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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1933

Page

3

Court News One Pleaded Guilty In Dance Fight

Herbert Baum of near Kenton pleaded guilty to fighting at a dance in the county southwest. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace F. BE Weldow Thursday afternoon and fined $5 plus costs. Delbert Baum, held on a similar charge, could not be identified and was released. Attorneys H. L. Mason and W. B. Price attended. A Chevrolet coach with license 211-717 issued at Bellefontaine was found near the W W Fink farm southwest of Upper Sandusky on Friday. Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz towed the auto to Upper Sandusky.

Herbert Baum Kenton Justice of the Peace F.’ BE. Weldow Delbert Baum H. L. Mason W. B. Price Forest Bellefontaine W.W. Fink Farm Upper Sandusky Harry Weatherholtz

Estates of Earl H Peters and others face probate actions

In the matter of the estate of Earl H Peters deceased applications for letters testamentary filed bonds approved letters of authority issued to Avice A Peters and Helen Walcutt schedules of debts approved inventories filed hearings set for August 29 and August 30 1933 at 10 a m final account suspended for William R Cochran and statements of accounts in other estates Ida M Miller Anna M Walcutt Christina Frey Charles Neate and Charles Steck appear in various probate steps including administration sales and inventories as proceedings continue in probate court.

Earl H Peters Avice A. Peters Christina H. Frey Charles Neate Catherine Smalley Charles, F. Steck William R. Cochran Ida M. Miller Anna M. Walcutt Helen Walcutt Earl H. Peters

Next County Teachers Exam to Be Held Friday

The next county teachers' examination and the last of the year will be held next Friday in the assembly room of the courthouse, with sessions in both forenoon and afternoon.

County Officials Set Hearing Date for Bowman Ditch

The county commissioners examined the Bowman ditch in Tymochtee township on Saturday and designated Monday as the first hearing date to review the project.

Tymochtee Township

Malt license required under new tax law

Auditor B. BE. Hudson announced that malt dealers must obtain a license costing $1 by September 1 under the malt tax law enacted by the legislature Friday.

B. BE. Hudson

Thieves Steal Farm Chickens and Church Lighting Outfit

Clarence Mathews farm south of Upper Sandusky reports Saturday night theft of thirty chickens. Also sixteen cells of a Delca lighting system from Immanuel Reformed Church southeast of Upper Sandusky were stolen through a basement window. Sheriff Weatherholtz's office investigates both cases.

Clarence Mathews Upper Sandusky Delca Immanuel Reformed Church Harry Weatherholtz

County sues for county funds from bond surety

The board of county commissioners of Wyandot county filed suit in common pleas court Monday seeking recovery of 65 271 24 from the bank and 25 000 from American Surety company of New York. Prosecuting Attorney H L Mason filed the petition.

Common Pleas Court Board of County Commissioners of Wyandot County American Surety Company of New York H. L. Mason

Marriage License Issued To H. E. Ryan and Margaret Neate

A marriage license was issued Tuesday to H. E. Ryan a Buchanan Michigan preacher son of Herbert Ryan and Miss Margaret Neate of Upper Sandusky daughter of Mrs. Charles Neate Rev. L. C. Hoover.

H. E. Ryan Buchanan, Mich Evangelical Church Herbert Ryan Margaret Neate Upper Sandusky Charles Neate L. C. Hoover

Carey Times Estate Legal Notices Advertising

Printed name cards at the Carey Times office request readers to place estate notices with the newspaper. The notice suggests instructing counsel to use the Carey Times for legal notices and settlement filings.

Carey Times

Trolley barns to make way for gas line filling station

The old trolley barns of the Toledo Bowling Green and Southern Traction Co. at Findlay are being dismantled to give way to a gasoline line filling station.

Toledo, Bowling Green and Southern Traction Co Findlay

Community News of To ledo and Nearby Areas

Local visits abound as Hollingers and Wildermoods host and travel. A long list of guests from Bowling Green to Kansas City gather for picnics and friendly calls. 4-H girls led by Grace Brundage enjoy a Harrison Smith park meal with multiple families mentioned.

End to Neuritis Pain with Kruschen Salts

C K Murray of Newark recounts using Kruschen Salts for three months to treat neuritis in his left shoulder and arm. He reports a ten pound weight loss, complete disappearance of pain, and no other medical treatment during the period. The ad urges daily half teaspoon in hot water, one jar lasting four weeks, available from druggists worldwide.

C. K. Murray Newark N. J

Tax relief measures push state funding via new levies

A special joint committee led by Senator D J Gunsett recommended state relief taxes including a one cent cap on bottled beverages and a barrel duty on bulk beer ten cents per gallon on malt products a ten percent levy on cosmetics and an amusement admission tax of 16 cents or more. The House backed the beverage cap and final actions were expected midweek to raise about 8.5 million dollars for public works as the governor had proposed earlier.

D. J. Gunsett van Wert Wort White

Seventh Motor Vehicle License Revenue Distribution Announced

The Ohio Commissioner of Motor Vehicles announced the seventh distribution of license revenue on August 5. Counties and municipalities received 285,908.40, with 88 counties each getting 500 under the 5 percent equalization fund totaling 9,500 per county. Cleveland led with 9,571.25, pushing the year’s total to 535,760 for the city.

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Cleveland

Ohio Welfare Conference Set for Cleveland This Fall

The 43rd annual Ohio Welfare Conference will be held in Cleveland on October 2 3 and 4. Hundreds of welfare workers from across the state will attend with six study courses planned. Course 3H on The Juvenile Court at Work will be led by Henry.

Ohio Welfare Conference Cleveland Henry

Probation Association Leader Seeks Study Course Info

J Robison of Portage County judges Ravenna probate court and led Ohio Probation Association. Information on study courses available by writing Perry P Dennne at 109 Commerce Bldg Columbus Ohio.

J. Robison Portage’ County Ravenna Ohio Probation Association Perry P. Dennne Commerce Columbus Ohio

Baseline News Social Callers Across Local Families

James Amerine visited Mr and Mrs Albert Turner Friday morning. Mrs Albert Turner called on George Amerine Sunday afternoon. William Newcomer of Springville called at the Turner home Tuesday morning. Clarence Hingle and son Mervin visited Albert Turner Sunday evening. Lewis Knepper and family hosted visitors Monday evening at their home and at Albert Turner and Katherine Turner. Albert Turner and daughters Margy and Adeline called on Barney Coldiron family Sunday. Sunday visitors at the Kneppers included Ray Morehart and daughter Helen Findlay L A Brayton Ben Brayton Amy Nye John Nye and children Michigan and Thelma Knepper Toledo.

Carl Hollinger Tolédo H. V. Heimrick Glen Tallman Fred Heimrick Mabel Beckley Bowling Green Grace Brundage Charles Wildermood Kansas City Frank Yambert H. E. Wildermood G. Kettler Amsden Mildred Kettler Gladys Tee Dallas Ruehle Mofiday F. M. Beis Doris and Marlowe Tiffin Fred Heimrich D. D. Shafer A. J. Ruehle Hattie Ruehle Carey Emma Gintert Charles Gintert Port Clinton Clyde Ekleberry Karl and Cecil Pleasant Lake Ind Bert Kepler Willadean Waterloo Roscoe Kisaberth Paul Barto Gem Beach Paul Galbraith Sycamore M. D. Shafer Proctor Kisaberth Charles Yambert Kans Harry Beis Grace Bare Cecil Yambert Karl Yambert Klahr Yambert James Amerine Albert Turner George Amerine William Newcomer Springville Clarence Ehingle Son Mervin Lewis Knepper Katherine Turner Miss Margy Adeline Barney Coldiron Ray Morehart Helen Findlay L. A. Brayton Ben Brayton Amy Nye John Nye Michigan Lester Knepper Thelma Knepper Toledo Mary Jane Claribelle Martin D. P. Wisler Lemuel Huston Leona North of Vanlue Ralph van Buren Vanlue Vernon Huston Clarence Gamel Norman BE. E. Brann Waynesfield H. L. Pahl Eugene T. W. Weldon P. C. Southworth Bobby Mary Virginia Columbus Virginia Pahl Royal Oak Mich Martha King Haywood Calif Warrine Nellie Eastburn Miss Sumption Ohio State Pasadena

Property transfers seed multiple Kenton region parcels

Deals in dirt record multiple land transfers across Ridge town ship Upper Sandusky Marseilles Nevada and Jackson townships. Transfers involve Rolly C Firestone Levi Bowman Lloyd Emerson Clinger Orson M Bower A A Constien and T B McBeth with amounts of 1 or 4800 dollars and titles including parcels in original plats lots and outlots.

Rolly C. Firestone Harvey E. Redick Ridge Township Guy O. Zeller Philip Oelberg Jackson Township Levi Bowman Charley OO. Glasco Upper Sandusky Lloyd Emerson Clinger Marseilles Orson M. Bower Ray Dean A. A. Constien Frank H. Paessler T. B. McBeth Mildred J. Kirchner William Petrey Nevada

Our Lady of Consolation Church Directory

Services listed for Our Lady of Consolation include Low Mass at 7 30 a m High Mass at 10 00 a m and Rosary Confraternity Prayers Benediction at 7 30 p m

OUR Lady OF Consolation Paul Vollrath Edwin Borntraeger

Manor church service and class schedule noted

Rev. Paul R. Clouser leads Sunday school at 9 15 a m with general assembly from 9 15 to 9 35 and class periods from 9 40 to 10 20 at the church.

Paul R. Clouser General Assembly

Methodist Church Notes with Vacation Pastor

Sunday school starts at 9 30. This is the only service today as Rev A C Rainsberger takes a vacation.

Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. A. OC. Rainsberger

Sunday Church Schedule with Evening Address

Rev W R Shisler pastor at 9 30 a m Sunday school led by A B E Constien superintendent. No preaching Sunday morning. Public W C T U meeting at 8 p m with Rev B E D Paulin of Princeton Wis delivering the address.

W.R. Shisler A. BE. Constien BE. D. Paulin Princeton Wis

Wharton United Brethren Charge Service Announcement

Rev. E Botkin leads Beech Grove Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m A union service of the two churches at Big Oak at 8 p m marks the close of the conference year Special music urged Port Clinton hosts the Sandusky Annual Conference August 30 to September 3

E. Botkin Beech Grove Big Oak Sandusky Port Clinton

Alfalfa Cutting Frequency and Protein Yield

The text notes that three cuttings of alfalfa produce 40 percent more protein than two cuttings. It suggests higher protein production may justify four cuttings a season when alfalfa is grown for only one year or when fields are plowed down.

NRA Ohio Supt. Thos. P. Kearns Division of Safety and Hygiene Department of Industrial Relations Industrial Commission

Engineer killed as Nickel Plate freight runs over him

R. A. Robinson of Bellevue was killed Monday at Findlay when he apparently fell under a Nickel Plate freight engine he was piloting. The accident occurred at the Washington street crossing when the train was being watered and no witness could observe the moment. Fireman F. Miller started the train and halted it after a section foreman saw the body beneath the locomotive.

R. A. Robinson Bellevue Findlay Washington Street F. Miller Miller

Local social notes from Sycamore to Toledo and beyond

Sunday gatherings fill the column with visits across Sycamore Fostoria Vanlue and Midway park. Families like Wisler Huston Altwater and Gamel host relatives while travelers and guests such as Martha King journey to Haywood California and Pasadena with friends and teachers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Court News Kear Trend OF the Times Elizabeth ‘Heimrick Mrs. H. V. Heimrick O. Meisner Bloomville Harrison Smith Park A. I. Kirschner Cloyce John Bachar Bruce Harry Heimrich Secretary of State George S. Myers Fair Board Base Line News Our Church Directory Christ Lutheran Church Wharton United Brethren Charge Marilyn Mae Staley Fostoria Betty Bowman Lloyd Long Donald Sandusky City Cedar Point H. G. Feasel Near Adrian Rifer-Davis Midway Park Harry Beidelschies R. C. Altwater Chevrolet America Fisher RL Polk & Company Januery Ant Chevrolet Motor CO Detroit Flint G.M.A.C H. B. Keller
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