19 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
1
The article describes a two period full-year mechanical drawing class taught by Mary Vaughn. It notes study of isometric projection with an isometric cube on the board and circles drawn on each face. Topics include fundamentals of mechanical drawing machine design and architectural drawing.
Mrs. Jerome Bernard of Carey High School won Wyandot County in a statewide safety slogan contest led by the Ohio Department of Highway Safety. She received a merit certificate from Joe Gallon of Toledo. Bernard’s motto Life Has No Spare Take Care Get There advocates vigilance to reduce traffic accidents. John W. Shiveley of London won the grand prize for his 1955 station wagon related slogan You Bet Your Life Safety Pays.
Carey Times readers are assured no connection exists with the Page one Bowling Lane advertisement circulated last week. Names Don Yingling Jim Fredritz Dick Mewhorter are listed as not involved.
The Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene will hold a revival in March 1922 with nightly services at 7 30 p m. Mrs Naomi Spencer and evangelist Rev M C Larimore will lead each evening and the public is invited to attend.
Governor James A. Rhodes will be guest speaker at Carey Industrial Appreciation Day luncheon at noon Tuesday in the Christ Lutheran Church gymnasium. Tickets are $2 and tours of six Carey plants run 2 to 4 p.m. with open houses at National Lime & Stone Porcelain Products ACE Molded Products Delta Plastics Wyandot Dolomite and Smith-Douglas.
A one story shed at the Wyandot Dolomite plant on SR 509 burned Tuesday morning. Insurance covered losses estimated at 1800 for the building and 700 for contents including a time clock and vending machines. Carey firemen fought the blaze from 10 51 a m as high winds hindered suppression and possible fuel oil stove origin is suspected.
The infant baptism sacrament will be administered during the 10 30 morning worship at First Methodist Church. The Children and Adult Choirs will perform special music. Parents with children to be baptized are asked to meet Rev J Frank Ferguson at 6 45 this evening in the pastor s study.
The notice states that East Side Pizza will close Saturday evening March 21. It provides no further details or reasons.
Edgar B. Keller of Bowl-Era Lanes led a four course dinner honoring Blaine E. Thomas for a March 8 perfect game, with sponsors presenting $100 each totaling $1,000. Absent sponsor Wilbur Wells was represented by Keller. Sponsors included Lanning Motor Sales Carey Foodland Shang's Auto Service and others.
Carey High School vocal and instrumental students competed March 7 at Fremont in District II Solo and Ensemble. Senior Mike McKee earned a Class A snare solo rating and will advance to the state contest April 11 at Kent State University. the Freshman-Sophomore vocal ensemble won Class A and also advances.
Wyandot County seeks to meet a $5,751 Red Cross quota as only $2,615.70 has been raised. Harpster and Eden Township exceed goals while Carey Wharton Sycamore Crane Mifflin Antrim Marseilles fall short. several communities are unreported or incomplete.
The Vanlue ministerial group sponsors Holy Week services at local churches. Monday at Vanlue Methodist Church Rev. Mark Burden will speak. Tuesday at Ark EUB Church Rev. James Wolfe. Wednesday at Union EUB Church Rev. C W Walmer. Thursday Holy Communion at Vanlue EUB Church Rev. Donald Baer speaks at 7 30 pm. Good Friday at Vanlue Methodist Church at 1 pm with Rev J Frank Ferguson.
Village dump north of Carey was heavily baited Tuesday night and about 80 rats were found dead Wednesday morning according to Village Manager George Dunn. Dog and cat owners are urged to keep pets away from the dump to avoid poisoning.
John A. Hendricks wholesaler and retailer processes 325000 pounds of sheep wool in 30 days at his E Findlay Street plant. He installed an Economy All-purpose baler with 850 to 1500 pound bale capacity and 80 percent more space efficiency, operated by Lyle Orians and Rex Hendricks. The business, started in 1894 by John Hendricks Sr., is now owned by John and Mrs. Hendricks after years with Eugene Hendricks.
A Carey letter to the Wyandot County Fair Board from October 1962 requests immediate improvements to restroom facilities for the 1963 and 1964 seasons. The club highlights health concerns for pilgrims Scouts and food tents and urges a prompt fix to ensure adequate wash basins and running water.
Carey Ohio council approves a plan to curb High Street between Findlay and Frederick Streets with costs charged to abutting property owners. The meeting also introduces first readings for street parking limits to 48 hours with a $25 fine and amendments to game room hours. An oil and gas drilling ordinance, a mutual fire protection contract, street tree care proposals, volunteer fire training, and water fluoridation costs are discussed with a next meeting set for April 6.
Modern Schools completed redecorating in Dr W H Huston’s former offices and now handles Motel Management Training admin work at 134 East Findlay Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Heck invite visitors. assisted by Mrs Frank Edwards and Mrs Joseph Miller. The move supports rising student interest in motel industry training.
Tickets for the Republican spring banquet at St. Peter's School cafeteria Upper Sandusky may be reserved by calling Mrs. Lloyd Long Mrs. Robert Mott or Mrs. Charles Buckland. Ham or fish will be served. Robert Taft Jr seeking nomination as U S Senator will be principal speaker with several other prominent candidates invited.
The Carey Farmers Co op and the Carey Adult Farmers Class sponsor a joint meeting at the high school on Tuesday evening March 24. Harold Diller of McMillen Feed Division and Jim Mayer of Eli Lilly Company will discuss feeds and new drugs.
The Rev. Robert Jones pastor of Memorial EUB Church will speak this evening at First Methodist Church during a week long revival. The Rev. Carl Hicks of Toledo will speak Friday and Saturday evenings. Youth Night is Saturday and all area youth are invited to attend.
Street repairs were outlined by George Coakley village street superintendent on Wednesday as all streets and alleys are to be patched. Winter freezing and thawing caused damage and hot asphalt filling began yesterday with a six to eight week target for completion.
Walt Dickenson of the Ohio TB and Health Association will address the Wyandot County TB and Health Association dinner at First Lutheran Church Upper Sandusky this evening. Duncan Thorp was unable to attend.
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