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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1963

Page

2

Carey and region notes mix of traffic counts and community news

The item reports George Wolfrum Sr counting Main Street traffic over 12 hours showing 1200 to 1700 on weekdays and 1700 cars with 300 pedestrians on Sunday. It lists local attendances at the State High School track meet including Richard Frederick and Truman Romig, an essay prize for Romig, new job for Don Hunter, trips to Indianapolis for Memorial Day races, and various church and school updates across Carey Findlay and Vanlue communities.

George Wolfrum Hocking Valley Wolfrum Columbus Richard Frederick David Kear Harold Graves Ned Twinihg Gerald Kitzler Clyde Huston Ralph Huston L. D. Trubey I. G. Huston F. A. Galbroner LaVerge Alma Bish Irene Gillet Cleo ‘Sawyer Bucyrus George Constien Ora Essex Ohio Wesleyan Truman Romig Harlow van Buren Wittenberg Cletus Remlinger Roger Lindsay Richard King Carey Near Carey Wittenberg College Ohio Farmer Magazine Romig Don Hunter Western Union Ross Patterson H. L. Tracy Fordyce Ogg N. H. Ryder Indianapolis Hancock News John Hancock Crawford Methodist S. V. Bevington C. S. Millard Findlay Speeder Clarence Thome el Paso Texas Ella Laughlin Mattie Myers Roy Montague Lucile Stanley Sycamore W. N. Michaels Delia Michaels Michaels Delia Stork The M. E. Church Juune Brate Our Lady of Consolation Tolédo Karke Brown Friars Minor Convent Arthur ‘Brown Wand Harry ‘Hickle Ernoon Margaret Dangler Charles Veach Kalida Ww. J. Nbaum Blanchard Nesbaum Hickle Alfred ‘K. Davis Rose Marie Rose Diller Clara Belle Roszman Laurell Dible Ann Dible Charlotte Tucker Phyllis Stombaugh Barbara Gerhart Sally Jaster Findlay Hospital Norman Gamel East of Carey Edward Riester E. Findlay Street Mercy Hospital Tiffin Linus Mitten Beebe Zack Montgomery Jimmy Chester Vogel Melvin Diana Eddie Ralph Tanner Russell Greene Jerome Weinandy Donelson’s George. Ball Ruth Michael Phyllis Stephen Ralph Haford Franklin David Jane Carol Jane Shane Margaret Coleman Boston Mass Miss B. M. Bachar Jacob Nitrauer I. L. Culler Warren Markley Homer Stevens Springfield Peter Long William Muhn Bobby Long Toledo A. N. Stevens Stanley Ensminger Gary Bellevue Ensminger Kroger O. C. Rickle Rickle Girard Rickle Jacob Reuter Main Patterson Streets Ray Stroub Ray Alice Beebe Ray Beebe W. North Street W. D. Wooley W. Findlay Street

Carey area news and social notes from 1943

A recap of community events includes parish life with ordination plans for Father Brown, local weddings and birthdays, council appointments, and civic notes. Also listed are fund-raising, travel for young women to Boston, a golden wedding anniversary, hospital births, and various social visits among Carey residents.

Ex Presidents May Mail Free Envelopes Under New Law

The article notes a Congress act allowing any former U S president to send mail without stamps, with signatures in the upper right corner deemed sufficient. It contrasts this with sobering India birth figures where about a quarter die at birth and another quarter before age ten. It also wryly observes that wealth gaps persist in households with taxes and dependents, and that the sick on his day off feels worse than anyone.

U. S Congress India

Carey High Graduates Bid Farewell With Mixed Emotions

The GRAND OLD SENIORS of Carey High march in a graduation ceremony marked by smiles and tears. Seniors reflect on four years of hard work, leaving a memory that will live on in future classes as they begin their adult lives.

Carey Carey’ High Tof Carey High Josephine Troiano

Carey High School Seniors Farewell Note

A letter from Donna Kromer to Carey High School seniors reflects sadness at their departure, praising their loyalty and friendship and wishing them the best in the years ahead. The message invites seniors to continue their good work as they leave the familiar school halls behind.

Carey High School Donna Kromer

Head Typist Graduates Elizabeth Riester Key Year

The school news year features Elizabeth Riester as head typist with assistance from Stanley Phillips. Other helpers include Carol Putnam Sandra Hussey Di anne Rowe Janice Craft and Vicki Heck, acknowledged for occasional support.

Elizabeth, Riester Stanley, Phillips Liz Stanley Carol Putnam Sandra Hussey Dianne Rowe Janice Craft Vicki Heck

Track Awards Recipients Listed by Year in Report

The article lists track award recipients by year. First Year awardees include Delmo Arend Ver Nor Row Joe Fabiani Joe Bernard Kenny Rice Dave Yeoman Nick Long Eugene Myers Kenny Unverforth. Second Year winners include Roger Newcomer Dwight Arlington Dave Myers Dale Hoffman Bob Campbell Jerry Hershman. Third Year honorees are Mike Dasher Ron Wise Roger Dean Dave Wickiser Charles Laudenslager. Joe Fabiani is noted as reporter.

Delmo Arend Vernor Row Joe Fabiani Joe Bernard Kenny Rice Dave Yeoman Nick Long Eugene Myers Kenny Unverforth Roger Newcomer Dwight Arlington Dave Myers Dale Hoffman Bob Campbell Jerry Hershman Mike Dasher Ron Wise Roger Dean Dave Wickiser Charles Laudenslager

Name plates added to desks by shop students

Jim Williams notes teachers receive new desk name plates crafted by shop students. The plates are about twelve inches long, black with silver letters and trimming, and Mr Wentling’s name stands well on his desk.

Mr. Wentling Jim Williams

Football awards presented by coach Mr Petty on May 17

The football team honored players with several trophies including the Den ny Brandt Sandusky Bay Conference trophy Russ Chester as most valuable player David Wickiser for scholarship and Charles Laudenslager as most improved player. Rose Anne Wenner notes the pride in the boys and their hard work.

Mr.Petty Denny Brandt Sandusky Bay Russ Chester David Wickiser Charles Laudenslager Rose Anne Wenner

Senior Class Farewell Party Sponsored by Josephine Troiano

Senior Party after the baccalaureate featured crepe paper decorations reading Farewell Class of 63 and cakes with the same label. The event included games, dancing, and jokes under Bob Stoltz’s note of enjoyment. The Latin Club expresses thanks to the French Club for May 21 Carey Memorial Park picnic.

Josephine Troiano Troiano Bob Stoltz Carey Memorial Park Bernard

Busy May Program At School Includes Dances and Concerts

Students fill May with many events. May Day dance on May 1 delighted all. Band banquet on May 7 followed by final concert on May 10. Vocal department also staged a concert during May. Another banquet noted.

End of Year Reflections at GAA as Seniors Prepare for Graduation

The GAA notes May events ending the year with a senior farewell, a May 22 scholarship and award ceremony, May 28 prom for juniors and seniors, and the May 24 commencement. The piece reflects on final weeks, a summer parting, and a wish for continued school fun.

GAA A. Big. Climinx Sharon’ ‘Landoll

Carey High School Band Prepares for Marching Season

After a successful concert season Carey High School band, directed by John D. Gregory, plans the Spring Concert and a Memorial Day first appearance. The group aims to match concert season success with a strong marching season, following three concerts recorded on records by Gregory.

Carey John D. Gregory Roger Woods

Freshmen Sing Senior Farewell Best in Talent Night

On Tuesday night May 14 the freshmen and seniors performed songs with the freshmen winning the judges choice. The freshman song composed by Sarah Walter impressed judges and classmates as the girls celebrated with cheers and hugs. Sophomores and juniors also performed well under Glenda Allison’s guidance.

Sarah Walter Glenda Allison

Carey versus Mohawk and Lakota in district meet standings

Sports excerpts show Carey highs and lows against Mohawk and Lakota with scores like Carey 59 Mohawk 63 and Lakota 59 Carey 34. It notes top performers Ron Wise Dave Myers and Mike Dasher advancing from events to sections and districts on the path to state.

Carey Clyde Ada Mohawk Lakota Riverdale Holmes-Liberty Ron Wise Dave Myers Mike Dasher Dave Yeoman

FHA club closes year with officer install and awards

On May 16 the FHA club held its final 1962-63 meeting. New officers were installed for 1963-64 and 26 members received awards. Chapter Degree recipients were Ida Mitten Therese Weaver Bonnie Arend Linda Turner Georgia Ealey and Carol Muir. Seventeen freshmen earned Junior Degrees and included Debbie Odone Sally Campbell Judy Smiley Rosemary Wenzinger Shirley Niederkohr Jeanne Dible Kathy Beagle Pat Reinhart Regina Weaver Ruth Emerine Lana Mullholand Sandy Spradlin Elsie Shultz Sharon Schade Glenda Allison Sue Ann Fox Donna Lehman Janice Stansberry Dianne Risner and Kathy Muir. Refreshments followed in the Home Economics Room.

FHA Glen Phillips Ruth Karg Ida Mitten Therese Weaver Bonnie Arend Linda Turner Georgia Ealey Carol Muir Debbie Odone Sally Campbell Judy Smiley Rosemary Wenzinger

Prettiest Contest Winners Named At GAA Banquet

The annual GAA Banquet on Tuesday May 14 announced the Perfect Girl winners and honored selections prior to the program. Carla Clark Liz Riester Cindy Lehman Barb Doherty Carol Fabiani Karen Myers Janice Logsdon Holly Spayd Joyce Wise Paula Powell Debbie Strahm Judy Heck Emogene Perkins Trudy Heck were named for various categories including prettiest legs eyes hair nose eyebrows fingernails lips teeth smile complexion best figure best personality best sportsmanship and best looking in Blasses.

GAA Carla Clark Liz Riester Cindy Lehman Barb Doherty Carol Fabiani Karen Myers Janice Logsdon

Sophomore Profiles Provide Lighthearted Class Fun

The class created profiles guessing their peers based on quirky nicknames and traits. The notes list best forward Liz Riester and best guard Vicki Hecks, among others, with jokes about "most musscles" and "outstanding freshman." Bonnie Arend notes four profiles are printed for reader enjoyment.

Sopher Ruth Black Liz” Riester Vicki Hecks Janet Burson Diane Ron Anita Jenet Josephine Troiang Paula Angles Joyce Haymian Ruth Josephine Troiano Vicki Heck Troiano Betsy Bonnie Arend

Senior Joyce Hayman Displayed As A Prominent Leader

Joyce Hayman, a senior at her Alma Mater, praised for leadership and popularity. She excels academically, participates in many school and social groups, and is noted for her polished appearance and stylish wardrobe.

Joyce Hayman

Remarkable social grace notes from Rita Thom

The quote praises a well bred clever woman whose sparkling personality endears her to many friends. Rita Thom notes the subject is widely liked and admired for charm and sociability.

Rita Thom

Noted junior tall student and senior girl described in school profile

A tall junior boy described as highly intelligent and popular with leadership roles, musical participation, strong photo and hobby interests, and a creative, welcoming personality. A senior girl is noted for wisdom, spirited eyes, firm chin, black hair, and high activity in school life, especially F.H.A. Mary Aon Kenepp.

Aod Joe Jacoby F.h.a.mary

Senior-Paula Pow and Junior Janét Burson Identified

Portrait identifications list Paula Pow as senior and Janét Burson as junior. It also notes a creative junior John Heck and senior energy figure Josephine Troiano.

Paula Powrel Janét Burson John’ Heck Gnomo of Energy Jo‘sephine Troiano

Notice of Appointment for Louis P Gosche Deceased

Har od J are of Mascow Ohio has been duly appointed fiduciary of the estate of Louis P Gosche late of Crawford Wyandot County Ohio. Editors are required to present their claims within the time prescribed by the Court. Dated May 1963 in Wyandot County Ohio. Common Pleas Court Division Wyandot County Ohio.

Louis P. Gosche Harod J Mascow Ohie Crawford Wyandot County Cure of Common Pleasu Wyner County Ohio

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