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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

9

Teaching Child Respect For Others Is A Primary Goal

Elaine Dolch a Purdue specialist urges early effort to curb backtalk in children. She warns that talking back signals family tension and hinders learning, advising parents to set limited commands and avoid casual spankings while modeling respectful behavior.

Elaine Dolch William Dolch West Lafayette Ind Elaine Thome C. C Thome Purdue University Bluffton (Ind Lafayette Journal- Courier Elaine T. Dolch

Four Supervisors Meet as Soil District Approves New Farms

At the Wyandot Soil Conservation District April meeting four board members Ed Mc Clain Stanley Roush David Schilling and Fred Scheck Jr attended. They accepted six new applications for assistance for farms in Tymochtee Pitt and Salem townships and Sycamore. A. E Romich farm in Eden township was reviewed for tile work and a grassed waterway. The district plans to distribute Soil Stewardship booklets to churches and make the film The Earth Is Our Lord s available. By end of 1963 fiscal year nearly 2 million people will receive technical assistance from the Soil Conservation Service under cooperative agreements.

Gene F. Baltes U.S. Soil Conservation Service Board of Supervisors Ed McClain Stanley Roush David Schilling Fred Scheck Glenn Altwater Gene Baltes Bill Archer SCS Albert Bill Tymochtee Township Gene Wayne Koehler Pitt Township John Davidson Salem Township Nelson Wolf L. W. Romanko Sycamore Township Goodyear National Soil Conservation District Boards of Supervisors Arizona A. E Romich Eden Township Romich Soil Conservation Service

Mrs. Paul Courtad Receives State Cosmetology License

Mrs. Paul K Courtad of Upper Sandusky has graduated from State Beauty Academy of Marion and earned a state cosmetology license after passing the required examination. She plans advanced training toward hair coloring technician and hair styling model. Daughter of Mrs. S D Virden of Tiffin, formerly Carey.

Paul K. Courtad Upper Sandusky State Beauty Academy of Marion State Board of Cosmetology Courtad S. D. Virden Tiffin Carey

Sailor Dennis England Expects Prolonged Hospital Stay

L Cpl Dennis England, held at Portsmouth Naval Hospital since March 22 for a swollen eyelid membrane, reports improvement. He says he will remain hospitalized about 6 to 8 more weeks at Portsmouth after transferring from Norfolk Naval Hospital, per a call to his mother Mrs Isa England.

Dennis England Portsmouth Naval Hospital Isa England Portsmouth Norfolk Naval Hospital

Seneca Realty Transfers Claude Gosche to Earl Schreiner

Seneca Realty transfers Claude Gosche to Earl Schreiner for 132.12 acres in Big Spring township. The sale lists a price of 1 dollar.

Seneca Realty Claude Gosche Earl Schreiner Big Spring

Local and Personal Notes From Carey Area Residents

Mrs Bernard Karcher of Anaheim Cal arrived Sunday evening called by the death of her father Louis Gosche of northeast of Carey She is staying in the Gosche home J Eugene Jacoby and daughter Christine of Cheshire Conn arrived Sunday called by the serious condition of Mr Jacoby s father John Jacoby Sr whose death occurred Monday evening Mr and Mrs Charles Merkle expect to start home next Wednesday or Thursday from Englewood Fla where they have spent the winter They have enjoyed their stay with lots of fish and oysters to eat Mr and Mrs Otto Wasserman of Gibsonburg Mr and Mrs S W Pahl Mrs Grace Black and daughter Martha enjoyed dinner and supper Wednesday of last week with the women s brother and sister in law and Mr and Mrs Wallace Nye Mr Nye is confined to a wheelchair because of arthritis Mrs Oria Vorhis and Mrs Ruby Dean Worth of Syracuse Ind were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs H R Wenner and Cassandra and Mr and Mrs W L Stombaugh Saturday night Mrs Worth and Mrs Stombaugh attended the Vanlue High School alumni banquet and Sunday all were dinner guests in the Wenner home

Bernard Karcher Anaheim Calif Louis Gosche Carey Gosche J. Eugene Jacoby Christine Cheshire Conn Jacoby John Jacoby Charles Merkcle Englewood Oria Vorhis Rubydean Worth Syracuse Ind H. R. Wenner Cassandra W. L. Stombaugh Worth Stombaugh Vanlue High School Wenner

Auto Club breaks ground for Wyandot building

Ground has been broken for the Wyandot Auto Club in Upper Sandusky at N Sandusky Ave and Finley Street. The 36 by 50 foot brick and stone structure on a 66 by 60 foot lot will house the deputy registrar's office with Snyder Lumber as general contractor and J F Dible as plumber. The project, estimated at 37000 dollars, will be a single story with full basement in a contemporary business style and is slated for occupancy around August 1. The First Citizens National Bank will move into rooms vacated by the Auto Club.

Wyandot Auto Club N. Sandusky Avenue Finley Street Upper Sandusky Snyder Lumber Co J. F. Dible Co Automobile Club Board of Directors First Citizens National Bank Auto Club

School Bus Strikes Truck in Wyandot County No Injuries

An Upper Sandusky school bus driven by Merle A. Courtad 34 collided with a westbound semi truck on U.S. 30 near the village at 3 25 p.m. last Thursday. There were 14 children aboard but no injuries. Courtad was fined 15 dollars and costs for failure to yield the right of way.

Upper Sandusky Merle A. Courtad

Goffs Call Aide From Benny DeAmicis To Wyandot Memorial Hospital

American workers have fewer on the job accidents than at home or on vacation, per a report. Benny DeAmicis on Wor ello Street assisted by Goff's call to Wyandot Memorial Hospital.

Goff Benny DeAmicis Worello Street Wyandot Memorial Hospital

Girl Scout Troop 325 Names New Officers and Activities

New officers for Girl Scout Troop 325 include President Debbie Baker Vice-president Connie Wickiser secretary Marilyn Musgrave treasurer Ann McKee and scribe Patty Vaughn with Mrs Robert Ying ling as troop leader At a April 23 meeting they taught first aid to Brownie Troop 935 leaders Mrs Robert T Donelson and discussed month long progress The Brownies celebrated their first birthday with a party and each received a one year star pin Senior Scouts Tina Lindsay and Ginny Guthridge led a history lesson song and game Troop 935 meets at Mrs Rex Hustons home.

Debbie Baker Connie Wickiser Marilyn Musgrave Ann McKee Patty Vaughn Robert Yingling Robert T. Donelson Nancy Yeoman Vivian Baker Sandy Traxler Tina Lindsay Ginny Guthridge Rex Huston

Bristoll's Calls Chronicle Local Hospital to Home Movements

A series of patient transports and medical visits across multiple towns. Sam Walters moves from Vanlue to Blanchard Valley Hospital then St. Vincent's Toledo and returns to Findlay. Lydia Beck travels from Blanchard Valley Hospital to her Carey area home, Gail Kimmel leaves Salem township for Wyandot Memorial Hospital, Cecil Fairchild moves from Lima Memorial Hospital to his Carey southwest home, Lemuel Gatchell travels from Carey Nursing Home to University Hospital Columbus and back, Larry Cole exits an accident scene for Blanchard Valley Hospital, Harold Ritter taken to Wyandot Memorial Hospital, Jerome Frish goes to St Francis Oak Ridge for exam.

Bristoll Sam Walters Blanchard Valley Hospital St. Vincent’s Toledo Findlay Lydia Beck Carey Gail Kimmel Lawrence Binan Salem Township Wyandot Memorial Hospital Cecil Fairchild Lima Memorial Hospital Lemuel Gatchell Carey Nursing Home University Hospital Columbus Larry Cole Clay Street Harold Ritter Jerome Frish Springville St. Francis of Oak Ridge Hospital Green Springs

Carey Police Forfeit Bonds In Three Cases

Police Justice Clyde Jenkins declared three bonds forfeited Tuesday night as defendants failed to appear and dismissed a fourth case. Susan James Collins posted 15 for red light. Frank C. Price 25 for reckless operation. Ronald Edison Caudill 25 for speeding. Lanker assault case dismissed. Frances Mahan ordered to pay 8.60 court costs.

Clyde Jenkins Susan James Collins Worthington Jack E. Orians Frank C. Price Madison W. Va Orians P. F Pahl Ronald Edison Caudill Route 2 Sycamore Harold Doppler Frances Mahan Edmond E. Lanker

Wentlings Visit Pvt Wentling Before Fort Polk Flight

Mr and Mrs Thelby Wentling and relatives visited Pvt Edward Joe Wentling at Detroit airport for a 15 day furlough. The group says goodbye as he boards a flight to Fort Polk Louisiana. Mrs Wenzinger stays in E Detroit with other family members.

Detroit Thelby Wentling Robert Wentling John Wenzinger Edward Joe Wentling Fort Polk Wenzinger E. Detroit Bernard Logsdon Connie Mark Joyce Gary Richard Wentling Logsdon Miss Connie Bill Bowman

Carey Farmer Foils Gas Theft on Local Farm

Ralph Pratt of Carey reported an attempted gasoline theft at his Wyandot County Road 95 farm. He chased a 1956 Dodge west on State Route 15 then on Road 237, as the suspect crashed a fence and fled east on U S 224. Findlay and Seneca County authorities were alerted.

Carey Ralph Pratt Hancock County John R. Crosser Wyandot Harold Kline Route 2 Findlay, Fostoria Seneca County

Conner Sues For Divorce In Seneca County Court

William H. Conner of Tiffin files for divorce from Louise M. Conner of Adrian on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Married February 15 1958 in Nashville Tennessee the couple has no children and a property settlement is sought.

Seneca County Common Pleas Court William H. Conner Tiffin Louise M. Conner Adrian Nashville Tenn

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