Carey Blue Devils top Col Crawford in NCIC clash 36 14
Carey High Blue Devils defeat Col Crawford 36 to 14 in NCIC play. Bandy Mills scored four touchdowns and led Carey’s offense while Keith Diebler and Jim Diebler contributed on passing and defense. Tom Yingling stood out with 20 tackles as Carey solidified late win.
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Dave Damron
Carey High Blue Devils
Bandy Mills
Col. Crawford
Mills
Carey
Eagles
Blue Devils
Jim Diebler
Jerry Slaughter
Slaughter
Col. Crawfords
Brother Keith
Blue Devil
Bobby Shaffer
Keith Diebler
Ralph Wentling
Dennis
Butch” Mathern
Iee Devils
Bond
Eagle
Jerry Fitzler
Larry Snook
Steve Schatter
John Landall
Agar
Tom Yingling
al Row
Bay
Wentling
Tom Geschwind Immedia
Schaf
River Valley
Ci Geschwind
Devils
Ster River Valley
Col
Crawford
Carey men graduate from Navy basic training at Great Lakes
Seaman Apprentice Steven M. Underwood and Hull Mangett 18 Donald L. Dible 18 all of Carey completed nine weeks at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois In training they learned military subjects lived and worked under shipboard and shore station conditions studied seamanship survival techniques and drill under veteran Navy petty officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven M. Underwood
USN
Bernard P. Underwood
Route 1
Navy
Stephen J. Mangett
Paul Mangett
Maple Avenue
Donald L. Dible
David L. Dible
Carey
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Illinois
Ptty
Crist Receives PhD in Inorganic Chemistry at OSU
Jerry Crist earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Inorganic Chemistry at Ohio State University's summer quarter commencement on August 30. He is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Crist and the late Hobart L. Crist, married to Joyce Roynon, with one son Jeffrey Bryan, and currently an assistant professor of chemistry at the Lawrence Institute of Technology in Southfield, Michigan. The Crist family resides in Warren, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry L. Crist
Ohio State University
Crist
Dorothy Crist
Route 1
Ada
Hobart L. Crist
Ohio Northern University
Joyce Roynon
Walter Roynon
W. Findlay Street
Jeffrey Bryan
Crists
Warren
Michigan
Lawrence Institute of Technology
Southfield
Junior Snaders Discuss Project Requirements at Tewell Home
The Junior Snaders met Friday after school to talk over project requirements. Clifford Lanker led games while Mrs. Tewell provided refreshments. Ronald Hievinbotham described his bug collection and how he displayed it at the North Baltimore Garden Club Show. The group plans a 4 H Booth for the County Fair and meets again October 4, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewell
Clifford Lanker
Ronald Hievinbotham
Franc
North Baltimore
Humphrey and Wife to Attend Wyandot County Fair
Hubert H. Humphrey III and Nancy Lee will visit with Thomas Guthery, candidate for State Representative, at the Wyandot County Fair today September 11 from 5 30 to 7 30 pm. Humphrey is a 1965 political science graduate of American University and a junior at the University of Minnesota Law School, planning to graduate in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Humphrey III
Skip
Nancy Lee
Thomas Guthery
Wyandot County
Humphrey
American University
University of Minnesota Law School
Dyer Girls Recovering After Car Train Crash
Delphine and Darlene Dyer of Vanlue remain hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Crestline after a car train collision that killed their parents and brother. Both girls have broken legs and underwent surgery with more likely, lengthy hospitalization ahead. If wishing to write, send to Room 111 Crestline Memorial Hospital.
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Delphine
Darlene Dyer
Vanlue
Memorial Hospital
Crestline
Crestline Memorial Hospital
Eden Sunbeams 4 H Club Helps Bloodmobile Drive
The Eden Sunbeams 4 H Club mobilizes donors in Upper Sandusky and nearby areas for the Bloodmobile on September 24 1968 from noon to 6 pm at St Peters School. Volunteers will phone residents to schedule appointments and reduce long distance calls.
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Eden Sunbeams
Upper
San
Dusky
Sycamore
Nevada
Upper Sandusky
St Peter’s School
Harold Roth
Mayor's Court Clears Harol Strahm For Peace Charge
Harold Strahm of 229 Worello Street charged with disturbing the peace. Case filed by O. Twining. $25 fine and $15 costs suspended on good behavior. Kenneth W Jarrell of Vanlue cited for speeding with $10 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Strahm
Worello Street
O. Twining
Kenneth W Jarrell
Vanlue
Garbage rate hike to $1.75 monthly begins September 1968
The notice states a rate increase from $1.25 to $1.75 per month for garbage hauling to the sanitary landfill, effective September 1 1968. It appears alongside an unrelated for sale line for an Underwood typewriter offered by Orien Wilgus with a contact number 396 3223.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orien Wilgus
Amerace Esna Corporation Formed By Name Change Merger
Amerace Corp. changes name to Amerace Esna Corporation after absorbing Elastic Stoop Nut Corporation of America known as Esna. The combined group, with 150 million in annual sales, includes 12 divisions, seven subsidiaries, and seven foreign affiliates. Swan Rubber’s George S. Deutsch serves as Amerace Esna vice president.
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Amerace Corporation
Swan Rubber Company
Bucyrus
Amerace Esna_ Corporation
Elastic Stoop Nut Corporation of America
John T. Whitely
Amerace Esna
George S. Deutsch
Amerace Esna Corporation
Tom Morgan Completes Training at Fort Leonard Wood
Army Private Tommy D. Morgan 19 son of Mr and Mrs Calloway Morgan Vanlue completed eight weeks of advanced training as a combat engineer at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on August 28 He entered the Army in April 1968 and graduated from Vanlue High School in 1966 He received instruction in combat squad tactics infantry weapons engineer reconnaissance road and bridge building camouflage and demolition
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Army
Tommy D. Morgan
Carey Village Council Approves Entrance Markers and Dump Closure
Carey Ohio council approves two wrought iron entrance markers for Snyder Division and a new garbage contract with Orion Wilgus. The agreement sets residential charges at 1.75 monthly and business rates up to 2.50 per pickup, with 90 days notice to terminate. The meeting also discusses closing the old village dump with bids from Homer Sammet and Richard Feeley, and notes repairs and a forthcoming resolution of respect for former administrator George Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Carey
Ohio
Onrien Wilgus
Wyandot County
Peiffer
Old Village
Homer Sammet
Richard Feeley
Feeley Exca
Upper Sandusky
Mr Feeley
Seagrave
Fire Department
Ohio Inspection Bureau
George Dunn
Fred Cassel
Eugene Orians Leads 1968 All- Ohio Youth Campaign
Eugene Orians of the Carey Council heads the Knights of Columbus 1968 All-Ohio Youth Campaign. The drive runs Sept 19 to Nov 23 with a Victory Dance at Akron Sheraton and funds youth projects including scholarships, Newman Apostolate, Columbian Squires, and local athletic programs. Robert W. Lackner of Euclid serves as General State Chairman and State Treasurer.
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Sheraton
Akron
Knights of Columbus
Newman
Ohio
Columbian Squires
Operation Youth At
Xavier University
Wagener
Eugene Orians
St. Marys Avenue
Robert W. Lackner
Euclid
K. of C
Former Carey youth dies in Korea accidental gun wound
A 22 year old Marion man and former Carey resident P O 3C Ronald Joe Earhart died September 7 in Fasconi Hospital Japan after being accidentally wounded in Inchon Korea where his ship USS Coucal docked. He was born August 25 1942 and had planned discharge from the Navy later this year. He was a member of Emanuel Baptist Church and attended Harding School. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Earhart and two sisters Dixie Diane Debra Kay and grandparents Mrs Dixie B Glenn and Charles Earhart. Center Funeral Home is in charge of services.
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Marion
Carey
Navy
Fasconi Hospital
Japan
P. O
Ronald Joe Earhart
Joe W
Virginia Bayes Earhart
Claridon Avenue
Inchon
Korea
Coucal
Earhart
Emanuel Baptist C
Harding School
Dixie Diane Debra Kay
Dixie B. Glenn
Charles Earhart
Bucyrus
Center Funeral Home
Ionts
C G Twining Named To Ohio Committee
C G Twining named to the Savings and Mortgages Committee as part of the 1968 69 Ohio Bankers Association assignments. Edward W Barker, president of First National Bank of Middletown, completed all major standing committee appointments. Twining is president of the Peoples Bank.
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Ohio Bankers Association
Edward W Barker
First National Bank of
Middletown
OC Twining
The
Peoples Bank
Savings and Metgages
Village Meter Reader Struck By Auto
Roy Doppler a Village of Carey meter reader was struck by an auto at 11 30 am while reading a water meter in the yard at W Findlay Street The driver Charles Kinn backed from the drive not seeing Doppler He was taken to Blanchard Valley Hospital for X rays and returned to work the next Monday No charges filed
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Roy Doppler
Carey
Roy
Charles Kinn
W. Findlay Street
Mr. Kinn
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Former Carey Resident Ries Charles P Starkey Dies
Charles P Starkey 75 of 06 Rainer, Maryland, died August 29 at George General Hospital in N Rainer. Services were held September 2 at Mount R with burial in Baltimore Na Cemetery. Born June 6, 1893 in Bell W Va, he was the son of deceased parents. He married Edith Nickerson. they divorced. Survived by sons John C and Wind of Findlay and four other children.
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Charles P Starkey
Rainer
P George General Hospital
Maryland
Mount R
Baltimore Na
American Legion
Bell W. Va
Eva
Snider) Starkey
Carey
Edith Nickerson
Starkey
John C
Wind
Findlay
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Garey
Jerry Crist
Snaders
Dyer
Ricky
Corena
Albert Stewart
George
Harold E. Milum
N. Vance Street
Elaine Marie
Aidan McKinnon
Elizabeth” Ann
Ray Darrell Moyers
E. South Street
Lisa
Lerty Sherman
E. Findlay Street
Mayor’s Court
Underwood Typewriter
Amerace Corp
Tom Morgan
Don Fetters
Council
C. G. Twining
Ries
Harold J. Kramer
New York
N. Y
Donald Dible
NATTC
Jacksonville
Florida
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