Resignations Of Three Carey Police Officers Reported
Carey village council meeting reveals three of Carey's six police officers have resigned citing low wages and disrespect for the uniform. Mayor Ray Peiffer and council discussed Cablevision rights, street repairs, a new CATV franchise, and a gunite pool repair plan for Carey Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Village
Richard Brown
William Jennings
Henry Pienacini
Jack Ball
John Windau
Dallas Bland
Ray Peiffer
Carey
Weaver
Continental Catv
Tiffin
Twin Valley Catv
Hillsdale
Mich
Upper Sandusky
WFOB
Fostoria
Mel Murray
Roger Wise
Gene Kin
Council
Community Antenna TV
Murray
Cleveland Avenue
Dunn
Carey Memorial Park
William Carlisle
Clair Risser Posts 716 Series in Classic League Bowling
Clair Risser rolled games of 258 254 204 totaling 716 in the Classic League at Bowl-Era Lanes Carey on March 16. It marks the 10th 700 series of the season at Bowl-Era Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Risser
Carey
PTA Fun Festival Teaches Enjoyment At March 31 Event
Plans for the PTA Fun Festival on Friday March 31 describe a youth event at the High School with a 5 pm food service in the cafeteria A Midway in the Laird Room offers games and a sponge pitch for a dime Tickets support Educational Aids for all classes and playground equipment for lower grades plus a country store and live music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Laird
Senior Play Oklahoma Receives Warm Local Acclaim
Carey High School presents Oklahoma as the class of 1967 marks memory. Two performances last Thursday and Friday drew large appreciative audiences. The period costumes and red fringe on top added atmosphere as Curly and Laurey left friends in the new territory. Mrs. Jerry Blackburn and Mrs. Ernest B. Leathers praised the cooperative cast and all who shared the production in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Oklahoma
Curly
Laurey
Jerry Blackburn
Ernest B. Leathers
Carey High Schoool Auditorium
Vanlue Senior Class Bake Sale Notice
Vanlue seniors host a bake sale on March 25 at Vanlue Town Hall from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Proceeds support the senior class activities and scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
Vanlue Town Hall
Burglary Reported at Snyder Lumber Co
Carey police investigate a Monday night break in at Snyder Lumber Co. Discovered Tuesday at 7 am. Power tools valued at 90 dollars stolen including a belt sander two electric drills a sabre saw and an aluminum level. Chief Vincent Jacob notes similarity to a Caney theft. Suspects questioned. entry via broken office window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Police Department
Snyder Lumber Co
Vincent Jacob
Caney
Kiwanians View Moving Picture at Luncheon Meeting
Carey Kiwanis Club met March 20 for a luncheon at Bowl-Era Lanes. Rev. George Cressman showed a film strip of the Crucifixion and discussed the trial of Jesus and its political aspects, plus the reading asunder of the temple veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis Club
George Cressman
Christ Lutheran Church
Jesus
Temple
Accidents Reported in March on Findlay Street and Nearby
Three separate automobile mishaps are recorded. Lester Row of 710 West Findlay Street struck a tree while entering his driveway on March 11 causing about 8500 in damage with no charges. Woodrow Wagner of Findlay and Roberta Watson of Wharton collided after leaving Ace Molded Products on March 13, each car about 95 damaged, no charges. Norman Wenzinger of Carey backing from 619 West Findlay Street on March 12 struck Richard Hunter’s parked car at 118 South Muncie Street, with 15 and 50 in damages respectively, no charges.
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Lester Row
W. Findlay St
Woodrow Wagner
Findlay
Roberta G Watson
Wharton
Ace Molded Products Company
Wagner
Norman H. Wenzinger
Rt. 2
Carey
West Findlay St
Richard D. Hunter
Muncie St
Wenzinger
Hunter
Sycamore Man Fined In Mayor's Court
Carey Mayor's Court heard cases including Donald Houdenshell fined 100 dollars with 50 suspended and six months probation for assault in a threatening manner. Other defendants faced dropped charges or paid costs. Neil Williams forfeited a 20 dollar speeding bond. James Gibson paid costs for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Donald D Houdenshell
Rt. 2
Sycamore
Shirley M Houdenshell
Richard E. McMinn
High St
Donna Zender
Paul McKee
James E. Gibson
Neil Williams
Route 1
James Gibson
Bessie McKee
Wayne Shaffer Addresses Meeting On Master Plan
One hundred fifty area citizens attend a public information forum in Laird auditorium March 16 led by Wayne Shaffer State Board Member from Bryan He outlines the Master Plan for district organization noting two key developments area education centers and a minimum district size A panel discusses the plan its status as a legislative recommendation and potential alterations Senator Paul E Gillmor discusses potential state bond commission action to boost local school funding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Laird Auditorium
Wayne Shaffer
Bryan
Ohio
Purdy
Area Education Center
Shaffer
Williams Painter
Paul E Gillmor
Kappa Delta Psi Plans Easter Party
Beta Psi Chapter holds its March 10 1967 meeting at Mrs Jane Fryes home with one member absent. Three new members initiated, Betty Simonis added after omission. A rummage sale planned for May and a spring hat making activity by bag contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Psi Chapter
Jane Frye
Kappa Delta Psi
Betty Simonis
South Street
Harriett Callahan
Patricia A. Clemons
Lake Street
Joan Fox
Health News Admits and Discharges at Local Hospitals
Mrs. Freeman Sizemore was admitted Saturday to Blanchard Valley Hospital. Mrs. Cletus Courtad of Carey also admitted. Jim A Tetts and Ralph M. Van Horn, both of Carey and Vanlue respectively, discharged Saturday from Blanchard Valley Hospital. Mrs. L. L. Kauble of Wharton admitted Friday to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Robert Kitzler of Carey discharged from Mercy Hospital, Tiffin. William L. Geckle of Carey admitted to Blanchard Valley Hospital. Mercy Hospital, Tiffin, admitted Robert Kitzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Sizemore
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Cletus Courtad
Carey
Jim A Tetts
Ralph M. van Horn
Vanlue
L. L. Kauble
Wharton
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Robert Kitzler
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
William L. Geckle
Auto strikes boy on Frederick Street
Gloria Puchta 18 turned onto Frederick Street from High Street and hit Dennis Pergram 426 High Street after a boy ran from behind a parked truck. The child was taken to a local physician and found to have no apparent injuries. The accident involved a 1961 Corvair owned by Donald Puchta. Paul F. Pahl was the investigating officer. no citation issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Puchta
W. Brown Ave
Frederick Street
High Street
Donelson
Dennis Pergram
Miss Puchta
Donald
Community Good Friday Service At Christ Lutheran Church
The annual Good Friday service brings Protestant pastors from three churches to Christ Lutheran Church for a 1 p.m. service with special music. An evening service at 7 45 p.m. will feature The Seven Last Words From the Cross and offer wooden crosses for home worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran
Stanting
Robert Klingel
Evangelical Church
John Elwood
First Methodist Church
George Cressman
Christ Lutheran Church
Easter Schedule At First Methodist Church Carey
First Methodist Church of Carey presents Easter events starting with a 7 30 p m communion service using the New Methodist Hymnal. Good Friday services at 1 p m at the Lutheran Church with Rev John Elwood and youth ensemble. Sunrise Service at 6 a m Easter Sunday followed by breakfast. Sunday School at 9 a m and Worship at 10 a m. Participants include Janet Guthridge Paul Frederick Tonya Bland and many youth.
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First Methodist Church of
Carey
New Methodist
Methodists
Lutheran
EUB
Lutheran Church
John Elwood
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Church Fellowship Hall
Janet Guthridge
Paul Frederick
Tonya Bland
Lynn Myers
Kathy Yates
Mary Jane Lanning
Susie Myers
Ann Shumaker
Mindy Franklin
Shelly Clinger
Leah Yingling
Lana Yingling
Wesleyan Choir
Carey Conservation Egg Hunt Announces Easter Event
The Carey Conservation Sportsman Association hosts its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday March 25 at 1 00 pm. The club grounds host four age classes 5 year olds in class one 6 to 7 year olds in class two 8 and 9 year olds in class three and 10 11 12 year olds in class four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Conservation Sportsman Association
Use Times Want ads for a quick sale
Small classified note advertises a rapid sale using the Times Want ads service. It highlights speed and simplicity for buyers seeking fast bargains.
Richards and Klein Win American Legion Essay Prizes
Pat Klein and Terrie Richards led Carey seniors to the Legion Department of Ohio fifth district Americanism test wins. Klein also placed first countywide, with essays earning praise and advancing to district competition. The program earned the Freedoms Foundation George Washington Medal of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Department of Ohio
United States
Ohio
Carey
Pat Klein
Terrie Richards
Pat
Supreme Court
Carey Chapter
The
Legion
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Marvin Lee Promoted At National Lime Company
Marvin Lee of 629 West Findlay Street Carey Ohio is promoted to Sales Representative for National Lime and Stone Company announced by Vice President C F Heid tman. Lee will handle sales in Wyandot Seneca and Crawford Counties and will reside in Carey with his wife Elaine and two children. Glen Phillips of 322 East Findlay Street Carey is appointed to replace Lee at the Carey office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Lee
West Findlay Street
Carey
Ohio
National Lime & Stone Company
C F. Heidtman
Lee
Vanlue High School
Wyandot
Seneca
Crawford
Elaine
Twvo
Carey Glen Phillips of 322 E. .Findlay Street
Carey, Ohio
County Council Plans New School
Wyandot County Council for Retarded Children discussed plans for a new one floor school of about 4 800 square feet at County Road 44 with a semi circular drive. Architect Joe Bolish presented drawings and state specifications while officers were nominated and ballots prepared for parent voting.
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Wyandot County Council For
Oadland
Ussey
Dirmeyer
Joe Bolish
Roger Williams
William Grimes
John Greer
Clinger
Grimes
Vanlue Junior Class presents A Man Called Peter
The Vanlue Junior Class stages the play A Man Called Peter on March 31 1967 at 8 00 pm in the school auditorium. The event features student performers in a local school production with proceeds supporting class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
Peter
Booster Club Special Meeting Plans Banquet
A special Booster Club meeting is set for Friday the 25th at 7 00 p m in the gas office to plan the basketball and wrestling banquet. All members are urged to attend.
Carey residents discharged and admitted to Blanchard Valley
William Geckle was discharged March 17 from Blanch Brian Musgrave. Carey resident Carey and Bernice Hunter were dismissed from Blanchard Valley. Mrs Norman Arend and Bernice Hunter were admitted to Blanchard Valley Hospital.
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Health News
William Geckle
Carey
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Brian Musgrave
Norman Arend
Bernice Hunter
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John Welsh
North Street
William, Welsh
Willowick
Charles Angeloff
Lorain
Clark Range
Catoosa
Bill Welsh
Chuck Angeloff
Chuck
Europe
Peiffer
Garey
Ridge Township
Jack Orians
Harold Doppler
Marvin Knowlton
W. North Street
Methodist
National
County Council
Mr. Binan
Mr. Gilliland
Meyers
Clabaugh
Greer
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