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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
2
An editorial argues safety saves lives and money, noting accidents raise costs for individuals and insurers. It links industry safety to efficiency and profit, urges reduced highway casualties, and says public behavior can lower insurance rates while protecting wallets.
The Upper Sandusky Oil & Gas Co led by H A New Comer of Cardington shot a new well on the O J Wesker farm Thursday. Believed to yield 1,500,000 cubic feet of gas daily, the site also showed oil, with another well under drive on the same farm.
The state liquor control commission dropped charges against Charles Azzar and Albert Rossi of Fostoria for selling beer without a permit. Carey mayor plans to press charges over operating a gaming device. Rossi denied involvement with slot machines but was told the commission does not handle that charge.
The Village of Carey Ohio invites sealed bids from bidders for a one year supply of transformers and electric meters. Bids must be delivered to the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs by 7:00 p.m. Friday Sept 8 1933. Eugenia Henry Secretary. 32-3
Mt Blanchard Journal reports farmers in the Mt Blanchard district are asked to cut corn that blocks bus drivers view at road intersections. The aim is to improve safety for pupils before the opening of the school term.
Seneca county reports $200000 in unpaid real estate taxes while $450000 of the $650000 due has been paid, outlining a gap in tax collection and outstanding liabilities.
A verse describes the gardener aided by breeze rain and sunshine as one who makes a garden and works hand in hand with God, gaining many friends, the morning glory and dew, while honoring the soil given by the Father.
The Merry Maidens 4 H club held an achievement meeting at Tris Rangeler’s home. Members displayed projects and presented a bi weekly program with remarks talks and readings. Health program participants were Virginia Van Horn Marvalene McKee Violet McCormick Esther Rangeler. Esther and Iris Rangeler performed a play A Slight Misunderstanding. A treasure hunt and lunch followed with thanks to helpers and leader Mary Selda Kummerer News Reporter.
Public records show multiple property conveyances with nominal consideration. Transfers include Kennerley to Kennerley for Lot 17 in Carey, Walker to Walker for 40 acres in Sycamore, and Uncapher to Emptage for 80 acres in Marseilles township, among others, with prices listed as $1 or $3,500 for the bank loan transaction.
Surgeons at Mercy hospital Tiffin performed an appendix removal on a 10 month old infant, son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Enders of near Republic. Due to age, spinal anesthesia was used and the child recovered well from anesthesia and shock, reported in excellent condition.
Benton Cahill former president and cashier of Richwood Farmers' Deposit bank owes Mrs. Sarah Jane Howison estate Richwood 62725 84 with interest costs executor for Howison seeks payment. The American Surety Company of New York is co-defendant. Money was in the bank. Case moved to the court of appeals.
Earl Jones of Ohio State University cautions farmers harvest too early as ears gain about 70 pounds per acre daily in the last pre-shock days. Tests at Wooster show 54 bushels at dough stage rising to 67.3 and 59.4 at maturity. husked grain yields maximize when kernels harden while leaves remain green for silage quality.
Mrs. Caroline Stratton 98 died Friday at her home 310 North Main Street after a six week illness from a paralytic stroke. Funeral held Monday at her residence with Rev H Ward Grieb officiating. Burial in Spring Grove cemetery Carey. Survived by three children Rena Bland Ed Stratton and Mrs Fred Morris, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Lawrence Bland is a grandson.
The Hancock county school board and local boards authorized licenses for school bus drivers. Named are Vaniue E R Beck Franklin Beard Clifford Hile Harry Monday Aimee Beck Carl Hatch Nathan Beck and Fred Kleppfer. Substitutes include Verna Beck Vernon Dunbar Grant Borkosky Dale Bushong Ray Bushong Foster Elder Francis Price Nile Aurand Rodney Sampson and Stanley Beck.
William Stinchcomb leads Ohio public works advisory panel urging counties and cities to supply Circular 2 data to speed project approvals. The group backs bonding amendments and notes Springfella has complied with requests for a sewage plant and water works project costing 905000 and 1245000 respectively. Lockland and Mansfield have submitted data for review.
Robbers gained entry by removing rear window glass at the Farmers Cooperative Elevator and Supply store in Vanlue Friday night or Saturday morning. They took 25 to 30 men’s shirts and overalls, 25 to 30 cases of 12 gauge shotgun shells, two pairs of men’s shoes, and other men’s wear. The theft was found around noon Saturday. Sheriff Lyle Harvitt investigated with no traceable clues.
The squirrel season opens September 15 with reports of a thinner population due to more hunters last year. The four daily limit applies to fox and gray squirrels, while no limit exists for red squirrels. The season ends October 1 after an attempt to move opening date to October 1 failed in the legislature.
Mr and Mrs Paul Woods and son Donald and Mrs Van Baker attended the funeral for Frank Anderson, the uncle of Mr Woods, last Thursday afternoon at Forest.
In Wyandot County Ohio a court ordered partition sale of real estate in Carey at 201 Dow Street. The sheriff will offer the 26 feet of the east side of Lot 7 and 18 feet of the west side of Lot 8 Alvin Dow's Addition for not less than 600 dollars. Sale on September 30, 1983 at 2 p m with cash on delivery of deed. Harry Weatherholtz Sheriff. F J Stalter attorney. Aug 29 1938.
In the Wyandot County Ohio partition suit Reis v Steigerwalt the alias order of sale directs a public auction of Lot 25 in Carey and Dow addition at 502 East Findlay Street Carey on September 16 1933 at 2 pm. The minimum bid is 1250 cash. Attorneys A K Hall and H L Mason represent the plaintiff.
Secretary Wallace unveiled an emergency plan to boost hog prices by buying four million pigs and one million sows, paying premiums up to nine dollars and fifty cents per hundredweight for pigs post under 100 pounds. The program aims to relieve immediate shortages without a long term commitment, funded by a forthcoming processing tax. Ohio sees about two hundred thousand pigs and fifty thousand sows eligible.
The note urges farmers to cut the final alfalfa before September 10 to ensure adequate winter storage. It also cites high wheat carryover, swine breeder observations on bacon type sows, and topdressing wheat with 6 to 10 loads of manure per acre if new seedings fail.
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