Recreation Program Softball Highlights and Morning League Card
Morning league standings show the Cardinals 11 Blue Jays 10 and later 27 22 in separate games. Captains Jerry Hershman and Dan Welsh lead tied teams as Blue Jays top Cardinals 15 9 in Steal the Bacon. Orioles defeat Blue Birds 19 10 in first game with a second win to follow. girls teams Sholes and Blue Birds led by Karen erry and Tacy Wenner compete.
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Blue Jays
Cardinals
Jerry Hershman
Dan Welsh
Tom Krom
Keith Cole
Sr. High
Sholes
Carey All Stars Fall 7 2 at McCutchenville in opener
Carey Little League All Stars lost their first game of the season at McCutchenville 7 to 2. Dick Hunter started, Stanley Phillips relieved in the 2nd with bases loaded and no runs allowed. Stephen Rail and Richard Miller had key hits for two RBIs.
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Carey
Little League All Stars
McCutchenville
Dick Hunter
Stanley Phillips
Phillips
Stephen Rail
Richard Miller
Rhe Carey
All Stars
New Riegel
Sycamore
Redskins
Rams
Bears
Tigers
Tim es Goes To Press Earlier For July Fourth Holiday
Notice states the Times will go to press Tuesday afternoon due to the holiday on Wednesday July 4. All notices and announcements must arrive at the office by Monday noon and the paper will not be mailed until Thursday morning as usual.
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Times
Rum Mage Sale at Church of God of Prophecy
The Church of God of Prophecy on Stance Street hosts a rummage sale today from 10 am to 8 pm. Contributions are welcome and can be arranged by calling Mrs. Harold Huff at 6-5212.
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Church of God of Prophecy
Stance Street
Harold Huff
Show of RCA Television Sets Attended in Columbus
Harry Bowman Norman Heck and Fred Zumbach attended a showing of new RCA television sets at Ohio Appliance Inc in Columbus Wednesday afternoon and evening last week.
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Harry Bowman
Norman Heck
Fred Zumbach
RCA
Ohio Appliance, Inc
Columbus
Zumbach Jewelers Lays Out Vacation Closure
Zumbach Jewelers will close for vacation from July 2 to July 1p 26 27 William E Zumbach confirms the lengthy break.
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Zumbach Jewelers
William E. Zumbach
Navy man completes Field Medical Service School
David E. Myers U S N completes Field Medical Service School at Camp Del Mar Queéanside California after training begun May 22 His next assignment is not yet definite His wife Lee attends summer school at Ohio Northern University Ada Ohio spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry E Myers St Marys Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Myers
U.S.N
Camp. del Mar
Queéanside
Calif
David
Lee
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Harry E. Myers
St. Mary's Avenue
Farmers' Community Club Holds Picnic at Walbridge Park
Carey Farmers' Community Club members and families enjoyed their annual picnic dinner Sunday at Walbridge Park Toledo. The day featured rides and a zoo visit with Rev and Mrs John Root of Toledo stopping by in the afternoon. Attendees included Dale and family, Orville Cook and family, Robert Mott, Orville Wohlgamuth and grandchildren, Henry Kimmel and children, and Herbert Lortz and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Walbridge Park
Toledo
Zoo
John Root
Dale Thomas
Orville Cook
Robert Mott
Orville Wohlgamuth
Henry Kimmel
Herbert Lortz
Jaycees Begin Pest Control Program
The Jaycees start their annual summer pest control drive led by Richard Hunter after a late start due to parts delays. Village supplied fogging gear and chemicals, with Jaycee crews, including Bill Howard and Charles Mulloholland, carrying out the work.
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Jaycees
Richard Hunter
Jaycee
Bill Howard
Charles Mullholand
Jack Kitzler
Don Wilsoff
Don Keller
Frederick Williams
Wendell Myers
First Peas Reported From Suber Garden
The first new peas of the season came from a garden planted in early April by A. O Suber 91 year old retired educator of Upper Sandusky. His nephew Robert Suber farms 60 miles southwest of Carey and sent peas to the Times as evidence of harvest. Dennis Suber saved a pod for the office as Mr Suber recovers from major surgery. Relatives and former pupils visit from several towns.
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The
Times
A. O Suber
Upper Sandusky
Suber
F A Miller
South Street
Robert Suber
Dennis
Carey
Robert Subers
Times Office
Lorain
Columbus
Findlay
Mt. Blanchard
Wharton
Sycamore
Village notices weed cleanup at Carey lot owners
Notice to cut weeds in Carey village requires owners of vacant lots to remove all weeds. If not done by July 19, village workers will cut them and charges will be added to the owner's tax statement by Zenith McLarkey, Clerk Auditor.
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Carey
Zenith McLarkey
Wind Storm Smashes Carey Area Saturday Damage Tops Local Plant
A severe wind storm Saturday battered Carey causing significant damage. Porcelain Products Inc. faced about 30 000 in losses as the west end of its plant collapsed. The village electric department and Northern Ohio Telephone Co lines suffered major outages with 50 percent of lines down at one point. Electric crews worked 38 hours straight to restore service and clear debris. 291 phone lines were out, with repairs expected later. Insurance reports flagged numerous small claims for aerials roofs and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Electric Department
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Village Street
Porcelain Products, Inc
Alden Smith
van Dusen
Ohio Power Co
Gerald ‘Gosche
Edmond Lanker
John Nuneviller
Robert Emmons
S. Lake Street
Malesh
North Street
Farm Bureau
Adrian
Ohio
A. N. Stevens
Frank Brown Receives GWU BA in Foreign Affairs
Frank David Brown son of Mrs Ruth M Brown 134 Brayton Street Carey Ohio earned a Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Affairs at George Washington University's 135th annual commencement in Washington DC on June 6 He lives at 900 23rd Street NW and previously earned an AA from GWU in 1954 President Cloud H Marvin conferred the degree and delivered the charge urging graduates to act toward a more abundant and just life Dean Elmer Louis Kayser spoke on progress and ethics noting true progress requires ethical spiritual implications Four alumni achievement awards were presented to James W Bennett Alfred Carroll Richmond Frank Harvey Weitzel and Lucile Mary Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Frank David Brown
Ruth M Brown
Brayton Street
Carey
Ohio
George Washington University
Washington, DC
Brown
23Rd St N W
George Washington
University
Cloud H. Marvin
Division of University Students
Elmer Louis Kayser
Kayser
James W B. Bennett
Bureau of Prisons
US Department of Justice
Alfred Carroll Richmond
US Coast Guard
Frank Harvey Weitzel
United States
Lucile Mary Herrick
Veterans Administration
Brashares Family Relocates to Ash Property
Mr and Mrs Robert Brashares and daughters Debbie and Cindy moved last Thursday from Fostoria to 300 E North Street Ash property. Mr Brashares works as a B&O Railroad carpenter in Tiffin. Mrs Brashares is Patricia Courtad, daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Courtad of West Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brashares
Debbie
Cindy
Fostoria
Ash
North Street
Brashares
Tiffin
B&o
Patricia Courtad
C M Courtad
Findlay Street
Church of God Bake Sale Set for Saturday Morning
Church of God schedules bake sale for Saturday morning June 30 at Dible's Plumbing. Pies cakes baked beans potato salad chicken and homemade noodles offered for sale with all contributions supporting church programs.
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Church of God
Dible
Howard Cleaners Announces Vacation Closure
Howard Cleaners will close from Monday July 2 through Saturday July 7 for vacations.
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Howard Cleaners
Mrs Yeater Reunites With Marine Squadron in New York
Mrs Yeater returns from a four day reunion of Squadron 17 United States Marine Corps Women’s Reserve in New York City. She attended events at Macy's and the Latin Quarter, toured Manhattan, and rode free on subways amid a gathering of women from Michigan Ohio Connecticut New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Harry Yeater
New York City
United States Marine Corps, Women’s Reserve
Hotel Tait
Manhattan Island
Latin Quarter
Johnny Ray
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mr Yeater
Women's League Loses In Close Ca rei Memorial Park Battle
In a tight game at Carey Memorial Park on Monday evening the Women’s Sohio Boron League fell to Hersh’s Moron League by 14 to 13. Morons pitcher Bill Rook and catcher John O’Flaherty led the effort, with team members Herschel High Gilbert Zender Louis Schira Gary Walter Bob Billock Mort Meek Otto Smith. Barons pitcher Doris Flack and catcher Norma Strahm led the defense, joined by Corrine Wentling Marilyn Nash Nadine Gibson Georgia Foster Joann Hamm Arleta Dible Norma Traxler Yvonne Bleam Carol Walters Roxanna McCarley. Both teams formed four weeks ago.
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Carey Memorial Park
Sohio Boron
Hersch
Moron
Morons
Bill Rook
John O’flaherty
Herschel
Marilyn Nash
Nadine Gibson
Georgia Foster
Joann Hamm
Arleta Dible
Norma Traxler
Yvonne Bleam
Carol Walters
Roxanna McCarley
Dr Clouser to Lead Lutheran Evangelism Mission
Rev Paul R. Clouser pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran Church Middletown Pa will speak at a Lutheran Evangelism Mission September 23 to 30 joining 28 area congregations in a two year evangelism movement. He previously led Christ Church from 1926 to 1941 and has now served Middletown as pastor for the same 15 year period.
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Paul R. Clouser
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Middletown
Christ Lutheran Church
Carey Church
Clouser
Christ Church
Summer Festival Chicken Supper at St Peter's Upper Sandusky
A summer festival offers a chicken supper on Wednesday evening July 4 at St Peter's Catholic Church in Upper Sandusky with serving starting at 4 o'clock. The event features over 780 dollars in prizes to be awarded.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Upper Sandusky
Carey Motor Service opens new garage with grand prize car show
Carey Motor Service hosts a three day grand opening offering a grand prize of one thousand dollars toward a 1956 Buick plus 13 additional cars to choose from. Drawings occur 9 p.m. Saturday with the winner not required to be present. The facility on Route 23 features a large showroom, air conditioning, an extensive parts department, a service area with six lifts, exhaust ventilation, and advanced painting and body facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Motor Service, Inc
Prand
Carey Motor Service
Edgar Keller
Ohio
Route 23
Keller
Parts Department
Mr. Keller
Bob Bees
Paris
All Parts Department
Garag
Auto-magic
DeVilbiss
DuPont Mix Bank
Dulux
Mix Bank
DuPont
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Pete Fanning
Orioles
Blue Birds
Alan Davis
Bill Slike
Bill
Alan
Little League Stars
Scutch
Farmers’ Community Club
Suber Garden
Carey Satur
Carey Buick Agency
Newhard Studio
Edgar B. Keller
Frank Brown
Mrs. Yeater
Marine Unit
DR. Clouser
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