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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1958

Page

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Harry's Drug Store Modernization Grand Reopening

After 22 years serving Carey and vicinity Harry's Drug Store unveils a fully modernized facility. Owner Harry E. Myers highlights a new prescription department with a drop ceiling and 10-foot work unit, expanded photo and cosmetic sections, and 36 feet of self service gondolas. Grand reopening set for May 22 23 and 24 inviting all to attend.

Harry’s Drug Carey Harry E. Myers Charles Brayton Harry’s Drug Store

Carey Centennial Stock Drive Offered by Kiwanis Club

Be a shareholder in the centennial celebration buy stock in the Greater Carey Centennial Corporation. This is a loan not a donation stock redeemable in August from Centennial headquarters. Funds to be used as operating capital in early celebration. Sales start this Saturday May 17 at Centennial HQ Findlay and Vance Streets.

Greater Carey Centennial Corporation Centennial Headquarters Carey Kiwanis Club Centennial Findlay and Vance Streets Ohio Kiwanis International Carey

Clean Up Week Starts Tuesday for Carey Centennial

Carey's clean-up week begins Tuesday with free curbside haul for residents. Place refuse on the designated day in the correct town section. alleys may be used by apartment residents. Schedule lists four areas from May 20 to May 23 with section details and street bounds.

Carey Greater E. Findlay N. Vance N.Y.C. Railroad W. Findlay Findlay N.Y.C

Two Carey Girls Injured In Crash Near Upper Sandusky

Ellen Powers 16 and Mary Marine 17, passengers in a car driven by William Lambrite 17, were seriously injured when the vehicle left County Road 124 five miles north of Upper Sandusky. Powers suffered multiple injuries and was moved from Wyandot Memorial to University Hospital Columbus. Marine has a broken shoulder and facial injuries but with satisfactory progress. The sheriff cited high speed as the cause. companions Lambrite and James Cook 17 were treated for concussions and scalp lacerations.

Ellen Powers Elmer Powers Mary Marine Lyle Marine Ellen Wyandot Memorial Hospital University Hospital, Columbus Mary Upper Sandusky William F. Lambrite James Cook Upper Sandusky Wyandot County Sheriff's Department

Carey Businessmen Vote to Close Half Days in Summer

At the May 6 meeting the Carey businessmen voted to close stores at noon on Thursdays during June July and August. Summer hours will be Monday to Wednesday 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 12 noon and Friday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Carey

Beauty Shop Event Sponsored by Women’s Club

A Thursday event at Charlotte's Beauty Shop is sponsored by the Women's Club, indicating a local community gathering.

Charlotte’s Women’s Club

Poppy Day Emphasizes War Dead Memorial and Aid

Poppy Day on May 24 highlights the poppy as a memorial flower of America’s war dead. The poppies are made by ill and handicapped veterans in hospitals and homes and sold by the American Legion Auxiliary to fund welfare for hospitalized veterans and needy veterans and their families. From May 1957 to May 1958 Unit 344 of the Auxiliary contributed to hospitals, child welfare and community services, including Chillicothe VA Hospital, Dayton VA Hospital, Cincinnati VA Hospital, Brecksville VA Hospital, Sandusky Soldier and Sailors Home, and local charities such as Red Cross and Easter Seals.

America American Legion Auxiliary Unit 344 The Chillicothe V.A. Hospital State Department American Legion Xenia Children’s Home Chillicothe V. A. Hospital Dayton V.a. Hospital Cinnati V. A Brecksville V. A. Hospital Dayton V. A. Hospital Sandusky Soldier and Sailors Home Carey Community Chest Red Cross Wyandot County T. B. Association Heart Fund Wyandot County Society For Crippled Children Wyandot County Cancer Society

Mrs Paul Rodgers Chosen JCJs President At Meeting

Mrs Paul Rodgers was elected president of the JayCees Monday evening at the home of the retiring president Mrs Robert Mape. Other officers named were Vice President Mrs Russell Hagley Secretary Mrs David Myers and Treasurer Mrs Earl Greer Installation set for June A tea towel shower honored Mrs Gene Bingle Findlay and Mrs Allan Smith Jr The club mother daughter tea will be Sunday 2 to 4 at First Methodist Church Guests include retired members Philharmonic Society to provide entertainment A donation to the school for retorted children was made Assistants included Mrs Carl Turnbell Mrs Donald Traxler and Mrs Robert Jacob

Paul Rodgers JayCee Robert Mape Russell Hagley David Myers Earl Greer Gene Bingle Findlay Allan Smith First Methodist Church Carey Philharmonic Society School Carl Turnbell Donald Traxler Robert Jacob

Five Toledo youths earn 4 day Norfolk Naval Yards tour

Five Carey youths earned a four day trip to the Naval Yards in Norfolk Virginia by selling Toledo Blade subscriptions. Eligible to depart Sunday by train are John Jacoby Paul Fox James England Roger Mullholand and Roger Jenet. The boys achieved the required 30 points to qualify.

Naval Yards Norfolk Carey John Jacoby Paul Fox James England Roger Mullholand Roger Jenet Toledo Blade Carriers

Carey Kiwanis and Bustle and Bust plan centennial events

Carey Kiwanis members and wives gathered for an early breakfast at Home stead Restaurant as part of the Centennial stock sale campaign led by F. D. Jackson and Joe Newhard. Bustle and Bustle Chapter No 9 met at Centennial headquarters with high bustles Martha Pahl presiding and plans for bingo and dues.

Newhard Carey Kiwanis Club Homestead Kiwanis Club George W. Snyder Centennial Martha Pahl Joe Newhard Greater Carey Treasury Centennial Fund Audrey Wenzinger Susie Quill

Sale of Greater Carey Centennial stock begins

The Carey Kiwanis Club offers all stock in the Greater Carey Centennial Corporation for sale. Joe Newhard hands the first stock certificate to president J F Dible as Charles E. Winkleman watches. The jubilee activities and club meetings outline dress codes fines and dues for ongoing events.

Joe Newhard Newhard Greater Carey Centennial Corporation F. D. Jackson Jackson J. F. Dible Dible The Carey Kiwanis Club Charles E. Winkleman Wapakoneta

Brothers of the Brush form new group Brush Fiddlers

The Brothers of the Brush organize as Brush Fiddlers with David Yingling as president and William Yingling as secretary treasurer. Howard Snow berger is publicity chairman and Paul Craft is sheriff. They set rules and plan a meeting Monday May 19 at 7 30 p.m. at the bowling alley.

Brothers of the Brush the Brush Fiddlers David Yingling William Yingling Howard Snowberger Paul Craft

Calico Girls of Centennial Belles elect officers

The Calico Girls of the Centennial Belles pick Mrs. George Corron as high hustle leader with officers Silver bustle Mrs Roy Sergeant Susy Quill Miss Elizabeth Iden Calamity Jane Mamie Nye and E J Wetzel. Bylaws set 25 cent fines for violations and rules require daily badge wear Centennial dress at meetings bonnets after 5 pm and dues of 25 cents per meeting. A public party is planned for Saturday June 7 at the Eagles Hall highlighting America's favorite pastime.

Jubilee Belles Centennial High Bustle Coy Druckemiller Susie Quill Jack Orians Howard Snowberger C. W. Ritter David Yingling Centennial Belles George Corron Roy Sergeant Susy Quill Elizabeth Iden Calamity Jane Mamie Nye E J Wetzel America Eagles Hall

Century Belles donate proceeds to Carey Centennial Fund

The Century Belles gave $28.10 from a Saturday bake sale at the Hotel Carey to support the Greater Carey Centennial Fund. Mrs. Oscar J. Twining serves as president and Mrs. William Hamm as board representative.

Century Belles Greater Carey

Carey Brush Burns Chapter Formed and Centennial Softball Event

Carey Brush Burns Chapter No. 2 of the Brothers of the Brush organized April 15 with Bill Dible as membership chair man. Meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays at Dible's Sheet Metal Shop. Officers include President George Richardson and secretary treasurer Herb Dible. Centennial Softball Game planned for Sunday June 1 with captains Dave Myers and Cal Taylor staging teams.

Carey Brush Burns Brothers of the Brush Bill Dible Dible George Richardson Herb Dible Carey Brushkateers Dave Myers Cal Taylor

Nutshell Cafeteria Menu Week of May 19

The week’s menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday including hot dogs and mac salad on Monday and tuna salad on Friday with milk. The Hi Y Club held its final meeting last Monday night at the new park for a wiener roast, then returned to school for a brief election of a new vice president, Tom Saunders. Farewell to seniors Dennis Long through Terry Jesko was given. Eddie Davis notes secretary duties.

New Park Tom Saunders Dennis Yingling Dennis Long Martin Jenkins Eddie Hotelling David Heck David Krout Jan Hill Lynn Welker Darel Eschbach Raymond Wickham Larry Cole Willis Wentling Terry Jesko Eddie Davis

Senior Events Schedule At Local High School

May events listed for the high school include a Senior Farewell Assembly on May 21 at 2 p.m. and Grade Award Assembly on May 23 at 9:15 a.m. in the High School Auditorium. The Baccalaureate is May 25 at 8 p.m., Commencement May 26 at 8 p.m., Junior Senior Prom May 28 at 6:30 p.m., and Grade Cards distribution May 29 at 9 a.m.

Junior Y Teens Bid Farewell to Seniors in May Meeting

On May 5 the Junior Y-Teen members held a farewell for the Seniors in Mrs Leathers room. Linda Wise opened the meeting as decorations and a window scene highlighted the Seniors. Each Senior identified personal articles and Junior girls presented gifts before Mrs Newhard spoke and a memory gift from the Seniors was given by Carol Coppler. Refreshments followed.

Linda Wise Mrs. Leathers

Carey Jaycees Elect Leaders and Plan Community Survey

Paul Rodgers was elected president of the Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce at the May 7 meeting. Ronald Treece Vernon Hull Robert Jacob Howard Snowberger Reid Heck and Robert Mapes named to officer and director posts. Jaycees will mail a comprehensive questionnaire to every household to gauge public opinion on town needs.

Paul Rodgers Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce IOOF Ronald Treece Vernon Hull Robert Jacob Howard Snowberger Reid Heck Robert Mapes Ronald Reed Norwalk Tennyson Williams Delaware Jaycees Williams Carey Jcs Carey Community Development Corp

Cancer Fund Drive Falls Short Of Coal In Carey Vicinity

Wyandot county Cancer Society reports receipts totaling 4096.80 toward a 4200 goal. Carey Crawford and Ridge townships raised 1368.05 with Carey at 1045.05 and Ridge at 75.75. Carvass efforts led by Mrs Cole and a volunteer group include Mrs Romig Mrs Bayes and others.

Cancer Fund Carey Wyandot County Wade Speelman The Cancer Society Crawford Ridge Crawford Township Ridge Township Speelman Carvass William Cole T. D. Romig Lowell Bayes Claren Baker Dale Thomas Earl Robison Ralph Pratt V. J. Krupp

Cancer Fund Supper and Dance Supports Wyandot Cancer Society

Gratitude to all who aided the Eagles Cancer Fund supper and dance. Special thanks to workers and Slim Coakley plus the Rhythm Ranch Boys for music. The event raised 150 to benefit the Wyandot Cancer Society. Mrs Wade Speelman.

Cancer Fund The Eagles Slim Coakley Rhythm Ranch Boys Wyandot Cancer Society Wade Speelman

Carey Decent Literature Committee Organizes

A Carey group formed a Decent Literature Committee with two representatives from Our Lady of Consolation First Methodist Evangelical United Brethren and Christ Lutheran churches. It lists objectionable magazines and books for local dealers to remove, notes dealer cooperation, and cites national anti obscenity action and urging letters to Bricker Lausche Betts.

Carey Our Lady of Consolation Church First Methodist Church Evangelical United Brethren Church Christ Lutheran Church National Office Fostoria Washington House House Judiciary Committee Senate John W Bricker Frank J. Lausche Jackson E Betts

Watkins Dealer Appointment Notice in Carey Village

Kenneth Logsdon announces his appointment as the Watkins dealer for Carey village inviting patronage and support from local residents.

Watkins Carey

Coppler Family Hosts and Local News In Findlay Area

Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs A E Coppler and children David Ann and Carol Jean from Findlay to the Coppler parents on Muncie Street. Supper guests were Mr and Mrs Melford Coppler and Christine from Upper Sandusky. Wayne Smalley has left the U S Navy after three years service and returns to farming. The McKinnon family rented the Kitzler duplex on Newhard Street formerly occupied by the Orians. Dinner guests were C C Wenner and A E Coppler with Arien Coppler's family Laura and Lex northeast of town.

Gerald Coppler David Ann Carol Jean Findlay A. E. Coppler Muncie Street Melford Coppler Christine Upper Sandusky Aidan McKinnon Kitzler Duplex Newhard Street Lyle Orians Wayne Smalley Earl Smalley U. S. Navy Smalley Germany C. C Wenner Arien Coppler Laura Lex

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boys ON Tour Earl S. Burson Harold Shiley Charles Schwemley T. E Dromgold Edgar Keller T. E. Dromgold C. A Yeoman Kiwanian Cloyce Wentling T.H. Malesh Darel Eschbach, Jr David Klein Jubilee Belles Organize Moose Hall Jack McKee Fred. Lynch Mildred Butcher Phyllis Simon Gussie Young Russell Walter Dean Clady Daisy Moyer Yvonne Bleam Board of Governors Clarence Nash Calico William Heath Rex Huston Charles Heck H. R. Wenner Petunia Pals Newhard Studio Brush Fiddlers Calico Girls Buckboard Buckboard Ladies Shelter House Force Jaycees Decent Literature Committee Kenneth Logsdon
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