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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
3
County Treasurer B H Martin notes new beer cap tax stamps effective Saturday. The Herzog Lime and Stone Co. sues Charles Gamber in common pleas court per Squire F E Weldaw.
Multiple probate items listed including administrator appointments guardians ad litem and estates of John Wren Pietro Pieraccini John M Phelps Alice Mackey Ida Miller Catherine Smalley and others. Bond approvals hearings dates August 7 11 and 15 1933. Inheritance tax actions transfer of real estate and final accounts noted.
The jury commission completed its work and placed new names in the jury wheel Friday afternoon. The update reflects finalized juror selections for upcoming trials.
Four common pleas court suits arising from a Lincoln Highway accident 13 miles west of Upper Sandusky were settled August 1 before Judge Clarence A. Ahl. Plaintiffs Augusta Gruenert Augusta Louise Gruennert and Christian Gruennert plus administrator Christian Gruenert of the Fred Raasch estate sued Martin S. Kingsmore for damages. Defense was by A K Hall and H L Mason with plaintiffs’ counsel Roy Warren Roof and Russell H. Kear.
Esther Whitt and Elmer Whitt case heard by Judge Russell H. Kear. Plaintiff Esther awarded custody of two minor children Richard and William. Elmer Whitt found guilty of gross neglect of duty. divorce granted. Elmer to pay $5 monthly to clerk for support starting August 15. Plaintiff to pay costs.
The state legislature made no appropriation for the salary of county superintendents. Previously the state paid $1000 annually, cut to $800 last year, and now will provide no payment unless an appropriation is approved at the upcoming special session.
Naomi Hogan seeks divorce alimony and equitable relief from Charles Hogan in common pleas court on grounds of cruelty. Petition filed Saturday by attorneys David Creger of Upper Sandusky and Roy Warren Roof of Kenton.
William Yauger of Goshen township Hardin county a farmer and son of J T Yauger marries Reva Hougendobler of Marseilles township daughter of A E Hougendobler with Rev Norman Sweat performing the ceremony
A marriage license was issued Monday to Wilbur Flechtner of Crane township and Mollie F Rozenman of Crane township. Justice of the Peace F E Weidaw is named to officiate.
Monday docket notes grant leave for defendant to plead by August 14, 1933 in the case involving W. A. Blicke against Samuel Barth and Thayer Welty over money.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Jonas picked up an 18 year old girl named Julia Gibson hiking north of Upper Sandusky. She could not provide her father’s name or street address and gave her home as Mangan. Communications with the Girls' Industrial School at Delaware confirmed another escapee, Ann Petersall of Cleveland, who fled the same institution in night clothing on Sunday night. The girl picked up wore a white.
School authorities said they would come to view the girl at the location, as part of an ongoing effort to identify and locate the missing student. No other details were provided about the case or the girl’s identity.
A vandal invasion damaged a melon patch near Upper Sakdishy at Charles Rieser fruit farm. Dozens of melons were eaten or crushed as deputies led by Sheriff Harry Weatierfieltz investigated the incident.
Delaware authorities identified a rescued girl as Julian Knox a 14 year old who had escaped from the girls industrial home. She was returned to the sheriff for custody.
A driver was taken into custody by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz Sunday after his auto allegedly struck another car and went into a ditch. The suspect is out on bond and will have a hearing Friday in the court of Squire F. HE. Weidaw.
Judge Russell H. Kear found Joseph C. Brooks guilty of gross neglect and extreme cruelty as claimed by Martha Janse Brooks. The decree grants divorce with the plaintiff awarded custody of their minor child Joseph Edward Brooks and the defendant ordered to pay $2 weekly child support to the Wyandot County clerk starting August 12, 1933, with the plaintiff to bear costs.
The church announces Sunday rites led by Rev. Paul Vollrath with Rev. Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Low Mass at 7:30 a.m. High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Rosary, Confraternity prayers and Benediction follow at 3:30 p.m.
Pastor Paul R. Clouser leads Sunday worship at the Lutheran church with Sunday school at 11:15 and general assembly sessions. Class periods run 9:40 to 10:20 and the service begins at 10:30 a m.
Reverend W R Shisler to preach morning sermon at Carey Memorial Evangelical Church with 9 30 am Sunday school led by A E Constien. Morning worship at 27200 pm. No evening service. Sunday school 9 15 am. Sunday school and official boards meet Friday evening for important year end business. All members urged to attend.
Rev A C Rainsberger invites attendance at Sunday school at 9 30 a m with a helpful lesson series. Worship and sermon follow at 10 35 a m themed The Mountain Climbing Christian. Mid week services are paused until September and a brief official board session will occur after the morning service.
Telegram from Ohio beer cap division warns strict enforcement of the bottled beer tax effective August 5. Retailers must stamp all stock on hand. fines for unstamped beer are 100 dollars or 90 days imprisonment or both. Reuse of stamps carries one to ten years imprisonment. Inspectors are active statewide this week.
Miss Pauline Fry spends week in Tiffin. Earl and Mrs Moser visit Carey. Frank Bogard and son Walter in Upper Sandusky. Owen Haines visits John Haines in Mc Cutchenville. Mrs Teal visits Maple Grove daughter Mrs E B Smith. Strausser reunion held in Upper Sandusky. Mrs Dirmeyer and Annie Findlay visit Adrian. Blaine Presler family from Akron vacationing with Sarah Presler family. Laura Haines and Maxine visit Adrian. Nellie Haines and Lilah visit Adrian. Earl Moser and Elmina dine with James Bogard family in Upper Sandusky.
Miss Cleo Shane daughter of Mr and Mrs A Shane of Wharton wed Arthur Mathias of Findlay at the Immaculate Conception church parsonage in Kenton Saturday. The bride is a former student at Tiffin Business University.
About 75 members of the Ward Baker families gathered for their annual reunion and picnic at Elm Hills. Frank Copley of Fostoria was elected president, Nelson Wickiser of near Wharton vice president, and Miss Fairy Ward of south of town secretary-treasurer. A music program featured Madellon Ward of Wharton on clarinet, vocal selections by Crystal and Clara Louise Shafer, and a girls quartet with Opal and Ruby Rothgeb and Bernice and Orvetta Wentling. The 1934 reunion will be held at the same location on the first Sunday in August.
Forest Turner and son Dale were callers Tuesday evening at the homes of Mrs. Albert Turner and Mrs. Catherine Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Knepper and daughter Thelma of near Vanlue visited Friday evening at the Turner homes, with other neighbors also calling.
An ox 25 years, cat 15, dog 14, lion 20, horse 25, swan 25, sheep 10, camel 40, squirrel 8, whale 300, parrot 125, crow 6, canary 6, elephant 400, tortoise 100. This list presents the estimated lifespans for a range of common animals in concise form.
The Crawford M E church Crawford and Vanlue M E and Wharton M E churches joined for a Union program at Wharton. Rev J E Turner spoke after musical selections by Crawford and Wharton choirs, vocal duets, solos, and quartets with local performers.
Local and personal notices list D. C. Henry from Marion voting in Tuesday elections. Bertha Moore of Maumee guests Blanche Criger. Jacob Krock near Kirby visits Altwater home. Mohler family and Eugenia Henry visit Toledo. Fritz family reunion at Monroeville. Mitten family from northeast area visit. Charles Brown named Carey fire department member replacing Tom Baker. Arnholt family from Columbus to visit W. L. Arnholt household. Ray Hosler and Helen Ruth of Tiffin visit Huntington Park residents. Palmer joins Blue family in Toledo and plans 10 day stay. Eshelman family visits Akron relatives. Collet family from southwest area visits Findlay region.
Columbus Letter reports Gov. White will convene a general assembly in special session on August 16 to seek funds for poor relief, enact a death penalty for kidnappers, and consider school relief and tax changes. The article notes hunting license duties expanding to non clerks, with 3706 authorized license issuers and hardware dealers leading requests.
The State headquarters will be on the eighth floor of the Wyandotte building with Henry Brunner as manager. The Columbus district office moves to the Commerce building at 180 North High Street, under the federal body created to aid homeowners facing foreclosure.
The Village of Carey will hold a public hearing on its 1934 budget Monday evening August 21 1938 at 7 30 o clock p m in the council room Copies of the budget are on file with the clerk Jacob Nitrauer Clerk.
Peddlers who tried to sell hams here last week were arrested at Vanlue Saturday. County authorities suspect the meat was stolen. The Arlingtonian urges residents to beware of house to house peddlers.
A humorous exchange centers on marital friction over smoking. A wife objects to her husband’s habit, arguing it is costly and intrusive for both of them to smoke, highlighting domestic strain and budget concerns.
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