Dayton Friars Neff and Lonsway Earn Philosophy Degrees
Friar Alan Neff and Friar Francis Anthony Lonsway received Bachelor of Arts degrees in Philosophy at the University of Dayton graduation, with both to pursue theology studies for the Conventual Franciscan priesthood. Parents from Carey and New Riegel attended the ceremony at the National Cash Register Auditorium, joined by relatives.
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Order’ of
Friars Minor Conventual
Neff
Lonsway
National Cash Register
Friar Alan
Edward Bees
Francis Anthony
Wyandot County Hears Plans For New County Home
county officials and editors from three newspapers reviewed architect sketches for a proposed hillside county home site across US 23 from current buildings. The plan calls for a 100 percent fireproof split level facility with 100 beds across men and women wings, a nursery, and top floor nursing quarters at an estimated 500 000 to 600 000 cost. A 20 year bond proposal would levy 0.7 mills for 38 percent of property value, with open houses planned before the November vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Forrest Bacon
Edward L. Beard
Ross Winter
Robert Mott
Harold Shumann
Charles A. Reed, Jr
Board of Commissioners
Joseph Manor
W. Howard Manor
Bellefontaine
Paul Creger
Daily Chief Union
Upper Sandusky
John W. Hudgins
Sycamore Leader
Herbert H. Miller
Carey Times
Melford Binan
Reed
Wyandot County Grand Jury
Carey Area Man Hurt When Tree Falls During Storm
Burton Higginbotham, 31, of three miles northeast of Carey on Mott Road, was severely injured when a wind uprooted a large wild cherry, crushing his 1952 Pontiac and pinning him for about an hour. He was taken to Blanchard Valley Hospital for treatment with head lacerations and multiple internal injuries. The Carey area dodged the worst of two storms though nearby farms reported substantial damage to a shed silos and trees totaling several thousand dollars.
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Burton Higginbotham
Carey
Mott Road
Higginbotham
National Lime and Stone Co
Greer Road
Shuman Bros
Ken Stahl
Bristoll
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Storm Disrupts Phone Lines and Power in Carey Area
About 200 phones were affected by the storm with 95 percent restored by Friday afternoon and the rest expected by Saturday. Cables on Mott Road Route 15 and Elms Hill Road were damaged by falling limbs. Ohio Power customers west of Carey had no electricity from 4 45 p m to 8 30 p m. Cattle performed oddly as milking machines disturbed cows. Dr T Benton Peery marked 35 years in gospel ministry on a June Sunday. his service history includes First Lutheran Cincinnati Trinity Lakewood St Matthew Philadelphia and St Paul Wichita before Carey in 1954.
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T. H. Malesh
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Mott Road
State Route 15
Elms Hill Road
Carey
George Dunn
Town
Ohio Power Co
T. Benton Peery
Christ Lutheran Church
Dr. Peery
First Lutheran Church
Cincinnati
Trinity Church
Lakewood
St. Matthew's
Philadelphia
St. Paul's
Wichita
Kansas
Judge Kear to address Carey Kiwanis gathering
Wyandot County Common Pleas Judge Russell H. Kear will be guest speaker at the Carey Kiwanis Club meeting next Monday night. A program on antique cars with colored slides is set for June 19, with attendance encouraged at both events. Paul Burson reports progress organizing a new Kiwanis Club in Upper Sandusky and seeks interested residents to join. Rex Huston and Burson lead the New Club Building Committee.
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Russell H. Kear
Wyandot County Common Pleas Court
Carey Kiwanis Club
Upper Sandusky Club
Paul’ Burson
Upper Sandusky
Upper
Rex Huston
Burson
Huston
Memorial Park hosts weekly pool diving contests and teams
Richard Kuzma announces weekly diving contests at Memorial Park pool open to all ages. Seasonlong competition awards a trophy for top point earner. Four swim teams for boys and girls, junior and senior, will compete with other cities. Contact Mr. Kuzma to join. Swimming lessons begin soon arranged by age with adult night classes and weekday morning child classes. contact Mr. Kuzma.
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Richard Kuzma
Memorial Park
Mr. Kuzma
Carey High School Graduate Receives Major Orders
Friar Warren Welsh OFM Conv son of Mr and Mrs John S Welsh was ordained subdeacon at St Paul Seminary Chapel on June 3. A Carey High School 1952 graduate he will enter the diaconate in September and priesthood in February 1962 after theology study at Assumption Seminary Chaska and education at the University of Notre Dame. His mother and sister attended, traveling by train from Fostoria and enjoying Mississippi River scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friar Warren Welsh
Assumption Seminary
Chaska
Minn
University of Notre Dame
Warren
Rose Marie
Fostoria
Mississippi River
City Association to Meet for Women Bowlers
The City Association calls all women bowlers to a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday June 19 in the library basement. All league bowlers are welcome. officers and team captains are urged to attend.
Soldier's Addresses First Address Fox AF 15648599
AB Michael P. Fox listed at Lackland AFB Texas with unit Fit 706 Box 1523 in the first address line.
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AB Michael P. Fox
Lackland Afb
Texas
George Ash Celebrates 100th Birthday in Carey Community
George Ash, longtime Carey resident now at Riverview Rest Home near McCutchenville, marked his 100th birthday Memorial Day with a celebration hosted by Peoples Bank of Carey. Delegations from bank and Kiwanis attended, along with family, friends, cake, and 100 silver dollars. Ash came to Carey in 1886, first cutting wood, later owning a general store and hardware, serving as bank director, county official, and school board member. He helped build local water works and electric plant, was a charter Kiwanis member, and remains a Wyandot County Automobile Association director.
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George Ash
Carey
Riverview Rest
McCutchenville
Tiffin
Peoples Bank of
Ash
Nation
Bank
Henry Graves
J. A. Gibbs
Carey Kiwanis Club
Knights of Pythias Lodge
First Methodist Church
Wyandot County Automobile Association
Mr. Ash
The
Peoples Bank
T. E
Riverview Rest Home
Charles Mathern
H. E. Snyder
T. E. Dromgold
Calvin Thome
Bred C. Ewis
Fred K. Cassel
Lutheran Mother Daughter Banquet Draws 130 Attendees
Betty Foust of Ohio Oil Co. spoke at Christ Lutheran Church as 130 mothers and daughters enjoyed a banquet. Troop 13 Scouts served, Melissa Myers led prayer, and Mrs. Leonard Brandt hosted. Foust used storybook imagery to link oil industry gains to modern Cinders and Snow White themes.
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Betty Foust
Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
Christ Lutheran Church
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 13
Willard Barth
Melissa Myers
Foust
Leonard Brandt
Pharos Schmuck
John Samméet
Faust
Summer Schedule at Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Lutheran lists two Sunday services at 8:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday Church School begins at 9:15 a.m. The schedule mirrors prior years and aims to accommodate all members by attendance at one service.
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Christ Lutheran Church
John Orians Opens Barber Shop at Brayton Street
Notice announces John Orians barber shop at 132 Brayton Street opening June 16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Wednesday and Saturday night hours. The shop will be closed on Thursdays and patrons are urged to visit.
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John Orians
Brayton Street
Suffers Head Injury In Freak Mishap
Bobby Mapes four year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Mapes was injured when an aluminum light grate above a basement window fell into a window well as he and his mother left Christ Lutheran Church. He received a facial cut requiring eight stitches and was treated at Wyandot Memorial Hospital with X rays to check for possible optic nerve damage and concussion. He was dismissed at noon Monday with no loss of vision evident.
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Bobby Mapes
Robert H. Mapes
Dan Black
Homestead
Bobby
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Golfers Must Qualify For Carey Open Tournament
Final day to qualify is June 12 for the Carey Open golf tournament to be played June 18 at Lincoln Hills Golf Course in Upper Sandusky. Submit an 18 hole score card and entrance fee to Moore's Store Mullholand Hardware or Robert T. Donelson.
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Lincoln Hills
Upper Sandusky
Moore’s Store
Mullholand Hardware
Robert T. Donelson
Miss Christine Straw Accepts CCDC Office
Miss Christine Straw of St. Marys Avenue will serve as secretary treasurer of the Carey Community Development Corporation. W E Hershman, the corporation president, announces the appointment succeeding Mrs Gerald Rickle who resigned in March.
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Christine Straw
St. Mary’s Avenue
Carey Community Development Corporation
W. E. Hershman
Miss Straw
Gerald ,Rickle
Lawn Fete Saturday at McCutchenville Grange Hall
McCutchenville Methodist Church sponsors a lawn fete at McCutchenville Grange Hall on Saturday. Food includes homemade chicken and noodles, chicken and ham sandwiches, potato salad baked beans cole slaw pie cake coffee and pop plus ice cream. Serving starts at 5 30 PM.
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McCutchenville Grange Hall
McCutchenville Methodist Church
Carey Firemen Schedule Donkey Baseball
Memorial Park baseball diamond hosts a donkey baseball game Tuesday evening June 20 by the Carey Volunteer Firemen. Fire Chief Orion Wilgus promises the largest collection of jackasses ever seen in Carey for an entertaining family event of thrills and spills.
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Memorial Park
Carey
Orion Wilgus
Free Pony Rides at Carey Foodland Park
Beginning Monday June 12 free pony rides for children will be offered in Carey Foodland parking lot from 1 to 5 pm on Monday Wednesday and Friday. The event is sponsored by Carey merchants and a schedule will appear in the Carey Times.
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Carey Foodland, Inc
Carey Times
Carey Merchants
Carey Band Mothers Hold Smorgasbord Fundraiser
The Carey Band Mothers sponsor a two day smorgasbord at Carey Foodland parking lot serving from noon to 8 PM. All you can eat for 10c includes crackers cold cuts cheese chips and ice cream with proceeds aiding Carey Band expenses. Foodland owners donate time space and food items.
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Carey Band
Carey Foodland
Carey
Foodland
Mohawk Juniors Attend Buckeye Boys State on Ohio Campus
Mohawk High School juniors Joe Weininger and Kenneth Karcher depart this morning to join the American Legion Buckeye Boys State program at Ohio University Athens. Faculty selected them for citizenship achievements. Joe is son of Mr. and Mrs. Gier Weininger Sycamore and Kenneth is son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Karcher east of Carey.
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Joe Weininger
Kenneth Karcher
Mohawk
American Legion
Buckeye
Ohio University
Athens
Joe
Gier Weininger
Sycamore
Kenneth
Leo Karcher
Carey
Carey Firemen Aid At Upper Sandusky Elevator Blaze
Carey volunteer firefighters assisted Upper Sandusky firemen at 11:15 pm Tuesday to control a grain storage bin fire at the U S Commission Company elevator. They remained on scene until about 2 am using two trucks and calling for the village's older Seagrave for a stronger pump. Extensive damage to the elevator and equipment occurred with nearby gas tanks briefly threatened. Origin and extent of loss were undetermined as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Carey
Upper Sandusky
U. S. Commission Company
Seagrave
The
Carey Times
Dows Celebrate 60 Years Quietly in Upper Sandusky
Mr. and Mrs. David Dow observe their 60th wedding anniversary with a noon Thanksgiving Mass at Our Lady of Consolation Church due to Mrs. Dow’s health. They wed June 12, 1901 in Paris Kentucky. their family includes six children twelve grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren.
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David Dow
Carey
Route 4
Upper
Sandusky
James
Genevieve) Shea
Bellevue
Wash
Jane Pirschel
Findlay
William
Mr. Dow
Jack and
Margaret Dow
Dow
Matthew
Jane Orians
Carey School Summer Programs Reminder
All interested in the summer driver training personal typing or reading enrichment at Carey School should check in with the superintendent at 8:30 on June 12. Low enrollment may require time schedule adjustments and those not yet registered are urged to enroll at once.
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Carey
Carey Shuffleboard Winners Named at Memorial Park
Dorcas and Denver Donelson won the Carey Shuffleboard tournament Tuesday night at Carey Memorial Park. Mary Piera cini and Elsie Long lost. Consolation winners were Martha Reinhart and Mrs. Reed Steen. Henry Pieracini and Lee Yentzer were losers. Tournaments will be held every Tuesday and Friday at 7 30 weather permitting.
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Dorcas
Denver Donelson
Mary Pieracini
Elsie Long
Carey
Carey Memorial Park
Martha Reinhart
Reed Steen
Henry Pieracini
Lee Yentzer
Flowers Again Stolen From Grave Near Crawford Memorial
Mrs. Albert Bentz reports theft of flowers placed by her and her mother at the grave of Mr. Kentfield in Richey Cemetery near Crawford Memorial Day. She says this has happened in previous years and asks the culprits to contact them and refrain from taking the flowers after planting them.
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Albert Bentz
Frederick Street
Charles Kentfield
Mr. Kentfield
Richey Cemetery
Crawford Memorial Day
Bentz
Bentfield
Local Youth Enlists in Air Force Training
Michael Fox son of Mrs. Harry Fox Sr. of S. Lake Street, left Columbus May 26 by plane for Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio Texas to begin basic training. He is a 1961 graduate of Carey High School.
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Michael Fox
Harry Fox
S. Lake Street
Columbus
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
U. S. Air Force
Mike
Carey High School
Correction on junior season swimming tickets pricing
The Times clarifies that junior season swimming tickets cost six dollars each and apply to children aged twelve and over not under twelve as previously stated on May twenty fifth.
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Times
Power Off Tonight In Village For Quick 5 Minute Switch
Electricity will be off at midnight for five minutes as village linemen perform switching work. Public utilities warn residents to save work and secure pets and devices before the brief outage.
Teen-Age Girls Seek Transport to Singer Classes
Mrs Ong of Findlay and Mrs Edith (Byers) Leslie 89 formerly of Upper Sandusky died May 31 at her daughter Mrs Gordon Lucy Tallmadge home. Services and burial were in Upper Sandusky.
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Singer
Findlay
Ong
Edith (Byers) Leslie
Upper Sandusky
Gordon Lucy
Tallmadge
Akron
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Alan Neff
OFM
Friar Francis Anthony Lonsway
Smith Farm
Paul Smith
Kear
Nt Sanaee
Dromgold
Fred C. Ewis
P. Lodge
Wallace Dible
Russell Fagan
Harry Iden
C. C. Thome
Barbara
Cassel
Charlene
Cathlene
Roy Kirkwood
Ewis
William Sims
Kenneth Baum
Near Sycamore
Mathern
George
Epeoples Bank
Newhard ‘Studio
Christ Lutheran
Carey School
Shuffleboard News
Air Force
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