Carey Women's Club hears Japanese flower arrangement talk
Mrs Harold Bakies of Findlay and Japan native presents flower arranging insights at Carey Women's Club event held after dinner at the Homestead. Officers for the year are installed led by President Mrs W L Stombaugh. guests from Carey Garden Club attend. Wyandot County Museum donation approved. next meeting a July 16 picnic at Mrs Guthridge's home.
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Harold Bakies
Findlay
Japan
Carey
Carey Women’s Club
Homestead
Carey Garden Club
W. L. Stombaugh
Glenn Barger
Ruth Karg
Nellie Lee
Jennie Steen
C. Rea Guth
E. V. McKee
Harold Shiley
Karg
Bakies
Women’s Club
Wyandot County
Guthridge
Sorat
Cheryl Hunter Honored as Grand Page at Rainbow Assembly
Miss Cheryl Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Hunter of Newhard Street was honored at a Friday reception in the Masonic Temple by the Carey Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls. She was appointed a grand page and will attend the Grand Assembly in Athens this August.
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Cheryl Hunter
Richard Hunter
Newhard Street
Masonic Temple
Carey Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Cheryl
Grand
Athens
Guidance Center Budget Reduced at Sandusky Valley
The Sandusky Valley Guidance Center in Tiffin sees state budget cut to 31 868 for fiscal year starting July 1 1963 from 45 224 ending June 30 1963. Civil Service employees face possible firing. Center serves Seneca Wyandot and Sandusky counties.
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Sandusky Valley
Civil Service
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Callahan
Car hits train at Berwick crossing injuring driver
George Leo Bain, 37, of New Riegel, sustained facial and arm lacerations when his 1953 sedan struck a diesel freight train on Seneca county Road 6 crossing near Berwick. He was treated and released from Mercy Hospital. Train crew reported slow train movement and a flagman at the scene.
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George Leo Bain
New Riegel
Seneca County
New York Central
Berwick
Seneca County Sheriff’s Department
Mercy Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Bain
Journal
Northern Pacific
C. N. Fox
Carey
F. H. Hanson
Sandusky
B. E. Thomas
Donald Abbey
Bellefontaine
H. M. Thrasher
Wyandot District Enters Soil Conservation Contest
Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation district enters the 17th Goodyear competition to name the nation’s top 52 districts. Judges select the state winner with soil conservation efforts from May 1 to December 31, 1963 and a grand trip to Arizona in December 1964 for one district member and one outstanding cooperator.
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Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation District
Goodyear
Glenn Altwater
Wharton
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Arizona
Goodyear Farms
Phoenix
Wyandot
Ed McClain
Nevada
Stanley Roush
Fred Scheck, Jr
David Schillin
Upper Sandusky
Altwater Safe District
Zierolf Insurance Announces Move to New Location
Notice that Zierolf's Insurance will be closed Monday July 1 while relocating to 124 E Findlay Street next to the Carey Times office.
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Zierolf’s Insurance
E. Findlay Street
Carey Times
Porcelain Plant Sold to Clarken Co. Carey to St. Louis Buyer
Porcelain Products Co of Carey Ohio will be bought by The Clarken Co of St Louis Missouri on July 1 1963 with no changes in personnel policies or product lines. Nathan Toulson A B Chance president says sale avoids duplication and expects smooth operation under new ownership while maintaining loyal workforce and existing benefits. Officers of Porcelain Products Co at Carey are E G Ryman C Rea Guthridge and William E Hershman with all other staff remaining in current roles. Clarken Co will source porcelain bushings and other parts from the Carey plant.
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Clarken Co
St. Louis
The
Porcelain Products Co
Carey, Ohio
A. B. Chance Co
Carey
Nathan Toulson
A. B. Chance
Clarkson Co
Kenneth Duenke
E. G. Ryman
Ohio
Duenke
C. Rea Guthridge
William E. Hershman
Slo-Pitch Full Schedule Recaps Week of League Games
Bob Pieracini notes a busy week for the Slo-Pitch League with NL&S beating Porcelain 9 6 on Monday as JC toppled Harrys 21 6. D Welsh homered for Harrys. Swan and Higgins hit key shots midweek. QC rallyed for 15 7 over JC NL&S. K of C edged Tim's 8 7 in 8 innings. Harrys beat Porcelain 5 3. Porcelain benefited from errors in the late runs.
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Bob Pieracini
Nl&s
Porcelain
J. Michaels
Harry’s
J.C. D. Welsh
Swan
C. R. Higgins
Tim’s
Fostoria Youth Killed In Crash
Glenn P. Flannery 16 of Fostoria died from a skull fracture after a collision northwest of Carey at SR 330 and New Haven Road. Injured were Wendell Flannery 42 Gary Hindall 18 and Eldon Ratliff 20, all from Findlay.
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Glenn P. Flannery
Glenn W. Flannery
Fostoria
Carey
New Haven Road
Hancock County Rd
R. E. Nelson
Hancock County
Wendell Flannery
Kentucky
Gary Hindall
Eldon Ratliff
Findlay
William R. Bell
Hindall
Young Flannery
Flannery
Church of the Nazarene
Odette
Fostoria High
Legion Bus To Detroit Los Angeles Game Trip
American Legion offers a Sunday bus trip to a Detroit Los Angeles baseball game with comfortable transport and choice box seats. Reservations via phone at 396 6271 after 7 p.m.
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American Legion
Los Angeles
Lawn Fete July 4th Ice Cream Sale at United Church
The United Church of Christ in Mc Cutchenville hosts a lawn fete on July 4 offering homemade ice cream with serving beginning at 4 30 p m. Proceeds support church activities.
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Lawn Fete
United Church of Christ
McCutchenvillee
Highway Patrol urges caution over Independence Day
Columbus patrol chief Colonel Scott B. Radcliffe urges vigilance for drivers and pedestrians during the July 4th holidays. He warns of reckless behavior, offers six safety tips, and notes patrols will target careless drivers to cut traffic accidents and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Scott B. Radcliffe
State Highway Patrol
Radcliffe
Shuffleboard Club Sees Weekend Tournaments and July Plans
The club held Friday and Tuesday tournaments with four courts in use. Winners included Clarence Reinhart and Mary Shiley in the first bracket, and Joe Schira with Mary Shiley in the second. Consolation winners were Dorcas Donelson and Martha Reinhart, then Lee Yentzer and Ed King. A Turkey Shoot and potluck are scheduled for July 4 at 2:30 and 6 PM with a tournament at 7:30, followed by July committee lists.
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Clarence Reinhart
Mary Shiley
Joe Shira
Gladys Yentzer
Dorcas Donelson
Martha Reinhart
Shelter House
Harold Shiley
Karl Kimmel
Hazel Parks
Edna Brown
Elizabeth Bland
Imo _ Hosafros
Patti Seifert
Joe Schira
Henry Pieracini
Rollie Wright
Homecoming Floats Readied for Carey Parade
Bill Howard reports that floats for Carey's annual homecoming parade at 5 30 p m on July 11 are being built by several groups. American Legionnaires are urged to attend the 8 30 p m Tuesday meeting when homecoming queen final tabulation will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Howard
Carey
American Legionnaires
Masons Plan Family Night at Waterworks Park
All Masons and their families along with Eastern Star members and families are invited to a July 5 6 30 p.m. potluck at Waterworks Park. Beverages including soft drinks will be provided for children.
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Eastern Star
Waterworks Park
Masons
Closing Notice for Post Office Shutdown on July Fourth
The post office will be closed Thursday July 4 for a holiday. No regular mail service will run and offices reopen Friday. Residents are advised to plan mailings accordingly and use box services as needed.
Adrian ZIP Code 44801 Reported
Postmistress Marie T Collet announces Adrian's five digit ZIP code 44801 confirming its official use in postal routing and address designation.
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Adrian
Marie T. Collet
Derby Jackpot Fish Caught At Sportsman Lake
Ralph Musgrave at Carey caught a 30 inch channel catfish weighing 10 pounds 2 ounces using a 6 pound test line. The fish was tagged in April 1962 at Sportsman Recreation lake, with 40 of 100 tagged fish already caught. The club plans another tagged fish for the next stocking and jackpot.
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Ralph Musgrave
Carey
Sportsman’s Recreation Lake
Musgrave
John Fredritz
Henry Fredritz
Ray Peiffer
The
Carey Sportsman’s Club
Ralph Musgrave, Sr
Carey Little League clash at Park tonight
Carey’s two Little League entries in Wyandot County meet at 6 p.m. with the Legion hosting the Donelson Packing nine. Donelson’s sits 1-2, while the Legion, defending champs, are 2-2. Leading Legion hitters include Wentling .500 Guthridge .454 Yingling .429 and others.
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Carey
Wyandot County
Legion
Donelson
Donelson’s
The
Wharton
Scutch
New Riegel
Farmers Club Hears Talk on Zoning
Bill Mitchell Wyandot county agent spoke on zoning at the Carey Farmers Community Club meeting at the K of C Hall. Harvey Savidge introduced the speaker. A corn roast was planned for later in summer with refreshments provided by Ray Lamberjack and Herbert Lortz. Committees for next month include Program led by Herbert Lortz and Vincent Kruppeats Ed Gottfried and C A Walter.
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Bill Mitchell
Wyandot County
Carey Farmers Community Club
K. of C. Hall
Harvey Savidge
Ray Lamberjack
Herbert Lortz
Vincent Kruppeats
Ed Gottfried
C. A. Walter
Suber sells Findlay Street home to Hecks
Mrs. A. J. Suber sells 502 W Findlay St to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heck and their children Pam Randi Shari Mills and Toni Heck who will move in when vacating occurs. She buys the Petersons Grove Street home and will occupy once arrangements are set. The Hecks rent Mrs. Lee England’s property.
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A. J. Suber
W. Findlay Street
Frank Heck
S. Patterson Street
Pam
Randi
Shari Mills
Toni Heck
Findlay Street
Suber
Kermit Peterson
Grove Street
Petersons
Hecks
Lee England
Carey Fire Crews Respond to Two Separate Blazes
Firefighters were summoned Saturday to Huston Lumber Co. where grease on a concrete mixer motor sparked while the truck was welded. They arrived to find the fire already out. Earlier, a Foodland parking lot blaze was tackled with a fire extinguisher used by Gene Hoepf, an employee, at the request of a Michigan licensed passenger in a Comet bearing the license plate.
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Carey
Huston Lumber Co
Carey Times
Foodland
Michigan
Gene Hoepf
Newhard Studio to Close July Sixth to Seventeenth
Newhard Studio will close from July 6 through July 17 inclusive. The notice lists subsequent dates 26 27 28 as related but no further details provided.
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Newhard
Car Wash Saturday at High School by Varsity Club
Varsity Club holds a car wash at the high school on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cars are charged $1 each with all proceeds benefiting club activities.
Carey Bowlers Shine in NCOBPA Champion of Champions
Carey bowlers led money winners in the Champion of Champions tournament by the North Central Ohio Bowling Proprietors Association. Westown Market won Shelby first. other Shelby money teams were Hendricks Wool, Kramer's Carry-Out, Lanning No. 1. Westown earned Crestline finals and state trip July 13. Jim Platt Alvada Dwight Caudill Fred Clay Larry Mates and Walter Welly on team. district trophy also. Marion events saw Buckeye second with Kramer’s Carry-Out Burson Hale Zierolf’s Insurance Recreation Lanes Ogg’s Service and Lanning No. 1 in money. 629 men’s teams entered. Women’s teams at Willard earning money included Ed Steinbaugh Garage second with Mapes Rexall and Recreation Lanes. 290 women’s teams bowled.
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Carey
North Central Ohio Bowling Proprietors Association
Shelby
Marion
Willard
Westown
Hendricks Wool Co
Kramer
Lanning
Crestline
Jim Platt
Alvada
Dwight Caudill
Fred Clay
Larry Mates
Walter Welly
Buckeye
Burson
Hale
Zierolf’s Insurance
Recreation
Ogg’s Service
Ed Steinbaugh Garage
Mapes Rexall
Recreation Lanes
Krout Family Heads to Scott AFB Stopover in Carey
Col and Mrs Harold Krout travel from Fort Dix to Scott AFB Illinois with Carl Kathy and Kip stopping in Carey for an overnight visit with Mr and Mrs Carl Krout and Mrs Krout's family. Jan Krout begins a junior executive role with Wanamaker's in Philadelphia remaining there.
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Harold Krout
Carl
Kathy
Kip
Carey
Fort Dix
N. J
Col. Krout
Scott Afb
Illinois
Carl Krout
Young Dancers Shine in Trio Dance Studio Mardi Gras Revue
Debbie Tommy and Sandy Frey, children of Mr and Mrs Linus Frey, performed in the Mardi Gras annual revue by Helen Spitler at East Junior High Auditorium Tiffin. Debbie was a page in the Court Ball, Tommy a jewel, and all three played French maids in the French Quarter and appeared in Carnival Capers during the June 14 and 15 showings.
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Debbie
Tommy
Sandy Frey
Linus Frey
Helen Spitler
Trio Dance Studio
Tiffin
East Junior High
Sandy
Crawford Vacation Bible School Ends With Picnic
Tomorrow marks the final day of Crawford Methodist Church two week Vacation Bible School. Attendance has averaged 24 pupils from ages 3 to 6th grade. A picnic lunch will be held Friday with mothers invited as guests.
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Crawford
Crawford Methodist Church
Fisherman Hauls In Valuable Catch on Windy Michigan Lake
Free Scoarse and relatives from Lathrop Village Michigan fished in strong winds and hauled in a remarkable catch then discovered his spectacles on the hook. The crew included Wilburn Gullette and Steve Gullette. The Carey Times editor jokes about missing lower denture.
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Michigan
Scoarse
Carey Times
Carey Times Publication Schedule Adjusted for Holiday
Next week the Carey Times will be printed on Tuesday and mailed for Wednesday delivery due to the holiday. Church notices and meeting announcements must be in The Times office by Saturday noon. Monday at 5 p.m. is the news deadline.
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Carey Times
Times Office
Leaving Carey for Michigan Affects 13 Year Old Jackie Biles
Jackie Biles aged 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Biles of West North Street, faces leaving Carey for a new home in Michigan. Her reflective letter to Carey Ohio mentions nostalgia and the comfort of a small town memory as she moves.
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Jackie Biles
Claude Biles
North Street
Carey
Michigan
Jackie
Ohio
Carey Times Celebrates 50th Year Subscriber
Paul J. Pahl renewed his Carey Times subscription on Monday and announced he is starting his 50th year as a subscriber.
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Paul J. Pahl
The
Carey Times
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