Help Needed at Sportsman Clubhouse Expansion
Volunteers are asked to assist Friday and Saturday to finish the Sportsman Park clubhouse expansion. Bring hammer and nails. lunch will be served at noon Saturday. A strong volunteer turnout has been noted in recent weeks. Sunday trap practice is 9 30 a m until further notice with afternoon shoots on Sept 22 Oct 13 Oct 27 Nov 10 and Nov 24 prize hampers bacon and turkey prizes plus still target contests.
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Sportsman’s Clubhouse
Sportsman’s Park
Bristol l s Call s
Ralph Williams travels from his home on S Muncie Street to Blanchard Valley Hospital for X ray examination and returns home. Raymond Platt goes from Carey Memorial Park to Blanchard Valley Hospital.
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Bristoll
Ralph Williams
S. Muncie ‘Street
Blanchard’ Valley Hospital
Raymond Platt
Carey Memorial Park
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Don’t Sear Meat Searing Doesn’t Seal In Juices
The piece argues that searing meat does not lock in juices and that browning at high heat increases cooking losses. It emphasizes that the traditional belief in sealing juices is incorrect and challenges common kitchen myths.
Constitution Week Urges Flags and Ads Across Carey
Carey merchants and residents are urged to display the American flag daily during Constitution Week September 17 through 23. Merchants should head ads with Constitution Week. The observance is sponsored by Col. William Crawford Chapter DAR with Mrs. R B Vogel as committee chair. September 17 marks the sixth anniversary of the Constitution’s adoption. Public Law 915 provides a presidential proclamation designating September 17–23 each year as Constitution Week.
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Carey
William Crawford
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. B. Vogel
Cottemittee
United States of America
United States
Mrs Grieb to Speak at Carey Women’s Club Meeting
Mrs H Ward Grieb of Findlay will review a book at 7 45 p m Tuesday evening at the Homestead Restaurant for Carey Women’s Club members and guests. Hostesses are Mrs W L Stombaugh and Mrs Nellie Lee with dessert served afterward. Miss Jennie Steen leads arrangements as the club resumes monthly meetings after a brief summer recess. USE THE WANT ADS. IT PAYS.
Vanlue News highlights local visits and church events
Mr and Mrs Homer Shull and son Handley of Wilmington Delaware spent time with Loren Shull family before Handley heads to Oklahoma University for his master's. Local visits include the McCormicks Beard Stout Braden and Stump families. Vanlue EUB Church ministers a sermon series and a Findlay Group Rally features cartoonist Phil Jackson with The Gospel in Art.
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Franklin Beard
Homer Shull
Handley
Wilmington
Del
Loren Shull
Shull
Delaware
Oklahoma University
Harold Stump
Lima
Grace
Tussing
Findlay
Clarence McCormick
Michael Baldwin
Florence Beaver
Liberty Township
Betty Pachta
Beaver
Ottie Blevins
E. Main Street
L. C. Dipert
Tom ‘McCarthy
St. Marys
McCarthys
Upper Sandusky
David Stout
Dale Beard
Margaret Beck
Bruce and
Linden
May Beck
Mt. Blanchard
C. W. Walmer
Myrna
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Carl Braden
Ernest Braden
Walbridge
Raymond Shaffer
Kathy
New York
Niagara Falls
East
Tertiaries Receive Membership Certificates at Shrine Meeting
The Third Order of St. Francis met at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation with Father Hubert Kobunski opening in prayer. Mrs. John Welsh distributed membership certificates and Miss Isabelle Collet was named to lead the Carey sick contact committee with Mrs. Herman Lonsway heading the Frenchtown district.
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Order of St. Francis
National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation
Hubert Kobunski
OFM Conv
John Welsh
Isabelle Collet
Carey
Herman Lonsway
Frenchtown
Hubert
Reception Honors Returned Missionaries in Arcadia Area
The Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Tolan and family on furlough from Bolivia were feted at a reception and shower at their Arcadia area home. A long list of Arvada and Arcadia neighbors attended, with gifts and regrets sent by several local families. The Tolans arrived in the U S July 24 and their children attend Arcadia school this year.
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Maurice Tolan
Arcadia
Bolivia
South America
Carl J. Fruth
S. H. Schubert
Martha Darst
Clair Saltzman
Susan
Alvin Saltzman
Harlan Shaferly
Peggy Perkins
Arthur Thomas
Dean McIntire
David Cole
Arvada
Thomas Roller
Raymond Shaffer
Kathy
Vaniue
Melvin Saltzman
Oscar Fruth
Carey
Darrel Fruth
Timmy
Findlay
Charles McCormick
Virgil Thomas
Edgar Thomas
Carlton Cole
Alvada
Orville Phillips
McCutchenville
Tolans
United States
Christ Lutheran catechetical and choir programs begin
The Christ Church Lutheran youth program starts this Saturday September 14 with a first year catechetical class for seventh graders at 9 am led by Pastor Cressman. Second year classes begin at 9:45 am. Choirs for children and youth begin rehearsals, with awards for last year’s participants to be given at a September service. Pastor’s Class meets at Sunday School hour, Growth in Grace lectures. Luther Leagues also begin Sunday evening with advisors and leaders named.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Cressman
Pastor Cressman
Charles Buckland
Christ’ ‘Lutheran
Buckland
Christ Church
David Fruth
Robert Shaull
Cheryl Roynon
Carol Smith
Carey Police Cite Two Motorists For Traffic Offenses
Two motorists were cited to appear before Police Justice Clyde Jenkins on Tuesday night. Charles Robert Garten, 33, Baltimore, Maryland, charged with reckless operation and bound over on a $25 bond by Capt. Paul F. Pahl and Officer Harold Doppler. Larry Ross Ehinger of Tampa Hillsboro Florida cited for red light violation on a $15 bond by Officer Wm. Swartz. Oral D. Hammons of Fostoria cited into municipal court in Upper Sandusky and fined 10 dollars plus costs on a fictitious registration charge.
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Clyde Jenkins
Charles Robert Garten
Baltimore
Paul F. Pahl
Harold Doppler
Larry Ross Ehinger
Tampa Hillsboro
Fla
Wm. Swartz
Oral D. Hammons
Fostoria
Upper Sandusky
Carey Police
Carey Native Gertrude Bolick Dies After Illness
Mrs. Gertrude Annette Yohe Bolick, 58, of 424 Lynn Street Findlay, died at 1 am on September 4, 1963, in Blanchard Valley Hospital after a three year illness. Born July 17, 1905 in Carey, she was wed to Burlin Bolick in 1940 and is survived by four brothers Virgil, Emery, Luther, and James Yohe. a sister preceded in death. Services were held at the Assembly of God Church Findlay with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Gertrude Annette Bolick
Lynn Street
Findlay
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Carey
Jacob L
Mae (McCreary) Yohe
Burlin Bolick
Virgil Yohe
Erlanger
Emery Yohe
Butler
Luther Yohe
Akron
James Yohe
Toledo
Assembly of God Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
That City
Card of Thanks for Paul Krantz
The family of Paul Krantz expresses gratitude to all who aided during illness and after his death. They thank the Fathers for visits and everyone who sent flowers and offered spiritual support.
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Paul Krantz
Doren HE
Lugbill Hog Auction Sets All Time Slab Record
Lugbill's auction at Archbold sold 2 291 hogs last Thursday exceeding the prior 2 000 head record from Oct 14 1946. The firm handled 448 867 hogs in the past fiscal year across markets with buying stations in Morenci Michigan and Wauseon. Weekly auctions are held Friday in Columbus Grove and Monday and Thursday in Archbold, drawing hogs from Ohio Michigan and Indiana.
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Lugbills
Lugbill
Archbold
Lugbill’s
Morenci
Mich
Wauseon
Columbus Grove
Punt Pass and Kick Registration Open in Carey Area
Carey area hosts the third Punt Pass and Kick contest for boys ages 8 to 11 at Memorial Park on Saturday October 12. Winners earn trips to NFL games, White House tour in Washington and Greenfield Village visit in Dearborn, with prizes for top kids in four age groups. Registration runs Sept 3 to Oct 11, at Lanning Motor Sales.
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Carey
Lanning Motor Sales
Carey -Area
Memorial Park
Don Lanning
Mets
Lanning
Motor
Washington,d
White House
Dearborn
Mich
Greenfield Village
Regional Juniors to Receive NFL Style Football Uniforms
Local youth players in the region will receive complete junior football uniforms. Winners will wear these uniforms during NFL half time ceremonies as part of the event to determine the divisional champions.
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NFL
The Garey Times Publisher and rate notice
Maryellen Miller publishes The Garey Times with Herbert H. Miller as business manager. The paper is issued every Thursday and mailed from Carey Ohio as second class mail. Subscriptions cost 3.50 in state and 4.00 outside Ohio.
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Maryellen Miller
Herbert H. Miller
Carey, Ohio
State of
Ohio
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