Carey High School book department gains new library
The Carey High School expansion adds a 55 by 54 foot irregularly shaped library with room for about 6 000 volumes. The industrial arts department builds fixtures including shelves counters work room and stacks costing an estimated 1 500. Librarian Mrs George Newhard notes improved research study and browsing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Arts
Carl Dilts
Charles Shaffer
George Newhard
Judy Thomas
Carey High School
Carey Library Board approves encyclopedia purchases
Carey Library Board of Trustees approves buying three 1964 encyclopedia sets Compton's Britannica and Collier volumes shelved in January and February Gifts include History's Hundred Greatest Events Why England Slept and other titles from several donors Monthly library report will be published in Carey Times on the first Thursday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Holden
Henry Pieracini
Greig
Ellison
Gibbs
Edwards
Baldwin
Hancock
Carl Barrett
Sycamore
Bright
Alexander
Kagawa
Dunbar
Marshall
Pickett
Fisher
Stratton
Payne
Troika
Montross
Carey Times
Que Room Grand Opening At Bowl-Era Lanes
The Que Room billiard annex at Bowl-Era Bowling Lanes opens today March 5 and runs through March 15. Owners Mr and Mrs Edgar B Keller announce a 21 by 50 foot facility with one 5 by 10 foot professional table and three others. Local contractors Snyder Lumber Co Boyce and Son Richardson Electric James Troiano and Paul Van Dusen built the setup. Three prizes will be awarded at 10 p.m. March 15 to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Keller
E. Findlay Street
Kellers
Snyder Lumber Co
Boyce and Son
W. H. Ogg
Richardson Electric
James Troiano
Paul van Dusen
Upper Council Acts To Control Drilling
Carey village moves to curb oil and gas drilling after a council meeting. The ordinance would require a $2000 permit fee, $2000 per well or $5000 blanket bond, $300000 liability policy, six foot fence, and 200 foot setback with daily fines for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Morrow County
County Recorder’s Office
Wyandot
Upper Sandusky
Daily Chief Union
William J. Hunter
Gerald Rickle
Carey Village
Lon Phillips sells Elm Hill Farm to Gottfried brothers
Mr and Mrs Lon Phillips sell their 87 acre farm half a mile south of Carey on Elm Hill Road to Kenneth and Richard Gottfried of Salem township. The Gottfried Brothers plan to sale the house with a small acreage and farm the remainder. The Phillips will occupy the house until June and will announce plans later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Phillips
Carey
Elm Hill Road
Kenneth and
Richard Gottfried
Salem Township
Gottfried Brothers
Phillips
Soldier Addresses Change for Huston Surname Relocation
Pvt. Dale E. Huston and Pvt. Jerry L. Huston have updated addresses. Dale Huston is listed with the 52573150 Battery D, 6th Missile Battalion, 517 Artillery, APO 171 New York NY. Jerry Huston is with NG 23450429 Company D, 3rd Battalion, 1st Tog Regt USATC Fort Gordon GA 30905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Huston
APO
New York
N. Y
Jerry L. Huston
Tog
USATC
Fort Gordon
Record Hop For Teens At Wyandot County Fairgrounds
Friday evenings from 8 to 11 teens may attend a dance at the Wyandot County fairgrounds hosted by Doug Jackson of WTTF in Tiffin. Parents are welcome to join or observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Fairgrounds
Doug Jackson
WTTF
Tiffin
Ralston Purina Suspends Carey Plant Operations
The Ralston Purina Company will suspend operations at its Carey plant and consolidate egg processing in Ohio to Pataskala starting March 9. Egg producers shipping to Carey will continue shipment while processing moves to the new location. Purina thanks the Carey community and employees for their cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston Purina Company
Ohio
Carey
Pataskala
Columbus
Purina
Goodwill Truck to Collect in Carey Monday
Goodwill Industries will send a truck to Carey on Monday to collect used clothing furniture toys and appliances of all kinds. Call Mrs. John Walters at 396 4491 if you have items to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Industries
Carey
John Walters
Carey Community Development Corp elects officers and four new directors
David E. Myers will head the Carey Community Development Corporation after re elections of officers. Miss Glenda Smiley becomes secretary treasurer replacing Christine Straw. Four new directors Leon Davenport Harold Lynch Mrs Robert Frederick and Larry Gamel join for 3 year terms. The group reviews 1963 activities and plans for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Myers
Carey Community Development Corporation
Glenda Smiley
Christine Straw
Mr. Myers
Jack Armstrong
Alfred Hucke
CCDC
Leon F. Davenport
The
Carey Times
Harold J. Lynch
Robert Frederick
Larry Gamel
T. J. Hilty
Virgil Kear
Isidore Collet
Herbert H. Miller
Kear
Collet
Hilty
Miller
Wm. E. Hershman
Kenneth Stahl
Lon ‘Phillips
Lavely
Carey
Myers
Carey Jaycees
Zoning Commission
Crawford Township
Hancock Regional Planning Commission
Ralston Purina Co
Ohio Medical Association
Our Lady of Carey Seminary College
Carey Community
Miss Straw
Treasury
Carey Kiwanis Club
Industrial growth talk highlights Carey dinner speaker
Joe E. Lavely of Akron urged zoning and site costs as key to attracting industry. He advised frequent industry calls, utility plans, and active pipelines with Ohio Power, Columbia Gas, and three railroads. He warned against debt to lure industry and praised Medina's growth as a model. The audience of 75 included Carey leaders and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Lavely
Akron
Carey Community Development Corporation
Homestead
Lavely
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Ohio Power Co
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Carey
Medina
S. J. Watkins
A. C. & Y. Railroad
Savely
Diary of Anne Frank set for March 19 and 20 at high school
Carey Senior Class to stage The Diary of Anne Frank at 8 p.m. March 19 and 20 in the high school auditorium. Debbie Strahm stars as Anne with James Duffield as her father. The cast includes Emrogene Perkins Ruth Black George Cressman Steve Zender and others under stage managers John Heck and Gary Craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Strahm
James Duffield
Amsterdam
Holland
Jim Duffield
Emrogene Perkins
Ruth Black
George Cressman
Steve Zender
Loretta Collet
Sue Roynon
Jim Heck
John Jacoby
John Heck
Gary Craft
Carey Places Second In Freshman Tourney
Carey freshmen beat Hardin-Northern 45-40 to reach the finals of the Riverdale freshman tournament. Keith Baker led with 15 points, Bob Stansbery 13, as Carey edged the foul line 17 of 25. In the final, St. Michaels took first. Hardin-Northern and Riverdale finished third and fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Zender
Carey
Hardin-Northern
Riverdale
Keith Baker
Bob Stansbery
Blue Devils
Findlay St. Michaels
St. Michaels
Baker
Mhardin-Northern
Carey Students On Dean's List At Findlay College
Six residents of Wyandot County are among 85 students on the first semester Dean's List at Findlay College. Named are Dawn Dunn, Nona Heilman, Karen Carr, Michael Schoenberger, Donald Gayman, and Carolyn Lazza. Full-time students with a 3.3 GPA earned the honor as twelve Findlay College students also posted all A's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Findlay College
Dawn Dunn
George Dunn
Findlay Street
Carey
Kenneth
Nona) Heilman
Karen Carr
Carl Carr
Sycamore
Michael Schoenberger
Cleve Schoenberger
Upper Sandusky
Donald Gayman
Jacob Gayman
Box 244
Wharton
Carolyn Lazza
Girl Scout Sunday Observances Planned in Carey
Girl Scout Week runs March 8 to 14 with Girl Scout Sunday kicking it off. Over two and three quarters million scouts are set to attend church to demonstrate duty to God. In Carey, Girl Scouts will attend Christ Lutheran Church and the Catholic Shrine for 10:30 a.m. services, meeting times at 10:20 and 10:15 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Lutheran
New Opening Hours at Bowl Era Lanes
Bowl Era Lanes announces new hours Mon Tue Thu Fri 2 p m Wed Sat Sun 12 30 p m with a 11 30 a m Sunday start for a tournament and other days 2 p m openings.
Repeal of Village Pool Room Ordinance Considered
The village council informally agreed to draft legislation repealing the 1921 pool room closing ordinance to allow Sunday play after noon and no beer sales. Don Yingling of Recreation Bowling Lanes pushed the change to expand his business and provide a safe uptown pool venue for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryellen
Miller
Don Yingling
Recreation Bowling Lanes
Yingling
Richard Mewhorter
Nursing Home Changes Hands at Carey Street Facility
Mrs. Martha Hood sold the Carey Nursing Home at 127 Bray ton Street to Mrs. Lovina Aldred of Findlay. Aldred took possession February 27, with Hood staying on until Saturday. The licensed 16 bed facility remains state approved with 24 hour staffed care and Aldred also runs Buena Vista Nursing Home in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunn
State Highway Department
Vance-North Street
F. K. Cassel
Jacob
Findlay-High Street
Findlay- West Street
Martha Hood
Carey Nursing Home
Brayton Street
Lovina Aldred
Findlay
Altvaters Mark Silver Anniversary With Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Altvater of Carey observe their 25th wedding anniversary with a family noon dinner and 2 to 4 open house at their home 316 East South Street. They wed March 8 1939 at Christ Lutheran Church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Altvater
E. South Street
Altvater
Delphia
Christ Lutheran Church Parsonage
Paul R. Clouser
Middletown
George Altvater
Salem Township
Carey
National Lime & Stone Co
Altwater
Willoughby Orwick
Mt. Blanchard
Allen
Fairy) Baker
Wharton
Altwaters
Russell Chester
Donald Predmore
Ronald Keith
Cheryl
Vicky Roynon
Jackie Predmore
Altvaters
Lloyd Long
R. C. Altvater
Gertrude Chadwick
Kenneth Altvater
Upper
Sandusky
Harry Orwick
Crawford
Jacob
Houcktown
Homer
McComb
Albert
Hazel) Feasel
Howard
Eva) Hendricks
Fostoria
Westown Beauty Salon to Close From Feb 23 to March 9
Westown Beauty Salon will be closed February 23 through March 9. Notices show additional dates 2/20 2/27 and 3/5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westown Beauty Salon
Fluoridation and Mutual Fire Aid Planned for Carey
Carey village discussed fluoridating its water with life expectancy of equipment a concern. estimated $2200 for setup and $400 yearly for chemicals. plans must be submitted to the State Health Department and daily reports sent. Feasel may report if trained in Columbus. Also approved a mutual fire aid with Vanlue and discussed extending similar agreements to New Riegel and McCutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
State Health Department
Health Department
Gene Feasel
Carey's
Vanlue
Orien Wilgus
New Riegel
McCutchenville
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Re — Co
Supt
Douglas Myers
Ron Blair
Carey Library Board
Sell Farm
Ralston Purina
David Myers
Lisis
James Fredritz
Mr. Yingling
Campbell Pest Control Service
Lima
Charles W. Laudenslager
Waterworks Park
Dunn
John Windau
Mr. Hagley
Police Department
Police Justice
Police Court
Hagley
Jerry McCarley
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