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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
2
A collection of wry observations by Herbert H. Miller covers politics culture and science anecdotes. It references Huey Long Mussolini electric cars and Tesla while noting Jazzy headlines and oddities from the era.
Sunday visits and weekday calls fill regional social pages. Names include Gerald Baughman Dean Cludy Wanda Smith Loretta Beard Olive Siddall and many families in Vanlue Findlay Carey Wharton Bascom New Riegel Fostoria Leipsic and Mt. Blanchard with numerous small gatherings and dinners noted.
In Fostoria Ohio on August 1 Mrs Louise Kelbley was removed as Seneca County administrator for old age pensions. Nevin Platt was permanently appointed to the post, replacing Kelbley who protested the action.
Charles P. Collins, a veteran Big Four passenger engineer known for speed on the Sandusky division, retires July 31 after reaching the 70 year age limit. His career included two major accidents, a 1916 derailment at Fostoria and a near fatal collision in West Liberty in 1920. He will receive a pension and a Bellefontaine hospital stay marked his long recovery. A Bellefontaine meeting honors Collins and other retirees.
MT Blanchard Forest Lane and children visited relatives in Kenton while Robert Dunbar suffered asthma heart illness. Families from Carey Pomeroy Upper Sandusky Columbus and Rawson joined gatherings at homes and reunions on Sunday with the Shanks and Howards, plus the Gintert Hickle reunion and Island Park event.
Mr. Platt, recommended by the Seneca county commissioners, assumed duties today after the division was established more than a year ago.
Mr Woodrow Lowry reports gas on the left side pressed on his heart causing sleepless nights. He credits Adlerika with relieving the gas after one dose, allowing beans onions and tomatoes without distress. The ad claims emphasize relief from gas and constipation with Adlerika.
Ordinance 248 fixes a five year maximum gas price schedule for The Ohio Fuel Gas Company. The plan sets rates by usage brackets, a one dollar minimum monthly charge, and a five percent delayed payment fee with a 10 cent floor. It requires street mains extensions and preserves existing rights while authorizing later class changes by agreement.
Notice announces Henry Lortz of R F D Carey Ohio appointed executor of the estate of Anna L High deceased late of Crawford township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated July 19 1936 Judge Russell H Cbar probate division confirms appointment.
Mrs Elliot Williams of 286 Perry Street displays a 78 year old pickle at the Advertiser Tribune office. She recalls her father James McKibben placing a bottle over the pickle as a baby in Venice Township seventy three years ago. The pickle grew to fill the bottle and was preserved in alcohol since, now topped with fresh alcohol.
Letter heads and envelopes in fact commercial printing of all kinds at the Carey Times offered to businesses and individuals seeking professional print materials.
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