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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
2
Miss Lucille Marks of Tiffin daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward Marks of Sycamore street maintains an all A record for the first semester at Mary Manse college Toledo and serves as vice president of the freshman class.
Ira Raymond Bland of McCutchenville and Mildred Irene Puchta of Carey were married Tuesday March 28 by Squire Charles H Bell of McCutchenville.
The Fremont News reports ducks from the bay marshes strip 300 bushels of husked corn in three days after rain made the field soft. Thousands of ducks, mainly pintail, black duck and greenheads, roost in the marshes near Sandusky bay while hunting clubs feed grain.
Miss Bernice Hathaway of Cleveland arrives for a week's vacation at her parents home. Marjorie Hathaway returns to Columbus after a week at home. Dwight Hathaway of Martinsville joins relatives from Omar Attica and others from Columbus for the weekend visit.
Dr. C. O. Probst, 75, longtime Ohio health worker and physician, died at his Columbus home from pneumonia. Practicing since 1882, he led Franklin county tuberculosis sanitarium since 1928, served as secretary of the state Board of Health, and helped establish the state health board and Mt. Vernon tuberculosis sanitarium.
Authorities linked crisp First National Bank of Gallipolis notes found in a Findlay hotel room to the $12,795 bank holdup in Gallia county Tuesday. The suspect William R Jones, 37, Cleveland, died Saturday evening after refusing to discuss the robbery.
Rural Route No. 6 at Tiffin was abandoned on Saturday and patrons will be served by seven routes from the Tiffin post office. The discontinuation follows the retirement of carrier Emory H Good. Route 6 was divided between Routes 1 and 2 with Frank M. Whealen and Ralph E. Whealen assigned to the two routes.
J H Finkbeiner 70 of Elliston and Angeline Coleman 67 of Fremont remarried in Elliston after a quarrel years ago. The two, once sweethearts, had both remarried before meeting again two weeks prior. They plan to reside in Fremont.
Mayor Sattler orders arrest of anyone selling the Ohio Examiner and blocks display in Napoleon to protect minors. G W Fleming, editor, pled guilty to criminal libel with a suspended $100 fine tied to circulation limits within 160 miles of Ashby county and 180 miles of Franklin county.
Mrs Laura V Breitigam 40 wife of Willis Breitigam died at 8 30 am Sunday at the family residence near Melmore She leaves 12 children the youngest an infant She was born Feb 21 1893 in Carey daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Phillips Married Nov 21 1910 to Willis Breitigam who survives with eleven other children Her brothers and sisters Mrs R E Gilliland Mrs Stanley Smith Mrs Lyman Smith Mrs Nellie Still Miss Beatrice Phillips and John Phillips reside near Fostoria and Mrs Howard Presler of Carey Also survived by her mother Mrs Bert Painter of Fostoria Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the residence then at Lee church near Vanlue Interment in Vanlue cemetery
Hancock county commissioners added twenty miles to the county maintenance system. Fourteen miles run along the north shore between Union Eagle and Jackson townships and Orange Van Buren Madison and Delaware townships from the Ada Mt. Carey road to Mt. Blanchard. The remaining six miles run south from Arcadia in Washington and Biglick townships to the Carey road at the Ark A B church. The move creates county roads 39 and 40 to ensure uniform upkeep. There are now 301 miles of county roads under county supervision.
A bronze tablet honoring Michael Simon aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs Stephan Simon who died while trying to save a companion from drowning on March 12 has been presented by the Rotary Club to Bucyrus High School and will be installed in the main corridor.
The annual year book of the Bowling Green senior class has been suspended due to weak finances and low spirits surrounding the college.
The Ohio legislature in Columbus paused for six weeks and will resume May 15. Measures carried over include the Old Age Pension and Mortgage Foreclosure Moratorium. The Ohio Beer Bill takes effect soon under state supervision. A Can ton resident mailed a retail license application with a $100 check to Secretary George S. Myers. licenses will be issued by the state commission.
The bill permitting betting on horse races at Ohio tracks is on file and will take effect early in summer. Pari mutuel machines may be installed at race tracks with the state receiving a percentage of wagers. State Fair Manager Charles Beer has not spoken on possible action at the Ohio State Fair, though many horses are in training at the fair grounds.
Governor White signs two McNamee bills creating a 60 officer state highway patrol and moving the Motor Vehicle Bureau from the Secretary of State to the Highway Division under direct governor control. Secretary George S. Myers cites hoped for referendum signatures as opponents push for public input on the transfer.
The Senate rejected a measure to legalize dog racing by an 11 to 17 vote before recessing for six weeks. Supporters threaten to seek elections in opposing communities to push pari mutuel provisions. A later Whittemore Frick bill allows delinquent taxes to be paid in installments with a 100 percent lump sum in remission of penalties. The State Conservation Commission plans large scale Gizzard shad plantings in the Scioto River above Griggs Dam to improve sport fishing. Harry D Hale of Newark resigns as executive clerk to Secretary of State George S and Myers effective April 165 after six years of service.
Fragmentary notice notes letterhead and envelopes as part of broad commerce offerings at CareycFimes, with emphasis on varied trade and business supplies.
William Magruder was duped by two men in an auto near North Broad Street. They lured him with fake spectacles and offered to sell him a large roll of one dollar bills. He handed over a ten dollar bill. they gave five ones and a nickel and fled, leaving him with defective glasses likely worth 10 to 25 cents.
Three prisoners fought to tear down the village jail at Alger Friday night. They wrecked the heating stove and helped shatter the lock up. The village marshal and constable failed to quiet them and Sheriff Mitchell was summoned. Kenton police moved the trio to Kenton. Names were Roy Essex 19 Wilford Risner 20 and Ed Risner 25, jailed on fighting and intoxication charges.
The son born March 23 to Mr and Mrs Harry Fox east of town was christened Peter James at Our Lady of Consolation church. George Fox and Mrs Fred Fox served as sponsors.
Herbert Wollner, Mount Holly, New Jersey, lent the town 104 000 to cover back salaries for school teachers. He calls it idle money and says he expects repayment when finances recover. The Plain Dealer notes his generosity makes him a civic hero and suggests a monument to him.
Harry Bristol, a former Bowling Green printer and World War veteran, launches Hancock County Democrat News in Findlay as the county’s sole Democratic newspaper. The weekly will serve local readers with party aligned coverage.
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