Fake eye doctor swindler nabbed in Findlay case
A man posing as Dr C W Thomas Suprémetrist tried to sell Mrs. C A Risner glasses for 42 dollars claiming dangerous eye condition. The ruse was reported to police. the suspect, 65 to 70, bald, about 5 ft 6 in to 5 ft 8 in, weighs 175, may be linked to a North Baltimore scam last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
C. A. Risner
West Sandusky Street
C. “W. "Thomas
Suprémetrist
South Main Street
Risner
Fostoria Plants Hire 100 Workers to Cut Relief
Fostoria's relief rolls fell sharply Saturday as factories agreed to absorb part of the unemployed by employing 100 men who are heads of families on the relief list. Officials and industrial leaders completed plans after lengthy negotiations to reduce relief costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
PDITOR MYERS RECEIVES POST OFFICE APPOINTMENT
C. C. Myers editor of the Unique Weekly at Risingsun has been appointed democratic postmaster at Risingsun. He starts duties August 1. Frank W. Thomas, a former Bowling Green newspaper man, also receives postmaster appointment at Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Myers
Risingsun
Cal
Frank W. Thomas
Bowling Een
Bowling Green Pemberville
Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses in Hancock County
In Hancock County probate court Clifford Hile a laborer of Vanlue and Annabel E McRill of Amanda township seek a license with Rev L Myers of Lima to officiate Nelson Randolph Fravel a filling station attendant of Toledo and Emily Rosamond Esterly of Vanlue with Rev Fred Esterley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Clifford Hile
Vanlue
Annabel E. McRill
Amanda Township
L. Myers
Lima
Nelson Randolph Fravel
Toledo
Emily Rosamond Esterly
Fred Esterley
Budget Hearing Set by Areny School District Board
The Board of Education of the arey School District will hold a public hearing on the 1934 budget on Thursday evening August 24 1933 at 8:00 p m city time at the high school. Copies of the budget are on file with the clerk. Agnes Pahl Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Arey
Agnes Pahl
B & O Adds 12 Workers at Willard and Capital Limited Expands
The B and O railroad added 12 men to the forces at Willard last week and handled 3,000 cars in a single day, the busiest in two years. Reports from Garrett Indiana indicate a second section is being added to the Capital Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Railroad
Willard
Garrett, Ind
Capital Limited
Drought Kills Fish in Sandusky River Cleanup
A drought killed about six truckloads of fish in the Sandusky River at Tiflin last week. They were hauled to a farm where refuse is disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Tiflin
Leisure time and the new reduced hours future
The piece argues that shorter work hours require ready social service support and new leisure infrastructure. It envisions night schools reading rooms and recreation centers, urges public action, and celebrates ending child labor while calling for universal cooperation to realize a hopeful era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Douglas Wiggins
America
Ohio Highway Guide for 1933 Ready for Distribution
Ohio's 1933 highway guide prepared by the Ohio Highway Department traffic bureau is available for free distribution. The 44 page booklet includes 134 photographs 222 points of interest a digest of motor vehicle laws 13 one day trip sketches and chapters on industry agriculture and commerce route markings and where to fish in Ohio Governor George White praises the states highways in the preface urging Ohioans and visitors to see Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Traffic Bureau
Ohio Highway Department
O. W. Merrell
Traffic Bureau of the Highway Department
Columbus
George White
Postage Cut Back Aims To Restore 2 Cent Rate
Postmaster General Jim Farley pushes for restoring the 2c postage after stamp sales showed a loss in revenue from the old rate. He argues big business favored messenger delivery, while Walter Brown projects at least a one third rise in revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Farley
Messenger
Walter Brown
Ada Schools Open Sept 4 for 9 Month Term
Public schools in Ada will open for the regular nine month term on Labor Day September 4. The district enumeration lists 764 school children in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADA
Out of sight, out of mind and the power of ads
A proverb notes that people hidden from view avoid notice until they advertise. The saying underscores that without publicity individuals or ventures stay unknown and overlooked.
Safety Code for Young Riflemen Urged by NRA
Washington D C The National Rifle Association urges junior marksmen to memorize and follow the sportsmen code for safe rifle use as summer activities draw thousands of youths to shooting The code covers muzzle direction loading triggers safety breech checks carrying condition and ethical shooting The piece notes a surge of interest with over 2000 entries two weeks after a junior rifle competition announcement by two popular boys magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Rifle Association
N. R.A
Association
Beck Lupton Family Reunion At Oceola Home
Mr and Mrs W H Sloman and their children Alma and Virgil attended the 15th Beck and Lupton reunion at Vernon Alheim's home in Oceola. A program of music and readings followed a picnic dinner. Mary Jane Reamsnyder of Marion was elected secretary. The 1934 reunion is planned for September at Mrs A P Beck's Oceola home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Sloman
Alma
Virgil
Beck and Lupton
Vernon Alheim
Oceola
Sloman
Mary Jane Reamsnyder
Marion
A. P. Beck
Unidentified man found dead near Blanchard River
A man about 60 to 65 years old was found hanged from a tree along the Blanchard river bank 11 miles west of Findlay. The corpse showed signs of prolonged death. He was discovered by men hunting mud turtles and a Detroit newspaper dated July 17 may hint at his identity.
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Blanchard River
Findlay
Detroit
Esterly Weds Fravel in Vanlue Church Ceremony
Miss Emily Rosamund Esterly daughter of Rev. Fred B. Esterly and Mrs. Esterly married Nelson R. Fravel of Toledo son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fravel near Tiffin The nuptials were conducted by the bride's father the church pastor during a morning service at the United Brethren church in Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Vanlue
Emily Rosamund Esterly
Fred B. Esterly
Nelson R. Fravel
Toledo
J. R. Fravel
Near Tiffin
Fake twenty dollar notes warn Tiffin merchants
Tiffin merchants were warned last week to beware the circulation of counterfeit 20 dollar notes. Authorities describe the bogus bills as having wavy lines at the top and darker green ink on the back and seat compared with genuine currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Memory of Crawford Burned by Indians in Tymochtee Valley
The 1782 execution of Col. William Crawford is recalled with details of his torture at a grove above the Tymochtee and the Sandusky River. Accounts note Simon Girty and Capt. Pipe among the witnesses and place the scene near Crawfordsville in Wyandot County. Dr. John Knight escaped days later, reaching Fort Pitt on July 4.
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William Crawford
Tymochtee
Sandusky
Crawford
Simon Girty
Elliot
Knight
Fort Pitt
Col. Crawford
Crawfordsville
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Pioneer Association
Ohio
Pemberville
Alfred Gardner to Receive Degree at Ohio University
Alfred M. Gardner of Carey is listed among the graduates seeking a Bachelor of Science in Education at Ohio University August 4. The ceremonies mark the summer session finalization with 226 degrees awarded and an address by Dr. Elmer Burritt Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Alfred M. Gardner
Carey
Marion School Board Cuts Jobs and Salaries
The Marion school board abolished five teaching positions and cut salaries for other teachers by two to eight percent. Supt. George A. Bowman received a five year contract at 5000 dollars yearly, down from 6500. Total annual salary reductions amount to 15000 dollars. Teachers have had a 20 percent cut in two years, and schools may operate eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion School Board
George A. Bowman
Marion Post Office Cuts Afternoon Mail Deliveries
Marion will suspend mail delivery on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons until October 3 as part of a nine day furlough plan in the September quarter. Postmaster French Crew announced the step to reduce payroll costs and ease the local economy move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
French
Crow
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Pietro Pieraccini
Fred Pieraccini of Deshler Ohio has been appointed Executor of the estate of Pietro Pieraccini deceased of Crawford township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated July 27 1933. Russell H Kear Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pieraccini
Deshler
Ohio
Pietro Pieraccini
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
4-H Clubs Publish Records For Fair Exhibits
Two Carey 4-H groups the Happy Hour and the Domestic Art visited the Farm Bureau office in Upper Sandusky to publish record and secretary books for club work and fair exhibits. Wyandot County Fair Board and Farm Bureau funded the books. Assisting were Misses Lutille Derr Persis Peirce Elizabeth Bachman from Domestic Art and Mrs Clint Baker Miss Kittie Baker Mary Yost Luella Bland Mabel Wilson from Happy Hour with guest Miss Margaret Neimeyer of Marion. A potluck dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Farm Bureau
Frieda Ulrich
Wyandot Couiity Fair Board
Persis Peirce
Elizabeth Bachman
Clint Baker
Kittie Baker
Mary Yost
Luella Bland
Mabel “Wilson
Margaret Neimeyer
Marion
Ohio Department of Highways Publishes State Map
The Ohio Department of Highways releases a State Highway Map showing state routes, county roads, and improvements. It marks ferries toll bridges towns distances and traffic rules. A mail-requested copy includes an eastern United States map and city index for Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio’ Department
United States
St. Louis
Atlantic
Ohio Department of Highways
Columbus
Ohio
Sale confirmed for Bruns Hydrated Lime Co property
Judge A W Overmyer of Fremont confirms the sale of the W H Bruns Hydrated Lime Co at Woodville to Toledo attorneys Wolfe & Rogers for 35000 dollars. Receiver Frazier B Reams is authorized to deed about 180 acres of real estate with buildings machinery and other equipment. The plant was once appraised well above 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Overmyer
Fremont
W. H. Bruns Hydrated Lime Co
Woodville
Wolfe & Rogers
Toledo
Frazier B. Reams
The Deadbeat Threatens Archbold Businesses
A Archbold Buckeye column denounces deadbeats as the chief killer of small-town commerce. It contrasts the thief who steals unseen with the deadbeat who drains a farmer’s capital through extended credit. The piece warns young men drawn to business by inherited money and social ties that deadbeats ruin them and their firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbold
Shim
Buckeye
Remlinger Family Reunion Held at Carey Park
About 110 Remlinger family members gathered Sunday at Carey park for the annual reunion. Attendees traveled from Ottoville Mansfield Crestline Ashland Findlay Lima Nashville Plymouth Kirby Salem Upper Sandusky and Carey. Grover Bakies was elected president with Mrs Jack Walters as secretary treasurer. The 1934 reunion will be in Carey with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remlinger
Carey Park
Ottoville
Mansfield
Crestline
Ashland
Findlay
Lima
Nashville
Tenn
Plymouth
Kirby
Salem
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Grover Bakies
Jack Walters
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Carey Times
Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
Pditor Myers
Budget
Ohio Highway Guide
Ready For
Crawyford
Alfred Gardner
PietroPieraccini
Rytex
Monarch
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