Vacation Bible School Nears End At Christ Lutheran
One of the churchs largest and most successful vacation Bible schools concluded Friday announced by Pastor Dr. T. Benton Peery. 151 boys and girls enrolled with Mrs Frank Kasian directing and teaching sixth grade. Mrs Victor Dunn served as pianist and led crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
T. Benton Peery
Frank Kasian
Victor Dunn
Ferdinand Williams
Paul Richardson
George Richardson
Velmer Wentling
Carson Canade
M. E. Turner
William G. Kerry
Ruth Karg
North Clemens
Marilee Eschbach
Dawn Dunn
Tacy Wenner
Karen Fetters
Barbara Rettig
Sheila Prescott
Judy Turner
Judith Kitchel
Carol Prescott
Yvonne Steen
Dorothy Hunter
Ann Barger
Kiwanis Program Delights Members With Ohio Northern Speaker
The June 16 Kiwanis meeting featured Dr. Carroll D. Champlin of Ohio Northern University Ada as a guest speaker. He presented about life in Yugoslavia with 90 color slides photographed by Mrs. Champlin and offered views of urban and rural life. He noted Tito’s intelligence yet limited education and claimed Yugoslavs enjoy plenty of food and shelter but lack personal freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Carroll D. Champlin
Champlin
Enjoy Canoe Trip On Manistee River
Ed Hotelling and David Heck completed a 300 mile Manistee River canoe journey from Grayling to Manistee in a 17 foot aluminum canoe rented in Grayling. They spent 12 nights camping along the wooded trout stream encountering wildlife and a dam portage mishap before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hotelling
David Heck
Manistee
Grayling
Mich
Tippy Dam
Paul Heck
John
Melvin Hotelling
Dave
Major D B Moyer to Return Home for Midwest Visit
Mrs Daisy Moyer learns her son Major D B Moyer and family Dan Linda Sharon Gary and Paul will depart Casablanca Africa today by plane and arrive Friday in Charleston California They plan a July visit with Mrs Moyer and sister Mrs Clarence Nash and Brenda in Carey Then head to Kentucky Tennessee Omaha for the Major to be stationed by mid July The family will visit Washington DC New York City and other relatives en route
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Moyer
D. B. Moyer
Dan
Linda
Sharon
Gary
Paul
Casablanca
French Morocco
Africa
Charleston
S. Cal
Washington, D. C
New York City
Moyers
Carey
Moyer
Clarence Nash
Brenda
Kentucky
Tennessee
Antique Costumes Win First Prize at Granville Rally
Mr and Mrs H A Lenner attended the Ohio region American Antique Automobile Club rally in Granville from Friday to Sunday. They earned first prize for their antique costumes and traveled with their 1912 Buick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
H. A. Lenner
Ohio
American Antique Automobile Club
Granville
Soldier Addresses Change for Phillip L. Ogg Sn U S S Taussig
Phillip L. Ogg junior of Taussig D D 746 now lists F P O San Francisco California with a changed address for the U S S Taussig crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip L. Ogg
Red Cross Blood Bank appeals for $1430 deficit
Wyandot County Red Cross appeals for continued blood supply at Wyandot Memorial Hospital urging local support. Administrator Ruth Worline notes $370 received of $1800 goal and sets June 30 deadline at Upper Sandusky office for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Worline
Red Cross Blood Bank
Toe
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Wyandot County Red Cross
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Carey Youths Attend Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry
Keith Carlton Richards James Joseph Simoiis and Samuel Lee Welker are among about 1000 boys taking part in the 21st Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry from Friday through Sunday. Sponsored by Earl Green Post Carey American Legion Carey Kiwanis Club and Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce. Tom Courtad transported them to Upper Sandusky Friday morning where they joined county youths by Civilian Defense truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Carlton Richards
James Joseph Simoiis
Samuel Lee Welker
Buckeye
Camp Perry
Carey
Earl Green‘ Post
American Legion
Carey Kiwanis Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Tom Courtad
Upper Sandusky
Beef Barbecue Set At Wyandot County Fairgrounds
The Wyandot County Beef Cattle Breeders Association schedules its annual beef barbecue at Upper Sandusky fairgrounds on Saturday night June 28. Serving of choice beef and extras from 5 30 to 8 30 with tickets available from Orville Cook Clarence Lucius and at the county extension office courthouse Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Beef Cattle Breeders Association
Fairgrounds
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Orville Cook
Clarence Lucius
Bursons and Krantzes Attend Equitable Life Convention
Mr and Mrs Paul A Burson left Wednesday for Banff Alberta to attend the Presidents Convention of Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa. They are joined by Mr and Mrs Thomas Krantz of Toledo who also qualified through strong production records. They expect to return home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Burson
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Iowa
Banff
Alberta
Thomas Krantz
Toledo
Krantz
Mr. Burson
Rev Aloysius Jacoby Assigned to Waupun Pastoral Role
Rev Aloysius Jacoby OFM Conv formerly based in Lorain spends time with his parents before heading to Waupun Wisconsin as assistant pastor at St Joseph Church and pastor of a nearby mission. He will work with Fathers Benedict Rubeck Jerome Bayer and Marcellus Lell. He officiated a baptism in Dayton for his niece Mary Ann Engle and attended a Mount St Francis retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Jacoby
Lorain
John Jacoby
Waupun
Wis
St Joseph Catholic Church
Aloysius
Lora
Benedict Rubeck
Jerome Bayer
Marcellus Lell
St. Joseph
Dayton
Mary Ann Engle
Robert J. Engle
Mount St Francis
Ind
J. Eugene Jacoby
van Wert
Carey Little Leaguers Edge Eden Then Fall to Wharton
After a 10 2 win over Eden in the opener Carey suffered a 4 2 defeat to Wharton in nine innings. Stan Phillips fanned 10 over six innings for Carey, Rick Miller took the loss with three innings pitched. Melmore visits Memorial Park Thursday at 6 30 as Carey’s August slate includes home games against Soutch Eden Sycamore New Riegel and away games vs Sycamore New Riegel Wharton Melmore Scutch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Carey
Wharton
Stan Phillips
Rick Miller
Butch Myers
J. Duffield
C. Kitzler
Melmore
Memorial Park
Robert T. Donelson
Soutch
Sycamore
New Riegel
Scutch
Notice Charlotte's Beauty Shop Closing Dates
Charlotte's Beauty Shop will be closed from June 23 through July 1 for annual vacation and business shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte’s Beauty Shop
Greater Carey's Centennial News The Barber Cheaters
Centennial updates describe parade preparations and party plans for the Little Belles and Little Shavers. Melody Belles rules and meetings are outlined with fines for tardiness and dress codes. An antique show at the high school auditorium features historical items and a master of ceremonies William Hershman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
William C. Hershman
Bowling Green
McGuffey
Ladus Home Journal
Currier
Ives
E. G. Ryman
Godey Girls
Clarence Nash
Buttons and Bows
Shave Brush Sentinels Vote to Donate Fines to Centennial Fund
The club votes to donate all fines to the Centennial fund. Officers listed include President John W. Orians, secretary-treasurer Earl Orians, sheriff James Simonis, assistant sheriff J. W. Wisner, and rules committee members Bill Howard H. A. Lenner Don Keller. Next meeting set for June 24 at 8 30 p.m. at the Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shave Brush Sentinels
Centennial Fund
John W. Orians
Earl Orians
James Simonis
J. W. Wisner
Bill Howard
H. A. Lenner
Don Keller
Legion Hall
Centennial Caravan heads to Tiffin and New Riegel
Centenmial Caravan Committee Chairman Harry Myers thanks participants in Friday’s caravan to Upper Sandusky Sycamore and Nevada and announces a Friday night June 20 visit to Tiffin and New Riegel leaving headquarters at 7 15 p m. Riders can meet at New Riegel fire station at 9 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenmial Caravan Committee
Harry Myers
Upper Sandusky
Sycamore
Nevada
Tiffin
New Riegel
Findlay
Rosy Ridge Maidens H Club Rummage Sale Planned
The Rosy Ridge Maidens H Club will hold a rummage sale at Centennial headquarters on Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Proceeds support the centennial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Ridge Maidens +H Club
Centennial Headquarters
Centennial Fund
Corset Cuties Record Hop With Ted Barbone DJ
Friday event at Corset Cuties features disk jockey Ted Barbone. Tickets cost 50 cents with net proceeds going to the Centennial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Barbone
Centennial Fund
Volunteer Workers Needed for Big Food Tent
Volunteers are sought for the food tent on July 8 and 9. Centennial Belles and others should call headquarters at 6-7744. List of church groups assigns days for contributions. Catholic on Thursday, Methodist on Friday, Lutheran on Saturday. Donations requested include chicken, noodles, potato salad, baked beans, pies, cakes, or money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Belles
James Lindsay
Queen Contest in Carey Centennial Enters Second Week
The Greater Carey Centennial Queen Contest awards 25 percent bonus votes since start and closes at 6 p.m. July 2. Top 20 standings list Kathryn Fox and others, with prizes displayed at Houk's Hardware Store including camera luggage and a two person trip or $300 cash for Miss Greater Carey Centennial. A Remington Rand prize adds a Princess electric shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Centennial
Kathryn Fox
Barbara Tucker
Peggy Keller
Lucille Kitzler
Donna Ward
Karen Keller
Betty Conley
Penny Evans
Frances Mac Grubel
Alice Ann Mathern
S Carol Black
Greater Carey
New York
Miami
Remington Rand
Charles W. Heck
Bustle Belles Set Weekly Meetings to August Parade
The Bustle Belles met at Moose Hall with 17 members. Meetings move to 8 p.m. Wednesdays until the Centennial. They plan a caravan Friday night and a parade float proposal. Members urged better attendance and to be present next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Spinning Jenny’s Club Formed at Friday Meeting
The sophomore Centennial Belles organized at Judy Turner’s home with Charter No. 25. Twelve members attended and approved the name Spinning Jenny’s. The item continues on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinning Jenny’s
Centennial Belles
Judy Turner
Centennial plates and Goodies go on sale citywide
Centennial plates with the official emblem and a gold rim priced at $2 rest on headquarters shelves. Ash trays at $1.25 feature a colorful Indian chief, and ballpoint pens at 35 cents inscribed Greater Carey Centennial. Pens are at Fetters and Bowman's. ash trays at Harry's Drug. ash trays and plates at Mapes Rexall and Howard Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Fetters
Bowman's
Harry’s Drug
Mapes’ Rexall and
Howard Cleaners
Ladies of the Court Card Party at Centennial HQ
The Ladies of the Court host a card party for husbands and guests at 8 o clock tonight at Centennial headquarters. Committee members include Mrs. A. E. Donelson, Mrs. F. A. Miller, Mrs. Henry Pieracini, Mrs. C. G. Reinhart, Mrs. Arden Heilman, Mrs. Garnet Davis, Mrs. Graham Buckland, and Mrs. Dave Cotner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Headquarters
A. E. Donelson
F. A. Miller
Henry Pieracini
C. G. Reinhart
Arden Heilman
Garnet Davis
Graham Buckland
Dave Cotner
Petunia Pals Chapter Plans Library Meeting in Centennial Costumes
A Petunia Pals chapter will meet at the Public Library next Monday at 8 PM. Members are urged to attend in Centennial costumes if possible for the important gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia Pals
Public Library
Little Miss Belles Elect First Chapter Officers At Meet
The Little Miss Belles held their first meeting at Memorial Park. Officers elected were President Anita Jenet, Treasurer Diane Emerine, Secretary Vicki Hoops, Sheriff Sheila McKinnon, Deputy Linda Mathias. There are 13 members led by Mrs. Herman Emerine. Members listed include Joyce Emerine Carla Jenet Cheryl Niederkohr Virginia Myers Gloria Wisner Vickie Bakies Sandra Puchta and Linda Bakies. They enjoyed ice cream and plan a Thursday potluck at 12 noon at the park with Vicki Hoepf reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miss Belles
Memorial Park
Anita Jenet
Diane Emerine
Vicki Hoops
Sheila McKinnon
Linda Mathias
Joyce Emerine
Carla Jenet
Cheryl Niederkohr
Virginia Myers
Gloria Wisner
Vickie Bakies
Dr McKee Appointed To School Board In Unexpired Term
Dr. E. V. McKee was named to fill the unexpired term of Allan Smith Jr. on the board of education. Smith leaves for Milwaukee after six months of his second four year term. At the same June 10 meeting the board granted contracts to three new teachers for 1958 59: Mrs. Richard Spayd Carey Miss Nancy Buess Wharton and Miss Margaret Robison Fairmont W Va Home economics. Spayd previously taught in Carey schools Buess trained at Bowling Green State University Robison at State College Fairmont The board accepted resignations of Miss Helen Long and Mrs T Benton Peery and Mrs Samuel Gunther is not expected back in 1958 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. McKee
Allan Smith, Jr
Board of Education
Smith
Milwaukee
Porcelain Products, Inc
Richard Spayd
Carey
Nancy Buess
Wharton
Margaret Robison
Fairmont
W. Va
Spayd
Buess
Bowling Green State University
Robison
State College
Helen Long
T. Benton Peery
Samuel Gunther
Distinguished guests attend reception for O E S district president
Crawford Chapter No 168 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a June 11 meeting at Masonic Hall with Deputy Grand Matron Lillian Stiger and Grand Representative Martha McBeth among attendees. A reception for District President Mrs. Rook followed, featuring piano and clarinet performances, refreshments, and plans to present two 50 year pins at a later date due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. S. Dist
Crawford
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lillian Stiger
Iowa
Martha McBeth
Harry Rook
Gladys Mellett
Bucyrus
Loretta Adams
Shiloh
Rook
Cheryl Hunter
Roger Dible
Tiffin
Upper Sandusky
Plymouth
McCutchenville
Sycamore
Galion
Findlay
Nevada
Marshfield
Mass
Denver
Cole
Buckeye Girls State signals June trip from Carey
Over 800 Ohio girls head to Capital University Columbus June 21 29 for the 12th Buckeye Girls State session. Jean Niederkohr sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Carey and Linda Wise by the Carey Jay Deejays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Niederkohr
Linda Wise
Ohio
Buckeye Girls
Capital University
Columbus
Jean
American Legion Auxiliary
Carey
Linda
Carey Jay- DeeJays
Clifford Wise
P. J. Niederkohr
Firemen Attend Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Convention
Volunteer Firemen Kenneth Myers Tony Fabiani Stanley Parsons Randy Row Pascal Courtad and Don Tong left town Tuesday in a 1923 Reo fire truck with bell clang for Crestline where the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Convention opened Tuesday and ended with a big parade Wednesday. Chief Don Hunter W L Stombaugh and Tom Courtad joined Tuesday night events as many wore Centennial outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Myers
Tony Fabiani
Stanley Parsons
Randy Row
Pascal Courtad
Don Tong
Reo
Northwestern
Ohio
Crestline
Don Hunter
W. L. Stombaugh
Tom Courtad
Friar Warren Welsh Returns to Seminary
Friar Warren Welsh OFM Conv has returned to Our Lady of Carey Seminary after a week with his parents at John Welsh on W North Street. On June 8 the family attended the Solemn Mass for Rev Joseph Voss in Anderson Indiana, a cousin of Mr Welsh. He will study theology at the Major Seminary in Chaska Minnesota and then take a summer course at Notre Dame University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Welsh
OFM
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
John Welsh
W. North Street
Joseph Voss
Anderson
Ind
Voss
Welsh
Chaska
Minn
Warren
Notre Dame University
Doctor Wozniak’s Office Closed for Convention Leave
The office of Dr. Walter Wozniak will be closed from June 23 to June 30 while he attends a medical convention. Patients are advised to contact alternative providers or reschedule appointments during the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wozniak
Doctor’s Out of Office Notice
I will be out of my office June 19 through June 24. Mrs. Lenner in office mornings. H. K. VAN BUREN, M. D.
Governor To Attend Centennial Ball
Centennial Ball plans set for Wa terworks Park during Centennial Week on Monday July 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets go on sale June 23 at Centennial headquarters 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Governor C William ONeill will attend to crown the Centennial Queen, confirmation received by Paul Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Creeger
Waterworks Park
Centennial Headquarters
State of
Ohio
C. William O’neill
Paul A. Burson
California vacation plans noted for several families
Visit in California includes James Hall and wife with Thomas Kroms spending three weeks in California after leaving Saturday. They will stay with relatives in San Francisco and India, while grandchildren remain with grandparents and other relatives in Toledo and Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Thomas Krom
California
Hall
San Francisco
Richard Jewett
Timmy
Kroms
Burton Krom
Burton
David
Richard
Mary Louise
India
Calif
Krom
Tommy
Terry
Ruby Krom
E. Findlay Street
Christine Hall
J. F. Dible
Jamie
Charles Hall
William Klotz
Toledo
Carey High School Band to Lead Pet Parade Friday
Pet Parade Friday July 11 led by Carey High School Band. Line up 5 30 p.m. at American Legion Hall, judged along Vance Findlay Patterson to Memorial Park. Prizes total 75 distributed in three classes for children with pets. Registration at Don's Decorating Service 120 E Findlay Street Carey 9 12 a.m. and 1 5 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
American Legion Hall
Vance
Findlay Street
Findlay
Patterson
Memorial Park
Don’s Decorating Service
E. Findlay Street
Carey
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers After June Meeting
Rene Dubois was reelected grand knight at the Knights of Columbus meeting June 10. Officers re-elected include Perry Fletcher, James Lonsway, and Eugene Tiell. First time appointees and install plans follow, with July installation after the Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Dubois
Knights of Columbus
Perry Fletcher
James Lonsway
Eugene Tiell
James Myers
Eugene Orians
Michael Vaughn
Albert Karcher
Edmund Logsdon
Paul Krupp
C. R. Lonsway
Theodore Myers
Saturday Night Benefit Near Eagles Hall
Saturday night event at 7 30 across from Eagles Hall supports Carey Centennial. Sponsored by Cora Cobbers. Bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eagles Hall
Carey Centennial
Cora Cobbers
Atkins family purchase Findlay Street home at public auction
Mr and Mrs Robert Atkins bought the 616 W Findlay Street property sold Saturday afternoon by the heirs of the late Mrs Alfred Ruffing. Their children Michael Linda Steven Chris and Kevin will move in soon from the Forrest Baker property in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Atkins
Findlay Street
Alfred Ruffing
Michael
Linda
Steven
Chris
Kevin
Forrest Baker
Office Closed for Optometric Congress
The office will be closed from June 23 to June 30 for attendance at the 61st National Optometric Congress in Washington, D C. Loren L Pace D D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Loren L. Pace
D.D
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Paul Meek
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Willis Green
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Rex Huston
W. K. Thomas
Roy Montague
Robert Howard
Alden
Bustle
Memorial Park Shelter House
Melody Belles
Bert Hale
Donald Clark
Kenneth Stahl
C. B. Reinhart
Donald Hill
Wilford Shuman
Jack Ball
Joe Weininger
Denver Donelson
George Black
Robert Stombaugh
Leonard Brandt
Paul Burson
Joseph Schira
Carl Schira
Dr. McKee
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