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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
7
A collage of notices from August 14 1890 and related years reports Marion's new German paper Park Hotel boarders and staff openings new hotels and public works electrocution trials church and civic events local business updates and early 1900s transportation news including a bicycle boom and a fast automobile sighting in Carey Ohio.
In Wyandot County Ohio a public auction will be held August 20 1936 at 2 PM at the west door of the court house in Upper Sandusky to sell a 201 acre tract including 71.51 acres of the west half of the northwest quarter and additional portions of section 8 township 1 south range 13 east. The property is appraised at 12000 dollars with terms cash excluding growing grain crops and subject to a crop lease. The sale is under an order of the Court of Common Pleas Wyandot County Ohio in case 12283 between Wm M Eatherton as plaintiff and May Gibbs et al as defendants.
In Wyandot county 1911 notes announce free mail delivery beginning November 1 on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in Upper Sandusky. A band concert honors Joseph Huff of Cold Springs Minnesota set for New Riegel. Charles Clinger sells half interest in Star theatre to Clarence Rose. Charles Brand migrates to Deshler with family to run a picture show. Mortgages recorded total 285 with 333 cancelled in the past year. Irene Neally and Glen Hufford enjoy a boat ride at Indian Mill. the couple’s moment ends with an unclear outcome. Jacob Hickle dies at 52 near Carey. A newborn son weighs six pounds to Mr and Mrs Harry Myers of Crawford.
A recalling exchange notes an instance when rain arrived despite a prior forecast from the weather bureau. The brief exchange highlights surprise at the forecast’s miss.
Reunion cards printed at the Carey Times office announce forthcoming gatherings. Local residents are invited to note dates for reunions organized by community groups and school alumni. The item highlights the printing effort and community participation.
Wyandot County voters in Carey Ohio will decide August 25 1936 on issuing eighty thousand dollars in village bonds to fund a sanitary sewer system and sewage treatment works. Bonds may run 25 years with an estimated tax rate of 2.7 mills outside the 10 mill limit. Two voting precincts will open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Eastern time.
E W Mullholand of Carey Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate of O P Presler deceased of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Probate court judge Russell H Kear dated July 25 1936.
In the estate of Gail Lanker deceased of Wyandot County Ohio Ralph Lanker of Carey has been appointed administrator. Dated August 6 1936 by Russell H Kear Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
Earl Robison called on Marion Badhar Sunday afternoon. Miss Gertrude Tong visits the Raders. The Raders host guests Thursday evening. Eliza Bachar visits Cleveland Great Lakes Exposition. Tong reunion draws attendees at Island Park Mt. Blanchard. Camp meeting services held at A. P. Byal park Findlay. Adeline and Audrey mentioned among gatherings.
H G Chambers of Carey Ohio appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mary E Carothers deceased Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio. Date July 30 1936. Russell H Kear Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
William H Williams of Carey Ohio appointed ancillary administrator without a will for Nellie L Williams deceased, late of Fredonia New York. Probate division Wyandot County Ohio dated August 11.
Tony joined the Great Lakes By position event in Cleveland last week. Mrs John Kleopfer and Mrs Fred Kleopfer took a business trip to Findlay on Wednesday afternoon. Ray Thatcher of California and John Kleopfer visited Albert Bachar's home Saturday morning. Wm Walters returned home from Findlay Home and Hospital Monday morning and is much improved. Fred Kloopfer and son Freddie joined the Vanlue high school class of 1931 reunion at Meadowbrook Park Bascom Sunday evening.
McCutchenville residents hosted and visited relatives from Tiffin Columbus and Carey at Gem Beach over the weekend. Several families including the Heimrick Shafer Burgderfer Kisseberth and Brandt clans joined in Sunday gatherings and a camping trip.
Residents seek a referendum on a blue law to close grocery stores and meat markets on Sundays. The proposed ordinance has been ignored recently. The petition gathered eighty nine signatures.
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