Blind hunter and dog Debbie aid by American Legion drive
Donald Plotts, blinded in a 1956 hunting accident, receives a seeing-eye dog named Debbie. Earl Green Post 244 led a funds drive with help from Legion members and Wyandot County Grange to sponsor the dog from Seeing Eye Inc. in Morristown, New Jersey, with training started March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald £. Plotts
Debbie
American Legion Club
Earl Green Post No. 244
American Legion
Donald
Post
Legion Service
Paul Krupp
Legion
Wyandot
Seeing Eye, Inc
Morristown
N. J
Peggy Platts
Carey Centenary Rehearsals Set For Next Week
Rehearsal schedule for the Carey Centenary event runs across Thursday to Wednesday at Carey High School gym and Centennial headquarters. Sessions include Pioneer Scene Iron Horse Virginia Reel Indian Girls High Priestess Auditions Bathing Beauties and Volume Bound in Black with various cast members and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Pioneer Scene
The
Iron Horse
Virginia Reel
Centennial Headquarters
High Priestess
Mats Sett
Greater Carey
George J. Newhard
Robert Hayman
C. A. Yeoman
Stuart Allen
Carey Times
Yeoman
Allen
Carey
Reading Improvement Classes Open at Memorial E A B Church
Enrollment remains open for reading improvement classes taught by Miss Wealtha Wentling in the Memorial E A B Church social room. Classes for 1st to 7th graders run five mornings a week with three sessions at 9, 10, and 11 o clock, and will continue for six weeks starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial E.A.B
Wéaltha Wentling
Miss Wentling
Wyandot Teachers Attend Vocational Agriculture Conference
Carl Cupp and other Wyandot county teachers head to Columbus for the Annual Conference of Vocational Agriculture Teachers from June 16 to 18. Sessions at Ohio State Fairgrounds Youth Center and Ohio State University campus cover new teaching techniques and latest ag developments with Dr. E. E. Holt as a keynote speaker and Glenn Gallaway directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cupp
Wyandot County
Columbus
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Ohio State University
E. E. Holt
Glenn Gallaway
Archbold
Ohio Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Association
TV SHOP MOVED TO VANLUE SERVICE ROOM
Russ Radio and TV Service has moved to Vanlue and is now operating in the room once occupied by Ralph Van Horn. For service call Vanlue EV. 7-6080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ
Vanlue
Ralph van Horn
Lawn Fete at Grange Hall Mc Cutchenville
Community event at Grange Hall hosted by the Methodist Church on Wednesday June 18. Menu includes chicken and wiener sandwiches chicken noodles potato salad baked beans pie cake ice cream with serving starting at 5 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
McCutchenville
Methodist Church
Barber shop to close for a week in June
Ira Hablitzel announces the barber shop will close from June 16 to June 23 for a scheduled break. The notice states the proprietor and dates clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hablitzel
Garl Cupps To Head J C s And JayGeeJays
Mr and Mrs Carl Cupp elected presidents of the Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce and JayCeeJays with installation set for June 25 at Club Azzar. They replace Mr and Mrs Paul Rodgers transferred to Fremont. Jaycees held elections June 4 at ICCF Hall and chose Mrs Cupp. A parade float was discussed and a picnic is planned for July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cupp
Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce
JayCeeJays
Club Azzar
Paul Rodgers
Fremont
Jaycees
1.C.C.F. Hall
Jaycee Jays
Cupp
Parking Meter Receipts and Violations Reported
Clerk Auditor Zenith McLarkey releases May totals showing parking meter receipts at 638 dollars, just 0.50 under May 1956. Five month receipts reach 2,561.50 dollars, while fines and permits yield 101.29 last month versus 61.65 in May 1957. May shows 219 violations at 25 cents, 20 at 1 dollar, four five dollar permits. May 1957 had 304 tickets at 0.10 and 9 at 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith McLarkey
Ebay
Carey Centennial Spirit Receives Praise From Van Wert Native
Gene Jacoby of Van Wert, formerly of Carey, commends the Carey Times and the community for the Centennial spirit. He notes Carey’s park, swimming pool, and new schools, contrasts with Van Wert’s lack of such amenities, and urges continued cooperation to build a better community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Gene Jacoby
van Wert
Carey
Home Delivery Set For Rural Route 1
Rural Route 1 will receive home delivery starting Saturday, benefiting 20 families who previously collected mail at a crossroad. Carrier Ferdinand Williams will cover more miles, from 74.40 to 78.61 daily, as Postmaster Schira explores extending service to Rural Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Schira
Ferdinand Williams
Shhira
Injured in Power Mower Accident Details
Jean Altman sixteen daughter of Harold and Mrs Harold Platt of E North Street was treated at Blanchard Valley Hospital Saturday for severe toe injuries from a power mower. Her foot was dangerously close to the blade cutting through her shoe and injuring the large toe while two other toes were cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Altman
Harold Platt
E. North Street
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Centennial News links Carey groups to upcoming events
Greater Carey civic chapters meet at Centennial HQ for a 8 p.m. gathering to coordinate the Centennial celebration. The June 24 Godey Girls dinner and June 18 antique show at the High School are noted, with plans for a July 7 ball at Waterworks Park and a pageant slated for July 8–12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Carey
Robert Creeger
W.E. Cole
E. V. McKee
William Spackey
Joe Weininger
Cloyce Wentling
Thelby Wentling
Waterworks Park
Rocky Ford Ramblers
North Baltimore
Centennial Headquarters Open Daily Hours
The Centennial headquarters operates daily from 10 to 2 and 1 to 6 p.m. Purchases include buttons ties bonnets and canes. Miss Martha Pahl is in charge. For information call 6 7744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pahl
Record Hop at Waterworks Park June 20
Ted Barbone of radio station WFIN Findlay appears in person at Waterworks park pavilion for a fund raising record hop from 8 to 11 p.m. on June 20. Tickets are 50 cents with proceeds to the Centennial fund. Dorset Cuties chapter sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ted Barbone
Wfin Findlay
Waterworks Park Pavilion
Dorset Cuties Chapter
Centennial Belles Meeting Sets Fines and Dress Rules
The Fascinating Belles of chapter No. 2 met at Centennial headquarters with 18 members. They set fines for tardiness and absences and required wearing bonnet and pin uptown starting June 13. Next meeting is June 13 at 8 p.m. at Centennial HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fascinatin Belles of Chapter No. 2
M. E. Turner
Have Caravan Will Travel Paris of Carey June 13 1958 caravan
Harry Myers announces the first Centennial Caravan will depart Carey at 7 15 p m Friday night June 13 1958. Participants should arrive at Centennial headquarters by 7 p m for instructions. Wear Centennial costumes and decorate cars with banners. The caravan visits Upper Sandusky Sycamore and Nevada the same evening with Centennial Belles Brothers of the Brush and families invited. Further caravan dates and towns will be announced in the Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Myers
Centennial Caravan Committee
Carey
Centennial Headquarters
Upper Sandusky
Sycamore
Nevada
Belles of 758 Parade Centennial Dress in Findlay Promotion
The Belles of 758 traveled to Findlay on Monday June 2 as part of a Centennial promotion. The group drew interest in Centennial dress and received praise for their appearance over the sack look. A program and entertainment are planned for June 17 at the I.C.C.F. Hall with expectations of strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringin
John Hendricks
New Hendricks Homestead
Cyril Baker
J. F. Bernard
Wallace Dible
George Dunn
Richard Hunter
Edgar Keller
E. V. McKee
Kenneth Myers
Loren Pace
Paul Richardson
Lester Smiley
Wayne Terry
Ralph Vogel
Hendricks
Keller Home
Airy Careys
Lucius
Ese
Sylvie Bob’ Fox
Willard Boyce
Belles
Findlay
I.C.C.F
Buckboard Ladies Nominates Member for Talent Show
The Buckboard Ladies met with 19 members in the Cypress Room. They nominated a member to represent the group in a June 19 talent show and planned a parade float and a June 28 auction. A white elephant sale occurred and next meeting is June 16 at Mrs Norbert Brown's back yard. members to bring hot dogs and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckboard Ladies
Cypress Room
Godey
Norbert Brown
Buttons and Bows Debates Home Talent Show Plans
Buttons and Bows Chapter discussed a home talent style and antique show set for 8 p.m. June 19 at Carey High School auditorium. The June 3 meeting at the park shelter house planned a free will offering with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godey Girls
J. F. Dible
Carey High School
Park Shelter House
Coast Guard Academy graduate from Upper Sandusky
David Naus of Upper Sandusky graduated from the U S Coast Guard Academy at New London Conn ranking sixth in his class. He received his commission as ensign in the Coast Guard and a bachelor of science degree. He is the son of Postmaster and Mrs Edwin S Naus and grandson of Mrs William Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Naus
Upper Sandusky
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
Queen Contest Opens as Carey Centennial Draws Crowds
More than 60 young women attended a reception at the Greater Carey Centennial headquarters to launch the Miss Greater Carey Centennial Queen Contest. The winner receives a trip to New York or Miami for two, or $300 cash, with voting running until July 2, 1958 via newspaper coupons and advance tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Carey
Miss Columbia
Royal Court of Honor
George J. Newhard
Charles W
Allen
New York
Miami
Carey Times
Methodist Church To Have New Pastor
The Ohio Conference assigned Rev. Richard L. Hughes Jr. to Bethlehem Methodist Church Cincinnati and Rev. Frank Ferguson to the Carey church effective June 1. Hughes plans to move with his family to Cincinnati next week while Ferguson arrives Thursday. Other local appointments include Rev. D W Whitenack to Stryker and Rev J K Price returning to Vanlue and McCutchenville churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmé
Richard L. Hughes, Jr
First Methodist Church
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Lakeside
Carey Church
Frank Ferguson
Bradford
Hazen G. Werner
Hughes
Quincy
Talented Speaker To Describe Yugoslavia For Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club dinner Monday features Dr. Carroll D Champlin emeritus professor at Penn State and lecturer at Ohio Northern University. He will show an illustrated talk on Yugoslavia with first hand notes about Marshal Tito from a July 1953 interview. Mrs Champlin assists as projectionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Champlin
Ada
Pennsylvania State University
Ohio Northern University
Yugoslavia
Kiwanis Club
Homestead
Marshal Tito
T. E. Dromgold
Randall
Ruth Ewing) Tuttle
Spencer
Iowa
Carey
J. D. Ewing
Mapes’ Rexall
Upper Sandusky
Marjorie Morningstar
Fremont man buys Carey Snack Bar in Tiffin
Purchases Snack Bar Jack Kindred of Fremont has purchased the Carey Snack Bar of John W. Gillespie, Tiffin, and plans a grand opening soon. He asks Times readers to watch for his grand opening advertisement. Miss Beverly Kindred, a student at Bowling Green State University, is here helping her brother this summer. Mr. Gillespie acquired ownership of the Snack Bar from Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glick to whom he had sold it in 1956. They have returned to Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kindred
Fremont
Carey
John W. Gillespie
Times
Beverly Kindred
Bowling Green State University
Gillespie
Tom Glick
Tiffin
Pool hours and playground program announced
Pool Manager Earl Greer sets daily hours from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. with summer extension to 9 p.m. on all days except Saturday when 1 to 5 30 p.m. Saturday. Playground activities start Monday June 16 from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Afternoon equipment may be obtained at the pool office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Greer
Carey Times Office Hours Update
The Carey Times reports office hours for the weekday period are 7 30 to 5 30 with Saturday closure at noon. The note indicates Thursday afternoon open times and standard weekday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Council Accepts Police Cruiser Bid
The village council accepted Carey Motor Service Inc. bid to lease a new police cruiser for two years starting July 1 at $110 per month. George E. Dunn is authorized to sign. the village will own the car title during the lease and handle licensing, insurance, and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Motor Service, Inc
George E. Dunn
Carey Motor Service
J. A. McDaniel
Chevrolet
McDaniel
W. R. Terry
Donovan Lanning
Clarence Hagley
John Hendricks
Carey Moose Lodge Offers Short Term Membership Deal
The Carey Moose Lodge promotes a reduced fee with six months free dues for former members who re enroll, and invites new members to join. The lodge seeks 100 new members by Sept 1 1958 and invites inquiries to P J Pahl at the club room phone 6886. Meetings every Friday at 8 30 pm with additional float entry info for the Centennial parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Moose Lodge
Moose
Carey Lodge
P. J. Pahl
W. E. Young
Sam E. Beckley, Jr
Harold Livingston
Jack Puchta
G. M. Young
William Zierolf
Theo Fisher
Fred Lynch
S. E. Beckley
Carey Couple In Hospital With Injuries After Collision
Mr and Mrs H E Petersen of 148 E North Street were injured early Friday when their 1950 Plymouth skidded and hit the Wenner bridge on Route 509 northeast of Carey They were admitted to Blanchard Valley Hospital Mr Petersen suffers three pelvic fractures plus lacerations and contusions and is in traction Mrs Petersen has fractures of both ribs a fractured finger and knee abrasions. vehicle damage was heavy to the front section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Petersen
E. North Street
Plymouth
Flossie's Beauty Shop Opens at 516 N Vance Street
Mrs. George Bullock opens Flossie's Beauty Shop in a building behind her home at 516 N Vance Street. She recently completed courses at Virginia Farrell Styling School in Detroit and a seven month program at Fremont Beauty School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bullock
Flossie
Vance Street
Bullock
Virginia Farrell
Detroit
Fremont
Dible Phillips Family Reunion Set For June 22
The 40th annual Dible Phillips families reunion will be at Carey Memorial Park on Sunday June 22. Officers listed include President George Dibie of Toledo Vice President Galen Bame of Alvada and secretary treasurer Mrs Ralph Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dible-Phillips
Carey Memorial Park
George Dibie
Toledo
Galen Bame
Alvada
Ralph Williams
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Donald“Plotts
Newhard Studio
Wharton
Ray Platts
VOAG
Garl Cupps
J.c.s
JayGeeJays
Centennial News
Chapters
Brothers and Belles
Chapter 24
Karen Keller
Joe
Bill
Fostoria V.F.W
Centennial
Newhard
V.F.W. Serene Band
Fostoriaade
Brothers of the Brush
Greater
Coast Guard
Don Keller
Committee On
Jacksons Store
Donna
Rev
Council
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