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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
1
The Rev. Robert Palmer of Tiffin, ordained Nazarene elder and evangelist, will preach at Ridge Chapel Church of the Nazarene from October 23 to November 3. The Rev. M. C. Larimore and church members invite the public.
The Carey School Board outlines two general election levies for five years to fund expanded facilities and instructional needs. Together they raise the tax by 0.9 mills plus 1.5 mills while reducing 0.7 mill in debt service, yielding a net increase from 21.1 to 21.9 mills on a $10 000 valuation.
Dr Donald W Cryer new superintendent of the Toledo District Methodist Conference will be guest speaker at First Methodist Church Sunday during the 40 30 worship service A carry in dinner is planned at 12 in the social rooms followed by Quarterly Conference Members and friends of the church are urged to attend and bring a basket for fellowship before the conference
Mrs. John F. Brown of High Street is appointed as the new representative for Goodwill Industries in Carey, taking on duties to promote regional programs and services.
Wyandot Memorial Hospital Guilds announce a general meeting at 2 p.m. Monday at the Lutheran Church on the north edge of Upper Sandusky along SR 53.
The Carey Blue Devils won their sixth straight by overwhelming River Valley 38 0. They racked up 516 yards, held River Valley to 3 first downs, and forced multiple turnovers including two interceptions. The defense and offensive line starred as Carey rolled to the win and prepared to face Oak Harbor.
Delores Dibling a freshman in the liberal arts program at Mary Manse College Toledo will be invested with the academic cap and gown at 2 30 p m Sunday parents and friends invited Miss Dibling is a daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Dibling 230 N Vance Street
Village council discussed widening and curbing High Street between Findlay and Frederick Streets to ease school traffic and bus congestion. Property owners would cover curbs while the village funds the widening and corner roundings. an estimate will be prepared for November 4.
Building permit is granted for Stanley Bilski of 317 North Vance, with continuation noted on page four. The item confirms local permitting action and applicant details.
Dr. James Gwin of St. Louis will address the Carey Community Development Corporation dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday October 29 at the Catholic School on Clay Street. Clarken Co of St Louis and Kenneth Duenke attend, with broad community turnout urged to support the CCDC before reservations close Friday.
The annual Halloween Parade starts at 7 p.m. Monday at the Memorial Park football field with participants to gather by 6:30. Prizes for costumes include 10, 5, 2 and five 1 dollar awards, plus a free gift for each entrant from the Carey Business and Professional Men's Association.
Jack Whiteside of Aledo Illinois has been named plant manager for Ralston Purina's new egg processing plant on North Lake Street in Carey. His wife arrived Wednesday to help search for housing with their two daughters Jenifer and Joanna. they plan to move with him early next month to a rural area.
The Carey Shuffleboard Club met in the park shelter house for a wiener roast and a night of shuf fling. Denver Donelson and Donald Donelson won first in the Labor Day doubles, with Gladys Yentzer and Mary Shiley taking second. Dorcas and Marcie Donelson received special awards, Harold Shiley presided, and a club tournament crowned Denver Donelson and Harold Shiley in the high bracket while Dorcas Donelson and Lloyd Long won the consolations over Edwin King and Clarence Reinhart.
Mr and Mrs Jack Puchta sold their 3 bedroom brick ranch at 405 Grove Street to Mr and Mrs Edwin Pahl of 513 W South Street. Mr and Mrs Raymond Crace bought the east of Carey on SR 103 from Mr and Mrs John Wehrs Sr, where the Craces have lived for a year. The Craces sold their SR 103 E home to Walter Bauer, the former tenant. All deals were handled by Bill Zierolf of Zierolf Insurance and Real Estate for Arthur Stoll, broker.
Pvt. Edwin E. Pratt RA 15693944 Co B 2 Bt 1st Tng Brg U S A T C Armor 4th Platoon Fort Knox Ky 40121 changed address. Trap shoot at Texas Township Conservation Club Sunday Oct 27 with hams and turkeys. Shooting starts at 1 p m. Public invited.
Winners of the annual Punt Pass and Kick event held on Saturday October 12 are listed by age group with first place Ronald Unver forth Kim Myers Tom Snowberger Larry Myers and others. First place prizes warm up jackets second place football helmets third autographed footballs. Coaches Clifford Hickok and Ralph Roberts oversaw the competition. Sponsored by Lanning Motor Sales with Ford Motor Company and the National Football League.
Wyandot County voters will see a proposal for a new one story county home to replace the aging facility built after 1870. The plan envisions 64 residents, centralized services, separate wings for men and women, nursing and staff spaces, and a fireproof design costing $496000 with about $3 yearly tax for 23 years.
Saturday evening event hosted by the PTA at Vanlue School runs from 5 to 8 PM. Adults pay 1.25 dollars and children 75 cents as part of a community fundraiser.
On Sunday October 27 at 8 o'clock High Mass Our Lady of Consolation Parish will have 31 boys and 26 girls receive First Holy Communion. Father Hubert Kobunski will celebrate and impart the Sacrament to the children listed.
Francis W Frankart age 4 route 1 Alvada suffered a compound fracture to the left leg, scalp lacerations and abrasions after a southbound tractor was rear ended by Gerald Wenzinger age 18 of Carey on US 23 south of Club Azzar. He was admitted to Fosteria City Hospital. Wenzinger was uninjured. State patrol investigates the wreck.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kinney plan a Saturday move from their Carey area 120 acre Mott Road farm where they have lived since March 196] to their former residence at 213 E Davis Street in Tiffin. Wendell Wenner and family will relocate from a farm trailer on his parents Fors t Wenner to the same area, with Wenner continuing to farm for the Kinneys and his father.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bristoll left Thursday for Dallas to attend the National Convention of Funeral Directors and Embalmers. C Robert Stombaugh, licensed director and embalmer, will oversee Bristoll Funeral Home during their two week absence.
A two night Moose Dance event invites members and guests to attend on Friday and Saturday evenings. The informal gatherings feature music and social time.
Fire Chief Orion Wilgus delivered the last lesson at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. office stressing calmness in emergencies and clear instructions for contacting fire and police services. Graduation certificates will be awarded Oct. 29 with mothers as special guests and a reception.
By authority of the village council chairman Clyde Jenkins proclaims Wednesday night October 30 as the one night for tricks or treats. Beggars are expected to be off the streets by 10 pm and confine activity to that night.
The Fifth District American Legion Conference will be held Sunday at Fremont Post 344. Legionnaires should meet at the hall at 8 30 am. If 10 or more attend, a trip will be taken on the Legion bus.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Hoeps have purchased the five room residence at 728 W Findlay Street from Mr and Mrs Orville Cook. They have occupied the house since their marriage last November. The property was previously the home of the late Della Ogg Houk.
All Cub Scouts of Pack 13 and their parents are urged to attend the pack meeting at 4 p m Sunday at Christ Lutheran Church.
Beech Grove EUB Church near Carey invites neighboring churches and the public to a singspiration at 7 30 p m on Sunday. Local pastor urges participation and community praise through song.
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