Local Legion selects Buckeye Boys State delegates
Commander Taylor announces Victor Worst Thomas Saunders and Joseph Greer chosen as delegates to Buckeye Boys State session at Ohio University Athens June 11 to 20 sponsored by the American Legion Carey Kiwanis Club and Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce Delegates were juniors from Ohio high schools for knowledge of history and government An assisting staff of about 50 Legionnaires 35 collegians and state officials will support the program
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C R Taylor
Earl Green
American Legion
Victor Worst
Thomas Saunders
Joseph Greer
Buckeye Boys
Carey Kiwanis Club
Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce
Victor
Ada Worst
Thomas
Myrtle Saunders
Joseph
John A. Greer
Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
C. R. Taylor
Earl Green Post No
Carey High School
Barbara Wise
Commander Taylor
Jeff Hilty
Jean Niederkohr
Dawn Dunn
Gerald Richards
Roger Dible
Susan Lamberjack
Carey Slow Pitch Softball League Forms Open Entries
The initial meeting for forming the Carey Slow Pitch Softball League was held at Carey High School on May 21. The Jaycee committee chaired by William Heath invites organizations to form teams to reach an eight team league, with a June 1 deadline for rosters and a $25 entry fee.
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Carey
Carey High School
Jaycee
William Heath
Jack Kitzler
Dwight Orians
Howard Snowberger
Leroy Meek
Seiberling Rubber Company
al Gardner
Porcelain Products Co
Anthony Fabiani
National Lime and Stone
Arden Doppler
Lutheran Church
Carl Cupp
Jaycees
American Legion
Legion Posts Call To Report Undecorated Graves
American Legion members decorated veterans graves Sunday in the area. Call 6 6271 after 3 p.m. today or Friday or contact Paul Krupp at 6 2721 to report any overlooked graves for Memorial Day decoration.
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Legion
American Legion
The
Paul Krupp
Stamp Club Formation Meeting at Public Library
Interested collectors meet at the public library at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss forming a stamp club. Those unable to attend can call Keith Richards at 6 5904 or see Charles Mathern for details.
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Keith Richards
Charles Mathern
Rosary-Altar Leaders Attend Deanery Meeting at Reed
Committee chairmen from the Rosary-Altar Society of St. Nicholas Church in French Town attended the deanery meeting at Reed on May 19. Listed participants include Mrs Ed Collet Mrs Oswald Huss Mrs Silverius Lafontaine Mrs Herman Lonsway Mrs Vincent Popenberg Mrs Leo Tiell Mrs Richard Wonderly and Miss Mildred Wuebbe.
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Rosary-Altar Society
St. Nicholas Church
Frenchtown
Reed
Ed Collet
Oswald Huss
Silverius Lafontaine
Herman Lonsway
Vincent Popenberg
Leo Tiell
Richard Wonderly
Mildred Wuebbe
Roszman Couple Buy Home at 177 Wall Street
Mr and Mrs Clyde Roszman of Tiffin have purchased and moved into a new house at 177 Wall Street. Mrs Roszman was formerly Mary Martha Lab of Carey.
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Clyde Roszman
Tiffin
Wall Street
Roszman
Mary Martha Lab
Carey
Fr Wilfrid to Celebrate First Mass at Shrine Sunday
Fr Wilfrid C Logsdon will celebrate his ordination Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation Sunday at 10 30 am with assisting clergy from OFM Conv. The sermon will be delivered by Fr Bonaventure Crowley. A reception at the parish hall follows. He will be assigned briefly to St Benedicts Terre Haute and St Stephens Milwaukee.
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Wilfrid C. Logsdon
Bartholomew Leis
OFM
Benjamin Knopp
Bonaventure Crowley
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Wilfrid
Wilfrid Logsdon
Father Wilfrid
St Benedict's Catholic Church
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Stephen's
Milwaukee
St. Joseph’s
Salem Township
Wilfrid S. Logsdon
Logsdon
Edwin Borntraeger
Earl Zajdel
Michael Orians
Dwight Myers
Mark Mindrup
Frin Simeon Yates
Francis Weaver
Daryl Dible
Paul Miller
Allen Dible
Richard Haefling
Francis Russell
Edward J. Smith
Clarence Smith
Joseph Hohman
Daniel Kirtan
Paul R. Wahrer
Tiffin
Harry E. Myers
Norman Kramer
Lawrence Orians
Raymond Peiffer
Carey
Mrs Gamel Celebrates 93rd Birthday Today
Mrs Clarence Gamel of 126 High Street marks her 93rd birthday today. She says she remains active and enjoys porch watching rather than reading in summer. Her husband’s birthday is May 7 and relatives’ birthdays fall in May.
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Clarence Gamel
High Street
Senior Y-Teens Bid Farewell in May Meeting
The Y-Teens held their final meeting of the year on Monday May 18 to honor the seniors. Becky Mullholand led devotions, Norma Doppler and Karen Terry sang Graduation Day, and Charlene Hackworth read a seniors poem. Mrs Josephine Newhard spoke on graduation advice as Karen Terry introduced her. Linda Wise spoke for the group and presented a gift to Mrs Ernest Leathers.
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Becky Mullholand
Norma Doppler
Karen Terry
Altman
Charlene Hackworth
Josephine Newhard
Linda Wise
Ernest Leathers
Flower Arranging Workshop at Catholic Hall
The Carey Garden Club hosts a flower arranging workshop at Catholic Hall on Thursday June 4. Instructor is Mrs Charles Raiser a accredited flower show judge. The session opens at 10 am with a 50 cent registration. sack lunch and refreshments provided.
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Catholic Hall
Charles Raiser
Worshop
Carey Garden Club
McCutchenville WSCS Officers Attend Training Day
Mrs Edgar Bloom and other McCutchenville Methodist WSCS officers attended Training Day May 18 at Howard Church Findlay. Hundreds of East Central District officers were present with 30 in the presidents clinic and near total participation.
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Edgar Bloom
Fred Teal
Paul McNutt
Glen Tallman
Opal McQuistion
McCutchenville
Public Meeting Set On June 1 At Courthouse
A public meeting of the Council for Retarded Children will be held at 8 p.m. Monday June 1 at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky. Everyone is welcome.
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Council For Retarded Children
Upper Sandusky
Hoax Fire Call Costs Towns In Ohio Farm Incident
A juvenile prank summoned the Crawford township volunteer fire department to the Savidge farm near Carey at 5 40 pm Monday costing 27 50 for the crew and 3 for a stand by volunteer. Fireman Orion Wilgus lost a wrist watch and Stanley Parsons sunglasses were blown off during the response. Motorists slowed the unit en route. Dick Tanner did not make the call according to his employer at Scheck's Market.
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Webster
Tanner
Savidge
George Savidge
Carey
Ralph Tanner
Scheck
Crawford Township
Orion Wilgus
Stanley Parsons
Carey Varsity Tennis Saffs Fostoria Redmen 41 0
Carey high school tennis closed the season with a 41 victory over Fostoria Redmen. Senior Alan Davis beat Mike Hiller in three sets, Eddie Davis defeated Jim Payne, and Carey won both doubles matches. This was the final match for seniors Alan Davis Eddie Davis and Keith Richards.
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Eddie Davis
Carey
Fostoria
Redmen
Lowell Shrider
Alan Davis
Mike Hiller
Jim Payne
Davis
Tom Jackson
Terry Myers
Keith Richards
Carl Sharp
Joe Fruth
John Barber
Carey High School Commencement Crowds Auditorium Overflows
The 73rd annual commencement at Carey High School fills the auditorium beyond capacity with extra chairs needed. Rev Charles L. Harrison of the Boys' Industrial School Lancaster delivers a speech noting that disappointments can become gains and comparing a graduate's life to Cape Canaveral missile launches, stressing a strong foundation for success.
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Carey High School
Charles L. Harrison
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Cape Canaveral
Capable Carey Co-Eds Meet At Christ Lutheran Church
Sixteen members attended the Capable Carey Co-Eds Junior group meeting after school at Christ Lutheran Church. Janet Burson led recreation, Holly Spayd conducted the business session, Ruth Logsdon led the pledge, and roll call cited a favorite flower. A yearly program booklet was handed to each member by advisor Mrs Alden Smith. An invitation was extended for the Mother-Daughter tea on Sunday June 7 at 2 30 p.m. at the Lutheran Church. Rebecca Wyatt, Reporter.
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Capable Carey
Lutheran Church
Rebecca Wyatt
Salem Junior Band entertains boosters at school meet
The Junior Band of the Salem School directed by Harold Greenwald entertained the Salem Music Boosters at the May 20 meeting. Secretary Mrs. Ivan Schoenberg er read the minutes. Summer practice begins Fridays starting June 5 with the Junior Band at 7 and the Senior Band at 8.
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Salem School
Harold Greenwald
Salem Music Boosters
Ivan Schoenberger
Girl Scout Parade Assembly at Library in Uniform
All Girl Scouts and Brownies meet at the library in uniform at 9 30 a m on May 30 for a parade event led by local troop leaders.
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Girl Scouts
Brownies
Memorial Day Memorial Services Across Town
The annual Memorial Day observance begins Saturday at 9 30 with a parade from the library to Spring Grove Cemetery. Rev Angelus La Fleur will honor fallen service members from all wars. A St Marys Cemetery service follows with local veterans groups marching, and transportation provided for the elderly. Earl Green Post organizes the events and has decorated area veterans' graves.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
Angelus la Fleur
OFM
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
St. Mary's Cemetery
Legion’s
Earl Green Post
Rams beat Carey 72 45 in final track meet of the season
In Upper Rams hosting on May 18, Carey finish 3-4 as John McDaniel leads Carey with 14 points and wins in the 440 while Sam Welker takes two firsts in the mile and half mile. Leo Beagle wins low hurdles as five seniors bid farewell.
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Eddie Davis
Carey
Blue Devils
Upper Rams
John McDaniel
Blue Devil
Sam Welker
Leo Beagle
Ed Warfel
CHS
Tom Greer
Don Wentling
Dennis Yingling
Wimner family buys Findlay home on North Street move planned
Mr and Mrs Leroy Wimner purchase the three story tri level at 330 W North Street from Mr and Mrs Eugene Laube. The Wimners plan to move with their children Randy and Janet from 526 W Findlay Street over the weekend. The Laubes and family will relocate temporarily to a rented home on Park Street Findlay possibly tomorrow.
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Leroy Wimner
North Street
Eugene Laube
Randy
Janet
W. W Clark
Findlay Street
Laube
Park Street
Findlay
Families Move to New Farm Home Southwest of Town
Mr and Mrs Floyd Mack and daughters Darla Cindy and Donna plan to move from Tiffin later this week to the farm residence vacated by the Robert Kemerley family, southwest of town, owned by Mr and Mrs Clarence Kemerley. The Macks' father is employed by Swan Rubber Co. The Kemerleys, who work in Findlay, will move to a newly purchased home there.
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Floyd Mack
Darla
Cindy
Donna
Tiffin
Robert Kemerley
Clarence Kemerley
Mack
Swan Rubber Co
Kemerley
Findlay
Carey Barber Shops Open Friday Evening May 29
The Carey Barber Shops will stay open Friday evening May 29 until 9 00 p m. This notice informs customers of extended hours for that date.
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Carey
Home delivery ads for Sun Sun day Detroit Times and others
Advertisement line offers home delivery for Sun day and daily Detroit Times Cleveland Plain Dealer Columbus Citizen or Columbus Star with a contact phone 6 6252. The reference ends with 22 23.
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Detroit Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Columbus Citizen
Columbus Star
Homestead Restaurant Schedule Notice
The Homestead Restaurant will open on Thursday May 28 and close on Saturday May 30 according to the notice.
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Homestead
Junior Champ program on Carey High School track
Jaycees and Carey Jaycees sponsor a Junior Champ track meet under Eisenhower fitness program. On Sunday June 7 at 1 p.m. at Carey High School track three divisions will run 50 75 and 100 yard dashes relay races shot put broad jump and bicycle races for boys ages 8 to 13. Ribbons awarded to top six in each event and class. Entry blanks from Mr Greer at the pool opening day. Committee: John Drobnick chair Carl Cupp Vern Hull Bill Heath Dwight Orians.
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Eisenhower
Carey, Jaycees
Carey High School
Greer
John Drobnick
Carl Cupp
Vern Hull
Bill Heath
Dwight Orians
Graduation Held At New Riegel High School
Commencement exercises were held at New Riegel High School Tuesday night. Diploma recipients included Agnes Catherine Goshe and Donald Joseph Rogier who tied for top honors, with James Joseph Theis salutatorian and a list of graduates such as Leonard Joseph Brandt Cletus Alvin Reinhart Paul Joseph Ratz Jr. Gerald Joseph Mathias Floyd Joseph Reinhart Kathryn Marie Hark Theresa Rose Theis Joanne Lucy Wank Joseph Thomas Reinhart Robert Silverius Lafontaine Ferdinand Anthony Hohman Janet Marnie Wagner Donald Ralph Steinhauser Janice Anne Scherger Donna Jean Nye Michael Eugene Tiell Raymond Michael Theis Ralph Urban Theis Donald Henry Gerschutz Rosella Agnes Frank Janice Rose Lauer Daniel Joseph Osborn Herold George Logsdon and Annetta Marie Huss.
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New Riegel High School
Agnes Catherine Goshe
Donald Joseph Rogier
James Joseph Theis
Leonard Joseph Brandt
Cletus Alvin Reinhart
Paul Joseph Ratz
Gerald Joseph Mathias
Floyd Joseph Reinhart
Kathryn Marie Hark
Theresa Rose Theis
Joanne Lucy Wank
Joseph Thomas Reinhart
Robert Silverius Lafontaine
Ferdinand Anthony Hohman
Janet Marnie Wagner
Post Office Closure Notice for May 30
The post office will be closed Saturday May 30 with no deliveries city or rural J A Schira Postmaster
Boys 13 to 15 invited to American Legion baseball
Boys between 13 and 15 inclusive are invited to a meeting at the ball park this Friday evening at 6 30 to learn about American Legion baseball opportunities.
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American Legion
Ball Park
Little Leaguers Gather at Field Friday Evening
Eight to twelve year old players are invited to the baseball field on Friday night at 6 30 for a community game and activities sponsored by local leagues.
CAREY FARMERS COOP CLOSING SATURDAY ALL DAY
CAREY FARMERS COOP announces closure for the day Saturday. The note provides no further details beyond the one day shutdown.
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Carey Farmers’ Coop. CO
Ridge 4-H Club Meeting Today With Nancy Wickham
The Ridge 4-H Club holds an organizational meeting at 1 p.m. today led by Nancy Wickham. Members aged 10 to 18 are welcome to attend.
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Nancy Wickham
National Lime and Stone Honors Five 25 Year Employees
Five 25 year employees of National Lime and Stone Co were honored at a May 20 dinner at Findlay Country Club. Watches were presented by VP L G Love to Carl Barrett Francis England Delmar Platt Peter Jacobs all from the Carey plant and Rudolph Meyer of the Lima plant. Special recognition went to two 50 year veterans J E Reynolds Carey and Roy R Joseph Lima. Paul Palmer presided. The event honored 121 employees over 9 years. The firm organized in Carey March 17 1903 and now operates 8 plants with 500 plus workers. General offices are in Findlay.
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National Lime and Stone Co
Findlay Country Club
L G Love
Carl Barrett
Francis England
Delmar Platt
Peter Jacobs
Carey
Rudolph Meyer
Lima
J. E. Reynolds
Roy R. Joseph
Paul Palmer
Samuel H Friesner
Robert F Annesser
Cyril Baker
Frank Phillips
Findlay
George Ash to Celebrate 98th Birthday Saturday
George Ash will quietly observe his 98th birthday Saturday in the home of his niece Mrs C C Thome on St Marys Avenue where he resides He was uptown Wednesday forenoon when the Carey Times called to check on his anniversary celebration.
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George Ash
C. C. Thome
St Mary's Avenue
Ash
Carey Times
Carey Kiwanis Inducts Rex Huston in Ada Visit
C E Wintringham of Ada and lieutenant governor of Division 2 Ohio Kiwanis visited the Carey Kiwanis Club Monday. Rex Huston was inducted into membership by Wintringham. The meeting adjourned for Carey High School commencement.
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C. E Wintringham
Ada
Division 2
Ohio Kiwanis
Carey Kiwanis Club
Rex Huston
Wintringham
Carey High School
Goodwill Truck Scheduled to Visit Carey June 4
The Goodwill truck will be in Carey Thursday morning June 4 to collect furniture clothing appliances and toys. Call Mrs. Lester Smiley at 6 4274 to arrange disposal prior to that day.
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Carey
Lester Smiley
Knights of Columbus Hold 60th Convention in Toledo
The 60th annual Knights of Columbus convention met at the Commodore Perry Hotel in Toledo from Saturday to Monday. Carey Council No. 1925 sent Grand Knight Rene Dubois and C. R. Lonsway with their wives, as sessions, a Pontifical High Mass, a dance, a State Deputy banquet, and a women’s luncheon and style show highlighted the event.
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Knights of Columbus
Commodore Perry
Toledo
Carey Council No. 1925
Rene Dubois
C. R. Lonsway
George J Behring
Carey High School Alumni Dance And Class Reunions
Several Carey High School reunion dinners are planned for tomorrow evening. The class of 1909 will dine at the Homestead Restaurant to mark the 50th anniversary. Fourteen members and ten guests from the 1934 class have dinners at the Hotel Carey while the class of 1949 reserves at Club Azzar Alvada. The alumni reception and dance follow at the school from 9 to 12 with Hal Saliers' orchestra performing.
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Carey High School
Homestead
Hotel Carey
Azzar
Alvada
Hal Saliers
Carey Farmers Club Hears Slides From Miss Leemhuis
Miss Sybbig Leemhuis of Holland showed slides of her homeland and gave an engaging talk at the Carey Farmers Community Club meeting on Monday evening.
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Sybbig Leemhuis
Holland
Carey Farmers Community Club
Carey Spring Open Qualifying Weekend Sees Final Chance
This weekend marks the last opportunity to qualify for the Carey Spring Open tournament. The event promises surprises and prizes, with J. Welsh urging players not to miss the chance.
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Carey Memoral Park
the Legion
Village of
Newhard Studio
Newhard Smith
Legionnaires
R. D. McGill
Jette Orians
Dennis Yates
Solomon Ruffing
Carey Memorial Park
Purchase House
WSCS
Salem Band
Newhard Scudio
Rams
Whip Carey
New Riegel
J A Schira
Little Leaguers
RIDGE
Nat'l Lime and Stone
Kiwanis News
Goodwill
Farmers Community Club
J. Welsh
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