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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1960

Page

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Carey’s 2-Gallon Blood Donor List Issued by Red Cross

Mrs. Clarence Hagley chairs the Carey blood donor program as the American Red Cross visited March 10. Names of 73 donors including Miss Yvonne Bleam Norman Frey Oren Allen Mrs Harold Vaughn Gerald Ritter Robert Gardner Leo Bradman Jr. and many others were released.

Clarence T. Hagiey John G. Greer Ernest C. Fairchild Robert H. Mapes Eugene Orians Paul van Dusen Max P. Silverstein William Robert Jacob Robert C. Donelson Richard G. Wright Donald L. Keller Harold R. Faber Donald R. Traxler James A. Dean Vanlue Ernst B. Kohmann Raymond J. Weaver Glenn W. Shuman George E. Dunn William E. Hershman Leroy E. Wimner C. Rea Guthridge Elmer Wicker Russell G. Hagley Mrs Elroy Harold Shiley Harold Vaughn James Lindsay Carey Shiley Lindsay Cleveland American Red Cross First Methodist Church Vaughn Bucyrus

Carey population rises to 3694 in 1960 census tally

Preliminary 1960 census figures show Carey with 3,694 residents, up 434 from 1950. Postmaster J A Schira had estimated 3,695 earlier, while Wyandot County totals rise near 9 percent to 21,540.

Carey J. A. Schira Upper Sandusky Ohio City Wyandot Harpster Wharton

Jaycees Sponsor Jr Olympics at Carey High School

Carey Jaycees will run a junior track and field meet June 5 for youths ages 8 through 13 at Carey High School. Registration is at the Carey Times or with John Drobrick. Three divisions with ribbons and events including sprints, jumps, shot put, and bicycle races.

Carey High Carey Jaycees Carey Times John Drobrick

Robert Showman to lead Carey Jaycees

Robert Showman a Porcelain Products Co. product engineer was elected president of the Carey Jaycees at the May 4 meeting. Officers named for the next year include Howard Snowberger as vice president Earl Greer as secretary and Dwight Orians as director. The fogging project will continue. the fogging machine was overhauled and is reported in excellent condition. Elroy Kitzler reported progress on the park board and proposed projects for this year with anticipated improvements and new facilities.

Robert Showman Porcelain Products Co Carey Jaycees Showman Howard Snowberger Earl Greer Dwight Orians The Jaycees Elroy Kitzler Park Board Mr. Kitzler

Carey High School Vocal Concert Promises Diverse Program

The CHS vocal department presents an 8 p.m. Friday concert in the auditorium featuring girls chorus Holy theme songs and varied ensembles. Selections span Fun and Folk Songs, Nature and the Great Outdoors, Wanderlust and Dreams, Pens of Native Composers, and Freedom and Brotherhood, with multiple choirs and ensembles performing. The public is invited for a full house.

Carey High School Copenhagen Paris Freedom and Brotherhood Island America

Post Office Sealed Bids Sought For New Carey Building

The federal department calls for sealed bids to construct a 3800 square foot Carey post office at the southwest corner of W North and N Vance Streets on federal land. Successful bidder will lease to the post office and receive title upon reimbursement of land valuation plus costs. Bids due for a 30 year base term with renewals. notices posted in the post office lobby and Peoples Bank.

The Post Office ‘Department Carey Post Office W. North and N. Vance Streets Post Office Department Post’ Office ‘Department J. A. Schira Post Office and Peoples Bank

Upper Rams Beat Carey in High School Track Meet

Upper Sandusky and Bellevue met Carey in two track meets. Mc Daniel led Upper Sandusky with wins in the 440 and high jump while Bellevue topped Carey 84 to 14 with dominance in multiple events including pole vault and relays.

Upper Sandusky Blue Devils John McDaniel Carey Rams Musgrave Jaqueth McClain England C Stombaugh Caldwell Weaver Loverich Brinson McDaniel C Caldwell US McConnell US T. Weaver C McClain US Jaqueth US Kline Eley US M. Weaver T. Weaver Craft C Karg US Grove US Arlington C Bringman US Keunzli Miller US Orians McDaniel Bellevue Darrell Craft Jerry Arlington Craft Arlington England Schmitz Dasher Fox

Agitated letter on cemetery care at two local graves

A reader visiting mothers' graves notes Spring Grove lawn well kept while St Marys graves are overgrown with eight inch grass. The writer had previously praised city cemetery care in May and now expresses agitation over neglect of several graves buried three years ago.

Spring Grove St Mary’s Cemetery St. Mary’s

Robert Mott thanks voters after May primary

County Commissioner Robert Mott extends thanks for the complimentary vote cast in the May 3 primary, expressing appreciation to supporters and constituents.

Robert Mott

Move to Findlay by Pieranun Family

Mr and Mrs Stanley Pieranun zio and family relocated to Findlay from the W P Reile duplex at 304 W Findlay Street.

Findlay Stanley Pieranunzio W. P

Fostoria Tennis Edges Carey in Singles Dominance

Fostoria swept three singles matches, defeating Carey 1-6 5-7 0-6 2-6 0-6 while Carey claimed both doubles 6-4 7-5 and 6-10 6-1. Carey lineup included Carl Sharp Steve Ball Ron White Jeff Guthridge and John Kidwell.

Fostoria Tenis Carey Carl Sharp Steve Ball Ron White Jeff Guthridge John Kidwell

Strike closes Swan plant in ongoing labor dispute

The Carey Local No 414 United Rubber Cork Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America strike against Swan Rubber Co remains in effect at press time Wednesday. Supervisory staff on duty, others idle. Strike began Sunday at 3 p.m. and at Swan's Bucyrus plant at 8 p.m. Some production continues there. Plants had no contract since May 1 with negotiations starting in March. future talks are described as indefinite.

Carey United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America Afl-Cio Swan Rubber Co Swan Bucyrus

Kiwanis Impromptu Program Sparks World Peace Debate

Kiwanis meeting led by President Leroy Wimner discusses the Downed Flyer incident with Russia and global ideologies. Topics include pacifism, arms, taxation, and Christian attitudes shaping peace. inter-club visit to Detroit Club with a Yankee Tiger game scheduled for June 23.

Kiwanis Leroy Wimner George Dunn Detroit Mr. Dunn

Trap shoot team meeting at Recreational Park Sunday

All trap shoot team members must meet at 1 30 p m Sunday at Recreational Park. In rain the meeting moves to the Munici pal building fireman's room. Dues and donations to the Carey Conservation Sportsman Association are accepted at Moore's store. Every Wednesday night is work night at the park.

Carey Conservation Sportsman Association Moore’s

Lt Colonel Baker To Speak At Carey High Graduation 1960

Lt Colonel John C. Baker of the Air Force Missile Test Center at Patrick Air Force Base Florida will address Carey High School graduates for the 1960 commencement. Baker, a school alumnus, heads the Schedule Control Branch of the Range Scheduling Division at the base and is the son of Mr and Mrs J Forrest Baker of N Vance Street.

John C. Baker Air Force Missile Test Center Patrick Air Force Base Florida Carey High School Douglas W. Myers Baker J.forrest Baker N. Vance Street

Crawford Township road damage warning from trustees

Crawford Township warns that anyone causing damage by driving or hauling machinery on township roads will be held liable. Trustees and clerk C A Yeoman sign the notice, dated 19 to 20.

Crawford Township Crawford Two C. A. Yeoman

Lodge Convenes Tuesday Evening Benefit Card Party

The lodge will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday with a follow up card party at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend and support the event.

Lodge

Christ Lutheran Church Builds Impressive Sanctuary

Christ Lutheran Church reports progress on its new building with a completed nave floor and pouring of nave to chancel steps. Indiana limestone for east and west walls, small south windows heighten the tower, 9-foot Christ sculpture planned by A Regis Milione, and mural art discussions with Louis Ewald.

Christ Lutheran Church A. Regis Milione Philadelphia Carey Louis Ewald Center Howard E. Snyder Jeff T. Benton Peery

County Teenage Road-E-O at Carey Park Sunday

Wyandot County hosts the Jaycee Safe Driving Road-coat Memorial Park event at Carey Park with about 50 teen-age drivers from area schools. Winners receive a government bond and chance to compete in the State finals in Warren. Judge Russell Kear to present awards.

Jaycees Wyandot County Standard Oil Jaycee Safe Co. of Ohio Sohio Carey County Automobile Club Wyandot County Insurance Agents Sheriff’s Auxiliary Automobile Dealers of Wyandot Warren Selves Russell Kear Safe

Three Parked Cars Damaged In Collision

A 1941 Chevrolet driven by Raymond Plott and cousin Martin Platt struck three parked cars in front of Police Captain Jacob’s home on North Street at 10 05 p m. Plott’s car was demolished and caught fire. Platt faces charges of reckless operation and drunken driving. Police cited him to court.

Vincent R. Jacob W. North Street Raymond Plott S. Patterson Street Martin Platt E. Findlay Street North Street Lavina Jacob Frank Edwards East Liverpool Carey Jacob Carey Volunteer Fire Department John F. Orians Police Justice Court

Soldier's Addresses Changed for Ret. Larry Bland

Retired Larry Bland of Co D 13th Battalion 3rd Tag Regt Inf updates his Fort Jackson South Carolina address figures. The notice records a change of residence for the listed veteran.

Larry Bland

Fire destroys Adrian area home and contents

Mr and Mrs Howard Musgrave and family lost most furniture and clothing when a Friday night fire gutted their nine room house south of Adrian. Firefighters from New Riegel and McCutchenville battled the blaze until 2 am. House partially insured. Musgraves lacked household coverage and are staying with relatives.

Howard Musgrave Adrian Wallace Ruehle W. North Street Norbert Schmitz Charles Coldiron Riegel and McCutchenville Musgraves Robert Vargo Musgrave Vargo

Teen-age baseball meeting at ball diamond Sunday

Young players ages 13 to 16 are invited to a baseball meeting at the ball diamond at 1 30 Sunday afternoon. The event is sponsored by the American Legion with Eddie Hoteling as the manager.

The American Legion Eddie Hotelling

Council To Get Engineer's Estimate On Street Survey

At the May 2 village meeting the council praised street work despite limited funds and authorized a local engineering firm to study a long term street program including surface and drainage. The session also covered park restrooms, a rejected bid to move the Farm Bureau building, a new fire hose purchase ordinance, a police car lease, gas rate increase notice, and the April police court total of 677.80 in fines.

Tom Biebesheimer Samuel McKee T. C. Biebesheimer Engineering Co Toledo Carey Dunn Memorial Park Farm Bureau W. R. Terry Harry Shull John Hendricks Clyde Jenkins Clarence J. Hagley Hagley Ken Stahl Chevrolet Company Shang’s Auto Service Ohio Inspection Bureau Zenith McLarkey Ohio Fuel Gas Co

Building Permits For Cleveland Heights Projects

Harold McKinnon seeks permit for an 8 by 13 foot cement porch on Lots 25 and 26 at Cleveland Avenue Cleveland Heights. Delbert Ritter applies to replace a wood garage with a 22 by 26 foot 8 inch block garage on Lot 21 in A. J. Frederick's 1st addition at 436 Frederick Street.

Harold McKinnon Cleveland Avenue Cleveland Heights Delbert Ritter Frederick Street A. J. Frederick

Allxwomen Bowing Group Plans Election Meeting

Bowler membership urged to attend an important meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday May 18 at the Carey Recreation alleys. Officers will be elected and planning for next season will be discussed.

Carey Recreation

Lettuce Harvest From Mrs Frank Emerine Garden

Mrs Frank Emerine picked fresh lettuce from her garden on Tuesday. She had planted the crop during the spring, in April, following a pleasant spell of warm weather.

Frank Emerine

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