Carey Village Council Hears Park Board Proposal
A delegation from the Patent-Teacher Association urged forming a five member park board for Carey Memorial Park. Council will study the plan, with May 19 meeting set to discuss details, and May 20 declared clean-up week with Frank Heck hired to assist. Parking on S Patterson Street restricted by ordinance. signs will be erected. Police car lease or purchase to be advertised. Transformer inspection planned. sludge digester repairs underway with a $4,000 cleaning estimate rejected. Building permits issued for garages and a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stembaugh
Patent-Teacher Association
T. J. Hilty
Carey Memorial Park
F. K. Cassel
George ‘Dunn
Hilty
Frank Heck
Carey Times
S. Patterson Street
E. South Street
South Corporation
Dunn
State Highway Department
Carey
John A. McDaniel
Council
J. J. Saltzman
N. Vance Street
Duan
Jackson E. Betts
Clyde Jenkins
Mr. Dunn
J. J. Bonham
Dean McGill
Wayne Terry
Sheriff's Department
Robert ~Bees
Vance Street
James Gibson
Findlay
Huston
Eugene Schreiner
North Street
Carey Clean-Up Days Set for May 20 to 23
Carey residents are urged to tidy properties during clean-up week from May 20 to 23 in the Centennial Year. Debris such as brush cans trash and doors will be hauled away free if placed curbside in sturdy containers on designated days. Violators face fines. apartments may place refuse along alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
E. Findlay
N. Vance
N.Y.C. Railroad
W. Findlay
N. Vance Streets
N.Y.C
Wyandot County Opens Class for Retarded Children in Carey
Wyandot County launches a spring program for training mentally challenged children with May 5 as opening date. Mrs Mildred Stever will teach with help from Mrs Alfred Davis and Mrs R M Hussey at Christ Lutheran Church. Community support requested from businesses and clubs to fund and supply educational materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
R. N. Purcell
Columbus
Purcell
Mildred Stever
Sycamore
Carey
Christ Lutheran Church
Church Council
Alfred Davis
R. M. Hussey
Wyandot
Stever
Davis
Hussey
Coppler and Adelsperger Named 1958 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Supt Douglas W Myers announced Wednesday that Carol Coppler daughter of Mr and Mrs McClellan Coppler is valedictorian of the 1958 graduating class Carol Adelsperger daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence J Adelsperger is salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Coppler
McClellan Coppler
Douglas W. Myers
Carol Adelsperger
Clarence J. Adelsperger
50 Year Jewels Awarded by Royal Arch Masons
District Deputy Grand High Priest George Snyder presented 50 year jewels to Charles S. Ying ling and Charles P. Stower in Seneca Chapter Tiffin for half a century of Royal Arch Mason membership. Ying ling received a second 50 year jewel for Clinton Council service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Charles S. Yingling
Charles P. Stower
Seneca Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Tiffin
Yingling
Clinton Council
Royal and Select Masters
Emma Schlachter Wins Women’s Trophy in Headpin Event
Mrs Marcus Emma Schlachter scored 274 of 360 to win the women’s trophy in the headpin event closing the Mixed Doubles bowling season on April 26. A previous report last week misnamed winner Esther Schlachter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
Emma) Schlachter
Esther Schlachter
Rummage Sale at Charlotte's Beauty Parlor This Thursday
Attend a charity rummage sale at Charlotte's Beauty Parlor from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bargains start at 5 cents with proceeds benefiting the Women's Club. Beneficiary is the local Women's Club. Located at Charlotte's Beauty Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Women’s Club
Cancer Society fund report to be given tonight
A Cancer Society open meeting will present a report on the recent Cancer Fund campaign at 8 o'clock tonight in the courthouse assembly room Upper Sandusky. All interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Fund
The
Cancer Society
Upper Sandusky
Revival Services at Grove Street Tabernacle Begin
Revival services in progress at Grove Street Tabernacle led by Rev. George Hurt of Kenton. Services begin at 7 30 each evening and run through May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Street
Soloist At Concert Tomorrow Night
Darel Eschbach Jr son of Mr and Mrs Darel Eschbach Sr will be featured as cornet soloist at Carey High School concert Friday at 8 in the school auditorium. The senior received I ratings in district and state solo and ensemble contests and will be honored tonight with the Band Merit Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darel Eschbach, Jr
Darel Eschbach
Carey High School
Darel
Carey
Cafeteria Menu for Week of May 12
The menu lists daily dishes from Monday to Friday including sauerkraut wieners and glazed carrots on Monday, scalloped turkey on Tuesday, Spanish rice and green beans on Wednesday, Italian spaghetti on Thursday, and macaroni and cheese with vegetables on Friday. Each day includes bread butter and milk as sides or beverages.
Carey High School Tennis Beats Mansfield Madison 5 2
Carey High School won 5 to 2 over Mansfield Madison at Mansfield to move to one win and one loss. Alan Davis and Eddie Davis won in singles and doubles with Keith Richards and Chuck Sharp taking a doubles win. The Carey F F A chapter also competed in a Livestock Evaluation at Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Madison
Carey High School
Mansfield Madison High School
Mansfield
Carey
Bluffton
Alan Davis
Dick Robertson
Eddie Davis
Gene Howman
Alex Schwaner
Keith Richards
Don Dunham
John Stombaugh
A. Davis
E. Davis
Robertson
Schwaner
K. Richards
C. Sharp
Howman and Brumm
Centennial Belles Fashion Show Draws Big Crowd
Nearly 175 women attended the Centennial Belles Fashion Show with James Heck acting as emcee. Attendees wore antique gowns and accessories, with numerous charter groups forming and meetings planned for May 15 at Centennial Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Heck
James
Gibson
Addison Rickle
Georgia
Foster
Yesteryear
A. E., Doppler
Paul Krupp
Melvin Risner
Raymond Smalley
Edmond Pahl
Arba Row
Robert Hale
Russell Walters
Clarence Rages
Ed Mathias
John F Orians
Richard Kurtz
Linda Turner
Barber Cheaters Organize at Centennial Headquarters
The first meeting of the Barber Cheaters, a charter group of the Brothers of the Brush, elected officers including Rene Du bois as Main brush and Paul Burson as publicity brush. By laws and penalties start June 1 1958 with committees for excuses and penalties formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Cheaters
Brothers of the Brush
Main Brush
Rene Dubois
Writing Brush
Fred Williams
Money Brush
Henry Pieracini
Brush
Ronald Heilman
Publicity Brush
Paul Burson
Carter Kauble
George Dunn
Teel Slike
Robert Howard
Steve Kanafockyj
Jack Ball
George Remlinger
Harold Putnam
Robert Stombaugh
Willis Green
Paul A. Burson
State examiner starts audit of Carey village books
Keith Gibson of Galion an inspector from the Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices began auditing Carey village records on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Gibson
Galion
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
State of
Ohio
Carey
Bowling Alleys Set Friday Saturday Open Bowling
Recreation Bowling Alleys will open at 7 o'clock on Friday and Saturday nights for open bowling. The event is labeled as 18-19 and invites public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation
Brothers of the Brush Charters Open for New Members
More than 500 Brothers of the Brush hold signed charters and badges and certificates. Chairmen listing open charters include Pascal Courtad and Melvin Roynon among others. Chapters are named with playful titles such as Traitors and Barbellies and next week residents plan a joint paper feature. A full meeting of all Brothers of the Brush is planned for next Thursday at 7 30 p m at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers
the Brush
Pascal Courtad
Melvin Roynon
Charles Laudenslager
Bill Dible
Eugene Hoepf
John Seifert
Richard Yingling
Donald Yingling
John W. Orians
Ray Stillberger
Harold Bowling
Rene Dubois
Russell Myers
Roscoe Row
Dick Snook
Dale Nye
All Brothers of the Brush
Century Belles Elect Officers at Hotel Carey Cypress Room
The Century Belles name Mrs O J Winning as president with Mrs Richard Wilson secretary Mrs Harold Shue treasurer Mrs Woodrow Wilson sheriff and Mrs William Hamm as board representative The bake sale Saturday in Hotel Carey lobby benefits the Greater Carey Centennial fund A meeting is set for Sunday May 14 at 2 pm for a white elephant sale at Mrs Rex Donelson's Elm Hill Road Chapter open for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Belles
Cypress Room
Hotel Carey
O. J. ,aWining
Richard Wilson
Harold Shue
Woodrow Wilson
William Hamm
Greater Carey Centennial Fund
Rex Donelson
Elm Hill Road
Bustle and Bust Belles Chapter Organizing Meeting
Centennial Headquarters hosts a meeting for the Bustle and Bust Belles chapter of the Centennial Belles this Thursday at 8 PM. Attendees are asked to wear costumes and contact officers Martha Pahl Nadine Gibson Georgia Foster for membership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Belles
Centennial Headquarters
Martha Pahl
Richard Wenzinger
Thelby Wentling
Nadine Gibson
Board of Governor
Georgia Foster
Carey Carillons hold meeting at Centennial HQ
Three members were absent from the Carey Carillons Monday meeting at Centennial headquarters. Mrs. Charles Laudenslager presided and appointed Sheriff Miss Jennie Courtad to collect fines from absentees Mrs. James Mull Holland Mrs. Wallace Shaffer and Mrs. Donald Stover. A white elephant sale will be held to support the Centennial fund with all net proceeds from the sale and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Carillons
Centennial
Charles Laudenslager
Jennie Courtad
James Mullholand
Wallace Shaffer
Donald Stover
Greater Carey
Centennial Fund
Leland Strahm
Brothers of the Brush meet for third time
Harold Shue announces the Brothers of the Brush Chapter 5 will hold its third meeting at 8 p.m. on Monday at Twining's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shue
Brothers of the Brush
Twining’s
Trailers Elect Officers in Sportsman Tea Room Meeting
Brothers of the Brush chapter three known as the Trailers held their first meeting at the Sportsman's Cafe tea room. Carlton Jenet elected president with Delmar Mitten as treasurer. Dick Wenzinger chosen chairman amid absence concerns. Red handkerchiefs will be sold. fines may be levied for rule violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers of the Brush
Trailers
Sportsman’s Cafe
Gene Slemmer
Carlton Jenet
Delmar (Duffy) Mitten
Mitten
Dick Wenzinger
Carey Garden Club Recommends Petunia as Centennial Flower
The Carey Garden Club urges the Greater Carey Centennial Committee to designate the petunia as the official centennial flower. The club promotes petunias as colorful low care plants with a long blooming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Garden Club
Greater Carey
Garden Club
Bushwhackers Name Officers at Evening Dugout Meeting
The Bushwhackers organized at their dugout naming Bill Stombaugh the main brush. Officers include Writing brush Eugene Orians money brush J H Snobarger sheriff Donny Johnson judge Earl Buckingham and Harold Bowling membership chairman. Red handkerchiefs are working badge with full regalia worn in high society. They meet at 7 30 p m Monday at their dugout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stombaugh
Writing Brush
Eugene Orians
Money
J. H. Snobarger
Donny Johnson
Earl Buckingham
Harold Bowling
Petunia Pals Form First Meeting of Centennial Belles Chapter
The Petunia Pals held their inaugural meeting on Wednesday evening April 30 at Mrs. Ernest Engdahl's home. Miss Jennie Steen was chosen president with Miss Margie Sutphen as secretary and Miss Catherine Riester as treasurer. Mrs. Walter Doran became sheriff and Mrs. Engdahl served as board of governors representative. Members then attended the Centennial Belles Style Show at Centennial headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia Pals
Centennial Belles
Ernest Engdahl
Jennie Steen
Margie Sutphen
Catherine Riester
Walter Doran
Engdahl
Board of Governor
Centennial Headquarters
April Meter Receipts Rise in City Revenue Report
April meter receipts totaled 492 dollars, up 21 from a year earlier. First four months show 1958 receipts of 2,013 versus 2,053 in 1957. Overtime parking fines increased from 10 to 25 cents, boosting meter violation revenue and permit income for April 1958. Police issued 351 tickets, with 331 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith McLarkey
Bake Sale Saturday in Hotel Garey Lobby
Century Belles Chapter sponsors bake sale at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Hotel Garey Lobby. Proceeds benefit the Centennial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garey
Century Belles Chapter
Centennial Fund
Township Levy Fails as Crawford Township Votes Key
Unofficial results show the 4 mill township operating levy failed by 19 votes with 211 for and 207 against out of 418, needing 230 to pass. Leading gubernatorial and county races listed by precinct show Winter, Mott, Heckathorn and Fox among top vote getters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Township
Carey
Wyandot
Robert Mott
Crawford
Victor L. Fox
Ralph Gibson
Township Levy
Winter
Mogan
Armstrong
Heckathorn
Case
Wolfe
Fox
Gibson
Five Scores Entertain Carey Kiwanis Club Meeting
The Carey Kiwanis Club heard the Five Scores perform vocal numbers led by Dennis Long with David Heck Martin Jenkins Willis Wentling and Eddie Hotelling providing guitar accompaniment. They played Dreams Peggy Sue Wonderful Time Up There Got a Job and Witch Doctor as encore. F D Jackson outlined a stock promotion plan for Centennial stock sales. Charles Winkleman Ohio Kiwanis Division Two Lt Governor joined as special guest on his second official visit this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis Club
The
Five Scores
Dennis Long
David Heck
Martin Jenkins
Willis Wentling
Eddie Hotelling
Heck
Hotelling
Peggy Sue
F. D. Jackson
Kiwanis
Kiwani Anies
Army
WACS
Charles Winkleman
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Jayles Injured in One Car Accident Near Upper Sandusky
Jayles Jr of Upper Sandusky, partner of the Sportsman’s Tavern, lost control of a northbound car on Route 699 near town at 3 39 am Saturday. The car struck a telephone pole, knocking out service to 65 subscribers until noon. He was hospitalized at Wyandot Memorial with three fractures of the left leg and minor injuries. The Carey police investigated. the car was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayles, Jr
Upper
Sandusky
Sportsman’s
E. Findlay Street
T H. Matlesh
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Park Board
Patterson Street
Glass
Cancer Society Fund Report
Newhard Studio
F.F.A
Carey F. A
Carroll Hill
Ronnie Robison
Lowell Hackworth
Don Heuberger
Upper Sandusky F.F.A
Centennial Belles Show
Styl Drawsé
Gaiety Gals
Herman Emerine
John Maenle
E. J. Kin
Pete Billock
Homer Risner
Norbert Lang
Garéy
Crierental
Sportsman
C. Williams O'Neill
Michael V. di Salle
N. W. Armstrong
Roberts E. Heckathorn
Ross Winter
Emerson Hogan
Theodore Wolfe
Ted Cas
Jayles
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