New Books at Thebrary Dorcas Co-Op Public Library New Titles
A list of new additions received in the past month across children teens and adults. Notable adult titles include Green Heart Nefertiti Wild Animals of America Maulover Hall Pictorial History of the Great Lakes Von Ryans Express You Can Predict Your Heart Attack and Prevent It The Round Of The Year The Innocent Dreamers The Franciscan. Children’s and teen reads feature Too Many Kittens World Is Round Children of Green Knowe White Snow Bright Snow Chanticleer and the Fox Miranda and the Cat Rolling Round Terry and the Caterpillar The Story of Johnny Apple Seed Buzzy Bear In The Garden Witch of Blackbird Pond Winter Danger Rifles For Wae See The Red Sky Mystery of the Hidden Hand and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Schenley
Ravielli
Boston
Tressélt
Chanticleer and the
Cooney
Miranda
Muller
Terry
Salsam
Johnny Appleseed
Aliki
Marino
Blackbird Pond
Speare
Steele
Waiie
Keith
Phoebe
MacFairlie
Barrie
John F. Kennedy
Tregaskis
Gardener
Hall
Mystery of the
Whitney
Lee
Froman
Carey High School Band Spring Concert Potpourri
The Carey High School Band presents its annual Spring Concert on Friday May 15 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program includes The Billboard March Sax Soliloquy Tympendium Stars and Stripes Forever Trumpets Ole Italian in Algiers Over ture Sakrava Swedish Polka March of the Olympians Wonderland by Night and other concert pieces with solo spots by Mike McKee and director John Gregory. Seniors and the band invite all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Mike McKee
Algiers
Open House for the Mac Copplers
The children of Mr and Mrs McClellan Coppler invite friends to honor their parents 25th wedding anniversary. The open house will be held May 5 from 2 to 4 PM at the Coppler home.
Edwards Bakies buy Kitchell home on SR 15 west of Carey
Mr and Mrs Edwards Jd Bakies of West Street purchased the Frank Kitchell residence on SR 15 west of Carey along with 2 acres. They will move after remodeling and sell their West Street home. The deal was brokered by Ray Peiffer, Realtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Jd. Bakies
West Street
Frank Kitchell
SR. 15
Carey
Carey Exempted Village announces kindergarten registration
The Carey Exempted Village Schools announce the first annual kindergarten registration on May 28 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m in the clinic room above the superintendent s office Birth certificates are required for children entering kindergarten in 1964 65 Fifth birthday must be before Nov 1 Parents should obtain health record forms or have a private physician conduct a physical exam and submit records Immunization against poliomyelitis smallpox diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus is required before enrollment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey“ Board, of Education
Carey
Carey Track Team Second In NCC
Carey track and field tied for second with Pleasant in the North Central Conference meet at Elgin. Elgin won with 43 points while Carey and Pleasant totaled 42 each. Carey highlighted by Mike Dasher in high hurdles and high jump, Bob Campbell in discus, and relays led by the 880 yard team. The squad previously won a dual meet 93 to 25 against Buckeye Central and later sent athletes to Mansfield for sectional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Zender
Carey
Pleasant
Elgin
Bob Campbell
Dave Yeoman
Ken Unverforth
Tom Putnam
Roger Dean
Mike Dasher
Dasher
Ridgedale
Wynford
Col. Crawford
Riverdale
River Valley
Mohawk
Buckeye Central
Blue Devils
Delmo Arend
Dale Hoffman
Roger Woods
Bob
Campbell
Mansfield
Bowling Green
Foxes Move Into Former Worst Adam Home at Glen Avenue
Mr and Mrs Leo Fox purchase 299 Glen Avenue from Lloyd Baldridge and move in with daughters Mary and Vicki. The Frank Fox family relocates from the Cletus Gottfried house on Virden Road to Mrs William Spackey's farm northeast of Carey. Frank farms for Mrs Spackey while Leo Fox is employed by Wyandot Dolomite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léo Fox
Glen Avenue
Mes Lloyd
Baldridge
Mary
Vicki
Adam Worst
Inlaw
Frank ‘Fox
Cletus ‘Gottfried
Virden Road
William Spackey
Carey
Frank Fox
Spackey
Wyandot Dolomite
Bake Sale by Auxiliary at V.E.W. Lobby
The Auxiliary hosts a bake sale in the V E W lobby on May 23 from 9 a.m. The event supports community programs and features homemade goods for purchase. Proceeds fund local initiatives and student activities.
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Bake Sale V.E.W. Lobby
Carey High School Baccalaureate Service Set for May 17
The CHS Baccalaureate will be held Sunday evening at 8 in the high school auditorium for the Carey class. Rev George E Cressman Sr of Christ Lutheran Church will deliver the sermon on New Dimensions with Invocations and Benediction by Rev Hubert Kobunski Rev A Joel and Rev J Frank Ferguson guiding readings and scripture. An instrumental prelude Saint Hubert Overture and postlude will accompany the service with Memorial Church Ladies Ensemble singing the anthem. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Cressman
Christ Lutheran Church
Carey High School
Hubert Kobunski
OFM Conv
National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation
Aobert
Joel, Mhinister
Memorial Efub Church
J. Frank Ferguson
First Methodist Church
Memorial Church
Richard Snook Jr Heads Carey JCs Election
Richard Snook Jr was elected president of the Carey Jaycees at the annual election held Wednesday at the American Legion Hall. Other officers named include Donald Kinnard as vice president Jerry McCarley secretary Louis Hoeps treasurer and Ralph Orians director. Dale Hughes outlined a June 6 Baseball Clinic and the group agreed to sponsor a Slow Pitch baseball team again. Plans also set to fog the village for insect control this Thursday. Guests included John Gregory Larry Dible Tom Norris and Dick Reinhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Snook, Jr
Carey Jaycees
American, Legion Hall
Donald Kinnard
Jerry McCarley
Louis Hoeps
Ralph Orians
Dale Hughes
Jaycees
John Gregory
Larry Dible
Tom Norris
Dick Reinhart
Driver Injured in Two Parked-Car Collisions
A Monday crashes injure Francis Bees in Upper Sandusky and Cheryl Healey in Findlay Street. Bees, 1:30 am, loses control and hits Newell Craft’s parked car, with $900 total damage. Bees cited for reckless operation. Healey, 8:23 pm, passenger in Risner Buick collides with Harold Putnam’s parked Oldsmobile, $450 damage. both drivers cited for reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Francis Alfred Bees
Route 3
Upper Sandusky
N. Vance Street
Dow
Newell Craft
W. F. Swartz
Jack E. Orians
Bees
Charles Boes
W. Findlay Street
Lake Street
Donald Healey
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Steven Allen Risner
Cheryl
Putnam
Buick
Dallas Risner
Paul F.pahl
Orians
Hackworths Sell North Side House Near Stony Ridge Church
Mr and Mrs Bruce Hackworth sold their residence at 344 miles northwest of Carey on State Route 15 to Mr and Mrs Ronald Stapley. The sale was facilitated by Bill Zierolf of Zierolf Insurance Arthur Stoll broker. The Stapleys moved Saturday from 218 Worello Street to a five room home with bath utility room and garage beside Stony Ridge Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Hackworth
Down Street
Carey
Ronald Stapley
Bill Zierolf
Zierolf Insurance
Arthur Stoll
Stapley
Ronald, Jr
Steven
Freda Jacobs
Worello Street
Hackworths
Stony Ridge Baptist Church
Carey High School 1964 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named
Carolyn Sue Roynon is valedictorian with the highest four year scholastic average for Carey High School’s 1964 graduating class. Joan Marie Brodman is salutatorian with the second highest four year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sue Roynon
Walter Roynon
Carey High School
Joan Marie Brodman
Leo Brodman, Jr
CHS Graduation Near With 77 Seniors This Year
Carey High School plans to graduate 77 seniors in 1964, the largest class in the school’s 78 year history though not matching 1961’s peak. Dr. Frank R. Hickerson will address graduates on May 22. Carolyn Sue Roynon is top in class with 21 National Honor Society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bradman
N.H
Paula Sue Angles
Stanley Montague
Dwight Mitchell Arlington
Harry Arlington
Janet Louise Baker
J. Thoburn Baker
Melvyn L. Bare
Orvée Bare
Wilma Jean Barney
Leonard B. Adkins
Ruth Elaine Black
George Black
Joan Marie*Brodman
Leo Brodman
Janet Marie Burson
Paul A. Burson
Janet-Louise Butler
F. M. Feagles
Sue Ellen Canode
Carson Canode
Daniel Lee Chester
Donald Chester
Russell” Paul Chester
Donald Predmore
Catherine Loretta Collet
John Mullholand
Roger Duane Dean
Jack Dean
Dale L. Dible
David Dible
Ronald Dean Dible
Harry Dible
Charles T. Dill
William Dill
Carol Rose Droll
Wilfred Droll
Robert James Duffield
William Duffield
Georgia Evelyn
Delular Grubel
James Robert Heck
Robert Heck
John Paul "Heck
Paul Heck
Ronald Jr.Hensley
Notice of Medical Office Move for Dr Loren C Pace
Dr Loren C Pace announces temporary office relocation. Until the new office at 1625 S Main St is completed, all work will be done at the present location. Telephone 422-4192. Patients will be notified when the new office is ready.
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Carey
Findiny
S. Main St
LOREN_C
Pace
Candy Sale at Dibles Appliance Store Saturday
Notice announces a candy sale at Dible's Appliance Store on Saturday May 16 starting at 7 4 p.m. The event is sponsored by MYF and invites shoppers to join.
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Dible
MYF
Elks Club May Dinner and Music Night
The Elks Club hosts a Saturday evening dinner on May 16 with baked steak served 6 to 8 PM. Special dinner music follows, then favorite games at 9 PM and a performance by Dante to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Carey Council Reports May Meeting Actions and Upgrades
The Carey village council discussed hiring an operator and assistant for the sewage treatment plant, potential solutions due to salary limits, and authorized a mutual fire protection contract with McCutchenville. Ordinances on game rooms were amended, park and playground staffing maintained, and building permits approved for a bowling lanes project, a home, an office addition, and a veterinary clinic expansion. The panel also approved a sewer refund for Christ Lutheran Church, reviewed police receipts, rental options for a new air compressor, and addressed complaints about property upkeep and storm sewers in several streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryellen Miller
Carey
George Dunn
S. Lake Street
Dunn
Council
Muncie Findlay Street
E Findlay Street
Councilman Hagley
John Windau
Charles Laudenslager
Mr. Dunn
Paul van Dusen
Detroit
Injuries in One Car Mishaps Across Area
Several Carey residents were treated after weekend accidents. Dorothy Cole 19 and Nancy Gatchell 24 suffered knee contusions and chest injuries respectively when a car near Alvada went off road and overturned. Russell Barnett 19 and John Brown 19 escaped serious harm. McLaughlin 43 was injured near Carey and cited for driving left of center. A separate incident on SR 53 damaged a Wess Beekman motorcycle colliding with a Frazure car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Alvada
Seneca County
Dorothy M. Cole
Carey
Nancy Gatchell
Russell Barnett
Findlay
John E. Brown
Route 2
State Highway Patrol
Brown
Tiffin
Isidore D. McLaughlin
Wyandot County
Joe Frazure
Route Y
Salesman Transfers to Toledo Office in District Realignment
Dale Steyer of Shrader Tire and Oil Co is reassigned to a new territory and will operate from the Toledo office. He keeps part of his current area as the company realigns sales districts. The Steyers moved Saturday to 1003 Kipling Street, Toledo, and are staying with his mother during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Steyer
Shrader Tire and Oil Co
Toledo
Shrader Co
Steyer
Burson Block
W. Findlay Street
Kipling Street
Steyers
Fordyce Stroub
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Frank Barnhiser
Viola Class
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CHS
Jess W. Hensley
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Lacy Higgins
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Clarence Hoepf
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Virginia Hoffman
Ronald Dean Hunter
W. M. Hunter
Sandra Lee Hussey
Robert Hussey
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Edward Kessler
James Lee Kidwell
Darrel Kidwell
Vicki Kay Kinnard
Helen Kinnard
Frank David Kitzler
Robert Kitzler
Diana Marie Kromer
Norman Kromer
Gerald R. Lamberjack
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Ralpha Cariey
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E. McKee
Sheila Marie McKinnon
Howard McKinnon
Rick Miller
Joseph Miller
Ida
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Raymond Mitten
Carol Ann Muir
Franklin
Howard Presler
Thomas L. Putnam
Orvil Putnam
Diane Sue Rife
Fredrick
Rife
Linda Sue Risner
Henry Risner
George Savidge
Carol Ann Smith
Wade Speelman
Jahet Louise Sopher
Willis Sopher
Kenneth Steen
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David C. Stoltz
Geoil Stoltz
Debra A. Strahm
Leland Strahm
Betty Tong
Leonard Tong
Vern E. Walter
Paul Walter
Janice Sue Wicker
Elmer Wicker
William Joseph Windau
Norbert Windau
Joyce Ann Wise
Clifford Wise
Nhen Charles Zender
Ralph ‘Zender
Elks’ Club
Mutual Fire Protection
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Memorial Park
Columbia Gas of Ohio
State Health Department
Gether
W. R. Wagner
Ho'l
James Hall
Daniel Dible
Pahl
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Charles W. Wenner
Snyder Park
Talmadge R. Huston
S. Patterson Street
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Memorial Park Boulevard
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S. Patterson
Louis Hoepf
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