Extension work to continue in winter quarter at OSU
Ohio State University commerce extension classes resume the week of January 3 in 13 Ohio cities after a two week Christmas break. Enrollment this quarter reached 782, up 64.2 percent from last year, with courses in economics, accounting, business law, finance, and sales offered in Canton Circleville Columbus Findlay Fostoria Jackson Lima Marion Mt. Vernon New Philadelphia Portsmouth Sandusky Steubenville and more.
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Ohio State University
Commerce Extension
Ohio
Driy
Circleville
Findlay
Fostoria
Jackson
Lima
Marion
Mt. Vernon — Bank
New Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Sandusky
Steubenville
Wyandot County Names 88 Committee Members for Ohio Wesleyan
Kathleen Maloney of Upper Sandusky Mel ford Heck of Carey and Josephine Crider of Harpster named Wyandot county representatives on the Ohio Wesleyan University Committee of 88. The group aids local students with college information and will be in home counties from December 21 to January 3 for discussions. Alumni from Wyandot include Ora Essex of Carey and A R Cramer of Wharton.
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Kathleen Maloney
N. Sandusky Avenue
Upper Sandusky
Melford Heck
Clay Street
Carey
Ohio Wesleyan
Wyandot County
Ora Essex
West Street
A. R. Cramer
Wharton
Rails Being Taken Up on Toledo Fort Wayne Line
The rails of the old Toledo, Fos toria and Findlay trolley line between Findlay and Fostoria are being removed. Hancock County Railway, a subsidiary of Hyman Michaels of Chicago, salvages the steel with about 20 men at work. Removal ends the trolley system in Hancock county except for short Findlay stretches. overhead wires already removed last year.
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Toledo
Fostoria
Findlay
Hancock County Railway Company
Hyman- Michaels Company
Chicago
Hancock County
52 Christmas Gifts for 2 Dollars
The Carey Times presents a budget gift guide featuring fifty two inexpensive ideas priced at two dollars each. Shoppers are advised to compare values and seek practical seasonal items suitable for families and readers.
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Carey Times
Pioneer Wyandot County resident David Kimmel dies at 87
David Kimmel died at his granddaughter’s home near Wharton after a few days of pneumonia. Born February 4, 1848 in Wyandot County, he married Caroline Vogel March 30, 1873 and had one daughter Ida Zeigler. He leaves 10 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral by Church of God rev Turner with Methodist help, Wharton cemetery.
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Wyandot County
Pearl Price
Wharton
Mr Kimmel
Silvers
Kimmet
Caroline Vogel
Ida M. Zeigler
Bucyrus
Amanda Robison
J. A. Kimmel
Carey
Kimmel
Wharton Church of God
Price
Church of God
F. M. Turner
J. E. Turner
Methodist Church
Wharton Cemetery
Voted for postmaster in Roosevelt era election at Mt Blanchard
In the village election 228 of about 275 voters endorsed the Democratic Executive committee for postmaster. Fourteen candidates received votes led by H G Benjamin with 47 and Richard Smith 28. others included Carl L Bowman 27 and Mrs Cora McVitty 17.
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Roosevelt
H. G. Benjamin
Richard Smith
Carl L. Bowman
Emery Dunbar
Russell Young
Cora McVitty
Willard P. Edie
Howard Kerr
Miller Howard
Regina Kious
Elwin Crilly
Ralph Morehart
Roy Morehart
Chas. J. Fahl
Mt. Blanchard Journal
Deer Killing and Return from Pennsylvania Trip
Harry Foster and Lester Baldwin of Findlay returned from a week long hunting trip in Pennsylvania with two fine deer. Harry Killed a large ten point buck, weighed about 225 pounds, displayed it outside a hardware store to admiration. The animal was hailed as one of the season’s finest by game wardens and a venison dinner is planned.
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Harry Foster
Lester Baldwin
Findlay
Pennsylvania
Harry
Mt. Blanchard
Cardington Enacts Advertising License Fee Ordinance
The village council approved an ordinance requiring every bill poster, sign painter, bill distributor, card tacker, and distributor of advertising matter including newspapers to pay a daily license fee from 1 to 25 dollars. The rule excludes Cardington firms or individuals. Penalty ranges from 5 to 50 dollars fine.
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Council
Cardington
Cardington Independent
Visiting salesmen barred from city
Two Toledo salesmen, reported selling extracts from house to house, were taken to the police station Friday afternoon for questioning. They were advised they could not operate here due to the number of Tiffin unemployed in the same business.
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Toledo
Perry
Clay Streets
Tiffin Tribune
Tiffin Man Held On Federal Count
Frank Kleinhenz a Tiffin contractor pleaded not guilty in Toledo federal court to five postal crimes counts. He faces trial January 3 with bail set at 1000 dollars. charges include sending defamatory material through the mails and mailing matches and inflammable matter. A complaint by Mrs Evalyn Morgan led to the indictment. she did not attend arraignment. A prison term of one to five years may be imposed on conviction.
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Frank Kleinhenz
Toledo
George P. Hahn
Yeon Taliied
Ini
Kleins
Kenzi
Kleinhénz
Mys
Evalyn
Morgan
Federal
Two Million Fence Posts Used Yearly in Ohio
Ohio uses about two million fence posts annually valued at roughly 400 000 dollars. Posts cost about 20 cents each. Creosoting is often uneconomical. Osage Orange and Locust posts can be bought cheaper. Recommend selecting only poor wood for cutting from woodlots to improve future timber. Osage Orange lasts about 70 years. Locust 30 to 60. Red Cedar 25 to 60. Mulberry 30. White Cedar 20 to 25. Catalpa 20 to 25. Chestnut 20 to 25. White Oak about 15. Osage Orange cut at about 20 years. Locust 15. Red Cedar 30. Mulberry 20. White Cedar 15. Catalpa 15. Chestnut 20. White Oak 30.
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Ohio
F. W. Dean
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Osage
Dean
Catalpa
Dividend Paid to Creditors of Buckeye Commercial Savings Bank
The second 5 percent dividend was paid today to creditors of the old Buckeye Commercial Savings bank. Total payments amount to nearly 150000 dollars, authorized by court order on the superintendent of banks’ application. Tellers at First National Bank and Trust Co. handled payments. claimants must present proof of claim certificates. This brings total payments to 65 percent.
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Buckeye Commercial Savings Bank
First National Bank and Trust Company
Findlay Courier
Fire Wood Plan Attracts Tiffin Unemployed Men
The plan to cut brush and split timber on shares to provide firewood is growing popular among Tiffin’s unemployed. Responding to Service Director Mark Wertz’s land clearing appeal, farmers along Portland road near Ink and others near Tiffin and the Jr. O. U. A. M. home arranged large tract clearances.
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Tifin
Tiffin
Mark Wertz
Portland Road
Ink
Advisory Council Meeting of North Central Dairy Association Held
Fred Powell Glenn McKee Guy Greer and Ervin Wentling attended a council meeting in Bucyrus. The annual county meeting is set for January with a director election. Nominees include Myron Case of Sycamore and Mr Wentling.
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Fred Powell
Glenn McKee
Guy Greer
Ervin Wentling
North Central Dairy Association
Bucyrus
Myron Case
Sycamore
Mr. Wentlings
How It Elects the President in the Electoral College
An explanation of the 531 electoral votes, the reapportionment after the 1930 census, and how states gain or lose votes. It covers the nomination of electors, ballots on election day, and the January meeting to seal and count electoral ballots leading to the declaration of the president and vice president.
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Bagh
Ffias
Athag
Congress
Economical Christmas Dinner Plan Promoted By Ohio Expert
Miss Lelia Ogle of Ohio State University nutritionist promotes an affordable Christmas menu for 1932. Suggested items include tomato juice or soup, roast chicken or turkey with dressing, mashed potatoes, beets, celery, carrots, jellied apples, angel food cake with whipped cream, milk for children, and coffee for adults. Meat options include rabbit, beef, or pork. She advises two vegetables plus a salad for color and variety and notes apples and cake can be prepared the day before.
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Lelia Ogle
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Harvard
Ogle
Rainy day worry as wife roams umbrella-less
Crewe worries aloud about his wife who has gone out in the rain without an umbrella. Drew reassures that she will find shelter in a store and be fine.
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Crewe
Drew
Business Commandments From a Resourceful Mind
A compact list of maxims on initiative credit personality and bold ambition. It urges going to others to seek opportunities, giving rivals credit while proving them wrong, leveraging personality when funds are scarce, keeping personal troubles private, and dreaming big. It cautions against overreliance on friends and stresses maintaining integrity while asserting oneself.
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Howler
George Churchill
A P Tea Co Reports Decline in November and Four-Week Sales
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company reports four week period ending November 26 sales of 62.85 million dollars, down from 74.71 million in 1931. November tonnage falls to 395275 from 418777, with weekly sales and tonnage also lower than a year ago.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Tong
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