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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
2
A mosaic of quips on politics culture and society. The column riffs on Mussolini Kipling and radio sports figures while lampooning Congress bankers and the White House. It notes Buffalo geologic shifts and jokes about elections and public figures.
Mr and Mrs R Coldren and guests traveled to Jenera on Monday. Numerous calls and Sunday dinners connected families from St Paul McComb Toledo Findlay Fostoria and Jenera with neighbors including the Corbins Foster Cusacs Puffenberger Opper and others during a busy weekend social round.
The colt show will be part of the Wyandot county fair on September 20 and the entry closing date is extended to September 14. A Horse Breeders' association directors meeting was held Saturday with full attendance. Advertising plans and extra prizes were approved and announced later in the fair bulletin.
About 50 relatives from Buffalo Toledo Findlay Sycamore Tiffin and Carey attended the Pierce family reunion at Elm Hill on Sunday. Mrs Myrtle Perkins of Carey was elected president and J Erle Smith of Findlay secretary treasurer. The 1936 meeting is set for the third Sunday in August at Harrison Smith park in Upper Sandusky.
Miss Mary Elsie Clinger daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Clinger of 637 North Main St married Harold D Hensler of Piqua in a Wednesday ceremony at the home of Dr C E Rice. The couple planned a motor wedding trip east after a three course supper at Betty Zane tavern Zanesfield. The bride a Bellefontaine high school 1924 graduate taught in Cable and North Lewisburg. The groom a Piqua high school graduate taught science at Cable and Kingscreek. The couple will reside at 1004 Park Ave Piqua Ohio after September 14.
A second $50,000 lawsuit was filed against Fostoria in common pleas court after the 1934 drowning of Carl Kauffman, 21, in the city reservoir. William Kauffman, administrator for Carl, alleges city negligence for unsafe roadway and missing fence. A prior suit by Frank Kinn, for Donald Kinn, 20, was filed last week with similar claims.
Miss Ethel Catherine Hatfield of Carey and Paul Revere Johnson of Fostoria were married last Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian parsonage in Upyper Sandisia by Rev V Syden atricker. The couple exchanged the single ring.
The 16th annual reunion gathered 125 members from Detroit Toledo Mt. Victory Marion Carey Tiffin Forest Williamstown and nearby areas at Harrison Smith park Upper Sandusky. Officers selected were James R. Snyder president Preston Gaster vice president and Miss Elizabeth Gaster secretary.
Miss Theresa M. Williams, 63, died at 10 a m Saturday in her New Riegel home after a yearlong illness. Born May 22 1872 in Big Spring township, she lived in Tiffin Toledo before returning to New Riegel about 15 years ago. Survived by her mother and siblings Mrs Leo Kirian Mrs Isadore Tiell Mrs Peter Clouse Carey and John Williams. Funeral Monday at St Boniface church New Riegel with parish cemetery burial.
Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz transfers 8047 acres in Jackson township to The First National Bank Forest for a nominal dollar. Ida K Roof receives 8047 acres in Jackson township from Weatherholtz for $1. Russell G Smith and others convey 4260 acres in Antrim township to The Nevada Deposit Bank for $1. Floy Houser transfers Lot 1 in Jacob Keller subdivision Upper Sandusky for $1 to Clarence Long. David Staum conveys lots 8 and 9 in McCutchenville to Roscoe H Lott for $1. Jacob Stephan transfers Lot 50 in Avondale addition Upper Sandusky to Amelia Halbedel for $1.
In pursuance of a court order, F G Harris and others offer for sale on September 21 1935 at 2 PM in Carey Ohio real estate described as Harris subdivision lots 2 and 3 out lot 3 Buell Addition at 371 Glen Ave appraised at 1066.67 dollars with two thirds minimum. Terms 1/3 cash 1/3 in one year 1/3 in two years or all cash. deferred payments secured by mortgage at 6 percent. Personal property including household furniture and kitchen utensils also to be sold for cash.
The 11th Tilton family reunion gathered 75 relatives from Upper Sandusky Lovell Carey Oak Harbor Whitehouse Waterville Toledo and Port Canton at Meadow Brook Park Bascom. Officers elected included President William Warfel and secretary Mrs Dean Wisner both near Upper Sandusky. The 1935 officers were David Tilton of Waterville president and Grant Kinley north of Upper Sandusky secretary. The 1936 reunion is planned for the third Sunday in August at the same site.
Herman M. Linthicum age 28 faces a manslaughter charge in Seneca county court for the death of George W. Bland age 58 near Old Fort Saturday night. Coroner P. T. Perin filed the charge in Justice Ward M. Arbogast’s court in Tiffin.
Prosecutor Paul A. Flynn said the death occurred during an unlawful act by a Tiffin factory worker. The coroner’s verdict implied homicide by a motor vehicle driven unlawfully by Herman Linthicum, leading to the charge filing.
After the 90 day period from Governor Martin L. Davey's signature, Bowling Green’s state institution became Bowling Green State University on Monday August 19. The university opens September 16 offering MA and bachelor degrees in education liberal arts and business administration.
A kind elderly woman thanks a attentive attendant and adds an extra nickel in the telephone pay box for good service. The brief scene highlights courtesy and gratitude in a simple daily exchange.
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