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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
10
Relatives and friends thank them for help cards flowers and prayers during hospitalization and Father LeRoy and Father Carroll for their visits.
The article explains that adding nickel or nickel plus chromium to iron yields non magnetism. It notes many high quality stainless steels contain about 18 percent chromium and 8 percent or more nickel.
The dwelling of the late Lincoln Tong at 130 High Street Carey will be offered at public sale by the estate administrator on Saturday June 1 1963 at 1 00 p.m. at the residence. The one story four room bath dwelling with garage will be open for inspection June 1 morning or by appointment with Mrs Dorcas Donelson Carey 396 5835. A 10 percent deposit is required from the high bidder with balance cash on deed delivery. The administrator reserves right to accept or reject any bids. GLEN L TONG Administrator 40314 West Wyandot Ave Upper Sandusky Ohio Wm J Hunter Attorney for estate.
Five young men registered with the Wyandot County Selective Service Board left by bus Monday for pre induction physical examinations at Fort Hayes in Columbus. They are James Clarence Courtad Carey Thomas Edison Walter Carey Robert Jackson Sowers Sycamore Dale Eugene Huston route 1 Wharton and Norbert Robert Frey route 2 Upper Sandusky.
Wyandot County Ohio invites sealed bids for a new 1963 two door passenger automobile with trade in of a 1958 Chevrolet sedan. Bids due June 3 1963 at 10 A.M. EST at the Office of the Board of Commissioners. Specifications available at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky Ohio. Trade in can be viewed during business hours. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF WYANDOT COUNTY OHIO CHARLES REED JR Clerk. 5-23-63
The Classic Bowling League held its annual banquet at Club Azzar with a strong turnout. Bowl-Era Lanes earned the league championship prize while D. Everhart posted the season high series of 670 and D. Ward bowled a high game of 279. Officers for 1963-64 include President E V McKee and VP W J Ogg.
The Saturday Night Mixed Doubles held a bowling banquet on Sunday May 5 at Bowl-Era Lanes. Trophies went to Lillian and Harold Evans and Dottie and Frank Heck. Lillian Evans high woman 234. Helen Douglas high series 530. Ray Hunker two trophies for high game 267 and high series 646. WIBC and ABC Belt Buckle awards went to Evelyn Dunbar most improved Iola Frey Jake Kidwell. Bowl-Era donated trophies. Carey Gann elected president Harold Evans VP Helen Douglas secretary. roll-off night kept every seven weeks with same rules.
Members of the Women's Bowling League of Recreation Lanes held a banquet at Bow and Arrow Restaurant in Upper Sandusky Monday. President Mrs Don Yingling welcomed guests as trophies and pins were awarded to Mapes Rexall team members and individuals for high games, high series, and perfect attendance. New officers were announced for the next two years. Twenty door prizes were awarded and head pin trophies donated by Recreation Lanes were presented.
Two pupils at West School collided while chasing a ball during recess. Archie Donelson, 3rd grade, required 16 stitches for a forehead wound while Clifford Lanker, 2nd grade, needed 6 stitches. Both were reported improving and back at school Monday.
Sixty three couples competed in the first mixed doubles handicap event at Bowl-Era Lanes held May 4 and 11. Ruth and Doc McKee won with 1289 handicap and trophy and prize money. Other winners included Dottie and Frank Heck Doris and Ben Hartinger Mary and Jerome Frey Joan and Harold Nye Esther Gemberling and Bernard Newlan Vera Bear and Rex Hawkins Carolyn Mullholand and John Mullholand Robbie Malesh and Thad Malesh Barb Zierolf and Bill Zierolf.
The third annual Derby Day at Carey Recreation Park drew a larger crowd despite afternoon rain. Eight prize categories were awarded to locals including Donald Stover and Betty Walter, with cash prizes for top fishers in each age and gender bracket. Dwight Brashares caught the longest fish at 19 inches and won a gold wallet and a $15 Newhard Studio certificate.
Lenna Myrtle Hauenstine 83 of Alpena Michigan formerly of Carey died May 13 1963 in Alpena Hospital after a stroke she was born August 5 1880 near Carey and was married to Harry Havenstine who died 1940 she leaves a daughter Mrs Roy King Alpena four grandchildren and three nieces Funeral services were held at 30 pm Thursday at Abele Funeral Home Toledo with burial at Toledo Memorial Park Cemetery near Sylvania.
Carey youths Vicki Heck and Gary Thomas competed in the State Elimination Tournament in Vandalia on May 11. Vicki placed 13th in girls and Gary finished 6th in boys. Winners advance to finals in Washington DC. They each earned BPA Champions trophies at Ashland on April 27.
The St Coca Cola League completed its season with a doubles tournament won by Dick Myers and Terry Heck scoring 1247 and a singles title won by Judy Heck with 640. A banquet follows at Bowl Era Lanes at 1 p.m. Saturday inviting all league members.
The Carey Jaycees sponsor the annual Junior Champ program this Sunday at Carey Memorial Park. Entry blanks are available from Dwight Nye or Jerry McCarley and must be turned in before Sunday. Events start at 1 p.m. for boys ages 10 to 17, split into two groups. Local winners age 15 and under advance to the statewide Junior Champ Meet July 27 at Mt. Vernon fair grounds.
Mothers and their children at Memorial Park baby pool will gain shade from a new 6 by 16 foot fiberglass roof funded by the Wyandot County Fraternal Order of Police. Carey police will install the shelter with steel framework to shade two benches, shielding families from sun.
Residents watched their children at play in the pool as the Upper Sandusky police commit to supplying baseballs and equipment for the local Little Leagues, according to Mr. Jacob.
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