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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1968

Page

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Gordon Ward to Address Carey High School Seniors

Carey High School will honor its seniors with Gordon L Ward as the commencement speaker on June 3 at 8 pm. Ward, a longtime WSPD TV newscaster and Columbia Gas of Ohio reporter, has a 18 year broadcasting career and ties to Bowling Green State University.

Carey High School Gordon L Ward Wspd TV Mr. Ward Columbia Gas Omo Gordon WLEC Sandusky Ohio National Broadcasting Company National Association of Broadcasters Wtol TV Wspd-Tv The United Methodist Church

Soldier Addresses in Army Roll Call

Pvt. Thomas E. Clark US 51880693 Co. C 84th Engineer Bn. (Const.) APO San Francisco Cal 96238 Sp/4 Steven M. Hussey US 51880021 245th SAC DR 15 APO San Francisco Calif 96337

Thomas E. Clark Co. C APO San Francisco Cal Steven M. Hussey S.A.C. DR Calif

Free Lube Job Offer at Bob's Citgo Clipping

A promotional clipping from Bob's Citgo advertises a free lube job for the first five customers who present the coupon. It thanks customers and invites business at the station.

Police Investigate Several Carey Area Car Crashes

The Carey Police Department probed multiple accidents from May involving William R. Deal in a 1957 Chevrolet, Rob ert Holt in a 1968 Buick, and three vehicles driven by Richard Smith Eugene Brand and Orion Wilgus. Damages ranged from 50 to 8000 dollars with citations issued for reckless operation and failure to yield.

Marion youths trigger high speed chase after dance

Four Marion youths attempted to disrupt a teenage dance at the American Legion Hall. They fled in a car owned by a boy's father, prompting a police chase that ended when the vehicle crashed on Frederick Street. Driver David Scheithauer, 18, was charged with crashing a stop sign reckless operation and leaving the scene.

American Legion Hall Marion Carey Frederick Street David Scheithauer Scheithauer

Carey Times on Sale Wednesday May 29

Notice states the Carey Times will be on sale Wednesday May 29 due to Decoration Day observed Thursday May 30.

The Carey Times

Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge to Meet Before Inspection

Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 656 will meet Monday May 27 at 8 p m Officers urged to attend due to only one practice before Inspection on June 10 7 10 p m summary of a traffic incident follows: Johnny Moyers 18 of South Street was struck while in the road by a vehicle on W Findlay Street Floyd Reinhart 18 of Carey Route 1 drove the other vehicle causing a collision with a parked car at 325 W Findlay owned by Sherman Heck Damages totaled 150 to Moyers 1960 Ford and 200 to Reinhart 1968 Chevrolet Moyers cited to Mayor s Court for failure to yield the right of way.

Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 656 Johnny Moyers South Street Lake Street W. Findlay Street Floyd Reinhart Route 1 Carey Sherman Heck Moyers Ford Reinhart Chevrolet Mayers

Village Council Delays Income Tax Vote and Approves Lease for Bucyrus Sweeper

The Village Council met in a brief session with no decision on the proposed 1% city income tax. It approved leasing a reconditioned street sweeper from Bucyrus at over $3,000, and agreed to follow a Bucyrus contract before final purchase.

Richard Brown Dunn State Highway Fund Bucyrus Windau Solidtor Memorial Park Council S. Patterson Street Mr Hailton Peiffer Washington D.C Federal Power Commission

Summer Driver Education and Typing Classes Planned

Summer offerings begin June 17 with driver education running about six weeks and typing course also starting that day. Driver students must be 15 by June 17, attend weekdays 9 30 to 11, complete 24 hours of in car instruction, and pay no cost for high school students while adults pay 25 dollars. Five dollars due at signup and twenty dollars by June 17. Typing is a personal course costing 25 dollars with 5 dollars due at signup and 20 dollars by June 17. minimum signup of 15 adults or students required. Contact the high school office by May 31.

Carey Board of Education Ronald Emplarge Community Action Commission Carey Douglas Wavers Mary Williams Carew Teathers Associaton Jennie Steen Charles Hall EA Carey Priject Read Hall Clovee Wentline Hhigh Com

Dollar in Danger topic at Kiwanis meeting

Jack W. Twining addressed the Carey Kiwanis Club on May 20, discussing The Dollar in Danger. The same week an auction supported by the Kiwanis drew praise while Calvin Thome of Peoples Bank spoke on the topic.

Jack W. Twining Molded Products Amerace Company Carey Kiwanis Club Say the Kiwanis Calvin Thome The Peoples Bank Islands

Birthday Honors and Remembrance Draw Poppy Day Message

Birthday greetings for Minnie Miller from 32 Street note her family links and descendants. Memorial Day tribute by the American Legion urges wearing a red poppy and recalls veterans' sacrifices. Mrs Margaret Lee wins $25 in groceries in a Free Draw at Carey’s Bowl-Era event. Bellevedere Mobile Home Days draw shoppers.

Lee Margaret Lee Ol Carey

Carey Mayor's Court Docket Highlights

Henry Blair 18 of Columbus cited for peeling tires with a $50 fine and $35 suspended costs Johnny Moyers 19 of E South Street assessed $10 and costs for failure to yield right of way William E Hurt Jr of Taylor Michigan fined $10 and costs for disobeying traffic vehicle

Carey Henry Blair Columbus Johnny Moyers E South Street William E Hurt, Jr Taylor Mich

Memorial Day Parade Forms for Cemetery Services

The parade will assemble at 9 30 a m at the library and travel to Spring Grove Cemetery for memorial services before proceeding to St Mary's Cemetery for further observances.

Spring Grove Cemetery St. Mary's Cemetery

Hours for 232 S. Lake Street Office Set

The facility at 232 S. Lake Street will open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays with hours continuing until further notice. Appointments may be made by calling on these days.

S. Lake Street

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Beta Psi Kappa Delta Phi Sorority Patricia Clemons Harriett Callahan Jo Anne Fox Wyandot County Vanlue and Carey Boards OF Education Vanlue Carey Boards of Education David E. Myers Vanille Board Vanlee Vanlte Board Ralph Wisner Paul Thomas Jack Miller Board of Education News Jill Kitzler Harold and Ruth Kitzler Carey Coffee Shop Jeffrey Fox E. North Street Peter Fox Keckler’s Jackie Kitzler Twinings Loriann Platt Worello Street Martin Plott Food‘land Daryl Edward Webb, Jr E. South Street Daryl Webb Harmony Shop Stacy Ratzman Dow Street Ronald Ratzman Conree W Schecks Smith Cna D. Smith G's Joel Fox Ise Webb E. South Waryx Webb Sr Mapes Rexall Gordon Ward Bob CITGO William R. Deal E. Findlay Street Deal Kramer Vance Street E. Findlay Vance Streets Robert Holt Indianaplis Ind N. Vance Street Holt Max Frye Frye Vance -E. Findlay Street Richard Smith Findlay Eugene Brand Orion Wilgus Wyandot Avenue Orcoming Brand Brand Wilgus Auto Buick Wilgus Lake and Marion Youths Council News T ‘Dollar U.S.A USA Weil Inter-Island United States Bretton Woods Tional Monetary Fund Minnie Miller Wharton Aaron Suber F Dren Miller Lawrence Orians Swidin Paule Our American Legion Legionaires Auxth Bers Legion Post Christ, Church ELKS Mayor’s Court Patricia Ann’s Beauty Shop
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