Peiffer Lands Victory in Local Mayoral Primary
Mayor Ray Peiffer defeated William Jennings 328 to 142 in the primary and will run unopposed in November. An insurance agent and realtor by trade, Peiffer pledges to lead the community to the best of his ability and will take office January 1, 1968 for a four year term with no Republican ballot contests in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Peiffer
William Jennings
Peiffer
Wilford Shuman
Ralph ‘Kurtz
Patchwork Vote Returns in Village Election Totals
Democratic candidates won the mayoral race with Peiffer 328 to Jennings 142. Councilman Henry Pieracini secured 285 votes and will start a new term January 1 1967. Bond issue and apportionment failed 382 to 211. Precinct results show Peiffer carrying most wards with wide margins.
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George
Glaydis) Richardson
Henry Pieracini
Carey
Peiffer
Jennings
Jennngs
O L C Cafeteria Set To Open At Shrine May 7
The National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey will inaugurate its new cafeteria on May 7 at 11 a.m. The 400-seat facility serves pilgrims from Michigan Illinois Indiana Kentucky Pennsylvania and Ohio and includes a street-side snack bar. Construction began in spring 1966 and the Cafe will operate daily 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. May through October with potential year-round hours if demand grows.
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Carey
Midwest
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hoops Electric
Dariano Construction
Tiffin
Burks and Needles
Our Lady of Consolation
Florence
Italy
Gladieux Corporation
Toledo
Galadieux Corporation
Ex NL outfielder Frank Griffith dies at 77
Thomas H. Griffith, 77, a former Carey resident, died April 12 in a Cincinnati hospital. He played in the National League from 1913 to 1925 as an outfielder for the Boston and Brooklyn Braves, and for Cincinnati and the Chicago Cubs.
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Thomas H. Griffith
Carey
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Missionary To Hold Revival Services
Horace Ward a missionary of over 30 years will speak at Grove Street Tab ernacle on Saturday May 6 at 7 30 p m. The event invites all residents to attend.
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Brazil
Horace Ward
Grove Street Tabernacle
Brother Ward
Industrial League Banquet Honors Bowling Standouts
The Industrial League Banquet at Club Azzar drew 38 attendees last Tuesday April 25. Kromer’s Carry-Out claimed first place with members John Mullholand Jim Martin Henny Fredritz Bob Kromer Norm Kromer Jeep Gibson and Ezz Keller. John Bakies claimed High Series 631 Bill Rook High Game 252 Norm Kramer High Average 185 Norm Kramer Most 200 Games. Dave Haford Most Improved Bowler Mindy Jones rolled High Series 2802 Mtndy Jones. Idy Lanes posted High Game 979. Head Pin trophies went to Norm Kromer and Bill Rook.
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Club Azzar
Kromer
John Mullholand
Jim Martin
Henny Fredritz
Bob Kromer
Norm
John Bakies
Bill Rook
Norm Kramer
Norm Kromer
Dave Haford
Mtndy Jones
Mit
Idy
Scatterpins Bowling Banquet Honors 1967-68 Officers
The Scatterpin League held a banquet at Bowl-Era with 53 members and 4 guests. Ruth Laird played organ music, an officer slate was elected for 1967-68 led by Jane Canode, with awards given for season highs and achievements to members including Ruth Riester and Karen Bame. The 1967-68 season begins September 6 at Bowl-Era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Laird
Jane Canode
Karen Bame
Barbara Doppler
Viola Gibson
Sargeant At
Donna Taylor
Mary Ann Keller
Esther Kauffman
Carolyn Mullholland
Rose Risser
Ruth Riester
Burleys
Hieh Sinzie
Pat Summit
Josean Heck
Clarice Risner
Grace Thompson
Eve Traxler
Henrietta Myers
Police Department Report Accidents In Findlay area
Alfred Dean Watson driving on E Brown Avenue struck a parked car owned by William R Jacob. Minor damage to Watson car, $25 to Jacob car. Watson fined $10 and costs for reckless operation. Monica Frasure backed into the Cole car on West Findlay Street causing $90 damage to Cole and $5 to Frasure. No changes filed.
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Alfred Dean Watson
Rt. 2
Two Robberies Reported in Carey on Thursday Morning
Carey police reported two break ins at Jimmy's Bar and Twining's Bar on East Findlay Street between 3 30 and 6 00 am. A large cache of coins and cash was taken from Jimmy's including Canadian half dollars Mercury dimes and Kennedy half dollars. Twining's lost only about nine dollars in pennies after a glass break in. Investigations by Carey Police and Wyandot County Sheriff's Department are ongoing. A separate note stated livestock losses due to dog attacks at a local farm.
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Carey
Jacob
Jimmy
Twining’s
E. Findlay Street
Orville Twining
Theff
Carey Police Department
Wyandot County Sheriff’s Department
Duane Burgderfer
Cutchenville
Wyandot County
Carey Village Council Passes Two Emergency Ordinances
Carey Ohio village council met Monday with Mayor Ray Peiffer presiding. Two ordinances were approved with suspensions and readings, including salary adjustments for electrical workers and a new utility excise tax paid via electric bills starting June 1967.
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Carey
Ray Peiffer
Richard Brown
John Windau
Henry Pieracini
Jack Rall
William Jennings
Dallas Bland
George Dunn
Gladys Richardson
Robert Bloom
Walter Kelsey
Burroughs Co
National Cash Register
Burroughs
Council
Goodwill Truck to Pick Up Items in Carey May 8
The Goodwill truck will be in Carey Monday May 8 to collect old clothing furniture appliances and similar items. Call Mrs John Walters at 396 4491 to arrange pickup or donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
John Walters
Booster Club Meeting Set For April 8 at Gas Co Office
A booster club announces a meeting on Saturday April 8 at 10 am to be held at the Gas Company office. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Gas Co
Eastern Star Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
The Eastern Star schedules a meeting for Wednesday May 10 at 8 p.m. Formal attire requested and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Meeting
Kromer’s Carry-Out Expands With New 20 by 32 Foot Addition
Carey's Kromer brothers Robert D and Norman P push a 20 by 32 foot expansion on North Vance Street. The third improvement in three years adds a large walk in cooler for beverages and foods. Howard Boyce is contractor with Kramer brothers assisting. Snyder Lumber Company supplies most materials.
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Carey
Kromer Brothers
Robert D
Norman P
Vance St
Kromer
Howard Boyce
Kramer Brothers
Snyder Lumber Company
Ohio safety slogan contest winners announced
Donald Cole son of Mr and Mrs Henry Cole of South Street won the 1967 safety slogan contest from the Ohio Department of Highway Safety with Seat belts stop you from hitting the dash but they don't stop you from having a crash DRIVE CAREFULLY His essay argues seat belts aid but do not prevent wrecks and urges careful driving Dana Spoon of Mc Cutchenville is cited as Wyandot County adult winner for Stay Alert Dont Get Hurt.
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Donald Cole
Henry Cole
South Street
Thas
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Wyandot County
Dana Spoon
McCutchenville
Indian Trail Nursing Home Opens With Grand May 7
Mr and Mrs Don Lynch announce the Indian Trail Nursing Home on Route 199 will have a full day grand opening Sunday May 7. The annex adds 22 beds for a total of 44 and features a new kitchen dining area and beauty shop. Construction began last October and the facility includes heated private rooms with adjoining baths and in room intercoms to the nurses station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lynch
Indian Trail
Route 199
Dale Myers
J. F
Stork Brings 8 Pound 7 Ounce Daughter Julie Louise
Mercy Hospital welcomed Julie Louise, 8 lb 7 oz, born at 4 11 a m Saturday April 29 to Mr and Mrs Dennis Strahm of W Find lay Street The mother Sherry Huffman and paternal grandparents Leland Strahm of Waterville formerly Carey Also Mrs Leland Strahm visited the Strahms and baby Julie this week.
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Julie Louise
Mercy Hospital
Dennis Strahm
W. Findlay Street
Sherry Huffman
Paul Huffman
Tiffin
Leland Strahm
Waterville
Carey
Julie
Derby Day Opens at Carey Conservation Club Grounds
The annual fishing derby begins Sunday May 7 at the Carey Conservation Club grounds with about 1000 pounds of fish released into the club lake. Prizes are tied to tagged channel cats and sponsored by Carey area businesses. Lunch is served, admission is free, bait available, and members should bring 1967 membership cards.
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Carey Conservation Club
Bill Bland
Conservation Fish Committee
Carey
the Times
Evangelist James Bartee Leads Revival at Church of God
James M. Bartee known as Mickey, son of Rev. George Bartee of Benton Harbor, conducts revival services at the Church of God of Prophecy on W Brown Ave in Benton Harbor. Services are held every evening at 7 30 with the public invited.
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James M. Bartee
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Mickey
Church of God of Prophecy
W.brown Ave
Bartee
George Bartee
Carey
Postal Savings Are Announced Across United States
United States Postal Savings certificates totaling over 1400 dollars on deposit at the Carey Post Office will stop earning interest for 22 local depositors on April 27, 1967. Postmaster Bill Howard urged depositors to close accounts and invest in United States Savings Bonds or the Freedom Shares beginning May 1, which offer 4.74 percent interest.
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United States Postal Savings
Carey Post Office
Bill Howard
Post Office Department
Congress
Sune
Treasury Department
Howard
Postal Savings
United States Savings Bonds
Freedom
Bake Sale at God of Prophecy Brown Avenue
The Gouvetn at God of Prophecy Brown Avenue holds a bake sale at Gier TV on Saturday May 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds support community programs and church outreach activities.
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God of Prophecy
Brown Avenue
Gier TV
High School Choral Groups Present Spring Concert Tonight
Announcement that the high school choral groups will perform their spring concert tonight at 8 o clock in the auditorium. The event invites students, families, and community members to attend the evening program featuring multiple choirs and selections.
Village Vue on a three wheel bike for Mrs. Epley
Delere Snyder Epley the wife of George Epley rides a three wheel bicycle in Adrian. She bought the trike through Car Collet's Bicycle and Repair Shop before her August marriage and says it helps with shopping visiting friends and is a safe transport. Mrs Epley still enjoys the unique vehicle despite her husband being a long time auto driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delere Snyder
George Epley
Epley
Joseph Jacoby To Present Recital
Joseph Jacoby a sophomore in the College of Education at Bowling Green University will present a student piano recital on May 7 at 3 00 pm in Recital Hall. He will perform works by Bach Beethoven Brahms Bartok and Schoenberg. The recital is open to the public.
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Joseph Jacoby
College of Education
Bowling Green University
Thia
Inday
Jacoby
Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Bartok
Schonberg
Music
Bowing Green
Carey High School
Marcellus Jacoby
N. Vance Street
Senior Band Banquet Planned for Monday Evening
Notice announces a Senior Band Banquet to be held Monday with senior mothers serving and an evening of entertainment planned.
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May &H
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Paul Frederick
Ralph Troiano
James Schmidt
John Evans
Bill Morgart
Bob Risner
Rick Phillips
Tom Tucker
Dan Lee
Mike Myers
Frank Griffith
Kromer, Jeep
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Ezz Kel
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Don Keller
American Legion
Carey Memorial Park
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Amerace Corp
Waterworks Park
Polce
Tramsibs
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