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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1955

Page

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Red Cross Roll Call Campaign Under Way in Carey

The 1955 Red Cross Roll Call Campaign is under way in Carey with industrial solicitation from March 1 to 15. Co-chairman T. H. Malesh will lead this phase and serve as treasurer. House to house canvass begins after March 15. Local goals total 1716 for Carey and 750 for Crawford, Ridge, Salem and Richland townships, plus 392 for Wharton.

Red Cross Carey T. H. Malesh Perry McDaniel Clayton Twining Hugh Hayman Sylvester Myers Wilford Shuman Christ Lutheran Church Crawford Township William H. Kitzler Ridge Township Glenn Barger D. W. Whitenack Wyandot County Crawford Ridge Salem Richland Whitenack Wharton

American Mother of the Year contest opens nominations

The American Mothers Committee seeks a State Mother of the Year to advance to the national title. Nominees must submit a one page application with a photo and three letters of recommendation. Youngest child over 15 and active religious and community involvement required. Deadline March 15.

American Mothers Committee J E Ziebarth Carey Ohio State Committee Ohio State

New Ford School Bus Enters Service For Carey District

A 54 passenger Ford school bus, purchased from Lanning Motor Sales, went into operation last Thursday morning. Driven by Chet Platt, it serves a new east Carey route, while the district reorganizes existing buses to ease crowding. Our Lady of Consolation parish owns one of the 54 passenger buses, and the public schools now operate three 48 passenger buses and four 54 passenger buses.

Ford Board of Education Lanning Motor Sales Chet Platt Carey Carey School Our Lady of Consolation

Bursons Return From California Vacation

Mr and Mrs E S Burson concluded a 10 week trip to California returning home late Sunday night. They spent most time with relatives in San Francisco including son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E H Burson and their family. They visited daughter in law Mrs Ried Burson and children Pamela and Philip en route to husband and father Captain Burson in Japan. Weather was frigid in the West with 18 degrees above zero in Tucson Arizona.

E S. Burson California San Francisco

Rebuilding Barn After Farm Fire In Carey

Mr and Mrs Homer Galbroner of Melbourne Florida arrived in Carey Tuesday of last week to inspect rebuilding the barn on their farm tenanted by the Orville Phillips family. The large barn was recently destroyed by fire.

Homer Galbroner Melbourne Fla Carey Galbroner Orville Phillips

Three Carey Men Questioned in Thefts

Frank Smith 43 Glen Avenue Ed Smith 36 Adam Street and George Roberts 43 Adam Street were detained by Carey police after electric wire and tools belonging to Carey village and to the Northern Ohio Telephone Co were found. Chef Henry Pieracim saw wires and solder in a car, leading to the investigation by Chief Hendricks and others. Deputies held them for lie detector tests and further countywide theft inquiries.

Frank Smith Glen Avenue George Roberts Adam Street Carey Northern Ohio Telephone Co Henry Pieracim Frank Preracimt Vincent Jacob Dean McAllister London

Bursons Report Daughter In Law and Children Reach Tokyo

Burson family telegram confirms Mrs Reid Burson and their children Pamela and Philip arrived safely in Tokyo. Mr and Mrs Earle receive the cable on Tuesday evening confirming the family’s arrival in Japan.

Earle. Burson Reid Burson Pamela Philip Tokyo Japan

Village Manager Issues Annual Report in Booklet Form

The Carey Times features the village manager's annual report issued this week in booklet form, a format used in prior years. The report outlines village operations, finances, and progress updates for residents.

The Carey Times

Notice to claim furniture at Carey Auto Top Shop

Any person with furniture at the Carey Auto Top Shop must call for it Saturday between 1 and 4 p.m. Anna Shumaker oversees the item pickup.

the Carey Auto Top Shop Anna Shumaker

Mullholand and Heck Injured in State Route Collision

James E. Mullholand proprietor of Mullholand Plumbing Shop and Sherman D. Heck were injured when Mullholand's 1949 Chrysler sideswiped a truck and trailer on State Route 199 near a bridge. Mullholand suffered facial lacerations a eye injury and a concussion. He underwent surgery in Toledo and may return home soon. Heck sustained a knee laceration and abrasions and was released from Fostoria Hospital.

James E. Mullholand Mullholand Sherman D. Heck Chrysler Rising Sun Multholand Heck Fost City Hospital Carey Paul R. Huston Beaver Falls Baughman

Legion Auxiliary Orders 3 000 Poppies

Earl Green Unit No. 344 of the American Legion Auxiliary met with 23 members. An order was placed for 3 000 poppies made by veterans in VA hospitals to fund rehabilitation and community projects including child welfare and funds for Red Cross Crippled Children Cancer Polio Muscular Dystrophy and TB. The next meeting is March 28.

Earl Green American Legion Auxiliary Sylvester Myers Heart Red Cross Sue Marlin

Cpl Norman Lee Joins Desert Rock Atomic Tests

New Army Cpl Norman R. Lee of Carey Ohio is among 5000 soldiers chosen to observe the 1955 Nevada atomic tests. He took part in Desert Rock VI and watched an explosion from a trench about 4000 yards away. Lee, a clerk-typist with the 53rd Quartermaster Subsistence Supply Company, is stationed at Sharpe General Depot California.

Norman Lee Desert Rock New Army Norman R. Lee Harold L. Lee Carey Ohio Nevada Lee Atomic Energy Commissions Cpl Lee Sharpe General Depot Lathrup Calif 53Rd Quartermaster Subsistence Supply Company

Memorial Church Protest Over Liquor License Transfer

Memorial EUB Church members and their pastor Rev Melvin R. Frey attended Common Pleas Court to protest the transfer of the Carey Hotel Club 23 liquor license from William Hamm, receiver for Eugene V Tiell, to Mrs William Hamm. Attorney for the club was F K Cassel. the license was suspended 15 days for sales to a minor.

Memorial Eub Church Melvin R. Frey Paul A. Burson Common Pleas Court Carey Hotel Club William Hamm Eugene V Tiell F K. Cassel

Soldier Addresses Change for Pvt Darrell G Cole and Pvt Franklin Emerine

Pvt Darrell G Cole 1516342 U S M C assigned to MAD NATTC Bks $75 Jacksonville Florida. Pvt Franklin D Emerine 15533246 Co K 1st Inf Regt 3441 SU Box 44 Camp Gordon Georgia listed as first address.

Darrell G Cole U.S.M Franklin D. Emerine R. A Co. K Inf Camp Gordon Georgia

Upper College Day Held at Upper Sandusky School

College day at Upper Sandusky High School on Monday February 28 brought reps from several nearby colleges and armed services. Sixty or so seniors met for interviews with college representatives while local students such as Jack Twining Edward Grubel Richard Carron James Draper and many others participated.

Upper Sandusky Blake Mr. Wentling Armed Forces Jack Twining Edward Grubel Richard Carron James Draper Richard Phillips Deanna Gréer Gene Wenner Barbara Jacoby Jack Dotson Annabelle Beagle Pete Jacobs Richard Clouse Bob Maenle Bernard Farmer Robert White Dallas Hall Nathan Kloepfer William Welsh Tom Dromgold Ronnie Heilman Bob Ward Glenda Smiley Joyce Savidge Mary “Frances Claude Sandra Gunther Roxanna McCartey Mary Troiano Suzanne Krupp Carole Walter Jang Riester

Carey High names Courtesy Award winner Connie Hill

Connie Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hill received the Carey High School Courtesy Award for the week ending February 25 1955 She is a Junior Class member Future Homemakers Girls Athletic Association and Y Teens Her favorite subject is chemistry and her hobbies include collecting pictures and sports She plans to be a nurse after graduation

Connie Hill Ralph Hill Carey High School Connie Future Homemakers Girls’ Athletic Association

PTA Elects Officers At High School Meeting

The newly formed Parent-Teacher Association at the high school elected Dr. Loren L. Pace as president with D. B. Fetters as vice president and Mrs. Robert Frederick as secretary while Virgil Dieter was named treasurer. Mr. Pace shared a state school survey report and meetings are set for the fourth Thursday each month with refreshments provided by the JayCee Jays.

Parent- Teacher Association Loren “L. Pacey S, D. B. Fetters Robert Frederick Virgil Dieter. Me Warren Frank Upper Sandusky Ir. Pace Ohio JayCee Jays

Enjoy Shopping Trip For Home Ec Drapes In Columbus

Last Saturday morning February 19 Margaret Hincke Caroleer Walter Conne Hill Miss Clayton and the Home Ec teacher traveled by bus to Columbus to select drapes for the department. They chose Glo sheen kitchen curtains with a white background, floor length pull drapes for Homemaking, and bamboo brown curtains with white lines for the sewing room. The bamboo drapes are chosen to modernize the old room and will be shortened to fit then used as covers for sewing machines.

Margaret Hincke Walter Conne Hill Earth 2Coldirdn Miss Clayton Home Ec Columbus

Pony Tail Pushers win chaotic playoff title

The Pony Tail Pushers clinched the basketball championship after a tight finish that left the Page Boy Passers tied atop the regular season. Pushers edged ahead by two baskets in the playoff to claim the title. Team rosters list Patty Onions and nine others for the Pushers and Annabelle Beagle plus eight teammates for the Passers. A bake sale is planned for March 12.

Pony Tail Page Boy Pony Tal Patty Onions Anna Wohlgamuth Nancy Combine Betty Holmes Belva Stock Edith Coldiron Sibyl Wentling Diana Dunne Annabelle Beagle Shirley Young Ann Faber Mary White Glenda Smiley Ann Higgins Judy Bleam Linda Gardner Susan Ehrhart

Carey NHS elects officers at February meeting

The Carey Chapter of the National Honor Society held a Tuesday meeting in Superintendent Wallace E. Blake’s office. Seven senior members chose officers led by President Sandra Gurither, with details continued on page 8.

Carey National Honor Society Wallace E. Blake Sandra Gurither

Scout-O-Rama at Marion Sunday Draws Carey Scouts

The Harding Area Council of Boy Scouts presents Scout-O-Rama on Sunday March 6 from 2 to 4:30 pm at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Marion. Carey is represented by Troop 51 led by James Welly with 84 Explorer Units and Cub Packs exhibiting crafts and history of Scouting. Awards by WBNS-TV’s Chet Long. tickets sold by Carey troops with proceeds boosting troop treasuries. admission free for children under 8.

Harding Area Boy Scouts of America Harding Area Council Chet Long Wbns-Tv Carey

Municipal Court fines and arrests during past week

Six individuals cited to Mayors court for traffic violations. Otto E Blair faced stop sign and costs after arrest by C C McCune. William O Rhea of Detroit Muh posted $15 bond after reckless operation with hearing set Feb 22. Edna Brown charged for failure to yield with fines and costs. Ronnie Conley ordered $100 fine and $860 costs paid in four installments for intoxicated operation, 3 day jail sentence. Frederick Eugene Mullholand charged with speeding. Harold Ray Smith and others cited for speeding with fines and costs. Officer credits listed for Hobart Tong, Paul F Pahl, and others.

Mayors Court Otto E Blair C C McCune William O Rhea Detroit Muh Vincent Jacob Edna Brown Jacob Ronnie Conley Jacob Frederick Eugene Mullholand McCutchenville Hobart Tong Paul F Pahl Harold Ray Smith Findlay Jacob

Visitors spend Sunday with Mericle family in Newark and Zanesville

Mr and Mrs Charles Mericle of E North Street and their daughter and her family from Adrian, along with Mr and Mrs Robert Ogg and children, visited Mrs Mary Mericle in Newark. Later, they visited Mericle relatives including Mr and Mrs G C Mericle and Mrs Nuneviller in Zanesville.

Charles Mericle E North Street Robert Ogg Patty Jane Betty Steven Adrian Mr Mericle Mary Mericle G. C. Mericle Newark Ogg Mer John Nuneviller Zanesville Nuneviller Mericle

Newhard Studio to Close for Two-Week Break

The Newhard Studio will close from March 6 to March 20 for a planned intermission. Notices say operations pause during the period with reopening set after the break.

Newhard

Evangelist Martin V Bass Leads Ridge Chapel Revival

The Rev Martin V Bass of Detroit Michigan evangelist and Cherokee Nation member conducts special services at Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene on State Route 15 west of Carey The series began Tuesday and runs through Sunday March 13 with 730 and 1030 services on weekdays and 730 on Sundays The pastor Rev Paul J Miller invites all to attend.

Martin V. Bass Detroit Mich Church of the Nazarene Ridge Chapel Carey Paul J. Miller

Study for Prospective Girl Scout Leaders in Carey

The Carey Girl Scout Town Committee seeks women to train as leaders for fall troops. Two volunteers study guides and visit troops, allowing training on personal time with no obligation. Next year about six new leaders are hoped for, with Mrs Joe Newhard available at 6-4471 to discuss joining.

Joe Newhard

Schlachter Competes in National Rifle Meet in Florida

Mack Schlachter of E North Street travels to St Petersburg Florida to shoot in the National Rifle Meet. He is accompanied by Mrs Schlachter and two companions enjoying a Florida vacation. Schlachter and Wendell Myers also took part in the State Rifle Matches at Columbus during the weekends of February 12 and 19.

Mack Schlachter E North Street St Petersburg Fla Schlachter Erlene Irene McKinnon Florida Mr Schlachter Wendell Myers Columbus

Bake Sale at Dible Plumbing Sponsored by Palm Leaf Rebekahs

Palm Leaf Rebekahs sponsor a bake sale on Saturday March 5 at Dible plumbing shop offering home made baked beans chicken and noodles potato salad and other treats for sale to raise funds.

Dible Plumbing Palm Leaf Rebekahs

King Kiwanadoodle Crowns Carey's Kiwanis Club

Kiwanis members arriving for a regular meeting were surprised by royalty as Jean Caster was named King Kiwanadoodle for a Day. Clyde Jenkins served as king's personal servant and Walter Clyde served the queen Mary Lou Castner. A guest delegation from Fostoria attended and took the Carey gavel, with 50 men to retrieve it on an official visit. Dr. Loren Pace inducted Father Theodore Eickholt into full membership.

Jean Caster Kiwanadoodle Jean Clyde Jenkins Everling Mary Lou Castner Walter Clyde Mal Malesh Leo Bernard Joe Newhard Fostoria Carey Club Mal Fostoria Kiwanis Loren Pace Kiwanis Education’ and Fellowship Committee Theodore Eickholt Carey Kiwanis Club Frank Jackson

Farmers Tour Showcases County Swine Facilities

About 80 farmers joined the Wyandot County Swine Farrowing Methods and Facilities Tour last Thursday. Stops included Lehnhart’s Purdue-style farrowing space, Brown’s concrete block house, Smythe’s converted horse stalls, Gohl’s slanted floor pens with electrified brooders, Steck’s wood central barn, and Kear Woods & Kear’s converted poultry house. Kenneth Battles and Herb Barnes provided expert guidance on buildings and swine care.

Wyandot County W. W. Wharton William Lehnhart Purdue Carl Brown Kenneth Smythe Walter Gohl Elmer Steck Kear, Woods & Kear Vaughan Bell Wharton Kenneth Battles Herb Barnes

Herman Brodman Crowned Seneca Corn Growing Champion

Herman Brodman of Big Spring township north of Carey was proclaimed DeKalb Corn Growing champion of Seneca county for 1954. His yield reached 132.09 bushels per acre in the national selective 5 acre DeKalb contest, with Rondo K. Berlekamp second at 12413 bushels and Paul Swedenhelm third at 11933 bushels.

Herman Brodman Big Spring Carey Seneca County Rondo K. Berlekamp Pleasant Township Paul Swedenhelm Adams Township George Clauss Fostoria

Move to new Sam Stone house apartment

Mr and Mrs Charlies Boyce Jr and daughter Karen Jeanette moved Saturday from Findlay to a 3 room apartment in Sam Stones double house on Worello Street.

Charlies Boyce, Jr Karen Jeanette Findlay Sam Stone Worello Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Red Cross Congress of the United States Red* Cross W National Organization Sth Mrs. Burson J. E. Mullholand Legion Auxiliary Loren L. Pace P.T. AS Jean Marzett the Rev Martin V.’ Bass Mrs Mark Schlachter Bake Sale Kiwanis Club Seneca
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