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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
5
The Carey Times lists a weekly cafeteria menu for September 5 week with state and subscription details. Items include Monday no school, Tuesday sloppy joe with brecon beans, veg sticks, fruit and cake, Wednesday spaghetti with salad and pears, Thursday meat loaf, buttered makoes, peas and pineapple, Friday peanut butter sandwich with macaroni salad and fruit.
Robert Kloepfer, Carey High School graduate, is accepted at Urbana College in Urbana Ohio. The piece lists upcoming college plans with a 1967 fall third and fourth year program and details fair health requirements for cattle, swine, sheep, poultry, rabbits, horses and ponies including TB and brucellosis testing, health certificates, and vaccination rules.
Health rules for animals shown at the Wyandot County Fair require examination by Dr. Reinhart DVM district veterinarian. The requirements apply to both junior and senior exhibitors to protect all participants.
The Carey Boys 4-H Club met August 22 at the Methodist Church with 34 members, roll call, pledge, and book submissions due September 1. Fair entries must reach the extension office by August 31 and grease pig entries by September 2. A swim party and hot dog roast are planned August 27 at the Carey Municipal Pool. The Willing Workers 4-H Club met August 22 at Ralph Grubel's home. books were submitted, fair questions answered, and grease pig entries distributed for September 2. Treasury funds to be carried over. A 4-H parents tour is set for August 28 to Malabu Farms near Mansfield with a potluck. Notes urge weed control and soil improvement for planting, inviting visitors to the office above the First Citizens National Bank for tree planting information to beautify Wyandot County.
Wyandot County reports over 15000 trees planted last spring but many residents did not receive trees due to late inquiries. New order blanks from the Department of Natural Resources have arrived. Orders now ensure tree supply for reforestation windbreaks and landscaping with various hardwood, pine and conifer species at low costs. Contact the Soil and Water District for price lists and guidance on soil prep and planting.
Pfc. Ronald Sample son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Sample of Carey Ohio received an early promotion to private first class E-2 after completing basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey on July 29. The promotion came two months early due to his high rifle score M 14 proficiency test and strong leadership.
The Wyandot County Historical Society reports the relocation of a one room schoolhouse to the Upper Sandusky museum grounds on Friday August 19 1966. The moving process drew lively village scenes as locals described the old building weathered and in need of repair with plans for carpenter work and funding.
Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio lists fiduciaries filing accounts including Delphia Altwater guardian of Russell Paul Chester F G Merrick executor Est H M Merrick Cordelia Starner executrix Lloyd E Hill executrix Howard G Guthrie administrator Ray D Frazier H L Mason executor Gertrude R Smith executrix Franklin Shoemaker Velma Wolfe executrix Louise Pochert guardian Notice set for September 8 1966 at 10 00 a m to examine accounts and discharge fiduciaries unless hearings are requested or ordered
A local appeal asks for cash donations to cover ongoing care for an elderly grandmother so she can remain in her home and be cared for by family, ensuring future generations remember her education and legacy.
Beth Ann Dilts daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Dilts suffered a convulsion on Sunday after months of progress since January. She was treated at Blanchard Valley Hospital then stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs T C Wells before a Monday checkup. Doctors and prayers sustain the family as she regains strength.
Riverdale city superintendent Jack C. Burgess released the school faculty roster detailing assignments and new positions for the upcoming term. The announcement outlines staffing changes across departments and grade levels.
The district will open for a full day on Sept. 6 with elementary sessions from 8 15 to 2 40 and high school from 8 30 to 3 30. Cafeterias operate normally with scaled lunch prices and a bus schedule similar to last year. A teachers meeting is planned for Sept. 1 at Riverdale High School.
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