A F Byers Retires From Carey Times After Long Service
Arthur F. Byers retires after 52 years in printing starting at age 13. A Wyandot County native, he worked at Sycamore Leader before joining the Carey Times in 1916, served in WWI, and remained a devoted employee and community figure until retirement. His son died in 1945 and his wife Margaret survives with daughter Mrs John Gillespie and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Byers
Carey
Arthur F. Byers
Carey Times
Wyandot County
Mr.Byers
Lloydsville
Lutheran
Hhome
Ohio
E. B. Walton
Walton
Sycamore
Sycamore Leader
H. C. Ramsdell
News
Byers
Ramis
Dell
Arthur
Homer Thrall
Times
N. Vance Street
L.L. Pace
Linotype
U. S
Rainbow
France
Times Mechanical Department
Eloise Thrall
Earl Green
American Legion
Christ Lutheran Church Choir
Gene Hoopf
Margaret Griffith
Fieut
John F. Byers
Germany
John Gillespie
Rebecca
Eric
Findlay Street
Jr Spaders Add to Main Street's Attractiveness
Seven Junior Spaders Garden Club members directed by Mrs Elbert Tewell planted petunias around potted evergreens along Main Street as part of the Carey Businessmen's Association effort to beautify the district. Plants came from Carey Greenhouses and the group worked amid repaired and replaced damaged greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaders Garden Club
Carey Businessmen’s Association
Elbert Tewell
Carey Greenhouses
Debby Baker
Sharon Creeger
Linda Turner
Christine Lindsay
Mrs. Tewell
Cheryl Jacob
Becky Baker
Betsy Newcomer
Speaker warns against crash development programs
Robert W. Cochran of the Ohio State Department cautioned Carey residents that industrial growth cannot be rushed. He urged small towns to avoid overambitious plans and stressed patient, determined effort. The Carey Community Development Corporation gathered local interest and catalogs community data for state records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Cochran
Ohio State Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Carey
Ohio
Cochran
Carey Community Development Corporation
Approved New Fire Protection Contract
Village of Carey and Crawford township reach a mutual fire protection contract to begin after the old agreement expired. Crawford township pays $800, transfers the Ridge township contract, and shares storage and equipment costs while radio and trucks are reorganized. The deal includes repairs, new gear, and parking improvements, plus a new police cruiser in service under lease.
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Crawford Township
Carey
Ridge Township
Thame
W. South
Vance Streets
Paul Heck
W. R. Terry
W. L. Stombaugh
Seagrave
Stombaugh
Forrest Wenner
Heck
Lawrence Orians
John Hendricks
European Tour Chaplain to Lead Catholic Student Group
The Rev. Bonaventure Crowley OFM Conv will depart to Europe as chaplain for about 15 Catholic college students on a NEFCCS organized tour. He leaves Carey for Montreal then sails June 30 for Le Havre, with an itinerary in Germany France Italy and Switzerland ending in New York August 10. Fr. Howard Hansen will cover St. Joseph's Church during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaventure Crowley
OFM
Seminary College of Our Lady of Carey
St. Joseph’s Church
Salem Township
Europe
National Federation of Catholic College Students
Nefccs
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Washington, D. C
Fr. Bonaventure
Carey
Montreal
S. S. Ivernia
Cunard
la Havre
France
Utrecht
Holland
Popularis Tours, Inc
New York City
Germany
Cologne
Mannheim
Switzerland
Lucerne
Einsiedeln
Muratto- Locarno
Italy
Lido
Venice
Florence
Rome
Pisa
Genoa
Nice
Nimes
Narbonne
Lourdes
Paris
Bonaventure
Howard Hansen
OFM Conv
St. Joseph’s ~Church
Four Building Permits Approved in City Council Session
Four permits approved for residents on West and Grove Streets. Harry Crawford gains back porch 5 by 8 feet. Rex Huston adds enclosed porch 16 by 18 feet at Lot 1 Heck addition. Louis Caudill erects brick house with attached garage 25 by 76 feet in A J Fredericks addition. Fredericks market and maintenance building 11 by 20 feet on Lot 1 Original plat. State approved. council members Terry Hendricks Clyde Jenkins Harry Shull attended. Hagley excused for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crawford
West Street
Rex
Huston
Heck
Louis Caudill
Grove Street
A. J. Frederick
Robert and
Frank Frederick
Harry Shull
Market
Terry, Hendricks
Clyde Jenkins
C. J. Hagley
Pool Programs Expand as City Pools Report Strong Week
Pool Manager Earl Greer says 1124 swimmers used the pool last week and the water rose to 76 on Tuesday. A 20 inch aluminum windbreak was added to the west fence to reduce dirt inflow. Twenty are enrolled in junior and senior life saving classes, with beginner and advanced sessions to be organized for evenings. Early July starts for children classes with Red Cross instructors. enrollment urged. Season tickets remain on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Greer
Red Cross
Barth couple purchase Dairy Isle in Findlay
Mr and Mrs Willard Barth of West Street have bought the Dairy Isle at the southwest corner of S Blanchard and E Sandusky in Findlay. Mrs Barth will manage the establishment and invites friends to stop in when in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Isle
Findlay
Willard Barth
West Street
S. Blanchard and
E. Sandusky Streets
No Agreement Reached At Swan Union Meeting
Swan Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Local 414 met at the Carey Municipal Building but offered no progress on seniority rights. Local 414 will brief members at Eagles Hall Thursday at 2 PM. The company said operations continue and vacancies total about 100 with job reassignments based on seniority and ability.
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Swan Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Local 414
Carey Municipal
Local 414
Harold Lynch
Eagles Hall
Swan
Carey Board Retains Three Teachers After Resignation
At a June 14 meeting the Carey board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Raymond Baker as girls physical education teacher. She will move to Wharton schools next year. Also retained to teach elementary grades were Mrs. Carroll Searfoss of Wharton, Mrs. Ralph Vogel, and Mrs. James Hendricks. Searfoss has three years of experience. Vogel has substituted in Carey. Hendricks returns from a leave of absence.
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Carey Board of Education
Raymond
Grace) Baker
Baker
Wharton School
Carroll Searfoss
Wharton
Ralph
Bernice) Vogel
James
Elizabeth) Hendricks
Searfoss
Vogel
Carey
Hendricks
Kids Matinees At Carey Theatre Schedule Nine Weeks
The Wyandot County Sheriff's Auxiliary and Posse sponsor Saturday matinees at Carey Theatre for nine weeks. Readings include Quentin Durward, Long Long Trailer, Public Pigeon No 1, Private War of Major Benson, Francis in the Haunted House, Aladdin and His Lamp, Wild Stallion, Black Shield of Falsworth, and Hiawatha. Season tickets are available through June 25 for 1.25 dollars.
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Falsworth
Hiawatha
1485 School Age Children in Carey District
Douglas W. Myers reports 1485 children aged 5 to 18 in the Carey exempted village school district including Seneca County. The count covers pupils in both public and parochial schools.
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Carey
Douglas W. Myers
Carey Exempted
Seneca County
Carey Public Schools
Myers
Ohio
Upper Sandusky’s
Vanlue
Antrim
Eden
Mohawk
Forest
Harpster
Marseilles
Nevada
Salem
And
Wharton
Trap Shoot at Carey Sportsman Park This Sunday
Ham and bacon trap shoot scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday at Carey Sportsman’s Recreational Park. Public invited. No practice shooting Sunday morning.
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Carey Sportsman’s Recreationaly Park
Carey Men Form New Corporation for D & J Builders
The D and J Builders Inc chartered in Carey Ohio on June 3 1960 with J F Dible Daniel Dible and Earl LeMott as incorporators The firm plans residential construction and sales and has acquired Hancock Homes of Findlay Ohio It will begin Bucyrus area work with a July 15 showing Hancock builds factory engineered homes with FHA financing options The Secretary of State filed the articles of incorporation with attorney Paul A Burson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D & J Builders, Inc
Carey
Ohio
J. F. Dible
Daniel Dible
Earl LeMott
Hancock
Dible
Bucyrus
Ted W. Brown
Paul A. Burson
Park Playground Morning Sessions See Rising Attendance
Attendance at morning park play sessions averages about 34, up from 20 last week. Miss Nancy Combine and Mrs. Clement Hoops lead the planned program starting around 10 after a free play hour. Tom Saunders oversees Little Leaguers practice in the afternoon as many boys try out for the All Star team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nancy Combine
Clement Hoops
Tom Saunders
Vincent Fox Named Officer in Northwest District Firemen
Vincent E. Fox of Upper Sandusky was elected vice president of the Northwest District Volunteer Firemen's Association at the annual Defiance convention. Mrs. Fox was chosen vice president of the District Women's Auxiliary. Carey delegates Kenneth Myers Anthony Fabiani W L Stombaugh Pascal Courtad Clement Hoops and Donald Tong stayed overnight. The 1961 convention will meet in Ashland.
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Vincent £. Fox
Upper Sandusky
Northwest District Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Defiance
Mrs. Fox
Carey
Kenneth Myers
Anthony Fabiani
W. L. Stombaugh
Pascal Courtad
Clement Hoops
Donald Tong
Ashland
Tacy Wenner Performs Piano Recital at Findlay Home
Tacy Wenner appeared in a piano recital Sunday evening for Mrs. George Constien's advanced pupils at the host’s Findlay home. Her solo was Rap sodie Mignonne by Carl Koelling, and she joined a two piano quartet. Tacy is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Wenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacy Wenner
George Constien
E U B Youth Camp Counselors Visit St Marys
Mrs Elbert Tewell and Kay Saunders serve as counselors at the E U B Senior High Youth Camp at Camp St Marys in St Marys this week. Tewell also teaches crafts and Kay accompanied by the Corys who guests at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.U.B
Elbert Tewell
Kay Saunders
Camp St. Marys
St. Marys
Tewell
Kay
Charles W. Cory
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Ne Pins
Newhard Studio
E. Findlay Street
George E. Dunn
Waterworks Park
Ken Stahl
Chevrolet
Swan Union
Frank Denner
U. S. Conciliation Service
Toledo
J. L. Hilberstein
Marion
Fred Ward
W. C. Loughley
C. Dunn
Harold Vaughn
John Lyle
Barberton
United Rubber Workers
Milo Risner
Ray Wentz
Carey Theatre
New Corporation
Carey Community Development Corp
Carey Public School
Crawford
Columbus
Scientific Research Associates
Col. Crawford
Vincent Fox
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