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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1963

Page

5

Railroads Pay $186,967 in 1962 Property Taxes to Wyandot County

Robert L. Chaplin notes Ohio railroads paid 1962 property taxes totaling 27 021 552 statewide with 143 787 toward schools and 2 716 038 to excise and 42 311 to public utilities. He warns nationalization would cut these revenues and hurt local governments.

Toledo Wyandot County Robert L. Chaplin Railroad Community Service Committee of Ohio Ohio Railroad Association Public Utilities Commission States Union Chaplin Mr. Chaplin

Hospital Board Approves Basement Units for Patients

Wyandot Memorial Hospital board votes to install 10 basement patient care units after concerns about emergency space. They plan to ask Joint Township Trustees to cover half the cost. January occupancy averaged 76.6 percent, with 89 percent in medical surgical and 35.9 percent maternity. Some patients have been cared for in halls and two maternity patients were in labor at one peak.

Board of Governors Wyandot Memorial Hospital Joint Township Board of Trustees Ruth Worline Medical-Surgical

Girl Scout Troop Meeting and Investiture Recap

Girl Scout Troop 936 met February 23 in the American Legion Hall after school for a Scotland talk by Mrs. James Hamm and appreciation notes. Brownie Troop 22 held an investiture ceremony February 27 at Christ Lutheran Church with pins awarded and help from senior scouts Sharon Wilgus and Becky Baker.

American Legion Hall James Hamm Scotland Christ Lutheran Church Sharon Wilgus Becky Baker Calvin Thome Paul F. Pahl Walter Roynon Thomas Kin John Cole Herbert Prater John Rymer Donald Keller Russell Hagley

Carey Student Karen Fetters Makes Dean's List at Capital

Karen Fetters, 507 W Findlay St Carey, is among 126 Capital University students on the Dean's List for the semester. Eligibility requires a 3.4 average. Karen is a sophomore nursing major, daughter of Mr and Mrs D B Fetters.

D. B. Fetters

Seneca Building Permit Issued for Milk House

Joseph E Bouillon of Big Spring township receives a building permit to construct a milk house with no cost estimate provided.

Joseph E. Bouillon Big Spring Township Milk

Junior Kiwanians Introduced at Kiwanis Meeting

Tom Klein and Kenny Rice were inducted by Dr. Loren L. Pace at the Kiwanis meeting Monday March 4 at the Homestead. Supt Douglas W. Myers introduced them. Joe Newhard resigned from the club and board. John Hendricks was named to fill the term. Minstrel practice followed.

Tom Klein Kenny Rice Loren L. Pace Kiwanis Homestead Douglas W. Myers Joe Newhard Harold Shiley John Hendricks Newhard

Eastern Star Honors Gail Ryder at Akron Chapter Event

Gail Ryder of Akron was honored by Crawford Chapter No. 168 Order of the Eastern Star as a past patron from 50 years ago. Eighteen other past patrons were recognized, with special guests Mrs. Charles Beis and Mrs. Richard Hunter in attendance. The Rainbow Girls sang while Paula Powell and Karen Myers performed with Carol Powell at the piano.

Gail Ryder Akron Crawford Order of the Eastern Star Charles Beis Richard Hunter Utah Rainbow Girls Paula Powell Karen Myers Carol Powell Valentine Cyril Baker George Richardson J. F. Dible William Keller E. V. McKee Lester Smiley Frederick Williams Paul Burson Masonic Blue Lodge

Den 4 Cub Scouts Win Attendance Banner Again

Den 4 of Findlay Pack 332 led by Mrs. Dwight Yentzer won the attendance banner for the second month in a row at the Blue and Gold banquet held Tuesday evening at Jefferson School. The den opened the ceremony and presented a new banner stand. pins shaped like Cub Scouts served as table centerpieces. Cubs placed their photos on pins and added awards. Mike Milamore earned the Wolf Badge and arrows during the ceremony. The Jefferson-Firmin PTA sponsors the pack.

Den 4 Findlay Dwight Yentzer Jefferson School Yentzer Den Mike Milamore

Christ Lutheran Luther League Enjoys Skating Evening

Members of Christ Lutheran Church Luther League and guests enjoyed a skating night at the Fostoria rink on March 3. They endured numerous bumps and bruises during the outing.

Christ Lutheran Church Luther League Fostoria

Carol Coppler Crowned Hillsdale Snow Queen for 1963

Carol Ann Coppler of Carey Ohio was elected Snow Queen of Hillsdale College for 1963 at Curtiss Hall. She sang The King and I medley and later competed in Marquette Michigan among 10 statewide entrants in a weekend of TV radio appearances and ski events.

Hillsdale Mich Carol Ann Coppler Carey Ohio Hillsdale College Curtiss Hall Carol Ann Marquette, Mich Michigan M. C. Coppler Route 2

Ohio Rail Line Launch Connects Cincinnati to Chattanooga

The first passenger service between Cincinnati Ohio and Chattanooga Tennessee began operation on March 5 1880 marking a milestone in regional rail travel. By March 11 1930 Cincinnati native President William Howard Taft was noted in dispatches.

Ohio Ohio Historical Society Cincinnati Chattanooga Tenn William Howard Taft

First President Buried at Arlington National Cemetery

Divorce suit filed in Seneca County Common Pleas Court by Helen L. Carrick of Tiffin against Gerald W. Carrick of Wyandot County. They married May 8, 1958 and have one minor child. plaintiff seeks custody support alimony and property settlement.

Seneca County

U S Savings Bonds Offer Long Term Security and Savings

The Treasury sold over 85 million Series E Bonds last year with only about 5 000 worth 10 000. Buyers can accumulate up to 10 000 per calendar year and must invest 7 600 for the large denomination. Savings plans include payroll automatic saves and replacement if lost or destroyed. millions hold 45 billion in bonds as a defense of liberty and economic stability.

U.S. Treasury U.S Enemies of Freedom

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