Senior Joan Jacoby: Eer? Tall, Blonde, Dependable
Joan Jacoby, tall and blonde, attends Newhard Studio. She collects attendance slips, serves as class treasurer, choir member, Latin Club officer, and CYO volleyball captain. She enjoys drawing, reading, painting, sewing, babysitting, and traveling. Her plans include nursing school after graduation.
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Newhard Studeo
Joan
Jacoby
Idah Jacoby
Wwork
Joan Fes
South Street
Edward Jacoby
New, York
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Sandra
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Carla Jenot
PTA Open House Monday Evening at Three School Buildings
The annual PTA Open House will be held Monday March 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Col Crawford High School and West End buildings. Homeroom mothers should register guests in their homerooms. A good turnout is expected. please attend.
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PTA
Col. Crawford, High School
West End
Rook Named Theatre Manager at Carey Theatre
Harry Rook has been named manager of the Carey Theatre and began duties March 8. The theatre previously operated without a local manager for some time while Miss Isabelle Collet assisted with managerial duties.
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Rook
Harry’ Rook Thas
Carey Theatre
Isabelle Collet
Vanguard Industry location announced in Carey
Carey community leaders from the Carey Community Development Corporation confirm Vanguard Industry will locate in Carey. A formal conference with Vanguard representatives and CCDC officers will occur soon to review details and keep residents informed. David E. Myers presides.
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Carey
Carey Community Development Corporation
CCDC
Ohio
Vanguard
David E. Myers
Pres
Honor Roll Omission Noted For Local Student
Carey Times reports fourth grade student Mark Armstrong of Col Crawford Building was accidentally left off last week’s honor roll. Also listed are soldier addresses Garnet Higgins at Fort Benning and Millard Hagerman at Little Creek, Norfolk with unit details.
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Mark Armstrong
Col. Crawford
Carey Times
Millard R. Hagerman
U. S. Naval Amphibian School
Little Creek
Norfolk
Notice of Partnership Change at Mt Idy Lanes
Donald Yingling sold his interest in Mt Idy Lanes as of February 26 and is no longer a partner in the business. Richard Mewhorter. 3/4, II, 18 James Fredritz.
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Donald Yingling
Mt. Idy Lanes
Richard Mewhorter
James Fredritz
Village council discusses tree trimming and underground lines
Village officials review tree trimming needs after complaints and weigh underground electrical lines to prevent winter failures. A two to three day expert trend is approved to train the crew, while gas company service is praised and residents thanked for the year’s audit efforts.
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Dunn
Laudenslager
Parks Council
Harold Haught
Chillicothé Byt
Findlay
Gerald Rickle
Fing
Harold Shiley
Haught
People of Your Gas Company
Carey
H.F. Shiley
R. J. Zetty
Pattie Alexander
Hagley
Windau
Waite
Federal Aviation Agency Requests Local Cooperation
A letter from the Federal Aviation Agency to Mayor Clarence J. Hagley of Carey Ohio requests local aid in distress aircraft reporting. It urges posting the agency telephone number in police and fire stations and public offices to speed guidance when pilots circle a community for navigation help amid fuel and weather constraints.
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Clarence J. Hagley
Federal Aviation Agency
Carey Times
Carey
Ohio
Hagley
Tair
Rindlay
Andyaigips
Carey Jaycees Plan All Sports Banquet at Carey High
The Carey Jaycees announce a second annual all sports banquet for Carey High School athletes. The event will be held Saturday April 3 with Edward Finnigan Western Reserve University Cleveland as guest speaker. Tickets at 1 go on sale tomorrow from Jaycee members or Dwight Nye.
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Carey Jaykees
The
Carey High School
Edward “Eddie” Finnigan
Western
Reserve
University ‘i
Cleveland
Ticketye
Jaycee
Dwight Nye
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meets At K of P Hall
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting Friday night at the K of P Hall. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by Mrs. Lloyd Long, Mrs. Leroy Rettig, Mrs. Sarah Suber and Mrs. Karl Hosafros. Mrs. Helen Gamberling won the door prize. A white elephant sale is planned for the March 26 meeting.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Lloyd Long
Leroy Rettig
Sarah Suber
Karl Hosafros
Helen Gamberling
Council debates parking lot sale and street_signs
The council discussed blocks of Vance Street parking and signage on N Vance Street. Ross Johnson offered an unused S Vance building for a parking project but was informed the council is not interested. Water bill complaints cited high usage with rebates for leaks. no rebates for two homes. Zoning grant for Carey, Carroll W Hill and Associates oversee review with potential delay.
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Eng Dative
Hagley
F. K. Cassel
James Troiano
Council
Laudenslager
Troiano
Clarence J. Hagley
Don Stover
N. Vance Street
Ross Johnson
S. Vance Street
Dunn
Mr. Johnson
NYC
Shang Courtad
Nell Twining
Newhard Street
Sam Beckley, Jr
Carey
Carrol W. Hill and Associates
Alegrant
Beal Beef Cattle Meeting Planned in Donelson County
The Wiandot County Beef Association plans a March 23 gathering at Donelson Packing Company Carey with cattle from Angus Hereford Crossbred Holstein Charolais and Santa Gertrudis breeds. Dr B D Vani Stavern OSU meat specialist will discuss carcasses breeding and feeding before a Carey High School session on breeding carcass traits and nutrition led by OSU doctors Parker and Cline followed by a Q and A. Attendance invited.
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Wiandot
Donelson Packing
B. D. Vani Stavern
tMe Carey ‘High” School
Charles “Parker
OSU
Jack Cline
Osuj
Fremont High Students Rated at District Solo Contest
Carey Vocal and Instrumental students attended the District Solo and Ensemble Contest in Fremont. Ratings ranged from I to III with multiple students earning I and II in trumpet, piano, soprano, and ensemble events across classes A, B and C. Class A entrants with I rating qualify for State competition.
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Sharon Wilgus
Sharon Creeger
Beckie Baker
Sarah Walter
Judy Thomas
Betsy Newcomer
Sharon Landall
Peggy Lortz
Lynn Franklin
al Kennerley
David Powell
Diane
Lynn Christine Huston
B .Logsdon
K. Yeater
Ann Kohmann
Jo Hendricks
Joyce Emerine
Sue Richardson
Karen Risser
Sue Myers
Sandra Watkins
Sheila Fletcher
Lana Dible
Susan Richardson
Ann McKee
Martha Logsdon
Debbie Baker
Marcia Tong
Cassie Wenner
Easter Bake Sale At Kurtz Shoe Store Saturday
Easter bake sale proceeds raise funds for the Firemen's Auxiliary. Sale starts 9 a.m. Saturday April 17 at Kurtz Shoe Store. Contact numbers 396-2205 and 396-5381 listed.
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Firemen’s Auxiliary
Kurtz Shoe Store
Car Wash Only $1.50 at Bob's Cities Service
Carey Citizens Band Radio reports a car wash event priced at 1.50 dollars taking place on Saturday March 27 at Bob's Cities Service. The notice promotes a community fundraiser or service offered by local citizens group.
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Bob's
Carey Citizens Band
Rummage Sale at Lutheran Church Basement
Mary Marthas promotes a rummage sale in the church basement on Thursday and Friday April 12 from 7 to 9 p m. The event features a bar gains galore.
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Mary Marthas
Lutheran Church
Impediment meaning tied feet of cattle origin
The word impediment originally described tying the feet of cattle to prevent wandering. It later evolved to mean any obstacle hindering progress. This etymology reflects a tangible restraint linked to animal husbandry before broader figurative use.
Careful collection reaches Heart Fund total
Carey women reported collecting 446.46 for the Heart Fund through a house to house canvass led by local chair Mrs D David Myers. Contributions from containers industries and other sources were not available. Myers and co chair Mrs Robert Gibson thank all contributors and list volunteers from Band Mothers Firemen's Auxiliary Jaycee Ettes 7 Women’s Club and others who assisted.
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Dwight Orians
John Romer
Jerry McCarley
Sandy Watkins
Janet Sue Vickey Healey
Susie Sharon Wilgus
Susan Rich He
Sharon Landoll
Women’s Club
Carl Cupp
H. R. Wenner
Christine Straw
Paul Burson
Dale Myers
C. J. Rutter
Carson Canode
Glenn Barger
Senior Class Plays Finian's Rainbow Rehearsed at Carey High
Carey seniors rehearse Finian's Rainbow to be staged April 8 and 9 under directors Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Leathers. The Broadway hit ran 723 performances and forthcoming production features singing and dancing with cast members Tom Zender 88, Sharon Gallianter, and Gene Myers as the leprechaun Ox in a satire fantasy.
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Finian
Carey
Jerry
Blackburn
Ernest B. Leathers
Tom Zender
Piniany
Try Heck
Gallianter
Sharon
Gene Myers
Achievement Day Planned at Catholic Hall Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County Extension Homemakers Council hosts an Achievement Day titled You and Your Future on April 1. The program includes sessions on wills and future foods, a luncheon, student singing, officer installation, and talks on self emphasis Japan and clothing. Tickets cost 1.35 and must be bought by March 24.
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Wyandot County Extension Homemakers’ Council
Catholic Hall
Upper Sandusky
David Mason
Evelyn Burky
St Peter’s School
Edna Akers
Ohio State University
Japan
Harold Cope
Clarence Hoops
E G Ryman
Agriculture Extension Office
Pre-School Round-Up Scheduled For April 20
Children eligible for kindergarten and first grade are to be registered April 20 in the health clinic above the superintendent's office. Registration times split by last name A-K at 9 30 and L-Z at 1 30, with birth certificates and health records due. Current kindergarteners must register for first grade on April 14 between 9 30 and 11 and 1 30 to 3.
Insecure crowds and loud laughter noted
The remark suggests that the most insecure person in a crowd often displays the loudest laugh, highlighting social dynamics where confidence masks anxiety. It uses a single observational claim without identifying individuals or events.
Civil War Projects at High School Open House
Juniors display Civil War projects in Battlefield scenes drawings and posters that omit biographical sketches. Miss Smith hosts the open house in Room 11 during the high school’s Open House on March 22.
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Newbard Smdio Ohn
Garey Iuqh
Jundoes
Care’ S
Miss Smith
Co Druckemiller
Carey Board Proclaims 1965 66 School Calendar
The Carey Board of Education approved the 1965 66 school year calendar at its March 15 meeting. It lists grading periods from Aug 31 to May 27 with holiday blocks including Labor Day Wyandot County Fair and Thanksgiving Christmas Easter and a January County Workshop. Preschool registration also approved at the meeting.
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Carey Board of Education
Wyandot Co
N.W.O.T
Cassel Proposes Tax to Fund Ohio Alcoholism Division
Rep. F K Cassel sponsors a bill shifting 1 percent of liquor permit fee revenue to the Ohio Department of Health Alcoholism Division. Carey would lose about 52 dollars from permit revenue, with overall funding to the division projected at 100 000 dollars annually. Cassel aims to preserve existing notification rules for permit changes and opposes Sunday sales while weighing two liquor bills.
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F. K. Cassel
Ohio Department of Health
Cassel
Carey Times
Carey
Wyandot
Upper Sandisky
Liquor Board
Ohio
Services Saturday For Mrs Truman Cole
Mrs. Truman Cole 82 died after a long illness. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Sam Bristol Funeral Home with Rev. J Frank Ferguson officiating. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Born March 2 1882 in Salem township daughter of Joseph and Alice Wright. Survived by husband Truman Cole. three nephews Rus sell H Kear Ray Nachbar Upper Sandusky Harold H Nachbar Carey area. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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A.m
S. Lake’Street
Alice (Paivsey) Wright
Riage
Truma Cole
Clase
Russell H. Kear
Ray Nachbar
Sandusky
Harold H Nachbar
Carey
Funera
Cora Cole
Death Claims Noah H. Conner
Noah Hershel Conner 75 of Sycamore died at 5 a.m. Tuesday March 16 1965 in Mercy Hospital Tiffin after 18 days as a patient. Born July 3 1889 in Woodstock Virginia he lived most of his life in Sycamore and retired as a lineman for Sycamore Telephone Co. He married Flossie Shutt March 21 1914 who survives with four children Hershel Jr Carey William Bascom Kernie Anna Hall and Mrs Robert Fanni Rathburn 14 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and brother Godfrey Conner of Columbus. Funeral services will be held today at 1:30 p.m. from Moore Funeral Home Sycamore with Rev Ermmest Dalbert officiating. Burial will be Pleasant View Cemetery Sycamore.
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Mr. Conner
Woodstock
Moses
Fannie (Brill) Conner
Sycamore
Sycamore Telephone Co
Marrie Flossie Shutt
Hershe Jr
Carey
William H
Bascom
Kernie
Anna) Hall
Robert Fanni¢ Rathburn
Napoleon
Godfrey Conner
Coltot
Moore Funeral Home
Ermmest Dalbert
E.U.B
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Trumafi Cole
Grace Woodford
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Burson Insurance
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Joe Jacoby
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Finian’s Rainbow
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Noah H. Conner
Mercy Hospital
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