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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
8
Local social column lists visits among Lutz Emerson Gibson Day Gilliland and Beaschler families from Findlay Mansfield and Upper Sandusky. Also notes 4-H Happy Hour Sewing Club achievement meeting with garment displays, demonstrations, guests and plans for the county fair.
On and after September 8 the American Legion will be authorized to sell hunting licenses and fees collected from such licenses must be used for conservation purposes only. The village and township clerks will continue to sell licenses but only the American Legion fees will fund local conservation programs. George Remlinger, Service Officer, Earl Green Post No 344, American Legion.
Ninety five members of the Joseph Wohlgamuth family gathered at Flat Iron Inn in Old Fort for their annual reunion. Raymond OConnor of Tiffin was elected president, Robert Wohlgamuth of Cygnet vice president, and Mrs. Maine Brininger secretary-treasurer. Committees on entertainment were formed by Mr. and Mrs. James Harris of Wilmington and Lawrence Hade of Fostoria.
Noah Alvin Black aged 70 died at 3 35 p m Saturday at his home rear of 194 East Perry street Tiffin after a three week illness bedfast for a week He was born February 2 1863 in Wyandot County son of John and Mrs Black He married Nancy Ziegler who preceded him in death He leaves two sons one deceased Roy Edward of Long Beach California is en route to Tiffin and has not learned of his father’s death He also leaves a sister Mrs Edward Bare of Upper Sandusky and nine grandchildren
A son arrived Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Simonis of W Brown Avenue at Mercy hospital in Tiffin. An 8-pound daughter named Erma Jean was born Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gase north of Adrian. Another son was born Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs. F C Wenner north of town, named Kenneth Allen.
The daughter born Tuesday of last week to Mr. and Mrs. Henry O Flaherty at their home on N Vance street was christened Sunday by Fr Wenceslaus Hertzik at Our Lady of Consolation church. She was named Margaret Ellen. Harold Weinandy of Upper Sandusky and Miss Agnes Pahl were sponsors.
Charles Elmer Rangeler a 66 year old farmer from Biglick township died at 5 45 after noon Sunday at his home near Alvada after an eight day illness from heart trouble He had felt better that evening ate supper and became ill dying soon after Funeral services were held Tuesday from the Vanlue United Brethren church Rev Fred Esterly officiating Burial was in Saint Johns cemetery He served as justice of the peace for Biglick township for 19 years and was on the Vanlue school board for four years He taught the men s Bible class at St John Evangelical church for six years He was a member of the Vanlue U B church since its formation in 1923 and had taught school before taking up farming He was born May 8 1867 in Wood county moved to Hancock county at age two Married Nora Buckingham June 16 1888 and survived by wife and six children Troy Rangeler Mrs J L Presler Mrs O S Miller Mrs Wendell Bright and Sherman Rangeler plus one deceased son Dean Surviving siblings include Dr W F Rangejer of Fremont Neb Mrs J A Parker of Findlay and Mrs N G C Schubert of Carey.
Mrs Randolph Young remains ill at home south of town. Lawrence Buess announces birth of a daughter at Antonio hospital in Kenton. Mr and Mrs Everett Hunter and daughter of Carey visited the Robison home. Stephan and Otto Stephan families with Etta Marie visited relatives near Upper Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Nathan O’Brien of Washington DC spend vacation here. Mrs O’Brien formerly Orvetta Bristol. Addison Rickle and son Richard from near Carey enjoyed Sunday with Hugh Brac h ares family. Bertha McEvoy recovering from appendectomy at Findlay hospital and due home this week. Kauble family reunion Aug 20 at Elm Hills with attendees from Akron Oak Hill Forest Marion Dayton Findlay Wharton. officers reelected for another year. 1934 reunion set for third Sunday in August. Methodist Sunday school class contest winners held at Mt Blanchard park with tennis croquet baseball. 150 to 200 people attended.
A columnist condemns misuses of charitable funds and charitable projects under the guise of aid. The piece critiques warehouse feeding programs and questions motives behind benevolence for the unemployed, noting past redistributions of donations and missionary spending.
Ohio Fuel Gas Co warns merchants that a man posing as a company employee passes fictitious payroll checks. The suspect is described as about 5 ft 6 in, 140 to 150 pounds, sandy hair, fair complexion, around 40, and buys items with the checks then keeps the excess.
Two young women died when an auto was struck by a westbound train at Kirby crossing near St Marys church. Mrs. Lawrence Musgrave, 25, Forest and Miss Martha Hagenmaier, 17, Upper Sandusky, were identified among the victims. The crash, around 7:50 am, left the car in flames and injured several others as witnesses and crews responded.
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