Claude
Crawford
Hazel Livingston Bayne
George Newhard
Lawrence Bland
Raymond Nichols
Shuman
And
Wilford Shuman
A. J. Nowland
E. Luther
Spaid
New South
Hazel Livingston
Two Local Women to Receive Nursing Degrees at Capital University
Miss Diana Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs George Dunn of 756 W Findlay Street and Miss Sara Romig daughter of Mr and Mrs T D Romig west of Carey will receive Bachelor of Science degrees in Nursing Monday June 4 at 10 am in the Alumni Gym Capital University Bexley Ohio. Dr Novice Fawcett president of Ohio State University will deliver the commencement address to the 100th class to graduate from Capital University.
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Diana Dunn
George Dunn
W. Findlay Street
Sara Romig
T. D. Romig
Carey
Capital University
Bexley
Novice Fawcett
Ohio State University
Carey Times Misses Student in Third Grade Scholarship List
The Carey Times acknowledges it omitted Ann Richardson from the list of scholarship awardees in Mrs. Gardner's third grade class at Col. Crawford School. The error concerned the elementary scholarship recipients announced last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Ann Richardson
Gardner
Col. Crawford School
Rainbow Girls To Be Constituted Saturday
The Carey Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls will be constituted at 7 30 Saturday evening and become an official organization. Gheryl Hunter will be installed as the new worthy advisor. Officers come from district assemblies and the ceremony is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Gheryl Hunter
Richard Hunter
Newhard Street
Bowl-Era dining room and bowling lanes closure notice
The Bowl-Era dining room and bowling lanes will close from June 5 to July 1. Owner Ezz Keller announces the temporary shutdown for maintenance and safety reasons.
Smorgasbord to Benefit Carey Band Mothers
A smorgasbord to benefit the Carey Band Mothers will be held Friday and Saturday, June 9 and 10, in the Carey Foodland parking lot. All money collected goes to the Band Mothers who support the Carey High School band. No money is deducted for food or services.
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Carey Band Mothers
Carey Foodland
Carey
Guest Pastor at Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene
Rev. C Joy Reiff a retired minister from Fostoria will be visiting pastor at Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene Sunday morning He will preach at 1030 am with Mrs Reiff singing James Wolford of West Independence will lead the Sunday evening service at 730 pm
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Ridge
C. Joy Reiff
Fostoria
Ridge Chapel
Church of the Nazarene
Reiff
James Wolford
West Independence
Carey High School Alumni Banquet elects new officers
The Carey High School Alumni Association held its annual banquet and dance with 81 attendees including graduates, spouses and dates. Charles Heck was named president, James Schmitz vice president, Miss Penny Evans secretary, and Mrs William Zieroff treasurer by acclamation. outgoing officers were Michael Ball Ralph Musgrave Jr Glenda Smiley and Carol Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School Alumni Association
Charles Schwemley
Bucyrus
Douglas W. Myers
Lawrence Wenner
Upper Sandusky
Gaylord Patterson
Galion
James Schmitz
Michael Ball
Charles Heck
Penny Evans
William Zieroff
Ralph Musgrave
Glenda Smiley
Carol Prescott
Carl Heck
Ralph Heck
Bobby Nelson
Association
Three Garey Graduates to Receive Degrees at BGSU
Three Carey youths will graduate at Bowling Green State University Sunday at Memorial Hall. Vincent Stapley Nancy Combine and Linda Treece will each earn bachelor degrees. Dr Ralph W McDonald will award the degrees as about 650 seniors receive diplomas, with 31 earning master's degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Bowling Green State University
Memorial Hall
Vincent Stapley
Cecil J. Stapley
West Street
Nancy Combine
Lester Smiley
W. North Street
Linda Treece
Lowell E. Treece
E. Findlay Street
Ralph W
Summer Schedule Changes at First Methodist Church
First Methodist Church announces summer hours from June 4 to September 3. Sunday School runs 9:00 to 9:40 a.m. Morning worship follows at 9:45 to 10:30. Holy Communion observed Sunday. Members and friends urged to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Dog Adopts Rabbits Caught by Surprise
Mrs. George Coakley reports her dog Judy a black and white terrier has adopted four orphan rabbits. Judy provides care feeding with an eye dropper and the rabbits are starting to eat grass under her watchful eye on S Patterson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley’s
George Coakley
S. Patterson Street
Judy
TV Star Timmy Provost Joins Memorial Day Indianapolis Event
Three year old Terry Hunter of W North Street met Timmy Provost of Lassie fame during a Memorial Day 500 Race at Indianapolis. Timmy rode in a convertible as celebrities lined the parade route while Terry watched with parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hunter
Robert Hunter
W. North Street
Timmy
Johnny Provost
Indianapolis
Terry
Virgil Worst
Barber shop announces closure from June 12 to June 19
The barber shop will be closed for a week from June 12 through June 19 for unspecified reasons. Free Scoarse.
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Newbard Studio
Carey Jo Tourney
United States Army Air Defense Command
Robert J. Wood
Jackson E. Betts
Lorton
George S. Eckhardt
Methodist Bible School
Hoblitzel
North
Carey Park
Carey Area
Mothers OF Twins
Edna Stroup
World Orchestra
Gladys Trubey
Doris Barton
Panama Canal
Erma Hunter
Canada
Gladys Kennerley
Alva Laws
I. N. Zeis
Board of Education
Miss Barton
Rev. Spaid
Carey Schools
Newhard Studio
Walter
Rainbow Girls
Ezz Keller
Garey
BGSU
Methodist Church
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