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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
2
A series of notices from Interesting County reports Walter P. Smith dying of heart trouble at 75 near Wharton, weddings in Upper Sandusky and Newport Kentucky, deaths from Hodgkin disease and other causes, plus a three-man grand larceny case tied to Otto Theil’s car.
Rosemary Welty and Rufus Blankenship united in a bascom ceremony at 4 30 Thanksgiving afternoon in the home of Justice of the Peace Charles Ridenour. The bride daughter of G B Welty Alvada wore a blue crepe gown. Best man was Ray Welty and matron of honor Mrs Earl Om ler wore salmon chiffon velvet. After a short wedding trip they will live in Upper Sandusky where the groom works for Chesapeake Ohio railroad.
Thomson & McKinnon Co brokers of Tiffin discontinue the local office on Tuesday. Manager J W DeWitt will stay with the firm and be moved to another city. Christmas cards.
Miss Anna Marie Reinhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Reinhart of Alvada, married Charles L. Fredericks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Co. E. Fredericks of Tiffin, at St. Peter's church on Thanksgiving morning. The bride wore satin and a veil with a shower bouquet. attendants wore satin gowns. The couple will reside in Tiffin after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home.
Miss Julian Kirian daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Kirian of Fostoria route 2 and Thomas J Keefe son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Keefe of Fostoria route 3 were married Tuesday morning at St Wendelin s church Fostoria Rev A A Weber officiated The service included a breakfast and reception at the bride s home Attendants were Miss Martha Keefe Bascom and Charles Kirian with ushers Paul Hohman and Robert Kelbley Bascom The couple who both graduated from Hoffer school London township will live on a farm south of Fostoria after a brief wedding trip The groom is a farmer.
Card playing in three Mt Gilead pool rooms was stopped Friday evening about 15 minutes after start. Mayor Frank Gruber ordered the games halted. Public card games in Mt Gilead establishments have been prohibited during the past two administrations.
Carey lodge No. 420 F and A M held its regular meeting Friday evening electing Worshipful Master R J Kirkwood Senior Warden Carl Krout Junior Warden E T Lab Secretary William Zahn Treasurer G W Summit Senior Deacon H E B Wonder Junior Deacon R T Shontz and Trustee M D Shafer.
Emery P. Kear and trustees sell 86.82 acres in Richland township to Bernice Suber for 1 dollar. Sybil Schmidt sells 5.05 acres in Marseilles to L D and Edna Arnold for 1 dollar. Estate administrator Samuel R Houser sells part of inlet 173 in Upper Sandusky to Harry Bardon for 2125 dollars. Bardon sells part of inlet 173 to Harry Williams for 1 dollar. Thomas D Baker estate administrator George L Cary sells 24 acres in Jackson township to H J Young for 660 dollars. Albert C Smith sells 100 acres in Crane township to Bisle G Neate for 1 dollar. Anna A Snyder sells lot 838 Carey and Dow's addition in Carey to Frank and Nicola Troiano for 1 dollar. Charles Leser and others sell inlot 264 Upper Sandusky to Arthur F and Stella May Leser for 1 dollar. Arthur F Leser also sells inlot 264 Upper Sandusky to Stella May Leser for 1 dollar. Anna B E Bassinger and others sell 11 acres in Crane township to Ray A and Thelma M Hall for 1 dollar. QO L Smith and others sell inlet 355 Upper Magdalena Fleck to Mary C Hehr part of outlet 169 Upper Sandusky for 1 dollar. Lessie Phillips sells 10 acres in Crawford township to William T Mathias and wife for 1 dollar. Russell Hare by sheriff Harry Weatherholtz sells part of inlet 4 Upper Sandusky to Home Owners Loan Corporation for 3000 dollars.
The Carey Times offers a selection of adding machine and typewriter ribbons for any make or model. Customers can find inked spools and replacement cartridges suitable for office machines.
Ohio’s farm income for 1937 is estimated at 343 million dollars by Ohio State University economist Professor W. R. Wertz. He notes purchasing power at 116 units vs 103 nationally, marking a recovery more than double 1932 levels, though the 116 unit figure is a state average and may not apply to individual farmers.
The Bradner mayor won re election by four votes and the marshal by one vote solidifying control for the Republican year, with both officials securing their posts in a narrow statewide result.
The Risingsun Unique Weekly notes a mixed result with a Democrat elected in Maumee, a Democrat re-elected as marshal in Perrysburg, while most other officials remain Republican.
Hazel Bullard a inmate at Maryeville Reformatory seeks parole after being convicted in the Bettsville state bank robbery. Her hearing has been continued to November 1938 by order of the court.
George B. Conley of Carey and Stella Mullen of Alvada married by Justice of the Peace Joseph Hodgson in his Findlay office on the Wednesday prior.
Local notice invites children to mail letters to Santa Claus through The Carey Times postal address. It emphasizes a festive season page in the paper and encourages timely submissions for holiday processing.
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