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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
1
Debbie Strahm is crowned Homecoming Queen at Carey High School during half time at the Carey Riverdale game. Her court includes Sue Canode Emogene Perkins Ruth Black and Joyce Wise, daughters of local residents.
Six Carey Jaycees and wives attended the Ohio Jaycees All-State Meeting in Columbus with social events and a Sunday luncheon. Former Senator Calvin D. Johnson urged use of Hoover books in schools and spoke on welfare reform, foreign aid, soil bank work, and pride. He noted his work with the American Trucking Association amid a lively hootenanny featuring Portsmouth teens.
The Carey Board of Education outlines progress on the remodeling and addition during the week of Sept 30. The Col Crawford third floor deck is being poured and metal roof decking for the multi purpose room is partially installed. The High School gym walls are near completion. The kitchen installs include a 40 gallon steam table and a 3 compartment steamer not yet connected. A new dish table and garbage grinder await delivery. In the Old Gym Remodeling, steel has been set and partitions are being built.
Denver and Dorcas Donelson topped Emma Steen and Byron Davies in the Carey shuffleboard tournament Tuesday. Consolation winners were Robert Smith and Lloyd Long over Mary Shiley and Helen King. Friday winners included Harold Shiley in the top bracket over Robert Smith and Clarence Reinhart, and Dorcas Donelson with Edwin King beating Emma Steen and Helen King in consolation.
The kickoff event for the Columbus youth campaign will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Catholic Hall. Members and wives are invited and all captains are urged to attend.
Our Lady of Consolation School reports 425 pupils with 218 boys and 207 girls. The first grade, totaling 70 students, lists names including Janet Arend Richard Bees Michael Brooks Phyllis Brown and many others. The school enters its second MPATI Airborne TeleVision term with MPATI field associate Paul H. Cramer visiting to discuss the program.
Porcelain Products Company a division of the Clarken Company renewed the labor management agreement with the International Brotherhood of Operative Potters effective Oct 1 1963. The contract runs to Sept 30 1965. Company negotiators were E G Ryman William Hershman R T Shantz and Dale Hughes. Union negotiators were Lester Null James Dean Richard Clouse and Harold Faber of Local 304 IBOP.
Bennie S May son of Mrs Kenneth Dill 20714 S Vance St enlisted in the U S Army for three years under the Choice Not Chance program. He enlisted at Ft Hayes Columbus and is sent to Fort Jackson S C for processing and basic training. He attended Carey High School.
Paul Conley, a 1963 Carey High School graduate, will leave next week for Indianapolis to begin an electronics course at Sam's Technical Institute. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Conley.
The cruiser X-ray unit will tour Carey Wednesday through Friday with free examinations for all residents 18 and older. Wyandot County TB and Health Association funds the checks via Christmas Seals. Health nurses conduct Mantoux skin tests in schools and offer monthly tests at the Upper Sandusky health department clinic for food handlers and others.
The Carey Community Development Corp voted to host a dinner on October 29 to welcome Ralston Purina to Carey and introduce the Carey brochure. Newcomer speaker Jack Whiteside of Ralston Purina explained operations at the new plant and egg processing plans.
Carey defeats Gibsonburg 12 to 8 on their home field as Charles Lauden slager throws a 29 yard TD pass to Mike Dasher and Russ Chester adds a 4 yard TD run. Morelock stars for Gibsonburg with a TD and interception. Carey improves to 3-1 with Gary Rutter 80 rushing yards and Chester 87. Homecoming Friday with Riverdale set as opener.
The Bowl-Era Lanes team led by proprietor Ezz Keller with captains Dick Ward and John Berardinelli plus Don Lan ning and Don Mathias heads the Inter-City Traveling League as it enters its 32 game season five weeks in. Eight teams bowl tomorrow at Bowl Era at 9 pm with public invited, traveling to 16 lanes then returning to Carey later. Other teams include Bluffton South Gate Lanes Western Ohio Lumber Ottawa Highland Lanes Sidney Bel-Mar Lanes Kerrs Sport and Novelty Timmerman Ford and Panda Diller Insurance.
Mrs. George E. Cressman Sr a kindergarten teacher will speak at the Babysitting Clinic this evening at 7 15 in the Ohio Fuel Gas office Her topic is Control and Entert ainment of Children.
District Commander Howard Hannafus and District Quartermaster G. Madden from Shelby will address Wyandot County Bar racks No. 1798 meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Carey American Legion Hall.
Carey Cities Service announces new hours from 7 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. daily except Sunday, when the location remains closed. The change takes effect October 5.
The 46 contestants 24 girls 22 boys have photo locations announced by Miss Glenda Lou Smiley. The top boy and girl will be crowned before the Upper Sandusky Carey football game on Nov 8 with trophies from Kappa Delta Phi Sorority. Proceeds fund Wyandot County School for Retarded Children and merchants donate containers for penny votes.
Robert Boden's collie won best of show in the kid category at Westown Super Market with a first prize watch. Karen Boyce took second for a camera and Thomas Frey earned a paint set. Judges were Harry Myers Mrs. Don Johnson and Eugene Hoepf.
Richardson Electric held an anniversary open house last week and awarded door prizes to attendees. G. E. toaster went to David Myers, fiberglass tray to Arthur Stoll, shell dish to Mrs. Harry Bowman, figurine to Mrs. Fern Orians, and additional prizes awarded to other winners.
All boys age 8 to 11 invited to register at 4 p.m. Sunday at Christ Lutheran Church. The fee is 2 dollars for the year. Den Mothers are needed this year. Contact Floyd Allison for details.
Ohio wheat producers are urged to attend a public hearing in Toledo on October 11 about a USDA proposal to tighten 11 points in the Official Grain Standards for soft red winter wheat. Richard E. Shirack of the Ohio Grain and Feed Dealers Association says farmers have not been fully informed and warns they could be the main losers. The informal hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. at the City Library Auditorium in Toledo, with details available from county elevators or extension agents.
Mrs. Ethel Harris of Nashville stayed with her brother C. R. Greeno and the Robert Greeno family west of Carey. On Wednesday afternoon burning trash along the railroad near the C O Depot sparked a village power pole fire. Firemen responded at 1 40 p.m. and remained about 45 minutes. About three quarters of the pole were charred.
Three Carey school teachers attended the Reading Drive In Conference at Bowling Green State University. Speakers included Dr. Mary Austin of Western Reserve University who discussed reading instruction in U.S. public schools and Dr. Charles H. Wilson, superintendent of Grosse Pointe Park Mich., who spoke on Splitting the Reading Atom. Supt. and Mrs. Myers attended for Wilson.
Republican Women plan a 7 p m dinner Thursday Oct 17 at the Evergreens Upper Sandusky Miss Mary Tuttle will show Alaska slides Reservations are $1 75 each and due to Miss Edith Kuenzli by Oct 15 in Upper Sandusky
Luncheon and card party organized by Elks Ladies slated for 12:30 p.m. on Thursday October 10. Reservations via Mrs Chas Kirian at 396-5169.
Trap shoot event listed for Mt Blanchard Gun Club located southwest of Mt Blanchard. Hams and bacon mentioned as available or part of the event.
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