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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
6
Salem schools superintendent C. J. Rasmus, a Columbia University graduate in school administration, toured Upper Sandusky on Thursday to arrange the opening of Salem schools on September 1.
Bids for the Krock bridge in Salem Township were all rejected after being received at the commissioners office on Wesday of last week.
Legal notices show petitions for sale of real estate and waivers in Krider and Ritter matters, guardianship actions for Lulu Bricely, assignee sale orders for Miles Wonder, and final accounts for Ekleberry Blaser Hare and other estates. Hearings set for September 1, 1930, at 100 o'clock p m and various bonds issued.
Bar Docket Entries show Consolidated Lumber Co versus The Glazier Lumber Co dismissed at plaintiff costs. Burns versus Alvin R Sanford and Edith M Sanford grants leave to plead by August 30.
Marshall Morris of Upper Sandusky appears with son Frank Morris and Miss Note Younepper Sandawe, daughter of John Younes. Also listed are Blanche Romaine Justus, daughter of Rev Nota Sweat, and relatives Perrine and Tolede, with connections to Betz Heordon Thomas Perrine and Qeedry tem son ar elbeyre Perrine.
Walter Blair seeks relief in Cannon County court amid a divorce petition filed by Daisy Blair. The couple wed in Kentucky on June 20, 1974 and share two children, with the petition alleging gross neglect.
Wednesday the commissioners’ office tabulated bids for the Cherokee bridge at Tymochtee and the Salem bridge at Saheim. Charles Brockleshy of Upper Sandusky submitted the Cherokee bid of 998.12 dollars, with Salem at 816.78 dollars. Ideal Construction Co listed 1096.75 for Tymochtee and 922.09 for Salem, while Ritter Bros of Upper Sandusky bid 1106.70 for Tymochtee and 896.90 for Salem.
Bid results from Gengill Delaware to Mhtysville Salem show Evans Bugyrus Krock and others submitting figures such as 894.70 882.77 1111.50 and 907.16 for bridge and construction work with Thomas Clark Tymdchtee listed in the last line. No final award details provided.
Court awards bids for Searfost ditch sections in Richland township with D G Watson of Malinta winning section one at 1311 75 and section two at 131. Kuenzh Brothers of Nevada win the tile contract at 44 08. Other bidders include Gorby Rawson Howell Smith Peters Kagy Mann Scharf Criss Howell Gregory and Hostler with varied bids across sections.
Charles Campbell of Ironton was arrested south of McCutchenville for possession of intoxicating liquor after a Pontiac driven by a companion veered into a ditch. A bottle of whiskey was found. Campbell pled guilty before Judge Earl B. Carter and paid a 150 dollar fine plus costs.
Judge Earl B. Carter entered a divorce in the case of George Walling vs Laura B. Walling on Saturday. The petition and evidence showed willful absence by the defendant for more than three years, with the divorce granted and the defendant barred from dower and other marital rights in the plaintiff's real estate.
The second trial of Lester and Will Nichols is due near McGuires in Hardin County on the robbery charge.
West Alexandria Ohio resident Vrs EL Cohee describes relief after eight operations and years of distress. He credits Konjola with stopping stomach gas and shortness of breath and cites improved sleep and appetite. The drug is advertised as a lasting remedy for stomach, kidney, and bowel issues as well as rheumatism and nervousness with Carey Ewart's Drug Store named as a seller.
The Nich ols brothers were alleged to have held up Robert Mg lesry and robbed his L Scales store. At the first hearing the jury disagreed. One suspect is serving time after pleading guilty to the offense.
The Burks pool room in Sycamore titled renlown was sold at sheriff's sale in Sycamore at 10 o clock Monday morning in the case of H J Fike against George A Burks. The property was bought by H J Fike for 400 dollars, previously appraised at 469.68 dollars.
Ray A. Landversicht of Upper Sandusky and Mellie Grace Schindler of Crane township wed in a ceremony officiated by Rev. John R. Forrer. The groom is the son of William L. Landversicht. the bride is the daughter of Roy Schindler.
The second trial of brothers Will and Lester Nichols of near McGuffey began in common pleas court Tuesday on robbery charges. They allegedly held up Robert McCleary at his Bowemy store in Brownstown and stole store contents. Ronald Nichols is already serving time. Prosecutor David Creger leads the state. Cessna and Son represent the defendants. Jurors chosen include Henry Fleck Harley Baughman Ray Tracy and others from Carey Nevada Forest and nearby towns.
With most county schools opening next week few working certificate applications arrive at the county superintendent's office. State law requires school age attendance unless a working certificate is granted or excused for disability. Certificates may be secured if over 16, has passed seventh grade, holds a good job, and is physically able to perform the work.
Robert H Tschumy of Fremont a furniture merchant and Elma Fern Ranch of Sycamore a primary teacher wed with Rev Chas F Brouse officiating. Herman Arthur Harding of Tiffin a teacher and Ella Virginia Whitney of unknown parentage wed with Rev S R Dunham officiating.
A series of weekend and midweek visits shows residents from Findlay Carey Bighck Vanlue Kenton and Findlay area staying with families in Fort Royal. Notable stops include Mr and Mrs H M Bame Mr and Mrs A C Putnam and Mary and Mrs G W Baughman and Mary Shafer among others visiting for dinners afternoons and a centennial event in the past week.
The passage blends quotations from Homer with historical notes on a supernova seen in 1572 by Tycho Brahe, a Baltimore to Elli cott mail race with a Tom Thumb locomotive, Pan the god of woods and music, and reflections on fear in forests. The mix treats science, myth, and travel in a single survey.
Sudden fright without visible cause is linked to panic. Java is portrayed as one of the world’s richest and most populous islands, called the Garden of the East and noted for its beauty. It lies south of the equator between the Sea of Java and the Indian Ocean and has many volcanoes. Thunder showers are frequent, with thousands of showers daily.
A Jewish maiden Zilla of Bethlehem rejects Hammaul a brutish suitor who condemns her to be burned. God intervenes preventing the burning and a rose tree blossoms with red and white roses amid a paradise lost setting.
A medieval legend tells of the Holy Grail and the spear of Longinus, carried by Joseph of Arimathaea to Europe. A guardian’s violation of vow brings a self-inflicted, non-healing wound as punishment, ending the sacred lineage’s guardianship.
The artifact or symbol known as the Holy Grail withdrew its visible presence from the crowds who gathered to worship, leaving the customary blessings absent from that land.
Miss Rose Lutz fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Lutz was severely bitten on her right leg by a rabid cat that had lingered near their Bloomville home for about a month. The cat was killed by Mr Lutz after it tried to bite him and its head examined by a Willard veterinarian showed signs of rabies. Pasteur treatment began immediately and will continue for fourteen daily doses with no serious outcomes expected.
A $50 000 fee, the largest since the new state corporation code, was paid to the secretary of state’s office Thursday by the Ohio Oil Co. It filed an amendment converting $60 000 000 of common stock into 7 000 000 no par common stock. The secretary of state’s office notes this as the largest corporate fee received, surpassing $37 000.
A. E. Boff president of the American First National Bank of Findlay died last Thursday morning at age 60 after a three month illness and a kidney stone operation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. He began his banking career over 40 years ago as an errand boy and janitor for the American National Bank.
The annual conference of the M. B. church will convene at Oxford next week September 1 to 8. Delegates will be guests of Miami University. Rev. R. J. Turrell will leave for Oxford Monday and Mrs Turrell will join him Friday.
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