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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
2
In its 25th year the Mansfield Journal urges readers to buy Christmas Seals to support tuberculosis prevention. The appeal highlights a child near you needing medicine and care, and compares local concern to distant need, stressing that funds stay to help people in the immediate community.
About ten Ashland residents subscribed around one dollar each to two young men claiming magician credentials for a November 17 benefit show at the high school auditorium. The solicitors failed to appear, were spotted in town, and held by the Carey marshal after a report from Wm Wolfe. They agreed to return the money but have not appeared by press time.
Leo Bahl of Upper Sandusky and D C Henry of Carey escaped injury Friday morning after their cars collided at the Seventh street and West Wyandot avenue intersection. Bahl drove a Ford coupe and Henry a Chevrolet coach. neither vehicle was badly damaged.
A counterfeit $5 bill appeared Sunday night at the Harris theatre in Findlay. The fake money was only detected during a routine check of the day's receipts and police were notified.
Mrs. Susan Searfoss 87 widow of Jacob Searfoss died at 10 20 pm Thursday at her daughter Mrs Minnie Harvitt's home near Carey after two years of failing health. Funeral 2 pm Sunday at St John Evangelical church five miles northwest of Carey with interment in St John cemetery. Born July 9 1845 in Big Springs township Seneca County she moved here eight years ago. Survived by daughters Minnie and Ethel Chambers and sister Mrs Isaac Foster. Member of Evangelical church since age 20.
Gail Neiderhauser, a Carey player, suffered a fracture of the right hip in the second quarter during a split with Upper Sandusky on Roupp field. He was taken to Dr. Cc F Pope for treatment and expected to remain bedridden for at least a week.
The Continental Congress in 1788 set the first Wednesday in March as the start for federal Constitution proceedings. March 4 became the inauguration day, aligning terms for two four and six years. The long interval reflected slow communication and travel between distant states and the capital.
The Ohio Supreme Court overruled the A C and Y Railway Co. appeal in the John Myers infant case. Wyandot County court awarded damages after a train automobile collision in Carey that killed Jack Lowery and injured John Myers and Edward Fox. A jury had awarded Myers $1,860. petition sought $35,721.50.
Hancock county budget officials must reduce Findlay corporation and school budgets to achieve a 475 mill tax cut while staying within the 15 mill statutory limit. A total rate of 22.60 mills would be needed, with 2.85 mills for items outside the 15 mill cap.
Charles Eugene Beaschler two and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Audrey Beaschler of four miles east of town sustained a broken right arm Monday afternoon after a fall from the baby's bed. Both bones were broken just above the wrist.
Deshler council acted swiftly after a nighttime snow storm, hiring 37 to 40 men and using trucks to clear Main street and driveways. By day’s end half of Main street was open and traffic resumed. The village paid about 260.57 dollars for two days of work, with Farmers Elevator providing two trucks gratis. The effort drew praise from residents and the Deshler Flag.
Adrian and area residents are listed visiting friends and relatives across Bowling Green Carey Napoleon Greenburg Findlay Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Cadiz and Findlay. Notable mentions include Wayne Presler on a 30 day navy furlough and Mr and Mrs Arthur Mullholand hosting Thanksgiving guests.
The Carey Times records a series of social calls and visits around Findlay and nearby areas. Families including Bright Wiseley Powell and related kin are noted visiting friends and relatives across Arcadia Arlington Van Wert and Findlay with multiple Sunday and Friday gatherings.
Headaches caused by constipation vanish after one Adlerika dose. The remedy cleanses both upper and lower bowels, improves sleep, and reduces nervousness. Chas. W. Brayton, Druggist reports the effects.
Mrs Harriet Siddall of Findlay died Wednesday at 562 East Sandusky Street from angina pectoris after a four day illness. Funeral held Saturday at 2 PM from the residence with Rev E J Haldemann officiating. Interment in Lee cemetery. Born August 10, 1844 in Hancock county, she married J W Siddall in 1865. he died in 1905. Survived by seven children, one brother, and several half siblings. She was a United Brethren member for 17 years.
Red Cross volunteers at the Carey office cut out forty two garments this week. The group included Mrs. Henry Pahl Mrs. L. A. Kramer Mrs. Myrtle Perkins Mrs. Elza Jacobs Mrs. Porter Hendricks Mrs. F. N. Schira Mrs. L. L. Rowland Mrs. Henry Damon Miss Martha Riester and Miss Mary Steinmetz. Last week they cut out and delivered 124 garments for distribution to individuals churches societies and clubs.
The city council in Tiffin enacted an emergency occupational tax of 200 dollars on all stores operating fewer than 120 days. The measure targets non residents seen planning to open shops during the holiday season to protect local merchants.
One hundred workmen were employed cleaning snow from the Donnell stadium at Findlay in preparation for the Thanksgiving grid game between Findlay and Fostoria high schools.
Fort Royal residents share news of social visits Thanksgiving gatherings and family events. The Carey Times page lists numerous neighbors and relatives from Findlay St. Paul Vanlue Bucy Rus and North Baltimore joining dinners, baptisms, anniversaries, and house calls.
McCutchenville residents and nearby guests share Thanksgiving visits and gatherings. Aleta Ruehle and Helen Ruehle visited the Basil home. multiple families from Bu ly or nearby towns hosted friends and relatives including Brandt, Shafer, DeTray, Haines, Spoon, and Eisaberth households. Paul White of Ohio State University spent Thanksgiving in the community.
A fragment from London Opinion shows Jarndyce of the Foreign Office presenting a wife to the Sultan of Tamangalore. A speaker quips about persuading the Sultan to grant ownership as well.
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