Weighing Trucks for 1934 License Plates Authorized
Thirteen Findlay and Hancock county dealers are authorized by the state highway department to weigh trucks to secure 1934 license plates. Dealers and firms listed include Findlay Arnold & McMannes, Harry Hall coal yard, Standard coal yard, Fred Swisher coal yard, Tar box & McCall Stone Co, National Refining Co, National Lime & Stone Co, McComb Pendleton Lumber Co, McComb elevator, Mt Cory elevator, Mt Blanchard elevator, Jenera elevator, Vanlue elevator, Arcadia elevator, and Findlay Republican Courier.
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Findlay
Hancock County
State ‘Highway Department
State Highway Department
Columbus
Arnold & McMannes
Harry Hall Coal Yard
Standard Coal Yard
Fred Swisher Coal Yard
Tarbox & McCall Stone Co
The
National Refining Co
National Lime & Stone Co
McComb—Pendleton Lumber Co
McComb Elevator
Mt. Cory
Mt. Blanchard
Jenera
Jenera Elevator
Vanlue
Arcadia
Findlay Republican Courier
Train Crash Near Chillicothe Kills Engineer and Rider
Two people died and two injured as the Sportsman passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad derailed near Chillicothe at midnight Friday. Engineer Harry Gresham of Huntington West Virginia, 49, died after clinging to the throttle as the locomotive toppled into a ditch. An unidentified Black rider in the blind baggage also perished. The locomotive tender and baggage car overturned while several Pullman cars left the rails yet stayed upright. Passengers were shaken but unhurt.
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Chillicothe
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Harry Gresham
Huntington
W. Va
Gresham
Tax relief or tax hike contrasted in local opinion
Archbold Buckeye weighs a homeowner's tax change from a 20 mill levy with a 5 mill cut and a 3 percent state sales tax on $1000 spending. Real estate tax falls by 10 dollars while sales tax adds 30 dollars, totaling a net 20 dollar rise, not relief.
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Archbold Buckeye
Luckey appoints Henry W. Myers as postmaster
Washington announces Henry W. Myers is named postmaster of Luckey Ohio in Wood County succeeding Sanford E. Goodell who was removed. Myers has served as acting postmaster since the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Henry W. Myers
Luckey
Wood County
Myers
Sanford E. Goodell
Post Office
Notice on Employment Applications at Civil Works Office
Trustees announce that after December 16 no relief will be given to anyone not signing an employment application at the national re employment office in the courthouse with exceptions for those over 65 widows or those unable to work. The order is issued by the Civil Works Administration director.
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Court House
Civil Works Administration
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Carey Times Office
Readable text notes name cards for Carey Times staff or visitors. The item records presence of printed or engraved cards on office desk surfaces.
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Carey Times
Beebe News Social Roundup in Fostoria and Nearby
Local residents and visitors share Sunday and Thursday gatherings across Beebe, Carey, Upper Sandusky, and nearby areas. Chats at Elchert, Yost, Kohmann, and Vaughn homes highlight family visits, club meetings, and a Christmas exchange event hosted by Mrs J J Kohmann.
Social visits and family gatherings in Sycamore and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Bland visited Sycamore Tuesday. The Swerleins called on Bland last Wednesday. Day and Gibson families hosted and visited relatives Sunday and Saturday in Carey Upper Sandusky and McCutchenville. Funeral services for Elza Hall were attended in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bland
Sycamore
Carl Swerlein
Grant Gibson
E. HE. Gibson
Florent
Joseph Gibson
Alice Jeanne
Donald Myers
Carey
Er E. Gibson
Elza Hall
Upper Sandusky
Florent Day
Grandma Gibson
John Gilliland
Ferrel Haines
Vital Statistics October November 1933 District 1416
Registrar report lists multiple births in October and November 1933 for Ridge Crawford townships and Carey corporation. It records names of newborns including June Eileen, Richard Aloysius, Marilyn Jean, William Earl, John Louis, Harold Gene, Karleen Joyce, James Walter, Barbara Jean, Bobbie, and others with parents. Also notes deaths of Mary Fox Bertha McGown Elizabeth Doering Robert Brown Betty Barnett Sarah Boyce aged 87. Entries show causes such as angina pectoris myocardi tis cerebral hemorrhages gunshot wound heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nitzauer
Ridge and
Crawford Townships
Carey Corporation
June Eileen
Lloyd B. Hill
Richard Aloysius
Edward’ Noon
Richard Edwin
Fred Bakies
Marilyn Jean
Marcus M. Schlachter
William Earl
Mary A. Fox
Bertha McGown
Elizabeth Doering
Robert Vernon Brown
Betty Barnett
Sarah Boyce
Demolish Muckland Shacks to Drive Squatters Away
Willard Ohio reports two houses torn down and contracts let to raze eight more shacks along The Muck swamp as county health officials push to remove squatter families. About fifty people are affected. some relocate to Willard New Haven and New Washington while others return to Kentucky amid relief disputes.
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Willard
New Haven Township
New Washington Village
Kentucky
Charles Wyandt
New Haven
Ohio
B. C. Pilkey
Huron County
Dr. W. O. Thompson Dies After Illness at Columbus
Dr. William Oxley Thompson longtime Ohio State University president for 26 years died at Columbus after a week of illness. He was 68 and had suffered a heart attack while hospitalized at White Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
Midwest
Columbus
Harding Salary Guarantee Guarded by Tax Suit
In a Marion Star income tax case, it was revealed Warren G. Harding was guaranteed a salary of 13 300 annually for 70 years, payable to him or his estate, if he sold the Star to the Brush Moore syndicate.
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Marion Star
Warren G. Harding
Star
Brush-Moore Syndicate
Annual Wyandot County Farm Bureau Meeting
The Wyandot County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting December 8 in the St. Pauls Lutheran church basement Up per Sandusky with 150 attendees. Officers were re elected and nine resolutions endorsed urging economy in government funding pay as you go road funding and cooperation in dairy substitutes sales taxes and farm program expansion.
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Wyandot ‘County
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Upper Sandusky
Crawford-Ridge
Paul Krupp
Carey
Frankenfield Brothers Quartet
Sycamore
Mary Janet
Sweigard
Crane
Paul
Robert
Ailgyer
Roosevelt
A. G. Veith
Violet Culver
Myron V. Case
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ohio
House of Representatives
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Co-Operative
Farm Bureau Co op Resolution Sparks Member Recognition
A resolution committee including Mrs Case George Van Gundy M F Trautwein and F C Brown urged funds be set aside in cooperative business ventures for Farm Bureau member recognition. After adjournment the group was served sandwiches and coffee.
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State
County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Farm Bureau
Recalling the 1895 Tiffin Mob and Lee J. Martin
The Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune recalls October 1895 when a mob threatened the county jail to seize Lee J. Martin for the slaying of Marshal Shultz. Lt. John D. Leitner led 13 men to defend the jail, 3,000 to 4,000 rioters faced militia, and Martin later received a life term after a trial.
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Tiffin
Missouri
California
Maryland
Ohio
Lee J. Martin
Marshal Shultz
John D. Leitner
Co. E
Leitner
Martin
Fremont
Morrison Road
Perce
Patrick Sweeney
Shultz
Fostoria
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
W C T U Meeting Held At Gilliland Home
Carey W C T U met Friday afternoon at the Gilliland residence on S Patterson Street. Devotions led by Mrs Elza Jacobs featured sentence prayers after Scripture reading. A letter to White Ribboners by Mrs Viola D Romans state president was read with national officer recommendations for action. A survey on the hour’s need by Mrs H D Van Kirk was presented and the meeting adjourned with benediction.
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Carey W. C. T. U
Gilliland
S. Patterson Street
Elza Jacobs
Viola DD. Romans
H. D. van Kirk
Wharton Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs Henry Snyder visited Mrs Pearl Price Wednesday afternoon Judge Russell H Kear of Upper Sandusky was in town Saturday evening Mrs Dora Kimmel visits relatives in Pennsylvania Mrs Zella Sheldon to host Sunday school class Friday at Franklin street home Mrs Clarence Huston injured finger slipping on ice while carrying pails at home south of town Big Ten list includes several students and teachers November high school pupils named plus men who cut wood for Church of God and Rev Turner’s ministry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Snyder
Pearl Price
Russell H. Kear
Upper Sandusky
Dora Kimmel
George, Searfess
Margaret, Secrist
Frances Kitimel
Irene Smith
Clara Belle Motter
Mary Smith
Clayton Pever
Arlene Young
Marcella DeVene
Anna Stillings
Marjorie Motter
Carter Kauble
Beth Musgrave
Doris Bristoll
Orel Schoenberger
Church of God
F. M. Turner
D. W. Brandt
Frank Ward
Frank Shaffer
M. H. Kear
G. W. Fehner
C. F. Walters
George Bland
Howard Cole
Howard Wentz
Nelson Wickiser
Clayton Stephan
O. R. Stephan
Clyde Cole
Albert Cole
Fred Cole
Emory Kear
H. H. Fehnel
Albert Schoenberger
Lloyd Ward
Lawrence Stout
Floyd Herbert
Cleve Schoenberger
Lloyd Pever
Harold Corbin
Mr. Hall
Mr. Nye
Rev. Turner
Raymond Dumm
Mild scarlet fever cases in Findlay and Hancock county
Health officials report weekly scarlet fever cases remain mild and stable. Six county cases and eight in Findlay were documented last week, with spread tied to exposure and Christmas vacation. Whooping cough also prevalent in Findlay per Miss Martha Laffey.
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Findlay
Hancock County
Sean F. Whisler
Martha Laffey
Liberty
Delaware
Pleasant
Union
Laffey
Gink in the Garage Offers Parental Woodpecker Advice
The speaker known as the Gink in the Garage suggests a quirky approach urging people to use their heads like woodpeckers when working. The remark frames a humorous moral about practical problem solving.
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the, Carey Times
Bloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
New Luckey
C.J. Altmaier
M.D. Marion
Beebe News
Homer Phillips
George Ash
E. ¥. Thome
Frank Pethie
Clarence Elchert
George Kohmann
Bucyrus
J. J. Kohmann
Henry Grine
M. C. Yost
Jacob Kessler
Carl and
Joseph
John Kessler
C. BE. Kern
Alpheus
Charles Thompson
Henry. Grine
John Minder
Alvada
J. A. Vaughn
Upper
Margaret
Charles
Victoria Ruffing
Mary Louise
Rita
Bernice
Wm. Weaver
Joseph Vaughn
Allen Vaughn
Alfred Bland
Earl
Lewis and
John Orians
Jean Orians
South of Town
Berry News
George Gibson
E. E. Gibson
W. O. Thompson
Harding
Bristoll & Kear
Farm Bureau Meeting
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Wharton
Royal Blue Coal
Tennessee
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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