Friars Earn B A Degrees From Carey Seminary
Franciscan friars from Our Lady of Carey Seminary College at the University of Dayton received bachelor of arts degrees on June 2. The 14 graduates include Friar Joel Burget Terre Haute and Friar Placid Dobbs Minneapolis. others are from Illinois Indiana Michigan Kansas and Ohio. Some will study abroad at Freibourg and Seraphic College while others stay in Minnesota. The class has participated in Carey’s Blood Donor program and choir activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Carey Seminary College
University of Dayton
Joel M. Burget
Terre Haute
Ind
Placid M. Dobbs
Minneapolis
Mich
Thaddeus M
Jasinski
Cicero
Zachary M. Kucin
Keith M. O'Neill
Toledo
Brendan M. Rosendall
Jonesboro
Regis M. Schlagbeck
Gene M. Schneider
Lansing
Colman M. Smith
Clarksville
Wilson M. Taylor
Rosendall
Catholic University of Freibourg
Switzerland
Dobbs and
Dunn
Seraphic College
Rome
Italy
Chaska
Minn
Carey Seminary
Carey
American Red Cross
Leon Dunn
Regis Schlagbeck
Placid Dobbs
Zachary Kucin
Gene Schneider
Joel Burger
Thaddeus Jasinski
Wilson Taylor
Brendan Rosendall
Emil Cook
Jeffrey Hurst
Keith O'Neill
Jeremy Hughes
Colman Smith
Flower Show at Dible Home Sponsored by Carey Garden Club
Carey Garden Club invites local and regional flower growers to enter and attend a show at Mrs. J. F. Dible’s home 242 W Findlay St on Saturday June 9 from 3 to 9 pm. Entries accepted 9 to 11 am with 25 cent admission. specimens in single stems should use pop bottles. The Dible home, built 1880 82 by David Straw, features antique furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Garden Club
J. F. Dible
W. Findlay Street
Carey Times
Wyandot Museum Dedication Set At Upper Sandusky
The Wyandot Museum in the McConnell home at Johnson and 7th Streets Upper Sandusky will be dedicated Sunday at 2 p.m. The Normandy mansion donated by Fowler B McConnell will host the program with Rev Richard Crabs and Charles Reed Jr leading. Music by the Nevada Lutheran quartet and the Upper Sandusky High School Band. If rain the ceremony moves to John Stewart Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot Museum
McConnell
Johnson and 7Th Streets
Upper Sandusky
Normandy
Wyandot County Historical Society
Fowler B. McConnell
Richard Crabbs
Sycamore Methodist Church
Charles Reed, Jr
Nevada
Upper San
Lawrence Brown
Mr. Beard
Hetzel
Tschantz
Vent
Kinley
Doris Smith
Justus
Mr. Hale
Mr. Myers
Johnson
Beard
Kark
Village council approves first reading of salary ordinance
The village council approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 561 setting salaries for village staff. Increases include village manager 6815 yearly plus car allowance, clerk auditor 3990, chief of police 4560, and other positions with hourly and monthly rates listed. Fireman Truman Updegraff to retire on disability pension 129.47 monthly. Protests raised over street paving neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Windau
Kiwanians Screen Highway Patrol Film Signal 30
Local Kiwanis program featured Lt. C. R. Davy of the Bucyrus Ohio State Highway Patrol who presented Signal 30 a vivid on the spot film about fatal highway crashes caused by traffic violations. The talk and movie followed a safety theme and sparked discussion among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Davy
Bucyrus Post
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Ohio State Patrol
Harold Shiley
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Kiwanians
Upper Sandusky Kiwanians
Evergreens
Upper
Carey Kiwanians
Saratoga Jungle Gardens
Kiwanian
Howard Snyder
Invite Local Women To Join Toastmistress Club
Women from Carey and surrounding county areas are invited to join the new Upper Sandusky unit of International Toastmistress. Meetings are the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at the Evergreens. Next meeting June 13. For reservations call AX 4 3424 or AX 4 3014. The club trains personality through small group assignments from simple to formal speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Upper Sandusky
International Toastmistress, Inc
The
Evergreens
Toastmistress Club
Calvin Dunlap
Wayne Schaber
Marion
Carey Conservation Sportsman Assn Notice to Report Damages
The Carey Conservation Sportsman Association warns that anyone destroying or damaging park grounds or lake properties will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Members must report any infractions to the Wyandot County sheriff's department at Upper Sandusky. The Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Conservation Sportsman Association
Wyandot County Sheriff's Department
Upper Sandusky
Carey Conservation Sportsman Assn
Nazare ne Church Plans Vacation Bible School
Daily Vacation Bible School at Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene will begin Monday June 11 and run through June 22. Classes meet from 9 to 11 30 each forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Chapel
Church of the Nazarene
Soldier's Addresses Changed for Victor G at Bainbridge
Notification lists change of address for Victor G Worst NESEP of Co 3 USNTC Bainbridge Maryland. Records show updated residence details affecting mailing and unit correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor, G
Worst Nesep, Co. 3
USNTC
Bainbridge, Maryland
John McDaniel Named Pool Manager at Memorial Park
Wit tenberg University sophomore John McDaniel has been engaged as manager of the Memorial Park pool report Village Manager George Dunn. His assistant team includes Jerry Worst Rose Speiser Kenneth Rice Jeff Guthridge and Sandra McDaniel who will help on the playground. Two ten foot sections of the pool sidewall were replaced sand blasted and painted with prime and enamel coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDaniel
Wittenberg University
Springfield
Memorial Park
George Dunn
Perry McDaniel
St. Mary’s Avenue
John
Jerry Worst
Rose Speiser
Kenneth Rice
Jeff Guthridge
Sandra McDaniel
Sandra
Bowling Green State University
Dunn
Sandra Hablitzel Graduates From Bowling Green State University
Miss Sandra Hablitzel daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Hablitzel 120 High Street graduated Sunday from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor of Science in education. Parents grandmother and relatives attended. She will spend weeks home then go to Huron Playhouse for eight weeks and plans to return in fall for a master’s degree while teaching speech at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Hablitzel
Ira Hablitzel
High Street
Bowling Green State University
F. H. Healy
Nevada
Gary Hablitzel
Melford Hablitzel
Sandra
Huron
Huron Playhouse
Bowling Green
The F. D. Jacksons Leaving Carey for Bucyrus
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Jackson of 408 W Findlay Street depart Carey after 31 years. They will rent at 708 S Sandusky Avenue in Bucyrus. Mrs. Jackson resumes teaching in Bucyrus schools and Mr. Jackson joins Frost Credit Service. They plan to move June 14 and remodel a Bucyrus farm house as their long term home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Jackson
W. Findlay Street
Bucyrus
S. Sandusky Avenue
Mrs. Jackson
Richard Graham
Mr. Jackson
Nancy Phillips to Lead Rainbow Girls at Carey Assembly
Miss Nancy Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Phillips south of Carey will be installed as Worthy Advisor of Carey Assembly No 151 Order of the Rainbow for Girls this evening at 8 at the Masonic Temple. Public invited. Practice for Rainbow Girls at 1 30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Phillips
J. E. Phillips
Carey
Carey Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Joe Rall Returns Home From Japan
Lance Cpl. Joe Rall son of Mr and Mrs Jack Rall arrived home Friday night from Japan where he has served 14 months with the U S Marines. Cpl Rall is on 30 day leave en route to Camp Lejeune NC for further assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Cpl
Joe Rall
Jack Rall
Japan
U. S. Marines
Cpl
Rall
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Albert Hagerman 94 Tomorrow
Albert G Hagerman of W Findlay Street will celebrate his 94th birthday anniversary Friday. A family gathering is planned with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J W Wisner and Gloria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Hagerman
J. W. Wisner
Gloria
Ruth Lyons 50 50 Club Originates in Columbus Audience
Mrs. Rolla Osborn of near Carey and her twin sister Mrs. Peter LaFontaine of near Tiffin attended the Ruth Lyons 50-50 Club in Columbus at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. The one day show originated there, normally airs from WLW in Cincinnati Monday through Friday 12 to 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rolla Osborn
Carey
Peter LaFontaine
Tiffin
Ruth Lyons
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
WLW
Cincinnati
Dorcas Carey Library to Close Thursdays in Summer
The Dorcas Carey Public Library will close each Thursday during June, July and August, affecting all library services and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Carey
Free Scoarse Barbershop Closed for One Week
The Free Scoarse barber shop will be closed from June 11 to June 18. Government expenditures across federal state and local levels rose dramatically, with outlays multiplying 22 times between 1914 and 1950.
Work Starts On Replacing Gas Lines In Carey
Ohio Fuel Gas Co begins a 48300 dollar pipeline replacement project to upgrade natural gas service in Carey. Burkhardt Construction Co replaces over three miles of 2 to 6 inch lines along Patterson Grove Clay South Frederick E North Worello Findlay E North Patterson Grove Vance streets near the railroad and C and O railroad. Completion expected about July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Carey
H. F. Shiley
Ohio Fuel
Patterson Street
Grove Street
Clay Street
Lake
West Streets
South Street
High Street
Railroad
Frederick Street
E. North Street
Vance Street
Worello Street
Findlay Street
West Street
C&o
E. South Street
Adam Street
North Street
Burkhardt Construction Co
Avon Lake
Shiley
Slo-Pitch Softball Season Under Way
The Slo-Pitch league opened May 28 with Tim's Auto Service defeating N.L.&S. 15 to 1 as Tim's tallied 20 hits and benefited from six Stone Quarry errors. On June 1 Porcelain Products beat Swan Rubber 8 to 1 with 14 hits and six errors by Swan. In the nightcap NL&S topped 11-3 on nine K errors. Schedule lists games through June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim’s Auto Service
N.l.&s
Tim's
H. Kear
M. Porter
Porcelain
Swan Rubber
R. Snook
H. Snook
Swan
Nl&s
Rhe Tim
Babar
J.C
Blinkies
Tim’s
K. P
Kirby School Graduation at St Marys Kirby
Eighth graders from St Marys School Kirby were honored Friday May 25. Recipients include Patricia Gillen Joan Huseman Mary Ann Smith Kathleen Stark Carolyn Thiel and Mark Thomas. Sherry Thiel William Gillen and Joan Huseman earned year long honor roll status. Perfect attendance honors went to Norma Frey Kenneth Thiel Susan Thiel Daniel Bees David Kin Rosemary Smith Mary Ann Smith Susan Smith Carolyn Thiel and Darrell Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby School
St. Mary’s School
Kirby
Patricia Gillen
Joan Huseman
Mary Ann Smith
Kathleen Stark
Carolyn Thiel
Mark Thomas
Sherry Thiel
William Gillen
Norma Frey
Kenneth Thiel
Susan Thiel
Daniel Bees
David Kin
Rosemary Smith
Susan Smith
Darrell Frey
Bernard Family Plans Move to Phoenix Housing Sale Underway
Mr and Mrs Jerome F Bernard and sons Tom Joe and Bob of St Marys Avenue will sell their home this summer and move to Phoenix Arizona where Mrs Bernard will teach English at Central High School in that city Narrative details indicate a family relocation and employment move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome F. Bernard
Tom
Joe
Bob
St. Mary's Avenue
Phoenix
Ariz
Bernard
Central High School
Moving to Carey Mrs Hamler R B Hamler to Carey
Mrs R B Hamler of Huntington Ind has rented the new apartment over Harrys Pharmacy from Harry Myers. She stays with Mrs Roy Kirkwood until furniture arrives. Mrs Hamler formerly lived in Carey while her husband was New York Central agent here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
R. B. Hamler
Huntington
Ind
Harry Myers
Harry’s
Roy Kirkwood
Hamler
New York Central
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Hosts Instruction School
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 656 invites District 19 to a school of instruction Saturday with sessions at 1 30 p m and 8 p m Seven lodges participate A catered dinner will be served to those with reservations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah School OF Instruction
Palm Leaf
Rebekah Lodge No. 656
Fresh Peas Gathered by Mrs Stanley Montague a Wednesday
Mrs Stanley Montague on W Brown Avenue enjoyed a mess of fresh peas picked Tuesday evening from the garden of her brother Harold Putnam on E Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Montague
W. Brown Avenue
Harold Putnam
E. Findlay Street
Grace's Beauty Shop Vacation Closure Notice
Grace's Beauty Shop will close for vacation from June 16 to June 30. Customers are advised to schedule appointments before or after these dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Burson Hale Inc Formed From Carey Firms Merger
Correction note outlines formation of Burson-Hale Inc as merger of two Carey companies. Owners Hale Burson and Burson share ownership with Hale and Burson each holding half of the new stock and Paul Burson owning 25 percent. Earl Burson will manage the store with Ralph Kurtz advising during transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Burson-Hale, Inc
Carey
Robert D. Hale
Earl S. Burson
Paul A. Burson
Ralph E. Kurtz
Burson Clothing Co
Earl S
Kurtz
Burson Clothing. Co
Legion Homecoming Dates Set for July at Earl Green Post Park
The American Legion Earl Green Post No 344 announces its annual Homecoming for July 12 13 14 with a gala parade bands floats and marching units and prizes for best floats. The Legion Auxiliary will run homemade meals each evening at the park and a midway with games rides and concessions for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Carey Shuffleboard Club Tureen Supper Draws Crowd
The Carey Shuffleboard Club held its Memorial Day tureen supper at Memorial Park shelterhouse with a good crowd. Dorcas Donelson and Martha Reinhart won, Robert Smith and Lloyd Long were runners up, consolation winners were Joseph Schira and Edna Brown over Mary Pieracini and Orville Corbin. Tournaments scheduled each Tuesday and Friday. new members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Shuffleboard Club
Memorial Park Shelterhouse
Dorcas Donelson
Martha Reinhart
Robert Smith
Lloyd Long
Joseph Schira
Edna Brown
Mary Pieracini
Orville Corbin
Shuffleboard Court
Summer courses start Monday at Carey High School
Summer courses at Carey High School begin Monday at 8:30 a.m. Students should attend. Available courses include Driver's education beginning typing and reading enrichment for elementary pupils only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Fred Shuman to be ordained at St. Pauls Lutheran
Ordination services for Fred Shuman will be held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Toledo on Sunday evening at 6 30 p m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shuman
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Erie Street
Toledo
Retired educators Mulholland duo visit Carey Times
I. E. Mulholland of Delphos and Adrian, a 46 year veteran of teaching, visited the Carey Times Monday. His wife, Mrs. Mulholland, also retiring after 42 years in education due to declining health.
Open Bowling Schedule for 23-24 Recreation Lanes
Evening open bowling set for Friday Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m. through the 23 24 recreation lanes schedule notes.
Kitchel Receives BGSU BA and Heads to Union Carbide
Frank T. Kitchel earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration at Bowling Green State University during Sunday commencement. He will start Monday as assistant foreman in the production department of Union Carbide Co. in Charlotte North Carolina. He plans to pursue personnel work later. He travels with his wife Karen Terry and their son Frank Jr. to Charlotte where housing is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Kitchel
Bowling Green State University
Charlotte, N. C
Union Carbide Co
National Carbon Co
Frank
Kitchel
Karen Terry
Frank, Jr
Charlotte
Frank P. Kitchel
Carey
BGSU
Lortz Elected Commander Of Earl Green Post 344
Henry E. Lortz was elected commander of Earl Green Post No. 344 American Legion at Tuesday night’s meeting. He succeeds Ray Peiffer. Elected with him were Bill Howard as first vice commander Donald Traxler as adjutant James Lindsay as chaplain Edmond Pahl as finance officer Paul Krupp as post service officer and Peiffer as trustee for three years. Installations set for June 19. Trustees holdovers are Eugene Schreiner two years and Edmund Logsdon one year. Convention Sunday: Legionnaires to meet at the Legion Hall by 9 a.m. in Monroeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Lortz
Earl Green
American Legion
Ray Peiffer
Lortz
Bill Howard
Donald Traxler
James Lindsay
Edmond Pahl
Paul Krupp
Peiffer
Eugene Schreiner
Edmund Logsdon
The Gatchels Move to Lineville Alabama
Mr and Mrs W L Gatchel of 406 High Street will leave Saturday for Lineville Alabama where they will make their home. Mr Gatchel is transferred by Swan Rubber Co to the Lineville plant and will serve as foreman with added responsibilities. They have resided in Carey for 22 years and plan to sell their home and move their furniture once housing is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gatchel
High Street
Lineville
Ala
Mr. Gatchel
Swan Rubber Co
Amerace Corp
Austin Family Plans Move to Coldwater Michigan
Mr and Mrs Orville Austin and their sons James and Jerry will move Saturday from 619 N Vance Street to Coldwater Michigan They have lived in Carey and vicinity for three years and Mr Austin will work at a Michigan packing plant after leaving the Donelson Packing Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Austin
James
Jerry
Ed Arend
N. Vance Street
Coldwater
Mich
Austin
Donelson Packing Co
Michigan
Carey and
Vicinity
Donated Flowers for Park Beds Ceremony at Memorial Park
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins of the Carey Greenhouse donated flowers again this year to be planted near the shuffleboard court at Memorial Park. The beds were prepared and the plants set out by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Yentzer and Mrs. Clarence Reinhart and Mrs. Clarence Hoepf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Jenkins
Carey Greenhouse
Shuffleboard Court
Memorial Park
Lee Yentzer
Clarence Reinhart
Clarence Hoepf
70 Attend Lutheran Father Son Cookout
About 70 men and boys attended the Father Son cookout sponsored by the Lutheran Men. It was held at the Boy Scout cabin on the Glenn Williams farm northeast of Carey with a meat bread and drink provided by the food committee. Attendees enjoyed baseball horseshoe pitching and fishing in the pond for a day of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Williams
Carey
Logsdons Move From Porcelain Plant Property to Walters Farm
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Logsdon and family relocated Friday from the Porcelain Products Co property at 314 E North Street to the farm house northwest of Carey on Stat ler Road. The Walters recently purchased the former C J Walters estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Logsdon
Porcelain Products Co
North Street
Carey
Statler Road
Paul Walters
C. J. Walters
Weeds Take an Inch, Grow a Yard Said Light Phrase
A pithy proverb from The News Palladium in Pana Illinois notes that small gains can lead to large growth. The adage cautions about permitting minor issues to expand unchecked, reflecting common local wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palladium
Pana
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newhard Studio
Dible
Truman Updegraff
Firemen’s Relief and Pension Fund
E. J. Miller
State Auditor's Office
County Prisoners Council
Board of County Commissioners
F. K. Cassel
Council
Orion Wilgus
Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s
Highway Patrol
Nazarene Church
F. D. Jacksons
Rainbow Girls
Albert Hagerman
New Corporation
Newhard
Shuffleboard News
New York
Monroeville
Legion Hall
W. L. Catchels
Alabama
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