Eagles Auxiliary Donates to Carey Band Mothers
The Eagles Auxiliary gave 100 dollars for Carey High School band uniform overcoats. Madam president Mrs. Daniel Reinhart presented the check to Band Mothers president Mrs. Everett McKee. Since Jan 1 1958 the group also contributed 150 dollars to polio relief and 150 dollars to the American Cancer Society plus 100 dollars to a Boys Village cottage building fund.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Carey High School
Carey Band Mothers
Daniel Reinhart
Everett McKee
Carey Eagles
American Cancer Society
Ohio State Eagles
Boys Village
Smithville
Centennial Queen Contest Seeks Miss Greater Carey Centennial
Carey Times reports the Miss Greater Carey Centennial contest with a June 10 reception at Centennial Headquarters to explain rules prizes and entry details. About 200 local young women aged 16 to 21 may compete with voting and ambassador concepts guiding the July 6 to July 12 events.
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Greater Carey
Carey
Carey Centennial
East Findlay Street
The
Carey Times
Findlay
Fostoria
George Newhard
Carey Village considers separation halt and sewer line plan
Carey Village council hears Carey Businessmen's Association oppose separation and urge goodwill. They discuss extending parking behind E Findlay and S Vance and covering Spring Run. Council approves a 10 inch sewer line costing about 7000, from Frederick to Hoyt Street, to aid development of Snyder park subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Burson
Carey Businessmen’s Association
J. F. Dible
E Findlay
S. Vance Streets
Spring Run
George Snyder
Carey Development Corporation
Snyder Park
Frederick Street
Hoyt Street
Hoyt and Myers
High Street
Donovan Lanning
F. K. Cassel
George Dunn
Dean McGill
Carey
McGill
David Myers
Lakeland Corp
Outlet No
Lakeland
Coun
Jacksons Store Promotes June Voting Contest And Prizes
Jacksons Store launches a vote based sale through June 21 with 600 in prizes for top voting women. Eight winners receive gifts from local merchants, plus a 5 gift certificate for a reader who asks the Mysterious Lady about the sale. A corn kernel guessing contest runs June 7 from 4 to 6 pm with 5 merchandise dollars to the best guess.
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Jacksons
John Watson
Wichita
Kans
Mr. Jackson
Carey Phone Rates Rise in June Bills
The Northern Ohio Telephone Co. won a rate increase approved by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission on May 29. The hike adds 1,083,119 dollars annually, about 265,000 dollars less than the company had requested.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Old Dutchers Meet at Rex Donelson Home for Centenary
The Old Dutchers Brothers of The Brush set a 2 p.m. Sunday meeting at Rex Donelson residence on Elm Hill road. Also notes urge a Sunday ball game and Memorial Park event with white elephant prize for attendees.
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Old Dutchers
Brothers of the Brush
Rex Donelson
Elm Hill Road
Wooden Nickels for Carey Centennial Issued
Wooden nickels go on sale today with the Greater Carey Centennial seal and a redemption date on the reverse. They can be used to buy items or kept as souvenirs and may be redeemed after the Centennial. Buy yours Thursday June 5th to join the community fun and circulate the coins.
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Greater Carey
Corset Cuties Sponsor Findlay Dance at Waterworks Park
Corset Cuties met at Mrs. Ray Peiffer home approving costume dress and bonnet for next meeting. They will sponsor a June 20 record hop at Waterworks park pavilion with Ted Barbone of WFIN in charge, tickets 50 cents sold by Dorset Cuties. A white elephant sale followed with refreshments. A hamburgery and meeting set for June 12 at Mrs. Victor Dunn’s home.
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Findlay
Hop
Ray Peiffer
Waterworks Park Pavilion
Ted Barbone
WFIN
Dorset Cuties
Victor Dunn
International Twirling Contest Held in Carey July 11
An International Twirling Competition under the Drum Majorettes of America will take place in Carey on Youth Day July 11. A Wyandot county contest will be included. Trophies and medals are provided by the Brothers of the Brush and Centennial Belles, funded from chapter activities. Advertising by airplane was rejected.
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Drum Majorettes of America
Carey
Wyandot
Brothers of the Brush
Centennial Belles
Gibson Girls Plan Parade Float and Park Play Day
The Gibson Girls met May 27 with 15 members. They now meet every other Monday at 8 15 pm and will enter a float in the parade. A play day at the park is planned for local children. Members must attend the June 9 meeting in full costume or pay a 10 cent fine. A white elephant prize will be taken. Thanks are extended to Frederick's grocery for containers and John Mullholand for store use.
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L. N. Zahn
J. A. Schira
A. E. Donelson
Memorial Park Shelter House
Robert Smith
Lloyd Long
Calico
Joe Newhard
Centennial Headquarters
Treasury
William Heath
Gibson Girls
Frederick
John Mullholand
Special Reading Classes Planned at Memorial E. A. B. Church
Miss Wealthy Wentling organizes reading classes for children in the social room of Memorial E. A. B. Church. Parents should call 6-7102 to enroll a child and inquire about group rates.
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Wealthy Wentling
Memorial E. A. B. Church
Miss Wentling
Bake Sale for Rosy Ridge 4-H Camp Fund
A bake sale is planned for Saturday at 9 p.m. in Centennial Headquarters to benefit the Rosy Ridge Maidens 4-H Club camp fund. Proceeds support activities and camp costs for local youth groups.
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Centennial
Rosy Ridge Maidens
Carey Centennial Float Materials and Ancient Photo Drive
Catalogue of float materials and ideas is available 24 hours at the Greater Carey Centennial headquarters for designers. Dr. Loren L. Pace seeks ancient main street photos or views from 50 to 75 years ago for Carey history in newspaper publicity, with careful handling and guaranteed return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Howard
Greater Carey
Loren L. Pace
Carey
Will Sponsor Card Party by Bustle and Bust Chapter 9
The Bustle and Bust Chapter 9 sponsors a card party at 8 o clock Sunday evening in the Eagles Hall with 50 cent admission. Public invited. Members urged to wear costumes. Net proceeds go to the Greater Carey Centennial fund. The chapter meets at 8 o clock June 10 and asks Nadine Gibson to contact about antique cars or horses for the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Greater Carey Centennial Fund
Nadine Gibson
Gaiety Gals Plan Dinner Outing
The Gaiety Gals met with Mrs Herman Emerine for a Monday evening gathering. They played games and exchanged gifts and plan a self funded dinner on Wednesday June 11 at 7 pm at Mrs Emerine's, with car owners asked to provide rides and members urged to dress in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Emerine
Emerine
Sharp
Antique Clothes Rummage Sale by Godey Girls
The Godey Girls announce a limited sale of wearable antique clothing at Centennial headquarters at 730 this Thursday evening. Items include children's clothes, men's vests, pantalettes, and other period garments.
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Godey
Centennial
Brushkateers Slo-Pitch Postponed to Sunday Night
The Brushkateers slo-pitch softball game, postponed from Sunday due to rain, will be played at 6 30 pm this Sunday as a preliminary to the Barbellies Old Dutchers game.
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Brushkateers
Cousin's First Solemn Mass in Tiffin at St Josephs
Mr and Mrs Edward Albus and daughter Virginia attended the first Solemn Mass of their cousin Rev Herman Scherger at St Josephs Catholic Church in Tiffin. He was ordained Saturday at Holy Rosary Cathedral Toledo by Bishop George J Behring. He is a son of Herman A Scherger of Tiffin.
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Edward Albus
Virginia
Herman Scherger
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Tiffin
Scherger
Holy Rosary Cathedral
Toledo
George J. Behring
Herman A. Scherger
Brothers of the Brush Seeks 700 Members for Centennial Year
The Brothers of the Brush aim to grow to at least 700 members as school ends and summer begins. Pete Twining is urged to complete his stockade or address rope issues to attract new chapters. The Greater Carey Centennial invites all residents including fringe areas to participate. Hats and ties sold at Burson's Clothing Store or Centennial HQ, per Norman Kromer.
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Brothers of the Brush
Pete Twining
Pete
Carey Corporation
Greater Carey
Carey
Kangaroo Court
Burson
Centennial
Norman Kromer
Dance for Centennial Fund at Moose Hall
The Carillons and Brushkateers sponsor a dance on Saturday night from 9 to 1 at Moose hall to benefit the Centennial Fund. Public invited. Members must wear Centennial dresses and bonnets when in town. The chapter meets again June 16 with Mrs Cupp.
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Carillons
Brushkateers
Moose Hall
Centennial Fund
Carl Cupp
Cupp
Shave Brush Sentinels Rules Adopted With Demerit System
The Shave Brush Sentinels establish rules under Charters 9 and 23 effective June 1 with a demerit system. One cent fine per demerit or one minute in the stockade. 40+ demerits in a meeting require half time in stockade. Meetings capped at 49 minutes with one demerit per minute. recognition of chair needed before speaking. Greetings involve “Have a chaw, friend?” and proof by plug tobacco. distances and attire rules impose demerits for Centennial garb and badges.
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Shave Brush Sentinels
Greater Carey Centennial
Greater Carey Centennial Area
Becks transfer half interest in Beach's Inlet property
Earl R. Beck and Verna L. Beck convey an undivided one half interest to LeRoy Thompson in the east half of the south half of Inlet 2 within Beach's Addition to Vanlue in Hancock County.
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Earl R
Verna L. Beck
LeRoy Thompson
Inlet
Beach
Vanlue
Albert Hagerman to Celebrate 90th Birthday Sunday
Albert Hagerman will observe his 90th birthday Sunday with an open house at 249 W. Findlay Street hosted by his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J W Wisner. He and his wife live in Vanlue but have stayed with the Wisners since November. A Vanlue Methodist Church service that day will recognize him. A noon birthday dinner at the Wisner home and a card shower planned by Mrs Wisner follow. Jay Hageman Jr of Findlay baked the cake for his grandfather.
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Albert Hagerman
J. W. Wisner
W. Findlay Street
Hagerman
Vanlue
Wisners
Vanlue Methodist Church
Wisner
Hagermans
Jay Hagerman, Jr
Findlay
Carey Shuffleboard Club Opens Season with Potluck
The Carey Shuffleboard Club started the season with a Decoration Day potluck at Memorial Park shelterhouse. About 40 attended as Mary Pieracini and Irma Smith defeated Leta Wagner and Denver Donelson in the tournament. Dorcas Donelson and Mary Shiley, consolation winners, beat Billy Yates and Irina Smith.
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Carey Shuffleboard Club
Memorial Park
Lloyd Long
Henry Pieracini
Mary Pieracini
Irma Smith
Leta Wagner
Denver Donelson
Elsie Long
Arch Donelson
Billy Yates
Dean‘Fout
Dave Conner
Minnie Miller
A. O. Suber
Lee Yentzer
Robert Smith
Free Scoarse
Rollie Wright
Vincent Orians
Vincent Krupp
Hazel Luxon
Foster Savidge
Charles Heck
Donald Clark
Grover Wagner
Frank Jackson
Donald Brown
Robert Ryder
Clarence Reinhart
Paul Heck
Karl Hosafros
Paul van Dusen
Donald Donelson
Richard Clark
Sue Ann Pahl
Bert Rothgeb
Harold Shiley
Harold Donelson
H. K. van Buren
George Ash
George Remlinger
Dorcas Donelson
Mary Shiley
Irina Smith
Grace LeMott
Roarkes to Open Dairy Maid Drive In West of Carey
Mr and Mrs Herbert Roark plan to open a Dairy Maid drive in on Route 15 just west of Carey city limits on land bought from Mr and Mrs Raymond Smalley. They hold a franchise and expect a modern building ready for business by June 20 after plans are completed in about 10 days. John Risner broker handled the sale of a 100 foot frontage east of the Smalleys house.
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Herbert Roark
Vanlue
Carey Corporation
Raymond Smalley
Smalley
The
Roarks
John Risner
Houk Hardware Receives Toy Guidance Council Membership
Attending the annual Toledo toy show Harold Houk Mrs Yeoman and Barbara Tucker will select safe durable and functional toys to add to their already large stock. The group aims to expand the toy assortment with quality products.
Dorgas Carey Library Then Closes Thursdays in Summer
A notice states the Dorgas Carey Library will be closed on Thursdays during June July and August.
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Dorgas Carey
Carey Businessmen Plan Centennial Events and Closures
Carey businessmen approved plans for a Centennial celebration aligned bar events with the town pageant. Fourteen members met in the Municipal Building with Dave Myers presiding and agreed to a 5:30 p.m. closing on July 11 and 12 to boost participation, plus continued float preparations and early stock purchase.
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Carey Businessmen's Association
Dave Myers
Stewart Allen
Businessmen's Assn
Carey
Guest Speaker Entertains Kiwanians at June Meeting
The Kiwanis dinner Monday June 9 featured guest speaker J M Watson of Wichita Kansas, replacing the planned magician. Watson recounted World War II recruiting work for Henry J Kaiser Shipbuilding and Rose Bowl history, plus anecdotes about horse meat markets and a doctor's barbecued prank. Reservations were due with the Homestead by tomorrow.
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Kiwaniannes
F. D. Jackson
J. M. Watson
Wichita
Kans
Watson
Henry J. Kaiser Shipbuilding Co
University of Oregon
Yale
Henry J. Kaiser
Mr. Watson
Eastern Stars to Honor Mrs Rook at Crawford Chapter
Mrs Harry Rook district president of District 10 Order of the Eastern Star will be honored at a reception after Crawford Chapter No 168 meeting at 8 pm next Wednesday. Also recognized are Mrs Leora Frederick and Mrs Clarence Lawhead with 50 year membership pins.
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Eastern Stars
Rook
Harry Rook
Order of the Eastern Star
Crawford Chapter No 168
Leora Frederick
Clarence Lawhead
Carey Times Seeks Early Copy To Alleviate Wednesday Workload
The Carey Times requests all copy be submitted as early as possible due to a shortage of experienced staff. The paper cannot handle lengthy articles on Wednesdays until staffing improves.
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Carey Times
New Brownies Registration Request Notice
Instructions ask all first grade girls who have not submitted next year applications to mail the form to Mrs L L Pace at 343 E Findlay Street. Do not send registration money now.
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L. L. Pace
E. Findlay Street
Centennial benefit party at Eagles hall
Centennial benefit event titled Americas favorite pastime organized by Calico Girls, to be held at 8 p m on Saturday June 7. Open to the public. Admission details listed as 20 to 23.
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Eagles
Calico Girls
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Virginia Stombaugh
Cil
Clarence Hagley
Wayne Terry
Snyder Lumber Co
Carrie Cole
Newhard
Jack Ball
Charlie Laudenslager
Gene Tiell
Laudenslager
Hancock County Realty
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