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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
A column of quips and observations from Herbert H Miller touching on circus attire, garlic and pumpkin ice cream, gender differences in driving, court and politics, racial and international issues, weather lore, longevity studies, Al Capone, and radio drama trends with a closing note on New York relief bureau challenges.
County Auditor F W Grill reports total delinquent taxes of 226 517 48 dollars excluding special assessments with 73 209 35 of special assessments unpaid. Tiffin and Fostoria account for major shares, while townships show varied delinquent sums across Adams Big Spring Bloom Clinton Eden Hopewell Jackson Liberty London Pleasant Reed Scipio Seneca Thompson Venice totals.
The Wyandot County Women's Home Economics club led by Mrs A G Veith and secretary Mrs Fred W Moser plans another year of extension work. The first community meeting occurred at Mrs Walter Gottfried's home east of town. A series of three meetings will cover Cleaning Mending and Stain Removal with demonstrations.
Announcement of the marriage between Martha Mitten of 26 East Davis Street and Gilbert Brown of Carey, dated August 31, 1935 in Marion. The ceremony occurred at 7 AM at St Peter's Catholic Church with Rev. John McCarthy officiating, attended by Mrs Harold Clapp and Jack Bailey. The couple will reside in Tiffin.
The marriage of Fred D. Lusk and Evadine S. McCullough, both of Carey, was solemnized on Thanksgiving Day at Reverend Paul R. Clouser’s home. They will reside in Carey where Mr. Lusk works at the Carey Handle & Lumber Co. plant.
A large corn husking and cribbing effort was held last Tuesday for Cat Bachman south of Carey amid illness. Neighbors and locals from Carey and Upper Sandusky assisted, with many providing meals and labor. Bachman and family express gratitude to all who helped.
Mrs Jacob Sours of Ty mochtee Wyandot county died unexpectedly Tuesday night from heart disease while seated with family. Born Matilda Osborn near Upper Sandusky she was 69. Survived by husband Jacob Sours two daughters and three sons twenty grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 at McCutchenville Reformed. burial Pleasant View. Also noted relatives visiting from Columbus.
Notice is given that Stanley I Opper of Carey Ohio RD has been appointed administrator of the estate of Nicholas Opper deceased late of Ridge township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 3 1935. Russell H Kear Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
In Wyandot Court cause 12412 Peoples Bank of Carey Ohio sues W R Rowland et al. A public auction will be held January 4 1936 at 2 00 pm at the West Door of the Wyandot County Court House Upper Sandusky to sell lot 8 in McD M Careys Addition Carey. Appraised at 3300 dollars cash terms. Sheriff Harry Wreatherholtz and attorney H G Chambers.
A poverty story unfolds as Nelda Nelda in Nelda is taken in by her aunt Drusilla amid neighborhood tensions. A garden blaze, a lawn party, and a Christmas season bid bring reconciliation and news of a rich uncle securing the family’s future, with an orchestra planned.
The Hi and the Y M sponsor a three day conference for older boys in Tiffin from Friday to Sunday December 6 7 and 8. The event aims to provide guidance programs and activities for young men in the community.
The list includes Robert Wenner Paul Ewing Wilfrid Emerine Robert Frederick and Gaylord Patterson. Books arrived during Thanksgiving vacation and the group awaits the chosen operetta title to be announced later.
In Room 16 Grade 5 Rows C and D tied in arithmetic races last week with daily winners Grace Shumaker Charles Iden and Grace Shumaker. Charles was the weekly winner. A spelling dictation was replaced by a trapper game. Judson Frederick won Monday in arithmetic races Faye Peters Tuesday and Mary Calista Newhard Wednesday. Judson was the week’s individual winner with Row C as the winning group. Glenn
Clark led his side with Martin Snyder known as trapper as captain Charles Jacques guided the opposing group and Mary Calista Newhard served as trapper for the other team in a decisive contest.
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