Village Opens W Brown Ave After Deed Acceptance
Village council authorized opening W Brown Ave between Lake Street and the east alley after accepting a deed from Mrs. J B Ziebarth for a 50 foot strip. Mrs Ziebarth will be paid 300 toward sanitary sewer work, with 80 percent of costs covered by the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Ziebarth
W. Brown
Lake
Sttoarding Utilities
J. R. Castner
W. North Street
Lake Street
Carey
Castner
Council
W. South Street
Fire Destroys Barn Near Adrian
A large barn on Mrs. Ethel Grine farm one mile east of Adrian burned Tuesday forenoon. Fire department saved a large shed with corn cribs. nine Holstein cows two calves and other livestock were lost or harmed. Hog herd evacuated and machinery survived. Tenant Melford Swinehart found the milking machine out of service then working again minutes before the blaze. Loss not yet estimated as of Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Grine
Adrian
Riegés Fire Department
Melford Swinehart
Carey Families Prepare House Exchange Friday
Three Carey families plan home trades this Friday. Edward Bakies and family move from 139 West North to 612 West, a 7 room ranch built by Phil Lips. Bernard Kramer family relocates from the Ray Schindler farm to West North Street, owned by Irvin Yeater, while Phillips family moves into the vacated Kramer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Edward J Bakies
Linda
Vicki
W. North Street
West Street
Crag Phillips
Phillips
Bernard Kramer
Alan
Kathy
Ray Schindler
W North Street
Former Pastor Marion Tinsler to Speak at First Methodist
The Rev Marion E Tinsler dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Ohio Northern University Ada and a former Carey minister will be guest speaker at First Methodist Church Sunday at 1030 am His topic is Three Vital Questions Robert S Gardner lay leader plans the service and Phyllis Phyllis Vaughn will sing a special number
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Tinsler
College of Liberal Arts
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Carey
First Methodist Church
Robert S Gardner
Harold Vaughn
Phyllis
Soldier Addresses Change Notice in Carey Times
Exemption blanks for sale at the Carey Times list updated addresses for Pfc. Richard R. Hall and Pvt. Robert P. Fruth. Hall is stationed with SCA O CI 5511 NATTU NAS Olathe Kansas while Fruth serves with the 538th Engr Co Field Maint APO 358 San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Hall
SCA
NATTU
Nas Olathe
Kansas
Robert P. Fruth
U.S
Engr. Co
APO
San Francisco
California
Wool incentive program eyes growers incentive and slips
April 1 marks the start of the wool incentive payment plan. Ohio official Frank N. Farnsworth urges growers to keep all 1955 clip sale slips noting date and quantity. Payments based on a fixed percentage of sale receipts, with eligibility limited to wool sold after Jan 1, 1955 and between April 1 1955 and March 31 1956, plus lambs and yearlings meeting criteria. Ownership proof required for lambs slaughtered after 30 days. Payments issued after March 31 1956 aiming at 62 cents per pound grease or 106 percent of Sept 15 1954 parity. Funds come from 70 percent tariff on imported wool. Goal is 300 million pounds annual U S wool production. current output around 230 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Farnsworth
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
U. S&s
Two Inducted and Three Take Exams in Wyandot County
Wyandot County selective service sent two draftees to Cleveland for induction James E Van Hook from Drum Ky formerly of Upper Sandusky and Gary G Gregg of Route 3 Sycamore Ralph Ronan Miller transferred to a Massour board Three others reported to Cleveland for pre induction physicals J R Holt Route 2 Sycamore Forest William Rhoden Route 2 Nevada and Roger Lee Moll Route 1 Nevada.
Eastern Stars Attend Inspection at Mansfield
Mrs. Leo Beagle Mrs. L E Offenbacher Mrs. Roy Kirkwood and Mrs. W K Thomas attended the inspection of Ruth Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at Mansfield Monday evening. The worthy grand matron Mrs. Sadie J Oliver of Oberlin was the inspecting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Beagle
L. E. Offenbacher
Roy Kirkwood
W. K. Thomas
Ruth Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Mansfield
Sadie J. Oliver
Oberlin
Exemption Blanks for Sale at the Carey Times
Carey Times lists exemption blanks available for purchase. The notice outlines how residents can obtain forms from the paper office and submit them by a stated deadline.
Joanne Dible Wins Junior Speech Contest Again
Joanne Dible daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Dible won the Junior Speech Contest for the second consecutive year on Friday March 18 Joanne represented Grade 6 Room 22 in the final with seven elementary students from elimination rounds Joining her were Roger Dible Lowell Hackworth Bill Blake Carl Sharp Charlene Hackworth and Patty Dible Bronze medal was presented by Mrs Ray Hunter president of the Della Gilliland Woman's Christian Temperance Union Principal C G Laird of Col Crawford Elementary presided Music by elementary students completed the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Dible
Harry Dible
Joanne
Roger Dible
Lowell Hackworth
Bill Blake
Carl Sharp
Charlene Hackworth
Patty Dible
Ray Hunter
Della Gilliland Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. G. Laird
Col. Crawford Elementary
Billie Davis to Speak at Upper Sandusky High School
Billie Davis author of I Was A Hobo Kid will speak in the Upper Sandusky High School Auditorium on Saturday evening March 26 at 7:15. Sponsored by the Carey Teachers Association Upper Sandusky Teachers Association and Wyandot County Teachers Association the event is open to the public. Tickets cost 25 cents with advance sales at the school office or through Ian Wilson president of the Carey Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Davis
Upper Sandusky High School
Carey Teachers’ Association
Upper Sandusky
Home Economics Students Complete Furnishings Study
Junior and Senior home economics classes finish a study in home furnishings with a 10 question opinion test on choices like one or two story homes and traditional or modern furniture. They thank Mrs Richard Spayd, Mrs Jerome Bernard, and Bernard Furniture Store for tours and insights useful for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Spayd
Jerome Bernard
Bernard Furniture Store
Streamlined Cinderella Presented by Grade Children
The Colonel Crawford and West buildings rehearse an operetta titled Streamlined Cinderella to be staged Friday April 1 at 8 o clock in Carey School Auditorium. Admission is free. Cast includes Cindy Lou Linda Gamel Dean Ronnie Patrick and many others with a 73 child chorus directed by Mrs. Dons Brause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Crawford
West
Carey School
Cindy Lou
Linda Gamel
Prince Dean
Ronnie Patrick
Dudley
Tom Williams
Carter
Lowell Hackworth
Veronica
Barbara Wise
Cuthbert
Ralph Vogel
Flora
Louise Sopher
Dora
Barbara Rettig
Nora Mcguire
Gay Gardner
Maggie O Brien
Karen Myers
Katie Clancy
Vicki Heck
Annie Sullivan
Mary Anne Sha
Dennis Long Receives Carey High School Courtesy Award
Dennis Long, son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Long, earned the Carey High School Courtesy Award for the week ending March 18. He is a Freshman and listed among the schools top students in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Long
Vincent Long
Carey High School
Dennis
dEng
Carey Windstorm Causes Widespread Damage Across Ohio
The Tuesday windstorm caused extensive destruction in Carey and surrounding areas. A coal car derailed into town after being blown off tracks, trees toppled power lines, damaged homes, a barn, and a church hall. electricity and telephone service were disrupted for hours with several poles down and antennas blown away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al&y Nyc
Swest & Carey
Newark Central Depot
A.c.&y
Garey, Handle and’ Lumber Co
Theytree
West Street
Carl Heck
Jerome Bernard
Clarence Elcher
C&o
E. Findlay Street
John Nelson
High Street
Arthur Stoll
Jack Ball
Dairy Maid
I O.C.F. Hall
Findlay Street
Healey’s
S. Muncie Street
William Hamm
Findlay
Muncie
Greeley Marshall
Jennie Steen
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Grove Street
Stance Street
Carey
Northern Ohio Telephone Co Honors Employees
The company held its second annual employee recognition party at the Moose Temple in Fremont with over 400 employees present. Fifty workers were honored for five year multiples of service, presented by Colonel William C. Henry as president, with a 30 year emblem awarded by E F Woodward. Carey attendees included T H Malesh Dennis Yates Robert Young and James Caudill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio Telephone
Bake Sale Notice From Cacey Band Mothers
A bake sale is planned by the Cacey Band Mothers on April 2 at a local venue. Proceeds support band activities and student programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacey
Carey Jaycees Purchase Stage Lighting With Minstrel Proceeds
The Carey Jaycees used minstrel show profits to buy a spotlight and two floodlights for the new school auditorium at a total cost of 252.50. Ticket sales from advance shows and door sales totaled 574.50, with Boy Scouts receiving 10 percent of advanced sales. Remaining funds boosted the Jaycees public service fund, and plans include a large Christmas tree for the library lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Jaycees
Carey Boy Scouts
Jaycees
Boy Scouts
Jaycees’ Public Service Fund
Junior Leaders Attend State 4 H Conference
Gaylord Derr and John Romig of Carey will travel to Columbus for the Ohio 4 H Junior Leader Honors Award conference. Sessions occur at the Ohio Union Building and the Chittenden Hotel with other attendees from Upper Sandusky and Wyandot County. John will usher at the recognition banquet and two Wyandot youths will be initiated into the Honor Award Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Derr
John Romig
Carey
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Union
Ohio State University
Chittenden
Miriam Hale
Ruth Binan
Donna Mae Leightey
Upper
Sandusky
John
Marilyn Thiel
Upper Sandusky
Rex Redding
Kenton
Wyandot County
Former Carey Pastor Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Dr F B Herbert of Akron, former pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, marks his 92nd birthday with a dinner at son Dr Arthur Herbert's Akron home on March 13. Attending were his three children and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
F. B. Herbert
Akron
Christ Lutheran Church
Herbert
Arthur Herbert
Carey
Farm families in new homes move within county area
Mr and Mrs Melvin Swerlein moved from the Dromgold farm east of Carey to the John Hufford farm east of Adrian. Virgil Swerlein and daughters Victoria and Rebecca moved to the Dromgold farm. Clyde Burks and Danny Burks, formerly near McCutchenville, now rent the Emerson Blake farm near Sycamore vacated by Virgil Swerleins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Swerlein
Dromgold Farm
Carey
John Hufford
Adrian
Swerleins
Virgil Swerlein
Victoria
Rebecca
Melvin Swerleins
Clyde Burks
Danny
McCutchenville
Emerson Blake
Sycamore
Virgil Swerleins
Correction on Carey Hotel liquor permit hearing details
W M Hamm receiver says report misled. hearing occurred before a state liquor department examiner in the Probate Court room, Wyandot County Common Pleas court was not in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Carey Hotel
Wyandot County
Card of Thanks from Eleanor McChesney
Expresses gratitude for prayers flowers cards and letters while hospitalized in Chicago and Bellevue and after returning home. Recognizes kindness for those who are shut in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bellevue
Eleanor McChesney
Piano Pupils To Present Recital Sunday Night
Sister Mary Imelda presents piano pupils in an ax recital at 7 30 o clock Sunday evening at the Bilgrim House. Soloists include Berniard Bernard Brown Clark Col fet Fetters Greer Heck Huss Jacoby Jacob y Klein Lindsay Logsdon Maenle Rusner Saunders Unverforth Welsh Huss Jacoby Knowlton and others with several duets and trios listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Imelda
Tabby
Bilgrim House
Icity Berniard
Wanda Maenle
Patricia Rusner
Tommy Saunders
Diane Unverforth
Rose Marie Welsh
Joanne Huss
Joseph Jacoby
Carol Knowlton
Karen Fetters
Thomas Klein
Michael Bernard
Mollie Greer
Michael
Kathy Bernard
Juanita Logsdon
Willam
Christina Lindsay
Joanne
Annetta Huss
Pauline Collet
John
James Brown
John Jacoby
Carey Board Sets New First Grade Entrance Age
The Carey Board of Education adopted a resolution requiring a child to be 6 years old on or before Nov 30 to enroll in first grade, replacing the previous Dec 31 cutoff. The change aligns with national practice and Wyandot county schools, which accept only students 6 by Oct 31. Authorities agree children should be more mature when entering elementary school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Board of Education
Wyandot County
Mayors Court Hears Six Cases In Town
Six cases were heard in Mayors court this week. James Belvin Bradner was fined 100 dollars plus 8.60 costs and 5 dollars doctors fee with four semi monthly payments and a mandatory three day jail term by Officers Tong and Orians. Owen J Roberts received a five dollar fine and 4.60 costs for stop sign violation. Souis Craft faced a 10 dollar fine and 8.60 costs for theft of gasoline from Shang's used car lot with a 30 day jail sentence suspended. Lyle Orians was fined 10 dollars and 8.60 costs for aiding and abetting theft with 30 day sentence suspended. David Miller of Upper Sandusky had 10 dollar fine and 4.60 costs for driving to the left of the yellow line. Calvin C Platt and another officer fined 10 dollars and 4.60 costs for no muffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Belvin Bradner
Wyandot
H M Tong
J. F. Orians
Owen J Roberts
C. McCue Souis Craft
Shang
Lyle Orians
Tong
Orians
David Miller
Upper Sandusky
Yellow Line
Karsmizki
Calvin C. Platt
McCue
Achievement Day in Upper Sandusky Tuesday March 29
Wyandot County Home Extension groups will hold Achievement Day at Upper Sandusky High School beginning at 1 00 am. Dr. Jerome Folkman rabbi of Temple Israel Columbus will be guest speaker. Arts and crafts made during the year will be displayed. Dinner at noon served by the Salem Band Boosters Club in the Wyandot County Fairgrounds dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Upper Sandusky
Jerome Folkman
Temple Israel
Columbus
Salem Band Boosters Club
Wyandot County Fairgrounds
Beef Cattle Tour Set For March 31
Wyandot County Beef Cattle Association invites farmers to an all day tour starting at 9 30 a m March 31 at the Ralph Tong farm County Road 91 about 2 miles northeast of Wharton The tour stops include the Rusty Ward farm Donald Platts feed lot and Carl Veith farm Lunch at St Joseph parish house Salem Catholic Church and comments on feeding management and marketing by James H Warner and other cattle market men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Beef Cattle Association
Ralph Tong
Whamoo
Rusty” Ward
Donald Platts
Carl Veith
Veith
St. Joseph
Salem Catholic Church
James H. Warner
County Road
Wharton
Youth Award Honors Kind Deed to Animals
The American Veterinary Medical Association sponsors an annual Youth Award for a boy or girl under 18 who has performed an outstanding act of kindness to animals. Nominations due by May 1, 1955, to AVMA Chicago headquarters. The winner receives a framed certificate and a $100 savings bond, with the award announced at the AVMA convention in Minneapolis in August. Previous winners include youths who rescued dogs, protected show horses, and reduced calfhood injuries through humane pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Veterinary Medical Association
S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
AVMA
Minneapolis
Minn
U. S
J A Schira To Return Home Friday From Hospital
J A Schira, confined at Blanchard Valley Hospital after a severe heart attack, will return home Friday. He is improving and may receive visitors with a request for no unnecessary phone calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Schira
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Mr. Schira
Area Realty Transfers Noted in Local Deeds
Craig E and Emma Phillips transfer to Edward J and Hazel M Baktes Int No 11 carew village for $1. Mary D and Peter W Sowinski transfer to Clyde F and Amelia A Howard 79 acres in Salem township for $1. Jessie A Romig transfers to Truman D and Ruth M Romig 88 acres Crawford township and 143 acres Ridge township for $1. Noah and Dessie Roush transfer to Cecil A Roush 150 acres Salem township for $1. Acebus and Cora Roush transfer to Cecil A Roush 150 acres Salem town. Alfred G and Doris J Fields transfer to Sam and Odie Stone part lot 12 A J Fredericks 1st addition Carey for $1. Alvin and Inez Swerlein transfer to Alfred E and Mary M Swerlein about a half acre Tymachtee township for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig E
Emma Phillips
Edward J
Hazel M. Baktes
Village of Carew
Mary D
Peter W Sowinski
Clyde F
Amelia A. Howard
Salem Township
Jessie A. Romig
Truman D
Ruth M Romig
Crawford Township
Ridge Township
Noah
Dessie Roush
Cecil A. Roush
Acebus
Cora Roush
Alfred G
Doris J Fields
Sam and
Odie Stone
A. J. Frederick
Carey
Alvin
Inez Swerlein
Alfred E
Mary M. Swerlein
Tymachtee
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W. Brown Ave
Mary Miller
American Legion
Vance’ Street
Ohio Power Co
Richard Risner
E. North Street
W. Brown Avenue
A. J. Smith
Huston Lumber Co
Lakeland
Cleveland Heights
Calvin Callahan
J. A. Smith
Methodist Church
Carey T Times
Eastern Stars
THE
Pat Murphy
Roger Newcomer
Mike Casey
Jimmy Schmitz
Dinny McCann
Glenn Rusner
Timmy Duffy
Russell Chester
Dons Brause
Northern Ohio Telephone CO
Bake Sale
Newhard
Allan Smith
Carey Jaycers
Donald Wilson
Wce
Wallace E. Blake
Carey Public Schools
Mayors Court
J. A. Schira
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