Carey Grade School Highlights And Student Contributions
A Carey school page recounts stage magic acts with Dicky Ross and Linda Dubois, a Vanishing Pony illusion, and local student reflections on family, safety, and parental guidance. It notes Carey Jr. High football game plans against Tiffin East and reports on community surroundings and upcoming gym addition.
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Dicky Ross
Dicky
Charlie Healey
Mr Birch
Linda Dubois
Mr. Birch
Carey Jr. High
Tiffin East
Jr. High
Larry Gibson
Small Children Bring Joy and Mourning Moments
A reader recalls the delight of street children with vivid descriptions of their antics and affection. A family grieves the death of a parakeet Sammy noting his quirks and daily mischiefs. The narrative ends with a porch accident and a cut hand after a door glass incident.
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Sammy
Pat Klein
Remodeling In Progress At Local Grade School
The community notes ongoing construction on the old gym and grade school. Hammers ring daily as cranes lift loads and the second floor ceiling nears completion. The gym divider is being finished and residents praise the hard work while hoping to contribute when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice White
Sandra Puchta
Cassie Wenner
The Garey Times header and publisher details
The Garey Times shows Maryellen Miller as Publisher Editor and Herbert H Miller as Business Manager. It notes publication every Thursday and lists subscription rates of 3.50 within Ohio and 4.00 outside Ohio, with Carey Ohio post office second class mail status.
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Maryellen Miller
Herbert H. Miller
Carey, Ohio
Ohio
State of
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