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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
1
The council discussed bids for a new Waterworks Park restroom to replace dirtied facilities used by visiting Shuffleboard participants. An open-room option may cost about 4000 dollars, with concrete-block construction and better supervision.
Congratulations to Dale Hughes for organizing a June 6 Baseball Instruction Clinic that drew 300 plus boys. He coordinated details with little help, giving credit to many, and some attendees requested a repeat next year.
The Rev. J. Frank Ferguson pastor of First Methodist Church for six years is returned to Carey for another year. He and Mrs. Ferguson attended Lakeside conference where Saturday's appointments for the new year were announced. Rev. James Wolfe moves from Vanlue-McCutchenville to Clark Street Methodist Toledo. He is succeeded by Rev. William Carter from Trinity Methodist Portsmouth. No other area changes reported.
Carey Board of Education hires Carroll Cooper of Montpelier as head basketball coach for 1964 replacing Clifford Hickok who returns to New York. Cooper will teach boys physical education and assist with spring sports. Thomas L. Geschwind from Grand Rapids becomes head football coach and junior high teacher and coach. Genevieve Wright of Findlay is hired for the 1964 65 school year to teach elementary grades.
Carl Kimmel and Edwin King defeated Harold Shiley and Ruth Walters in the main event of last week's Tuesday night tournament with five courts in contention. The consolation place went to Mary Pieracini and Lee Callahan over Marcia Donelson and Henry Pieracini. Friday's session started well but rain forced the games to be called off.
Bus schedule changes announce departures from Carey North to Findlay Toledo Detroit at 9 40 a m and 7 30 p m daily ESH 1 30 a m daily from Carey South to Upper Sandusky Marion Columbus at 8 35 a m 12 30 p m and 9 35 p m daily except Sundays and holidays.
Carl E Turnbell of Cherry Blossom Lane was elected and installed as Illustrious Master of Upper Sandusky Council No 98 Royal and Select Masters Tuesday evening. Other Carey men installed included Raymond L Smalley principal conductor of work and Harold R Franklin captain of the guard. Installing officers were Grover C Shyder and George W Snyder, both past masters of Upper Sandusky council.
Ginny Guthridge was installed as Worthy Advisor of Carey Assembly No. 151 Order of the Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple on Saturday June 6. Also installed were Holly Spayd as Worthy Associate Advisor and several officers and choir members. The event followed by notes on damages from Monday’s tornado in Carey and the community repair efforts.
Carey police logged three minor mishaps with no arrests. Maurice Gaster rear ended a parked sedan on N Vance causing 5 dollars damage. David Clark lost control of a 1952 Harley on West Street injuring only minorly. George Coakley’s 1963 GMC hit a fire truck door causing 35 dollars damage. Chief Jacob investigated.
The Carey Conservation Sportsmen Association will hold a general membership meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday at the clubhouse. All members are urged to attend as future club activities depend on attendance. John Welsh, public chairman.
A record hop event takes place Friday June 19 at 8 pm at Otis Rig ney Dance Studio. Attendees are advised to wear sports clothes.
Newhard Studio of Photography lists summer hours from Monday to Friday noon to six, Saturday nine to six. The notice provides the business schedule for customers and visitors.
Grace's Beauty Shop indicates it will be closed from June 29 through July 4 for a short holiday break.
Readable notice promotes a Father’s Day dance on June 20 from 9 30 p m to 12 30 p m at the VFW Hall featuring the Deck’ers Orchestra for attendees seeking an evening of live music and social dancing.
Fr Carroll Downs of St Nicholas Church Frenchtown leaves today for Milwaukee to study journalism at Marquette University for six weeks. He expects to return about August 1.
U S Army Recruiting Station 821 Mililani Street Honolulu Hawaii lists the new address for SFC Harold G Rothgeb after a change of address. The notice provides updated contact details for military personnel records and postal routing.
A Monday afternoon tornado near Wharton damaged multiple buildings and property. Frank Walter’s barn suffered heavy damage with the end blown out, a chicken house and garage were toppled, and a chimney and windows were broken. Paul May’s 50 by 100 foot barn was wrecked. two hogs died and two calves escaped unharmed. Mrs Florence Rickle hid in a closet as heat sky changes and a windows crash occurred. A potted plant was hurled by wind and smashed against a radio, yet it still works. Two houses owned by Mr and Mrs are reported damaged.
Miss Jeanne Saeger on furlough from Burundi Africa will speak at Oak Grove Church northwest of Carey Monday night June 22 at 8 p m The public is invited to hear the message.
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