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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1957

Page

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Senior class play Cheaper by the Dozen cast announced

The senior class presents Cheaper by the Dozen on April 4 featuring Gilbreth family skits with cast members Carol Snook Sibyl Wentling John Hunter Gary Hablitzel Dan Arnold Bill Lee Fred Mitsch Martha Romig Linda Treece Joe Wentling Dennis White and others performing with notes jokes and family chaos as in the script

Baker Carol Gilbreth Sibyl Ernestine’ Wentling Mac John Frank Hunter Gary Jackie Hablitzel Paul Dan Arnold Ronald Bill’’ Lee Richard Fred Mitsch Milch Wasser Kalt Sara Martha Romig Frere Jacques Linda Lillian’ Treece Eddie Joe Joe Scales Wentling Dennis Larry Larry” Vaughn Anne

Huston Lumber Plans New Subdivision Near St Marys

The Huston Lumber Co. announced development of about four acres in the Heck subdivision west of St. Marys Avenue. Nine lots form a grid with Fairlane Drive, paving and utilities planned, with 1200 square foot minimum homes valued at 15000 or more and FHA financing available for buyers.

The Huston Lumber Co Heck St. Mary’s Avenue Carl and Paul Heck Fairlane Drive Rex Huston Pany Hustons Huston

Knights of Pythias to Honor 50-Year Members

Grand Chancellor of Ohio B. Harry Gast will visit Justice Lodge No. 393 on Tuesday April 2 to present 50-year membership cards and pins to J. F. Brown and H. B Keller. George Ash, the charter member of Justus Lodge, will be honored for 67 years. Visitors from other lodges expected. refreshments served.

Ohio B. Harry Gast Justice Lodge No. 393 Knights of Pythias J. F. Brown H. B Keller Justus Lodge George Ash

Gillilands Receive Son's Military Address in Texas

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilliland of McCutchenville have received their son Pvt. Cloyce A. Gilliland's military address at Fort Bliss Texas U S 52414728 McGregor Ang HQ and SO Btry 1st G M G P Sam Fort Bliss Texas

Robert Gilliland McCutchenville Pvt Cloyce A. Gilliland U.S McGregor Ang. H.Q. & Soc. Btry G.M. G.P Sam Fort Bliss Texas

Shumans Making Steady Improvement After Accident

Mr and Mrs George Shuman show steady improvement at Baptist Hospital Jackson Mass after an auto crash March 8 in Pickens Mass Mrs Shuman in serious condition may be moved to Ohio within two weeks Husband visited Sunday and the couple thank relatives and friends for prayers cards and letters Donald Platts at Crile Veterans Hospital Cleveland spends three weeks leave at home east of Wharton after a hunting accident last fall

Friends George Shuman Baptist Hospital Jackson Mass Pickens Shuman Ohio Shumans Donald Platts Crile Veterans Hospital Cleveland Wharton

Carey High School Receives Sutphen Music Library Donation

Mrs. Guy V. Sutphen and son Jim donated the late Guy V. Sutphen’s band music library to the Carey High School Music Department. Sutphen, a Northwestern Ohio musician, led Carey Band in youth, later directed Findlay and Toledo schools for 25 years, and aided Carey during war years.

Guy V. Sutphen Jim Carey High School Sutphen Ohio Carey Band Findlay Toledo Carey Department of Instrumental Music

Teachers received jonquils at Carey Exempted Village open house

The teachers’ desks were brightened by jonquils provided for the Carey Exempted Village open house. A special thank you was extended to Carty Greenhouses for the fine floral addition to the program.

Carey Carty

Pony Tails win Carey High girls basketball title

The Pony Tails team led by Nancy Platt and Sara Romig defeated all classes to win the G A A Carey High state league crown. Senior players Ethel Kloepfer Joanne Twining Linda DeAmicis and others celebrated the victory as plans for Latin I activities and a Toledo trip were discussed at the club meeting.

Girls Athletic Association Carey High Nancy Platt Carol Adelsperger Nancy Miller Louann Schade Norma Doppler Sara Romig Luana Clark Ann Barger Catherine Krupp

Latin II Club Plans Banquet and Week Activities

On Friday March 22 the Latin II Club led by president Ethel Kloepfer discussed plans for an April banquet. Members began making badges for Latin week set for April 15 to 20.

Ethel Kloepfer

Carey Open House Showcases PTA Efforts and Student Work

Snowy March night drew about 200 parents to Carey School for Open House. Principal Cecil Lard highlighted 6th grade attendance at 90 percent while exhibits from first graders to seniors showcased hands on learning amid spring crafts and circus displays. Nominating committee announced 1957 58 officers: William Hershman president Gerald Rickle vice president Harold Franklin secretary Wendell Wentling treasurer plus several committee members. Refreshments were served and bake sale planned for April 12 at Dible's Plumbing Shop with PTA meeting moved to the 5th Monday due to Easter vacation.

Carey School Carey Cecil Laird William Hershman Gerald Rickle Harold Franklin Wendell Wentling George Black Myrtle Saunders Richard Spayd Walter Marks Cloyce Rader Virgil Dieter Rader Donald Wilson Richard Hughes Ferdinand Williams Dible

Carey Garden Club to Get Charter at April 15 Meeting

Members of the Vanlue Garden Club and local residents met at the Carey Public Library to discuss forming a Carey garden club. Co chairmen were named to serve until elections at the 8 p m April 15 meeting when a regional director will present the charter and charter member enrollment will close if attendance is unavailable.

Vanlue Garden Club Robert King Everet Lee Olin Beck Dorcas Carey Public Library Carey Chester Chapman Norman Zahn Cochairmen

Fish Fry Saturday at McCutchenville Grange Raises Funds

McCutchenville Grange hosts a fish fry on Saturday March 30 with service starting at 5 30 p.m. Menu includes fish scalloped potatoes potato salad cole slaw and homemade pie. Admission 1.00 for adults 50 cents for children.

McCutchenville Grange

Soldier Addresses Change of Address List

A list of updated addresses for U S Army and Navy personnel including Pvt David R Bank at Fort Benning Georgia Pvt Otto Smith at APO 971 San Francisco and Richard Allen Stapley at Great Lakes Illinois A/C Richard J Clouse at San Francisco AP0 328 California and related units and postings.

David R Bank U.S Wpns Co Benning Georgia Otto Smith 46Th Trans Co APO San Francisco California Richard Allen Stapley 12Th Reg Recruit Training Command U. S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois Richard J. Clouse A.F A.A.C.S. Sydn P.O A.P.O Calif

Snyder Park subdivision plans announced near Carey

Preliminary plans reveal a 77 acre Snyder Park subdivision along S Patterson Street east of Route 699. The Carey Development Co plans about 250 residential lots with paved streets and utilities financed by the company. one lot already sold to John and Lorrie Hendricks who plan a ranch home this summer.

Carey S. Patterson Street Snyder Park William H. Snyder George Remlinger Carey Development Co H. E. Snyder John Hendricks

Snyder Park subdivision memorial plan unveiled

Preliminary plat for the 77 acre Snyder Park subdivision shown to honor the late William H. Snyder. The project envisions a commemorative park and associated developments on the parcel.

Snyder Park William H. Snyder

Does Carey Want a New Post Office

The Carey post office site condemned years ago still belongs to the Federal government. A bill to sell the land to Carey may be acted on, but the village council has not pursued purchase. support or opposition to a new post office should be conveyed to councilmen or Manager George E Dunn.

Carey Congress Jackson E. Betts George E Dunn

Salem Principal Guest Speaker of Farmers' Club

Ray Hamman principal of the Salem School was guest speaker Monday at the Carey Farmers' Community Club meeting. Kenneth Kimmel and James Schmidt performed a trumpet duet. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is April 29 with officer elections and a guest night.

Ray Hamman Salem Carey Farmers’ Community Club

Bake Sale Saturday at Gospel Gift Shop

A bake sale will be held at the Gospel Gift Shop located at 122 S Vance Street starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday to raise funds for a church benefit.

S. Vance Street

New York Central Plans Toledo Bellefontaine Service Cut

A notice to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio states that effective April 28 1957 the New York Central Railroad will consolidate trains 304 and 302 northbound and trains 307 and 309 southbound between Toledo and Bellefontaine. W A Wilkinson general attorney signed the notice.

George Dunn New York Central Railroad Co Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Toledo Bellefontaine W A_ Wilkinson NYC Railroad

Council Considers Various Problems

Visitors and businessmen fill the meeting as the Carey council debates utilities to a potential plant site, a new water pressure governor, and heat saving/painting at the water works. Residents raise storm sewer backing at a parochial school. investigation notes 10 inch tile settling. Sheriff's request for Civil Defense short wave radio is tabled. fire officials back the plan and attend a Friday joint meeting on fire protection contracts.

Virginia Stombaugh Clyde Jenkins Carey George Dunn Paul van Dusen J. E. Maenle Theodore Eickholtz John Jacoby Mr. Jacoby Dunn W. Dean McAllister Joint District McAllister Don Hunter Council Crawford Township Hunter

Kitchels Injured In Collision Near Carey

Mr and Mrs Frank Kitchel and their two children Patsy and John were injured in a Tuesday morning truck auto collision five miles northeast of Carey on Route 509 near Wenner bridge. Mrs Kitchel suffered severe forehead laceration and rib fractures but was off the critical list by Wednesday. Patsy, 4, had a severe forehead bruise. John, 11 months, a severe head bump but discharged later that day to be cared for by relatives. The other driver, Thomas T Arwood of Fostoria, escaped injury. his truck caused fence damage on the Wenner farm. Bristoll’s ambulance transported the family to Blanchard Valley Hospital.

Frank Kitchel Patsy John Carey Blanchard Valley Hospital Wenner Bridge Kitchel Little John Cleveland Elsie Cook Fostoria Sheriff’s Office C. C Wenner Arden Doppler Bristoll

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Newhaod Stdio Carol Snook Sibyl Wentling John Hunter Gary Paul Hablitzer Sara Rooig Linda Treece Dennis Wentling White Joanne Twining Nancy Plott Sally Gardner Vaughn Guy Sutphen Girl’s Athletic Association Donna Ward Yvette Niemann Hershman Snyder Park Subdivision Rie Mane Farmers’ Club N.Y.C Kitchels
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