Wyandot County Farm Bureau Holds 14th Annual Meeting
The Wyandot County Farm Bureau met at the Upper Sandusky Senior High School with 125 attendees. Officers elected include Paul P. Krupp as president and A. G. Veith as vice president, with Violet Culver as secretary treasurer. The program featured music, readings, and talks on farm problems by A. T. Moser and Bair of Columbus.
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Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Upper Sandusky
C. C. Ball
Department of the
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Paul Krupp
Carey
A. T. Moser
Paul P. Krupp
A. G
Walter Fox
Near
Krupp
Helen
Ruth Berg
Salem Township
Culver
L. F. Warthington
Sidney
Henry Alspach
Crane Township
Case
Antrim Township
Wyandot Livestock Company
Dolores Emptage
Marseilles
Bair
Columbus
Jennie Bacon
Sycamore
Tymochtee Township
Mary Newell
Mifflin Township
Lurie
Annabel Corfman
Eden Township
Minor party vote surge in 1932 statewide results
In 1932 minor party candidates for president across every county drew 80 714 votes, up from 16 590 in 1928. Socialists led with 64 094 votes, while Socialist-Labor Prohibitionist and Communist gains ranged from 30 to 102 percent. total minor party votes were about three percent of all ballots.
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Clarence J. Brown
Take Warning About At Home Earning Ads
The Pemberville Leader warns women and girls to beware as advertisers tout easy home earnings of 10 to 25 dollars weekly with claims of no experience or money needed. In hard times, such ads promise salvation while selling something nefarious.
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Pemberville Leader
Tiffin ministers report morals probe. praise cops for city clean
Tiffin pastors disclosed in sermons that the Tiffin ministerial association is investigating morals in the city and found a comparatively clean record. Police officials were praised for efforts to keep the city clean but criticized for slot machines punch boards and similar devices.
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Tifin
Tiffin
Tiffin Ministerial Association
Truth in This Let Our Legislators Remem ber That
A brief quip urging lawmakers to consider tax policy equitably. The note argues that taxation should rely on the taxpayer having assets to tax, using a proverb about not taxing the shirt off a man’s back.
Man Held in Connection With Findlay Girl Attack
Robert Ford, 45, of Cincinnati, jailed on a technical charge of safe keeping after being identified by a 20 year old Findlay girl as her assailant. Ford, who denied the attack, claimed he stopped to sell a blanket and said he had no prior arrests. He was arrested in Sandusky after leaving a hotel in Fostoria. Ford is being questioned.
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Robert Ford
Cincinnati
City
Findlay Birlin
Hosteast
Pféra
Fiiday
Sandusky
Leo Larkins
Indiana
Ford
Fostoria
Larkins
Were Faithful To Home Concerns Battle Ice War Subside
In Morrow county and the cities of Marion and Delaware the so called ice war ends for the season as City Ice and Fuel agrees to stay out of Morrow county if Crystal Ice Delivery owner C. C. Millard remains out of the original City Ice territory. Both firms withdraw delivery in conflicting zones for the rest of the season.
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Morrow County
Marion
Delaware
City Ice & Fuel Company
Ice Trust
Crystal Ice Delivery
C. C. Millard
Mt. Gilead
Millard
Mayor Wins $800 Collision Verdict
Charles Ulman mayor of New Riegel won an $800 verdict against John Nieset a Sandusky county farmer in common pleas court for injuries from an auto collision last year at the New Haven and New Riegel Adiran roads crossing. The jury deliberated two hours with all members signing. Edward Zender riding with Ulman was killed in the accident.
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Charles Ulman
New Riegel
John Nieset
Sandusky County
Common Pleas Court
Nieset
Fremont
New Haven
New Riegel-Adrian
Edward Zender
Ulman
Tiffin Tribune
Uncle Sam’s limits on dividends amid vast government duties
The Washington Leader notes the paradox that while the government can print envelopes oversee dental care loan money run banks conduct shipping and operate railways and mills it cannot pay dividends from this vast activity. The piece argues deficits must be covered by taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Lind
Wash
Bloomville Orders Slot Machines Discontinued
Bloomville mayor J. J. Sullivan issued a decree ordering all slot machines in town out of use. Officials cite widespread use by residents of all ages as a growing concern and the move aims to curb circulating gambling activity.
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J. J. Sullivan
Bloomville
Bloomville Gazette
Carey Times Dollar Stationery as Christmas Gift
A brief note from The Carey Times promotes Dollar Stationery as a thoughtful Christmas gift option. The message emphasizes value and practicality for friends and family.
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The
Carey Times
Farm Mortgage Debt and Foreclosure in Ohio
Ohio farmers face heavy mortgage strain with real estate debt around 250 million dollars on roughly one third of farms. In 1931 interest alone would total 15 million, consuming 63 percent of net cash for many borrowers. Foreclosures rose in Putnam and Union counties, with 39 in 1930 and 69 in 1931, and 49 more in the first nine months of 1932. Land values plunged from 82 to 42 per acre, with 84 percent of sales bid in by mortgage holders, yet average proceeds fell short of mortgage totals by about 14.50 per acre.
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Ohio
W. R. Wertz
Department
Ohio Experiment Station
Putnam and
Union
Bowmans Celebrate 70th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowman of Mt. Blanchard marked their 70th wedding anniversary in a quiet home celebration. He turns 95 next June and she 89 in April, with their daughter Mrs. Harry Pugh visiting from Nebraska and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren in attendance.
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Henry Bowman
Mt. Blanchard
Bowman
Harry Pugh
Nebraska
Courier
Mrs. Bowman
Harry Bowman
Worrello Street
Red Cross workers cut out garments at Upper Sandusky
A group led by Mrs. Della Gunther and others spent Tuesday at Red Cross headquarters in Upper Sandusky cutting out garments for the needy. A second group the next day cut 34 garments with 42 from the first group. The garments were taken to Carey for completion.
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Della Gunther
E. B. Kurtz
J. A. Haines
Otto Gottfried
Free Scoarse
M OD. Shafer
A. F. Byers
Donald Donelson
C. F Sutter
Grover Snyder
Red Cross
Upper Sandusky
H. L. Pahl
L. A. Kramer
Vernon Pahl Fined for Liquor Possession After Raid
Vernon Pahl appeared before Mayor Homer O. Dorsey on liquor possession charges, paid a $150 fine plus costs, and was released. He had been arrested November 10 after police raided his residence at 115 Hurd Avenue, securing more than 300 bottles of beer and confiscating two gaming devices.
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Vernon Pahl
Homer O. Dorsey
Pahl
Hurd Avenue
Findlay Courier
Marion Bank Pays 10 Percent Dividend on Closure
A 10 per cent dividend to creditors of the Commercial Bank of Marion, closed July 20, 1931, was paid December 7. The distribution totaled $11,000 with banks and general creditors sharing in the payout. this marks the second 10 per cent dividend since the bank's closure.
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Commercial Bank of
Marion
Ohio Buys $600000 Worth of Christmas Trees This December
Ohio forestry official F W Dean of the Ohio State University extension outlines that about 900 to 1 200 trees will be sold for Christmas at 50 cents each, totaling around $600000. Norway Spruce dominates the market, with Canada Bal Sam Fir and White Spruce popular for shipments into the state.
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Ohio
Dé ‘Clares F. WW
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Dean
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
State Treasurer to Collect Public Utility Tax Shrinks Revenue
State Treasurer Harry S Day prepares to collect the Public Utility Excise Tax, expected to net five and a half million dollars but below last year. Taxation on steam lines and electric roads is cut from four to three percent as electric lines decline in Ohio. Next year a larger drop is forecast due to abandonment of electric lines, with revenue dropping from 500000 to about 30000, a shortfall blamed on vehicle use.
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Harry S. Day
Ohio
Highway Safety Embodied by Common Sense
An article describing safe driving as practical and guided by common sense. It cites Ohio Department of Highways findings on typical accidents and explains how cautious driving prevents rear-end crashes, side-swipes, and hill or grade crossing dangers, emphasizing awareness, signaling, and not taking risks.
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Ohio Department of Highways
C. W. Merrell
Aleady
Beloved Hopewell horse breeder Nicholas Kieffer dies at 74
Nicholas Kieffer, 74, a leading Hopewell breeder who helped introduce Belgian stock to Seneca county, died Friday at 9:30 a.m. at his son Carl Kieffer’s home near Tiffin from diabetes. Born October 30, 1858, in Big Spring township, he once ran a Market Street restaurant with John P. Shellhaus. Survived by son Carl A. Kieffer and daughter Mrs. Harry Gillig, with grandson Harry Junior. Funeral was Monday at St. Joseph's Church. burial in parish cemetery.
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Nicholas Kieffer
Hopewell
Seneca County
Carl Kieffer
Tiffin
Mr. Kieffer
Big Spring Township
Peter
Margaret Kieffer
John P. Shellhaus
Market Street
Belgium
Kieffer
Christena Gassner
Carl A
Hopewell Township
Harry Gillig
Harry Junior
Salina
Kan
St. Joseph’s Church
Tiffin Tribune
Akron singer Mary Braun makes radio debut with Mauna Loa Hawaiians
Miss Mary Braun debuted on WdJW Akron as guest artist with the Mauna Loa Hawaiians during Thanksgiving weekend. She performed the Hawaiian waltz Imi Au Ia Oeze and Sailing Along to Hawaii, with her aunt Mrs Ruth Parker. The Akron audience requested more broadcasts and praised the trio’s broadcast performance. Clarence Cross directs the Mauna Loa Hawaiians.
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Akron
Mary Braun
Wdjw
Ruth Parker
Miss Braun
Clarence Cross
Mauna Loa Hawaiiians
Property Deals Across Carey and Nearby Townships
Glen Gault and wife sell lot 70 in Carey for $1 to Samuel H. Williams. Elmira R. Smith transfers 1.5 acres in Mifflin township to George A. Gillen et al for $1. Lawrence Weatherholtz, sheriff, sells 1 third acre in Carey to Delila Cole for $525. Delila Cole then sells 1 third acre in Carey to George M. Corron and Lena L. Corron for $1. Weatherholtz sheriff conveys 120 acres in Crawford township to Edna O’Brien for $7,200. Bessie Osbun Newbold and husband sell 1 acre in Upper Sandusky for $10 to Elmore Osbun. Weatherholtz sheriff transfers 100 acres to The Union Central Life Insurance Co. for $4,400.
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Glen Gault
Samuel H. Williams
A. J. Frederick
Carey
Elmira R. Smith
George A. Gillen
Edna O’brien
Crawford Township
Bessie Osbun Newbold
Elmore Osbun
Upper Sandusky
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Bradner Council Puts Ordinance on Local Billing Ads
The Bradner council prepares a new ordinance regulating bill distribution in the village and local advertising newspapers. The measure also governs selling of all articles by outsiders competing with local business men.
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Bradner Council
Wood distribution aids Findlay relief efforts
The first wood cut on the New House Farm east of Findlay was collected last Wednesday for city-needy recipients. Seven truckloads were brought in that day. About 45 men work daily on the 30 acre tract under the city relief department, cutting and buzzing wood. Recipients must perform city labor to be eligible, per the relief law. Trucks, some city and some private, are used under Earl Eckstrom. The wood supplements coal obtained at cost through coal dealers and civic cooperation.
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Newhouse
Findlay
City Relief Department
Relief ‘Department
Og Coal Devlerse & Ane
Earl Eckstrom
Alfred J. Baughman Dies in Tiffin of Sinus Infection
Alfred J. Baughman 75, veteran tile maker, died Friday at 4:40 PM at his home 38 Crayon Street Tiffin after a six year sinus infection. Born May 18 1857 in Wyandot County he married Amanda Reeder and had eight children. Survived by widow three daughters son Grover C. Baughman eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren and half sister Mrs Frank Harper of Toledo and half brother Frank Sessler of Toledo. Funeral Monday at 1 30 PM at Ray C Myers Funeral Home conducted by Rev G L Burghard. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Alfred J. Baughman
Crayon Street
Tiffin
Wyandot County
William Baughman
Amanda Reeder
Mr. Baughman
R. G. Dunfee
C. J. Trotter
Frank Downs
Grover C. Baughman
Frank Harper
Toledo
Frank Sessler
Baughman
Church of Christ
Postoffice Building Costs Questioned in Ohio towns
Pemberville Leader notes the Post Office Department designates 14 Ohio towns for new buildings costing over a million dollars. The editorial argues owning own buildings is proper but spending 85 000 to 100 000 dollars in small towns of 2500 to 4000 inhabitants is unnecessary.
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Postoffice Department
Ohio
Postoffice
Pemberville
52 Christmas Gifts for $2
Local page note invites readers to send the Carey Times a compact list of fifty two Christmas gifts priced at two dollars each. The item promises a festive roundup for holiday shoppers.
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Carey Times
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Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
Bureau
Home Concern
Marion Bank
Lima
Jones
Findlay, O
Central Drug Store
Main
Crawford Streets
Findlay Wa
Coleman
Coleman Lamp & Stove Co
Wichita, Kane
Philadelphia
Chicago, Ill
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