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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
2
L H Yioupt and Oscar J Wreiker of Upper Sandusky seek the Democratic nomination for state representative in the August 12 1930 primary. Russell H Kear of Wharton seeks the Republican nomination in the same August 12 1930 primary.
Barnet H. Martin of Little San seeks the Democratic nomination for county treasurer in the August 12 1930 primary. Adam Froehler of Upper San and D Newell of Pitt township also run for the same post on the Democratic ticket with the same primary date.
Raymond H. Stansbery and L B Scherry of Upper Sandusky seek Republican sheriff nominations in Wyandot County. Lawrence Weatherholtz of Upper Sandusky seeks Democratic nomination for sheriff, with primary set for Tuesday August 12 1930.
The Wyandot County Health Board thanks the State Medical Department Wyandot County Health League local doctors and nurses and community volunteers for organizing preschool conferences. Sycamore led with the highest percentage of enrolled children examined. The note emphasizes annual family physician exams and the conferences’ goal of promoting good child health at school start.
A Willys Knight coach carrying Rev and Mrs C D Copley and three children from Green Camp ran into a ditch south of town at 9 30 PM Thursday when the driver fell asleep. The family escaped with bruises to one child. the car was badly damaged and towed to Indian Motor Car garage by Mc Beth Stubbs wrecker. The Copleys spent Thursday night with Rev and Mrs GN Perkins near town.
Ruth Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Long of BE South Street married Arden Heilman son of Mr and Mrs George Heinen of VeCnntehenville Sunday afternoon at 230. Rev Paul R Ctou officiated. The couple received ring and floral attendants. The bride wore white georgette with white accessories. bridesmaid wore orchid georgette. They will reside at MeCntchenville.
Report discusses diverse materials used in hard tennis courts including flagstone sand fibre matting cork wood and oven linoleum noting lack of an official standard for courts and nets.
Census bureau estimates for 1930 place the national population at about 122 957 000 based on preliminary returns from 40 states and the District of Columbia. Ennumerators report totals for those states at 100 807 723, an increase of 14 139 845 or 16.31 percent since ten years ago, suggesting a final national figure near 123 million with more state returns pending.
Transactions show multiple land conveyances across Mifflin Eden Salem Carey Ridgeway Wyandot and other townships. Buyers include Roy Turk William Ross John Bradman Leta Pierce Montague and Union Central Life Insurance Co. Sums range from 1 to 2380 dollars for parcels from 2 to 80 acres.
The eighth annual Orchard Day at Wooster is set for Friday August 16 with Ohio orchardists and fruit producers touring orchards. Visitors will be split into groups starting at 9 30 a m and move through sites at half hour intervals to view ongoing experiments. Horticulture chief J 4H Gourley notes the orchards remain in excellent condition despite the drought.
In Belleville New Jersey over 600 boys answered what they would be if not themselves. Only two chose their father while the President received 110 votes and Charles Lindbergh led with 363 votes reflecting on admired figures.
The state tax commission will reduce farm land values in Seneca County by about 20 percent for taxation. The change affects rural property while city and town values were considered separately.
Rural youths, through farm and home clubs, conduct more demonstrations than adults, covering crops, animal care, poultry handling, cooking, clothing, home improvement and beautification. Department of Agriculture notes over half a million farm boys and girls participate, yet only one in twenty currently benefits from the training.
Poem urges residents to support local business and economy by shopping locally. It argues staying local keeps wealth in the community, helps neighbors in tough times, and builds a familiar social fabric through shared pride.
Attorney General Bettman announces that garnishment costs may not exceed 2.60 dollars per proceeding to enforce a judgment on personal earnings. He also states that in 1931 all real property in the state must be reappraised by county auditors, with utility property exempt, and that the reassessment provision is mandatory.
The article notes an estimated 13 500 calendar year deaths from auto accidents in the first half. Ohio reported 389 deaths in the first three months a drop of 7 38 percent from a year earlier. Carbon monoxide poisonings in Ohio rose from 127 to 139 cases in the year ending July 1 1930.
Oil firms face a July 15 rule granting only 50 percent of crude to producers with the rest stored at their expense. The policy could curtail the Wood county oil industry and cost about 1,000 jobs, per the Pemberville Leader.
Last year 1 876 000 left farms for cities while 1 257 000 moved from cities to farms creating a net 619 000 farm to city migration. The farm population on January 1 1930 was 27 222 000 down from 32 077 000 twenty years earlier. The city drift is global over 30 40 years.
Judges and clerks of elections in counties under 240000 to serve at the 1930 August primary should be paid eight hundred dollars per day instead of thirty five. In counties over 2450000 the compensation of a thousand dollars a day remains unchanged under the new election laws.
The W A Riddell company of Bucyrus shipped a repair part for a road grader to a mining company in South America by air mail. The postage on the shipment totaled 580 dollars.
Sunday worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday school at 10 30 a m led by Pastor Paul R Clonser. Also a Wednesday gathering of the Ladies Missionary Society and Women’s group.
Rev Father Vollrath pastor and Rev Claude Mussel assistant announce Sunday services including low mass at 7 30 a m high mass at 10 30 a m vespers prayers and benediction at 7 30 p m and weekday masses at 6 30 and 8 00 a m.
C D Myers pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Harry Thomas as superintendent Morning worship at 7 30 Rev Wier Hartman to speak Evening worship at 8 00 with theme My Sheep Hear My Voice Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00 led by Troy Rangeler B C B L C Bf session times included in the notice
Rev Roger J Turrell leads morning worship at 9 30 with a sermon The Possible You Church school at 10 30 Epworth League at 7 pm Union service 8 pm Official board meeting in the church parlor Monday August 11 at 8 pm
The Pahl family reunion gathered Sunday at Flat Iron Inn near Fremont with many members from Akron Swan ton Detroit Tiffin Fostoria Nor walk Fremont Carey Millersville and Oklahoma. Clarence Gardner of Tiffin was elected president and Mrs Frank Kilgus of Fremont re elected secretary treasurer. The 1931 reunion will be at Fostoria Park on the second Sunday in July.
The 18th annual Wentz family reunion met on August 3 at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky with 175 attendees from Huntington, Winamac, and South Bend Indiana. Officers elected were Walter Wentz president C B Robison vice president Avonell Robison secretary treasurer. The Sinclair family orchestra from Pennsylvania performed sacred selections along with a quartet, Willis Tong Lee Wentz Dale Robison and CE Robison. The group adjourned to plan next year’s event with time and location to be decided.
Rev O D Myers pastor of Memorial Evangelical church returns for Bellevernon homecoming sermon at the Evangelical church. Myers has served two pastorates in Bellevernon. Rev Wier Hartman of Findlay West Park will also preach Sunday at the local Evangelical church.
Ed Campbell Jr mayor of Carey Ohio invites sealed bids for the purchase of a 1.25 acre tract in Wyandot County Crawford Township described as part of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter Section 17 Town 1 South Range 13 East east of the Hocking Valley railroad right of way. Bids due 7 30 pm August 25 1930. Cash on delivery. Right to reject any or all bids.
A Montreal Star quotation counsels kindness in romance. When unsure about kissing a girl the proper response is to give her the benefit of the doubt.
Carey Ohio board of education schedules public auctions for school lands buildings and equipment at Stetler Poverty Run Beebe Crawford Martin Nye Wayton Fort Royal Shuman schools on August 18 and 19 1930 with cash terms and items listed.
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