Carey Jaycees Seek Outstanding Young Farmer
Carey Jaycees and 2750 chapters seek Wyandot county’s outstanding young farmer. Nominees must be 21 to 35, farm income mainly from farming, and contributions to farming and community. Deadline April 1 for local entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Jaycees
Allan Smith
Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Wyandot County
Carl Cupp
Eugene Laube
Reid Heck
H. R. Wenner
Red Cross secretary aids Upper Sandusky fall victim
Mrs Crace fell in her home Monday forenoon, injuring back and head. Red Cross secretary Mrs Withrow promptly called Dr Crace and the physician, aiding response as Mr Crace arrived. The injured woman remained to rest and recover for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Jessie Withrow
Mr. Crace
Village Council Advances W North Street Curb and Gutter Work
The village approved first reading of Ordinance 462 directing curb and gutter installation on W North Street from Lake Street to the western end as part of planned paving. Work will start mid month as funds become available with 20 percent village share. A petition also came for Frederick Street curb and gutter. other streets may follow in order of petition.
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Frederick Street
Patterson
High
W North
Muncie
St Marys
E. Brown
West Street
Edwin Dotson
Council
Soldier Addresses Change for Coffman Jacoby at Fort Buckner and Keesler AFB
Pvt Harold T Coffman of Fort Buckner APO 331 San Francisco California receives new address 526 CIC Det. A/2C Garland M Coffman of New York APO 677 and A/3C James Jacoby A5351908 of Keesler AFB Mississippi. each listing includes unit and box numbers and city locations.
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Pvt
Harold T Coffman
CIC
Fort Buckner
Apo
San Francisco
California
Garland M. Coffman
New York
James Jacoby
Keesler Afb
Mississippi
Fish Fry Sponsored by Me Cutchenville Seniors
A fish fry hosted by the senior class of Me Cutchenville High School takes place on March 11 at 5 30 pm Tickets are 1 for adults and 0c for children with proceeds to senior activities. event details appear in school notices.
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Cutchenville High School
Nothell Deanna Greer Wins Betty Crocker Award
Deanna Greer received the Betty Crocker American Homemaker of Tomorrow gold pin at a Friday assembly. Her district paper notes the national contest and potential state level judging with prizes including a tour, pin, and library set.
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Deanna Greer
Betty Crocker
General Mills
Deanna
Weekly School Cafeteria Menu Summary
Monday offers spaghetti and meat balls buttered corn apple sauce glazed doughnut bread and butter milk. Tuesday serves sloppy Joe sandwich hashed brown potatoes buttered vegetables milk. Wednesday vegetable soup with beef peanut butter sandwich cole slaw peach upside down cake milk. Thursday chop suey with meat on rice buttered green beans banana pudding bread and butter milk. Friday macaroni and cheese buttered peas cherry jello with pineapple and peaches bread and butter milk.
Spanish Club chili supper and pinata party event
The Spanish Club held its annual chili supper on March 3 in the school cafeteria. Menu included chili con carne relishes and Mexican items. Afterward a pinata was broken, followed by an auditorium program with songs dances poems and guests listed.
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Blake
Auditorum
Linda Gardner
Sandra Hablitzel
Nancy Keckler
Pat Calkins
John Marine
Eileen Tewell
Carol Knowlton
Marilyn Tewell
Ethel Kloepfer
Judy Bleam
Bowling Green hosts workshop on teacher education standards
The March 4 session at Bowling Green State University featured Dr. Robert White of Kent State University as principal speaker. Ohio Education Association representatives discussed statewide teacher certification concerns and improvements in instruction and scholarship were explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green State University
Robert White
Kent State University
Ohio Education Association
Music Students Earn Superior Ratings at District Auditions
Five soloists and one ensemble earned superior ratings at the OMEA District Music Solo and Ensemble Auditions at Heidelberg College Tiffin. Several performers received excellent and good ratings, with all superior entries advancing to the Regional State Finals at Bowling Green State University on April 2.
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Carey
O.M.E.A
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ohio
Nina Rader
Saudra Gunther
Ann McCarley
Darel Eschbach, Jr
Linda Wise
Sara Romig
David Heck
Willis Wentting
Ruthann Rader
Suzanne Greer
Rosemary McCarley
Carol Sue Bar Ber
Carol Copplét
Sibyl Wentling
Richard Phillips
Sandra Gunther
Joyce Savidge
Girl’s
Shirley Wisner
Carole Walter
Carpet
Harvey Sopher
Brasso
Jeanette Myers
Ronald Lee
Roxanna McCarley
Jack Twining
Naomi Walter
Sharon Tong
Benny Walter
Carol Sue Barger
Sollo
Diane Hotelling
Wina Rader
Clifford Wise
Owen Burks
Doris Brause
Bowling Green State University
Carey Bank Contributions Support Ohio Independent Colleges
Ohio banks and bankers are increasing gifts to 22 independent colleges through the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges. Dr Harold L Yochum, president of Capital University, cites banks in 17 cities including Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo providing funds to operating costs. Gifts will be shared among Antioch Ashland Bluffton Capital Defiance Denison Findlay Heidelberg Hiram Kenyon Lake Erie Marietta Mount Union Muskingum Notre Dame Oberlin Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein Western Wittenberg and Wooster.
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Ohio
Harold L. Yochum
Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
Yochum
Capital University
Carey
Akron
Ashtabula
Burton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Hamilton
Lima
Medina
Middletown
Northfield
Oxford
Pandora
Salem
Toledo
Youngstown
Antioch
Ashland
Bluffton
Capital
Defiance
Denison
Findlay
Heidelberg
Hiram
Kenyon
Lake Erie
Marietta
Mount Union
Muskingum
Notre Dame
South Euclid
Oberlin
Ohio Northern
Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein Western
Wittenberg and
Wooster
Goodwill Truck Visits Carey on March 24 and 25
Residents asked to have repairable clothing furniture and other household articles ready on Thursday and Friday March 24 and 25 for a special Toledo Goodwill Industries truck collection in Carey. Call Mrs Lester Smiley at 6 3761 or leave items at 309 East Findlay Street.
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Carey
a_ Toledo Goodwill Industries
Lester Smiley
E. Findlay Street
Card of Thanks for Farm Sale Help
Forrest Baker thanks all who assisted before during and after his farm sale.
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Forrest Baker
Ray Weininger Wins FFA District Public Speaking Contest
Raymond Weininger a McCutchenville High School junior won the district FFA written public speaking contest at Cory-Rawson High School with his speech Why Be a Farmer The district includes Wyandot Seneca and Hancock counties and he advances to the state contest at Ohio State University Columbus on March 25 The event is part of Farm and Home Week Youth Day He is the son of Mr and Mrs Gier Weininger east of McCutchenville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Weininger
McCutchenville High School
FFA
Future Farmers of America
Cory-Rawson High School
Wyandot
Seneca
Hancock
Ray
Ohio State University
Columbus
Gier Weinirger
McCutchenville
Dr Herbert Sends Greetings To Village Council
Dr F B Herbert of 209 Merrin Road Akron a former pastor of Christ Lutheran Church still leads The Carey Times. He sends a humorous letter to Councilman Harry Rook read at the Monday night meeting dated March 4 1955 praising Carey and its leaders and recalling the town’s past electric lights and water works.
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F. B. Herbert
Merrign Road
Akron
Christ Lutheran Church
Carey Times
Harry Rook
Times
Courtul
Harry Rook Carey
Ohio
Harry
Carey
Lover's Lane
Old Town
F. B. Heibert
Agricultural trends in Wyandot County data report
Wyandot County agricultural agent cites Ohio State researchers analyzing 1950 census trends. Findings show average farm size 139 acres with value 22 700, 49 year old farmers selling 5383.72 yearly, and 4 to 5 live on paved roads near trading centers.
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Wyandot County
W. W. Wharton
W H. Andrews
L. H. Snow
Ohio Agricultural Experimment Station
Ohio
Wyandot
Ohio Station
Constable Clarence Jones Resigns From Crawford Township Post
Crawford township constable Clarence Jones announces resignation after four years in office. The move takes effect Saturday, ending his four year tenure as town lawman.
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Clarence Jones
Crawford Township
Farm Families Relocate Near Carey and Marion
Mr and Mrs Leo Hoepf and family moved Monday from the Charles Kinn farm six miles northwest of Carey to the 326 acre Unsicker farm one and a half miles southwest of Marion. Mr and Mrs Walter Coleman and their two sons, former tenants on another Kinn farm, moved Wednesday from Bloomville to the vacated Hoepf property.
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Leo Hoepf
Charles Kinn
Carey
Marion Me
Walter Coleman
Mr. Kinn
Bloomville
Hoepf
Appeals Court Upholds Tri County Ditch Judgment
The Third District Court of Appeals sustains the Common Pleas ruling on the Tri County Ditch petition filed by R J Lambert, Greeley Marshall and Paul Newcomer. The 18 mile drainage project drains about 23 000 acres and serves roughly 300 taxpayers across Wyandot, Seneca and Hancock counties.
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Common Pleas Court
Tr- County
Third District Court of Appeals
Paul D. Enders
Tri-County
R. J. Lamberjack
Greeley Marshall
Paul Newcomer
Wyandot
Seneca
Hancock
John W. Peters
Hancock County
Blanchard River
Atty
Paul A. Burson
Wyandot County
Russell H Kear
Joseph Moorhead
Carroll
Crawford County
Sugrue
Seneca County
Harry Roebke
Bowman, Hanna
Burson
Tri County
Ohio
Carey Tractor Club Sees 29 Members at Third Meeting
The Carey Tractor Club met for the third time at 8 p.m. on March 8 at Creeger Implement Co. Forty attended? No, 28 of 29 members were present. New members include Dallas II, Louis Hoepf, Wendell Wenner, id Hoepf, Charles Shultz, Paul Vaughn, Wayne Smalley, and Charles Riedlinger. Two films on combines and pastures were shown. The next meeting is March 15 to discuss mowers and rakes. Louis Hoepf and Ben Wralter will join the refreshment committee.
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Carey Tractor Club
Creeger Implement Co
Jack Walters
Louis Hoopf
Wayne Smalley
Dallas II
Louis Hoepf
Wendell Wenner
Id Hoepf
Charles Shultz
Paul Vaughn
Charles Riedlinger
Ben Wralter
Donna Fruth to wed Merle Lee Sunday at Christ Church
Miss Donna Louise Fruth and A1C Merle L. Lee will exchange vows in Christ Lutheran Church at 3 pm Sunday. Pastor Dr. T Benton Peery will officiate. Fruth is the daughter of Alvin Fruth and the late Mrs Fruth. Lee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Estel Lee of Fostoria.
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Donna Fruth
Merle Lee
Christ Church
Donna Louise Fruth
Merle L. Lee
Christ Lutheran Church
T . Benton Peery
Miss Fruth
Alvin Fruth
Carey
Fruth
Mr. Lee
Estel Lee
Fostoria
Red Cross Workers Named for Carey Roll Call Campaign
Red Cross workers for the 1955 Roll Call Campaign in Carey will meet at Christ Lutheran Church gymnasium at 7 30 this Friday evening. Campaign officers announce the selection of door to door solicitors by section with captains and assistants from Southeast Southwest Northeast Northwest regions and Crawford Ridge townships and Salem Richland Wharton. The piece ends with a portrait excerpt urging community support for Red Cross relief.
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Red Cross
Carey
Christ Lutheran Church
Perry McDaniel
T.H. Malesh
Cochairman
Wilford Shuman
Martha,Pahl
Loren Pace
Orion Wilgus
Paul Woods
Gerald Kitzler
Harry Faber
Roy Kirkwood
James ‘Fraxler
Paul, Richardson
George Butcher
Albert Bentz
David Yingling
Charles Heck
Joseph
Laurie
Walter Baughman
John Walters
Emery Ulrich
Jennie Steen
Cecil G. Laird
Sylvester Myers
Robert Pieracini
Jerome Weinandy
Clarence Hagley
Ferdinand Williams
Robert Mapes
John Seifert
C. A. Yeoman
Ralph Brown
Charles Mullholland
Chester Chapman
Donovan Lanning
T. E. Dromgold
Carl Krout
Ralph Williams
Robert Hale
Cloyce Wentling
J. R. Castner
Raymond Ales
Marcellus Jacoby
Crawford and
Ridge
Crawford
William H. Kitzler
Norman Heck
C. R. Taylor
John Steen
Clarence Wenner
Robert Mott
B. E. Harris
Ralph Zender
Elza Needles
Wendell Wentling
Dalles Khowlton
Herbert Lortz
Ray Hunter
Leo Beagle
Ernest Shane
Glenn Barger
Cedric Beard
Morton Lee
Joe Teets
Dale Thomas
Salem Township
Urban Hoeps
Marion Beach
Lawrence Schmidt
Elmer Speck
Howard Gatchell
Harvey Gatchell
W. A. Shambaugh
Milford Binan
Floyd Sweigard
Martha Koehler
Ralph Wentz
Moose Dance Saturday Night in Milford Hall
The Loyal Order of Moose hosts a Saturday dance at their S. Vance Street hall with music by the Shusters Orchestra of Marseilles. All are invited for a night of fun and dancing.
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Milford Shusters Orchestra of
Marseilles
Order of Moose
S. Vance Street
Oggs Sell Home Near Catey on Old State Road
Mr and Mrs Jack Ogg sold their residence including 1% acres of land located a quarter mile east of Catey on the Old State Road to Cecil Tong of High Street. The sale was arranged by John Risner, real estate broker, and Jim Sparks, licensed salesman, with plans to move when another suitable housing becomes available.
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Jack Ogg
Catrey
Old State Road
Cecil Tong
High Street
John Risner
Jim Sparks
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Minneapolis
Mion
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Petroleum Institute
W. North ST. Improvement
Mary Miller
Mayor's Report
State of Ohio
J R Castner
Castner
J. E Zisebarth
W. Brown
Edward L. Beard
John A. Hendricks
Lakeland
Walter Hawkins
Smiths 1St
N. Lake Street
Marie and
William Yingling
E. South Street
Dale Weaver
N. Vance Street
Nicholas Moes
W. North Street
Moes
The
Nothell
Bowling Green
Carey Bank
Goodwill
Ray Weininger
F.F.A
Dr. Herbert
Constable
Appeals Court
Tractor Club
Moose
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