Village Park Project Proposals Discussed At Council Meeting
Village council hears Jaycee park project proposals to upgrade Memorial Park including new dugouts, improved courts, pool area improvements, ball field upgrades and kiddieland safety measures. Committee spokesman Ross Patterson outlines maintenance needs, vandalism concerns, and possible park gate reclosure.
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Council
JC Park
Maryellen Miller
Memorial Park
Jaycee’ Park Project
John Hendricks
Little League Field
Jaycees
Ross Patterson
Earl Doppler
Robert F. Hunter
John Rymer
Dwight Nye
Lawrence Mates
Richard Snook, Jr
Ralph Orlans
Mr. Patterson
Police Report from April for Upper Sandusky
Chief W R Jacob tallies last month with 81 complaints and 17 arrests including assaults and batteries and traffic offenses. One juvenile case and four accidents were investigated, 3 prisoners confined, 18 traffic warnings issued, and 6 transients housed for the night.
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W. R. Jacob
Upper Sandusky
Carey Junior High Band Shines at Elgin Solo and Ensemble
Carey Junior High band students excelled at the Elgin High School event with 34 participants. Readouts include Peggy Lortz earning superior for piano and alto sax solos, and multiple ensembles achieving superior and excellent ratings, highlighting a strong overall performance.
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Michelle Rickle
Mike Canode
Jane Gibson
Sue Myers
Karen Risser
Susan Richardson
Crawford County awards washroom remodel contract to J F Dible
Crawford county commissioners awarded J F Dible of Carey the contract to remodel and repair washroom facilities at the county Children's Home for six thousand eight hundred seventy four dollars.
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Bucyrus
Crawford County
J. F. Dible
Carey
Carey High School Band Presents Final Spring Concert Mood Indigo
Carey High School Concert Band will perform its Annual Spring Concert in the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday. The program features marches, Never on Sunday, Bossa Nova, Cornet Carillon, Prelude and Fugue, and Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture. The piece evokes battle scenes and historical themes of 1812 and Moscow.
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Carey High School
Carey High
Ron Wise
Sharon Wilgus
Becky Baker
Tchaikovsky
Vanlue Festival Plans Set for August First and Second
Vanlue Community Organization announced Aug 1 and 2 as the annual homecoming after a May 1 meeting. Land from Carl Beck and Eugene Hendricks will replace Vanlue Park area to fit the new State Route 15. Pony League and Little League programs will be sponsored with Powell Prater and Kenneth Fairchild as managers. Dave Behrendt, park activities director last season, is rehired to run craft and sport sessions from 12:30 to 5:30 starting June 10. Alan Loader will be park caretaker.
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Vanlue
Carl Beck
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue Park
Powell Prater
Kenneth Fairchild
Dave Behrendt
Behrendt
Alan Loader
McCutchenville WSCS Pledges Service Sets June Plans
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at McCutchenville Methodist Church held a pledge service on May 2 with 28 cards sent and 27 calls to the sick. Officers for the coming year were named and a lawn fete set for June 8. The next meeting is June 6 at 8 p.m.
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McCutchenville
Opal Mullholand
Frank Pennington
Russell McQuistion
Edgar Bloom
McQuistion
Fostoria Methodist Church
Fred Teal
Paul McNutt
Glen Tallman
Paul Mullholand
Wilbur -Kinney
Betty Pylant
Arlis Hablitzel
Janet Mullholand
Clifton Coffman
Ernest Smith
Bloom
Kinney
Linda McQuistion
Pennington
McNutt
Tallman
Barney Coldiron
Parker Brothers Win Mohawk High School Painting Bid
Parker Brothers awarded the painting contract for the new Mohawk High School. The firm was selected from seven bids received by Knowlton Construction Co. of Bellefontaine, which holds the general contract for the project north of Sycamore. Work began three weeks ago at the site.
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Parker Bros
McCutchenville
Sycamore
Knowlton “Construction Co
Bellefontaine
Farmers Club Elects Officers in Carey Community
George Savidge was named president of the Carey Farmers' Community Club at the K of C hall meeting Monday evening. Delmer Lortz is vice president and Duane Lortz secretary treasurer. Duane Lortz introduced speaker Charles Raver who presented slides on raising tomorrow's hogs today. Committees named for next meeting include Program by W. A. Vaughn and Walter Klein, refreshments by William Pontius and Dale Thomas.
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George Savidge
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
C. Hall
Delmer Lortz
Duane Lortz
Charles Raver
W. A. Vaughn
Walter Klein
William Pontius
Dale Thomas
Cancer Drive Opens in Carey with Volunteers
The annual Cancer Fund Drive starts in Carey with volunteers outlining door to door for donations. Mrs. Howard Snowberger is named chairman and several organizations participate. Extra volunteers are urged to call 396-6342 or mail donations to 209 N. Vance Street.
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Sin Carey
Howard Snowberger
Snowberger
N. Vance Street
Slo Pitch League Holds Organizing Meeting Tomorrow
A meeting of the Carey Slo Pitch Softball League is set for 7 30 p m Friday at the Municipal Building. Teams wishing to join the league this year are asked to be present.
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Carey
Firemen Attend Pre-Convention Meeting in Oregon Station
Mr and Mrs Richard Kurtz and Mr and Mrs Donald Hunter attended a Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen pre convention meeting at Oregon Station No 1. A roast beef dinner was served. Mrs Kurtz and Mrs Hunter attended as firemen wives while James Traxler and Donald Stover from Carey volunteer fire department joined the men’s business session.
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Richard Kurtz
Donald Hunter
Northwestern Ohio
Oregon Station No 1
Kurtz
Kindergarten Registration At Christ Lutheran Church
Enrollment for the 1963 64 kindergarten class taught by Mrs. George E. Cressman at Christ Lutheran Church opens with Friday afternoon registration from 1 to 2 o'clock. Children must be five by Oct 31, classes run 9 to 11 30 a.m. tuition is 10 dollars per month with five dollars due at registration to apply to September. Enrollment limited to 24 children.
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George E. Cressman
Christ Lutheran Church
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Sets New Meeting Schedule
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 656 changes meetings to the second and fourth Friday evenings each month and will hold them at the K of P Hall. All officers must attend the regular meeting tomorrow night to practice for initiation.
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Rebekahs
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 656
K. of P. Hall
Soldier's Addresses Updated for Forrestal Crew
Tom Rettig 661 4387 G M Div U S S Forrestal CVA 59 c/o F P O New York N Y reports a changed address for military correspondence and home base records.
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Tom Rettig
G.M. Div
U.S.S
Carey Summer School Enrichment Courses Offered
The Carey Summer School program emphasizes enrichment and strengthening of the student’s education. It includes high school driver training and personal typing, with classes starting June 10 and registrations due May 17. Fees are $20 per course with $5 nonrefundable at registration.
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Carey
Mailbox Improvement Week Announced May 20 to 25
Postmaster announces May 20 25 as Mailbox Improvement Week for rural routes. Patrons must use standard approved mailboxes or keep long used top opening boxes if maintained at same location. Boxes should be in good condition with owner name visible to carriers and box numbers on the box. Painted boxes aid efficient delivery.
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American Legion
Little League
Glen Avenue
Kiddieland
Catholic Mothers and Daughters Hold Communion Breakfast
Mothers and daughters of Our Lady of Consolation parish will share an 8 a.m. High Mass on Sunday May 12 followed by a Mother-Daughter breakfast in the school auditorium. The Rosary Altar Society sponsors the meal with Knights of Columbus serving. a short program will conclude the event.
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Daughters of Our Lady of Consolation
The
Rosary Altar Society
Knights of Columbus
TOPS Clubs Sought to Organize Here Tonight Meeting
Weight loss group TOPS invites interested residents to a library basement meeting at 8 this Thursday. Mrs A K Davis sponsors the project and plans groups for Tiny TOPS under 13, Teen TOPS 13 to 19, and adult TOPS to join the national organization Take Off Pounds Sensibly.
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A. K. Davis
National Tops Club
Mrs Frederick Named Woman Of The Year At Banquet
Mrs Robert Frederick head of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church was named Woman Of The Year at the Methodist Mother Daughter banquet at Christ Lutheran Church. The surprise award was presented by Mrs E G Ryman. The event featured a program with songs, a playlet, and tributes as about 150 attendees enjoyed decorations by Circle IV.
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Robert Frederick
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Christ Lutheran Church
E. G. Ryman
Frederick
Woman's Society
Paul Powell
Carol Powell
Paula Powell
Wesley Wonder
William Kitzler
Donovan Lanning
Ryman
Carl Krout
Sarah
Mary Anne Shaffer
Rebekah
Wade Niederkohr
Pharaoh
Moses
Clayton Twining
Ruth
John Twining
Roscoe A. Patterson
Mary
Jesus
C. Bea Guthridge
Monica
Charles Shaffer
J. Frank Ferguson
Ron Petty
Sandra Ferguson
Donna Ferguson
Mindy Franklin
L. L. Bland
Circle IV
Lutheran Church
Shuffleboard Club Will Open Season at Shelterhouse
The Carey Shuffleboard Club will meet at 7 30 Friday evening May 17 at the shelterhouse. Refreshments will be served.
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Shuffleboard Club
Carey Shuffleboard Club
Mother's Day Bake Sale at Dible's Appliance Store
Carey Jaycee Ettes organize a Saturday morning bake sale to raise funds for community projects at Dible's Appliance Store. Proceeds support local youth initiatives and group activities.
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Dible
Carey Jaycee
Ettes
Trap Shoot Near Mt. Blanchard at Mt. Blanchard Gun Club
A trap shoot event is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday at the Mt. Blanchard Gun Club located southwest of Mt. Blanchard. Hams and beacons are mentioned in the listing.
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Mt. Blanchard
Hams and Beacons
Will Sell Flares State Patrol Approved by Scouts
Boy Scouts of Pack 51 announce highway safety flare sales starting Tuesday. The sale aims to fund activities and safety outreach.
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Boy Scouts of Pack 51
Carey Community Development Corps Progress Report Notes Brochures and Plans
The April 30 Carey group meeting reviewed brochures from similar towns and Swan Rubber Co. and discussed brochures to publicize Carey. Ohio Power and Ohio Fuel Gas officials expressed willingness to meet on industrial progress, with transport ties possible. Zoning needs and ready industrial sites were emphasized.
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Carey Community Development Corporation
Bud Blair
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Losence
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Dave Myers
CCDC
Jack Armstrong
T. J. Hilty
Ken Stahl
Columbus
Blair
Utilities and Transportation Company
Myers
Armstrong
Fred Ward
Swan Rubber Co
Bucyrus
Ward
Swan
Lineville
Ala
Carey
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Medical Placement Bureau
U. S. Air Force
Esi Burson
Virgil Kear
Herbert Miller
E. S. Burson
Joe Newhard
Wilford Shuman
Newcomers to Carey Arrive on Lake Street Family
Mr and Mrs Gerald Edwards moved with children Kenneth and Susan from Massillon to 232 S Lake Street joining Mrs John Puchta's property. Edwards drives a Swisher Coal Co truck north of Carey for three months while Kenneth is in third grade and Susan will be six in July after attending Massillon kindergarten.
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Gerald Edwards
Kenneth
Susan
Massillon
John Puchta
S. Lake Street
Upper Sandusky auto crash injures passenger in Henry J
Mrs. Charles L. Stapley received a minor chest injury in a Saturday evening collision at the Sandusky Avenue and Walker Street intersection in Upper Sandusky. She was a passenger in a 1951 Henry J driven by her husband when it collided with a southbound 1957 Mack semi driven by Kenneth E. Dayton of Tiffin. The Henry J was a total loss.
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Charles L. Stapley
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Sandusky Avenue
Walker Street
Upper
Sandusky
Kenneth E. Dayton
Tiffin
Galesburg Man Earns Diploma Decades After Dropping Out
In Galesburg Illinois a man around seventy years old finally receives his high school diploma this January is this year The event recalls poet Carl Sandburg who at eighty five that day had wandered the West before entering Lombard College by exam.
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Galesburg, Ill
Ens
Carl Sandburg
West
Galesburg
Lombard
Knox) College
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Jaycee Park Committee
Clyde Jenkins
George Dunn
Dunn
McGill and Smith
Christopher Construction Co
A. J. Moon
Spring Run
Vance
W. South Streets
New York Central Railroad
Findlay Street
Aloys Stark
Grove Street
Norman Kramer
W. Findlay Street
Paul Thom
E. Findlay
Newhard Studio
Parker Brothers
Farmers Club
TOPS
Mrs. Frederick
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