County Doings Brews in Upper Sandusky area headlines
Local notes report births in Upper Sandusky and surrounding townships. Highlights include multiple birth announcements, a reappointment at the Wharton charge, marriages in Ashland Ky and Greenup Ky, deaths of local residents, and a major gas well development near Upper Sandusky. Fire damages two farm buildings near Nevada and a freight wreck near Kirby disrupts rail traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrdus Schoenberger
Upper Sandusky
Elton Koehler
Andrew Riedlinger
Homer E. Huffman
F. M. Turner
Wharton
Ohio
Churches of God
Wooster
Claud Ludwig
Frances
Sycamore
Argos
Ind
Garnetta Marie Kinley
Edward Kinley
J. H Zulauf
Harry Zulauf
Mary Zulauf
Cora Zulauf
Nevada
Wheat adjustment plan explained to Ohio farmers
About 200 farmers gathered at the Catholic hall where J R Gilkey of Mansfield outlined the wheat section of the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The plan pays cash benefits to about 97 000 Ohio farmers, based on three year average production and requires acreage reductions for 1934 and 1935 with processing taxes funding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gilkey
Mansfield
Paul Krupp
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
John R. Gilkey
Carey
Auto Attraction and the Big Yellow Car
A Passing Show gag highlights a striking auto and a puzzled reaction to its allure. Dialog riffs on visual appeal and a memorable yellow vehicle draw attention in a stage vignette.
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Report
The Carey Farmers' Community club met Monday at the Moose hall on N Vance street. Wendell Wentling spoke about a trip to the World's Fair while a Fos toria trio provided violin guitar and piano music. Refreshments were served by a committee of Fred Powell Lon Phillips Wesley Phillips. The program committee included Frank Miller W E Kimmel and Albert Kummerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers' Community Club
Moose Hall
N Vance Street
Wendell Wentling
Fostoria
Fred Powell
Lon
Wesley Phillips
Frank Miller
W. E. Kimmel
Albert Kummerer
Carey Times Reunion Card Printing Ad
Local readers can order reunion cards through the Carey Times office. Quick turnarounds, affordable pricing, and use of standard cardstock. Contact details and deadlines appear in the classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Ohio State News Highlights From Columbus Letter
The Columbus letter notes the State Fair opening with good prospects for the week, bids by the state highway department on August 25 for recovery funds projects, and a special legislative session on school issues. It reports the milk marketing commission deadline of September 10 for license applications and protests by Unemployed Leagues of Ohio at the State House on August 21. Governor White appoints Judge Carl D. Friebolin to succeed Judge David L. Rockwell, while county recorder term extender act tests proceed via William Schneider. The Democratic State Central Committee elects a new chairman, Dr Carl Watson defeating John F Nolan 29 to 14.
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State Highway Department
Natonal Recovery
State Milk Marketing Commission
Ohio
State House
White
Carl D. Friebolin
Cleveland
Kent State College
David L. Rockwell
Ravenna
William Schneider
Franklin County
Democratic State Central Committee
Henry G. Brunner
Carl Watson
Findlay
John F. Nolan
Steubenville
Petitioners seek party status in highway patrol referendum case
The Petitioners' Committee of 225,000 signers asks to be a party defendant so electors may be represented in the trial. Cleveland attorney Hon. Wm. J. Corrigan represents the petitioners. A weeklong session produced a poor relief program and tax measures to fund school relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol and Motor Vehicle Bureau
Supreme Court
Wm. J. Corrigan
Cleveland
Didn't Lose a Hog in 15 Years Story
A traveler complains about sanitation as a house is built over a hog pen. The native replies they have not lost a hog in 15 years. The exchange highlights rural humor and practical attitudes toward farming.
Girl Robs Register At Muir Drug Store
A girl about 15 reached over a cash register at Muir drug store late Saturday afternoon, opened the drawer and grabbed around $10 in bills. Clerks were away. customers saw the act and the girl fled into the Saturday crowd on the street. Witnesses include shoppers from Carey and store manager Neil Dean notified the owner.
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Muir Drug Store
Neil
Dean
Findlay Republican
Carey
Kauble Family Reunion Held at Elm Hills
Kauble family reunion occurred at Elm Hills on Saturday August 20 with good attendance. Officers were re elected for another year and the 1934 reunion will be held on the third Sunday in August. Attendees came from Akron Forest Oak Hill Marion Dayton Findlay and Wharton.
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Elm Hills
Samp
Akron
Forest
Oak Hill
Marion
Dayton
Findlay
Wharton
Salem residents visit friends and relatives around Carey and Upper Sandusky
Miss Anna Brooks of Marion spends the week at the Christ Brooks home. Numerous visits unfold as families from Carey Marion Galion Toledo Findlay Upper Sandusky Martinsburg and Chicago host or visit relatives and friends including the McBeth Myers Miller Krebs Orians Wenzinger Weaver and Fleck households.
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Anna Brooks
Marion
Christ Brooks
Gail Newell
Eugene
Galion
Jacob Yentzer
Florence Zawodna
Carey
Dorothy Fleck
Toledo
Rosalie Derr
Mary Stumpf
Charles Orians
C. C. Krebs
Charles Miller
Clara Hultgen
Chicago
Katie
Edward McDonald
Isabelle Yentzer
Linus Myers
A. A. McBeth
Upper Sandusky
Henrietta Weaver of
Findlay
Edward Weaver
Fred Corwin
Michael Wenzinger
W. S. Updegraff
Patty Ann
Elizabeth Fisher
Inez
Henrietta
Anita Weaver
Richard Weaver
Bertha Newell
Dan and
Junior
Martinsburg
Miss Katie
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
Carl Hedges
Urban McBeth
Carl Ball
Vincent Arnold
Emmet Orians
F F A Flashes Romig's Farewell Note on School Farm Club
The article commends the F F A program led by instructor Romig and parents, highlighting its revival of the Farmers Institute, pest campaigns, state honors, and a member joining the state executive committee. It notes closer ties between boys and the school through banquets and reflects on the lasting influence of F F A creed and future farming leadership as the column closes.
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F. F A
Farmer's Institute
Typhoid Epidemic Reported at Bucyrus
Seven typhoid fever cases prompted Bucyrus health officials to widen an investigation into the outbreak. Residents were warned not to swim in nearby pools and to drink only city water. Water samples from various wells were sent to Columbus for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Columbus
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Dale Kimmel
Frieda Geraldine Huffman
Roy Huffman
Trinity Evangelical Church
Margaret L. Neate
Ida Neate
Herbert E.ryan
Evangelical Church
Scottsville
Mich
Wayne Lyle Imier
Robert Imier
John Tone
James B. Hawes
Church of God
Pennsylvania
Ada
John Binan
Caroline Louise
S. F. Miller
Marion City Hospital
W. P. Reile
Upper
Sandusky
Toledo Drilling Company
Anna B. Calkins
Kirby
Wyandot County Automobile Club
Wyandot National Museum
Paul E. Zachardy
South Eighth Street
Sandusky High School
Myrtie Byron
Grace Brunner
Lulu Colmery
Helen Hunt
Hester Juvenal
A. G. Veith
Brandt Farm
Veith Farms
Temple & Kennedy
C. R. Temple
McDaniel Motor Sales
Chrysler
Plymouth
Parl C. Goff
Undertaker
Office of ‘Secretary of State
George S. Myers
General Assembly
Secretary of
Seach
Transmisson
Secretary of State
Board of Elections
Surine Wand
the Peoples Bank Co
U. S
Total
Racetreyexes Ganns
I. C. W. McGill
C. W. McGill
State of
Wyandot
H. G. Chambers
L. G. Ranger
W. S. Bish
T. E. Dromgold
Kauble
Salem News
F.F. A
Agricultural News of
Carey High School
T. D. Romig
Pfe
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