Lebanon Correctional Institution tour showcases reforms
A tour by Herbert Miller and officials of the Ohio Division of Corrections highlighted Lebanon Correctional Institution as a model for rehabilitation. The facility houses first offenders with extensive farm work, education, and religious services, with pay for inmates and family visits.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Correctional Institution
Miller
Alvis
Reckless
Franklin County
Welfare Board
Lebanon
Ohio Division of Corrections
Grafton
Mansfield Reformatory
Advisory Council
Sewer Plant Inspection Planned for Today
A representative from the Health Education and Welfare Department will inspect work and records of the sewage treatment plant expansion project today. The visit is preliminary to the village receiving the second federal grant payment for the improvement.
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U. S&s
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Annual Summer Musical by Smithville EUB Church
The 2nd annual summer musical sponsored by the Ladies' Chorus of Smithville EUB Church will be held at 7 30 p.m. on July 1 at the C L Walton residence Route 67 north of Upper Sandusky.
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Ladies’ Chorus
Smithville
EUB Church
C. L. Walton
Route 67
Upper Sandusky
Special Services at Oak Grove Church July 6 8
The Rev. H. E. Schmutl of Salem Ohio will conduct special evening services at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren northwest of Carey from July 6 through Sunday July 8. He will also preach at the Sunday morning service.
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Oak Grove Church
H. E. Schmutl
Salem
Ohio
Oak Grove Church of
Reynolds to retire. Baker to take Carey superintendent post
John E. Reynolds of National Lime and Stone Company will retire July 1 1962 after 54 years. Cyril L. Baker will succeed him as superintendent of the Carey operations upon Reynolds retirement, following Baker’s 1938 start with the firm and service in World War II.
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John E. Reynolds
National Lime and Stone Company
Cyril L. Baker
J. Reynolds
Carey
Findlay Country Club
C. Paul Palmer
Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Economy
Ind
Leipsic
Ohio
Fred Tracey
Carey No. 1
Matt Otto
Marion
Limestone Lake
Bernetta Bakies
Lakeland Drive
M. E
Vivian) Turner
H. K
Lillian) Evans
John Leslie Reynolds
Donald
Marguerite) Myers
Bucyrus
Leslie
National Lime and Stone Co
Hardin County
Mr. Baker
Alice Ogg
Wenner Wins All Expense Trip to Los Angeles
Eugene A. Wenner of Budgeport West Virginia won second place in a Lake Central Airlines and TWA contest for employee window displays. He and his wife Barbara plan to depart by jet and return July 5 with their children staying with grandparents in Carey.
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Eugene A. Wenner
Budgeport
W. Va
Forrest Wenner
Carey
Los Angeles
Barbara
Edward Jacoby
E. South Street
Jacoby
TWA
Lake Central
New York
Wenner
Europe
United States
Italy
Spain
France
Debbie
Dennis
Johnny
Water local merchants urge care for storefront flowers
Local businesses request residents to water the tubs of flowers placed outside their shops. The appeal highlights upkeep of greenery to boost neighborhood appeal and curb neglect.
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Carey
Carey Pony League nets 4th win vs Sycamore 8 4
Carey Pony League tops Sycamore 8 to 4 as Stan Phillips posts his 8th win with a five hitter. Key plays comes from Thad Malesh at third and solid outfield defense by Collins Dible and Richards. Offense includes Dean Myers Arlington Dible and De Amicis with two hits. Manager Rob ert Snook seeks donations at 396 4074.
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Carey
Pony League
Sycamore
Stan Phillips
Thad Malesh
Jack Collins
Ronnie Dible
Bruce Richards
Roger Dean
Butch Myers
Arlington
Dible
Mike DeAmicis
Robert Snook
Paul DeAmicis
Danny Fout
Polio Vaccine Clinic Opens at Two High Schools
The third and final Sabin oral polio vaccine dose will be given from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Carey and Upper Sandusky High Schools. All who received prior doses are urged to complete the series. The effort is sponsored by the Upper Sandusky and Carey Jaycees with the Wyandot County Medical Association with physicians and nurses assisting.
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Carey
Upper Sandusky
Upper Sandusky and Carey Jaycees
Wyandot County Medical Association
Soldier's Address Change for Pvt Charles F Johnson
Pvt Charles F Johnson 52537572 A Battery 2nd Honor Battalion 11th Artillery Ft Campbell Kentucky reports a changed mailing address.
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Charles F. Johnson
11Th Arty
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Mrs Kromer Named President Of Legion Auxiliary
The Legion Auxiliary elected officers at its meeting in the Legion Hall. New officers include President Mrs Robert Kramer and 1st vice president Mrs Harry Rook with 2nd vice president Mrs Ray Peiffer, secretary Mrs Robert Kitzler, and treasurer Mrs Calvin Taylor. Carol Putnam spoke on Buckeye Girls State activities in Columbus June 17 to 24 and was appointed clerk of Janis City Council Horton county. refreshments were served by the committee of the month.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Robert Kramer
Harry Rook
Ray Peiffer
Robert Kitzler
Calvin Taylor
Carol Putnam
Buckeye Girls
Columbus
Carol
Janis
Horton County
Jennie Steen Elected New Carey Women’s Club Leader
New officers were chosen at the Carey Women’s Club dinner at the Homestead Restaurant last Tuesday. President Jennie Steen. vice president Richard Huter. secretary Everett McKee. treasurer Nellie Lee. board members Jack Ball and C Rea Guthridge. Mrs Carson Canode installed them. Hosts were Mrs E G Ryman and Mrs Leroy Gobis. Favors were pastel porcelain soap dishes with clematis. Nancy Phillips played piano. A summer potluck at Mrs W L Stombaugh's home was planned.
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Carey Women’s Club
Homestead
Jennie Steen
Richard Hunter
Everett McKee
Nellie Lee
Jack Ball
C. Rea Guthridge
Carson Canode
E. G. Ryman
Leroy Gobis
Nancy Phillips
W. L. Stombaugh
Esther Patrick Named Homecoming Queen at Carey High
Esther Patrick was named Carey High School 1962 homecoming queen by Legion Commander Ray Peiffer. The queen's court includes Nancy Phillips Connie Ritter and Carol Wentling with retiring queen Barbara Wise to participate in the July 12 homecoming ceremonies at 5 30 p m. Committee chairs announced include Parade chair Don Traxler and bands chair Charles W Laudenslager.
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Esther Patrick
Carey
Legion
Ray Peiffer
Nancy Phillips
Connie Ritter
Carol Wentling
Carey High School
Barbara Wise
Peiffer
Don Traxler
Charles W. Laudenslager
Carl Turnbell
Tom Courtad
Paul Krupp
Calvin Taylor
Edwin Pahl
James Lindsay
Edmund Logsdon
Mr. Peiffer
Rene Dubois
Mr. Krupp
Midway
Bill Howard
Mr. Logsdon
M. D. Shafer
Robert Heck
Jene Orians
Legion Calendar Calls All Committees to Meeting
Legion calendar lists July events with a 7 p.m. meeting at the hall. All committees and individuals who will work are urged to attend without invitations. July 4 is float work and July 5 7 p.m. is park pavilion cleanup.
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Legion
Hall
Park Pavilion
Shuffleboard Winners and schedule for July 4 potluck
Last Friday night Lloyd Long and Mary Shiley won over Harold Shiley and Martha Reinhart with consolation winners Mary Kimmel and Carl Kimmel over Joe Schira and Elsie Long. Tuesday results saw Robert Smith and Erma Smith defeat Harold Shiley and Lee Yentzer. Consolation pairing Carl Kimmel and Martha Reinhart beat Edw in King and Helen King. A July 4 potluck at 6 p.m. precedes the rescheduled Tuesday tournament on Wednesday evening after the supper.
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Lloyd Long
Mary Shiley
Harold Shiley
Martha Reinhart
Mary Kimmel
Carl Kimmel
Joe Schira
Elsie Long
Robert Smith
Erma Smith
Lee Yentzer
Edwin King
Helen King
Lung Cancer Now Top Cause of Cancer Deaths in Men
The American Cancer Society reports lung cancer has become the leading cause of cancer deaths among men, with deaths six times higher than two decades ago. The society urges support for its broad research program to continue and expand projects.
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American Cancer Society
Homecoming Food Drive Request Contacts
Residents are asked to donate food for the homecoming celebration. Please contact Mrs. Robert Kramer or Mrs. Ray Peiffer as soon as possible to arrange contributions.
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Robert Kramer
Ray Peiffer
Carey Jaycees Install Officers and Honor Members
The Carey Jaycees and JayCeeJays held an installation and awards banquet at the Elks Home in Upper Sandusky ending the 1961-62 year. Retiring president David Myers presided. Mrs. John Windau received the Outstanding JayCeeJay Award. new officers include President Eugene Hoepf and Vice President Earl Schmutz.
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Carey Jaycees
JayCee- Jays
Elks
Upper Sandusky
Jaycee
David Myers
Dwight Orians
The
JayCeeJays
John Windau
Ross A. Patterson
Clement Hoops
Robert F. Hunter
Robert D. Hunter
Charles Buckland
Orans
Orians
Robert Showman
Camp Hill
Carey
Showman
Ohio Jaycees
Jaycees
Myers
Eugene Hoopf
Earl Schmutz
Richard Snook
Ralph Orians
Ross Patterson
Carl Cupp
Hoepf
Russ Fagan Combo
Are Carey People Truly Patriotic
A Carey Times reader surveys flag display on Memorial Day noting 22 homes with flags and about six more in the business district. The reader worries the low display may reflect the community’s regard for country and flag.
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Carey
Carey Times
Lawn Fete July 4 at McCutchenville UCC starts 5 p.m.
Community event listed by McCutchenville United Church of Christ offering homemade ice cream and gathering activities starting at 5 p.m. on July 4. Local organizers invite residents to attend and enjoy refreshments.
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Lawn
McCutchenville
Monthly Supper at Texas Township Conservation Club
The Texas Township Conservation Club hosts a community supper two miles east of Sycamore on Saturday June 30. Serving begins at 5 p.m. menu includes ham fish and chicken with public invited.
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Texas Township Conservation Club
Sycamore
Cary Times Adjusts Deadline For July 5 Issue
Copy must reach the Cary Times office one day early due to Independence Day closures. The post office will be closed Wednesday July 4, requiring submission by Tuesday July 2 for inclusion in the July 5 paper. the issue will go on sale Thursday morning as usual.
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Carey Times
Times
Charles Johnson Receives New Military Assignment
Pvt. Charles F. Johnson, son of Mrs. Free Scoarse, left Ft. Sill Oklahoma June 15 to report to a new assignment after completing basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri. He had been stationed at Ft. Sill since April.
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Charles Johnson
Charles F. Johnson
Free Scoarse
S. Patterson Street
Ft. Sill
Okla
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Johnson
Ft. Leonard Wood
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