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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
10
An old time ad promotes foot comfort with a solution for the 52 bones and 66 joints of the foot. It offers relief from athlete's foot and itching, claiming quick results and a price of 48 cents at Harry's Pharmacy.
Results from the Carey Recreation Women’s League include high games by Y Bleam 177 Hoopf 176 and L Hehr 157 and high series by Troiano 437 Bleam 431 and P Mewhorter 431. Misfits lead team totals with 1617 series and 667 game. Schedule shows June 18 matches Misfits versus Boom and Strikers versus Astronauts.
The record lists high individual scores led by P. Frederick and R. McKee with teammates and matchups summarized. Team standings show Rock Em Rollers and Alley Cats near the top, with Mewhorter Laney and Schoenberger among leading bowlers. June 24 schedule includes Foster vs Wirich and Laney versus Bleam.
Carl E Cupp teacher attended a two day workshop on vocational agriculture at the Northern Ohio Breeding Association farm in Tiffin. Speakers included C D McGrew and L O Gilmore from Ohio State and Wooster. Demonstrations covered cattle type artificial insemination and herd analysis with NOBA staff and Max Drake closing the session.
On June 5 Mrs. Ella Mullholand of Adrian will be transported from her home to Blanchard Valley Hospital. Also on June 5 Paul McKee, from the accident scene near Carey on Route 103, will be moved to the hospital. June 8 George Dunn will leave his W Findlay Street home for the hospital. June 12 Mrs. Truman Cole will go from Wyandot Memorial Hospital to S Lake Street home. Father Fate from Daniel Wells home Cleveland Avenue to Mercy Hospital in Tiffin.
Jeffrey Allan McCarley born April 21 1963 was baptized at the early service Sunday at Christ Lutheran Church. Rev George E Cress man Sr administered the sacrament with Jordan River water provided by Dr I G McDaniel. Dinner followed at the McCarley home with grandparents uncles aunts and the baby’s brother Chris present.
Millard R. Hagerman Jr., son of Mrs. Mary Hagerman of S Vance Street, arrived home from Great Lakes Naval Training Center Illinois for a two week leave. His brother Raymond attended Millard's graduation on June 7. his name had been omitted from the prior account.
The Carey Board of Education seeks written bids for an 8000 gallon oil tank viewable at the rear of the high school. Bids must be turned in to the Clerk by 12 00 noon on July 8 with a bid opening at 8 30 p m the same day. Bidders may raise bids at the opening. Douglas W Myers Superintendent.
A batch of court notices lists residents from Salem to Upper Sandusky and surrounding townships. Divorce actions include Hazel Lee Huffman versus Robert E Huffman and Luana Futrell against Donald Ray Futrell Jr with custody rulings. Additional filings name Army, Army cadets, laborers, teachers, and beauticians among others.
Wyandot County recorder Carl F. Huffman reports for May that 71 mortgages were recorded totaling 825,631.26 dollars, 58 releases valued at 409,564.27 dollars, 71 deeds, 131 financial statements filed, and 30 financing statements and chattels released.
The report notes divorces sought in Common Pleas Court including Rodney A Zehfus from Dra Zehfus, and Mary Alice Bayes from Elgin Bayes, with cross petition for gross neglect and cruelty. Betty Lou Elliot’s divorce to Frederick Ray Elliot was granted for neglect. Also filed are tax judgments against W A Menningen and K D and Dorothy Wormell, plus a $1,334.66 judgment for Chiles Tire Service Inc. Motor vehicle counts show Wyandot county May titles: 90 new cars and 208 used cars, plus transfers of 118 casual sales and other vehicles. Five divorces in May, up from three year ago. closing line remarks on ambition.
22 inch rotary mower with lifetime deck guarantee and Briggs and Stratton engine offered for 49.90 dollars. Brandt's Lawn and Garden Supplies lists phone 396-3484 after 5 pm for details.
Local repair shop advertises complete modern capabilities with tractor radiators welcome. William Jennings at 544 Grove Street offers satisfaction guaranteed and phone contact 396 8264.
A two bedroom home near the Catholic Church is listed under 4000 dollars. A one floor three bedroom estate property sits within a block of the business section. Price 7500 dollars. Contact attorney Paul Burson at 396 7581.
Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee announces admissions for the fall semester. Two Ohio applicants from Youngstown enroll beginning Aug 29, Wallace R Williams in culinary arts and Donald R Douglass in baking. Classes start Sept 3 and run through Dec 19.
A pond management clinic for farm pond owners is set for 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Wyandot Sportsmen Club pond on the Wayne Weaver farm five miles south of Carey on State Route 699 John Reis of the Fish Management Service and Gene Baltes Wyandot Soil Conservation District will attend. The talk contrasts swimming friendly clear water with murkier pond conditions ideal for fish.
A lyrical piece invites readers to follow a winding narrow trail. The verses describe a path trodden by many feet, leading toward a foot-bridge, up and down hills, shaded by trees, and along a river edge. It emphasizes family fun and packing a lunch for adventures.
Mohawk High School delegates Charles Earl David Karcher and Tom Osborn travel to Ohio University Athens for Buckeye Boys State as they prepare to be seniors next school year. Earl is son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Earl near McCutchenville Karcher is son of Mr and Mrs Leo Karcher east of Carey Osborn is son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Osborn near Sycamore.
Mrs Norman Zahn of Carey Mrs Zack Montgomery and Mrs Erry Ziegler of Findlay attended the 8th Annual Homemaker s Short Course You An Internationalist at Ohio State University June 11 through 13 The course is conducted by the Cooperating Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics Ohio State University and the Ohio Home Demonstration Council Marilyn Mason from Michigan State University was an artist at a recital Tuesday evening at Mershon Auditorium Dr Zelma George a member of the U S Delegation to the XV General Assembly of the United Nations was the banquet speaker Wednesday evening in the Ohio Union West Ballroom
Carl E. Cupp of Catey School attended a Wooster Field Day on June 12 for vocational agriculture teachers. Dr. E G Hill led a tour at Wooster Experiment Farm highlighting small fruit experiments and recommending Midway as a new strawberry variety. The winter killed many peach trees which are being replaced.
Miss Barbara Irene Burt and Edward Allen Mack of Toledo were married Saturday evening at Holy Cross Lutheran Church Toledo with a reception at Tally Ho Hall. The bride is a cousin of Mrs. Savidge and Mrs. Howard who attended.
Mrs. John Walters of 314 Frederick Street becomes the new Goodwill Industries representative in Carey succeeding the late Mrs. Lester Smiley. She will welcome donations and expects the truck to visit July 8. Her phone is 3964491.
Brief aphorism noting that individuals gain greater insight from mistakes than from triumphs, emphasizing growth through error and resilience.
The Wyandot Memorial Hospital board accepted Bucyrus surgeon Dr Michel Yves Roy for hospital medical staff membership at its June 13 meeting. May occupancy was 96.3 percent with 64.3 percent in medical surgical and 36 percent in obstetrics. 160 submissions included 121 discharges 280 out patient visits 48 emergencies and 35 births.
Last Thursday morning George Shuman of Blanchard Valley Hospital was taken to his home on West Street and Saturday afternoon Mrs Alex Stewart of Blanchard Valley Hospital was returned to her home on E Findlay Street.
Levi Jones of Big Spring township plans a breezeway with garage and attached room. Permit details appear in Seneca building records.
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