Counterfeit Five and Twenty Dollar Notes Circulating Warned
The Bloomville Gazette cautions that counterfeit five and twenty dollar Federal Reserve notes circulate. Information from the Federal Reserve Bank at Cleveland and the New York Fed describes 1928 B series notes on bond paper with defects but plausible appearance. Specimens held in Cleveland are Bb8669606A for five dollars and B07589338A for twenty dollars.
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Federal Reserve
Exchange State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Thie
Rederal Reserve’ Bank of
New ‘York
Reserve Bank At
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Cleveland Bank
Bloomville Gazette
Christmas Gift Bazaar Promises Deals at Carey Times
Miss Margy Turner has been ill with flu. Wm. Kimmel slaughtered livestock north of Carey. Barnyard visitors include the Braytons, Amerines, Turners, and Kneppers. Several calls trace visits among Carey area families across last week and Wednesday.
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Carey Times
Margy Turner
Wm. Kimmel
Carey
G. R. McKee
Million Dollar Libel Suit Stirs Toledo Court
Walter Donzalski of Detroit sues William W. Durbin at federal court in Toledo claiming Durbin caused defamatory material to appear in The Linking Ring, the I B M publication. Durbin, a Kenton manufacturer and former Democratic leader, dismisses the action as a joke.
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William W. Durbin
Kenton
Toledo
Walter Donzalski
Detroit
Donzalski
Durbin
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Carey Times Community Notes and Visitors
Christmas gifts for $2 are mentioned alongside a stream of local visits and calls in Carey and surrounding areas. The list covers residents like Mrs. Paul Walters, Mrs. Orville Lee, Sherman Tong, Eliza beth Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stoll, Miss Mabel Bame, and many others with a pattern of Sunday and weekday visits to homes in Carey, Findlay, and nearby townships.
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Carey Times
Paul Walters
Orvillé Lee
sKenneth Tong
Bailey
Eline
Otten
Mica Tore Ivon
Migs Matha
Ak 'Ad
Fafternoon
Orville, Lee
Sherman Tong
Elizabeth Stahl
Sherman Shuck
John Alspach
H. A. Stoll
W. M. Karr
Carey
Clifford Stoll
Mabel Bame
Addison Lee
Clyde Beck
Findlay
Clarence Beck
Ward Transportation Granted State Trucking Rights
The state utilities commission has authorized Ward Transportation of Columbus to operate freight routes from Zanesville to the Ohio Indiana line toward Detroit and between Fostoria and Jackson town Toledo to Marysville Lima to Maumee Lima to Carey Lima to Galion Mansfield to Marion and Bucyrus to Beaverdam.
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Ward Transportation Company
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Zanesville
Ohio-Indiana Line
Detroit
Fostoria
Jacksontown
Toledo
Marysville
Lima
Maumee
Carey
Galion
Mansfield
Marion
Bucyrus
Beaverdam
Hancock County Divorces Granted
Bertha Brayton awarded divorce from Benjamin Brayton for gross neglect and extreme cruelty with custody of a child and support from the father. Maggie Monday divorced from Ralph Monday for three years wilful absence. Agreement on custody of children approved.
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Bertha Brayton
Benjamin Brayton
Maggie Monday
Ralph Monday
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School Elects Officers
The coming year officers were elected last Sunday by Memorial Evangelical Sunday School. Superintendent A E Constien, assistant superintendent Harry Stoody, secretary Miss Ruby Rothgeb, assistant secretary Lon Phillips, treasurer Allen Powell, assistant treasurer Harry Bowman. They will be installed next Sunday morning.
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Memorial Evangelical Sunday
A. E. Constien
Harry Stoody
Ruby Rothgeb
Lon Phillips
Allen Powell
Harry Bowman
Help Ohio Boost Beet Sugar
A plea urges Ohio residents to request beet sugar at groceries to boost local production. The note argues hundreds of tons of sugar beets are grown in the state and that demanding beet sugar will increase consumer support for growers.
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Ohio
Woman switch tender turns freight and passenger trains in Columbus
Mrs. L. B. Stephenson, a 23 year railroading veteran, works as telegrapher and switch tender for the Big Four Railroad in Columbus. She shifted from Ken ton to Fifth Avenue and Dennison yards after office closures left her job precarious, proving capable under pressure and carrying a .32 revolver at her desk.
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Arena
Columbus
Govinibus
Apis. Ol al
L. B. Stephenson
York
Witich
BBC
Seema
Big Four Railroad Co
SIGHTLESS TOT CONFRONTS DARK WORLD BRAVELY
A two year old boy Wayne Imler of Upper Sandusky had both eyes removed at Mercy Hospital after a cancerous condition left one eye fully blind and the other nearly so. Doctors called the operation essential to prevent fatal complications and relieve pain as the child faced a future of darkness.
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Robert.Imler
Upper
Sandusky
Wayne
Mercy
Tor
Jost
Ito
Atta Apes
Tiffin Tribune
Solicitors Targeted by Suspected Magazine Scammers
Police reported three young women soliciting magazines on Wednesday, apparently eager for drinks. Witnesses say they approached men for escorts to speakeasies but no escorts or illicit spots were confirmed. Authorities noted the group investigated local spots for intoxicants, yet the intent remained unclear.
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Tiffin Advertiser
Gas and Oil Delays and Temper Boil in Modern Times
A poem by Nell Twining contrasts old church days with today’s gas and oil era. Aunt Lucinda’s sniff, hymn singing, and a tardy slip spark reflections on how fuel delays affect people and temper.
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Nell Twining
Shed Destroyed by Fire on County Line Road
Last week a 30 by 40 foot shed owned by Robert Pucket burned along the county line road across from Mrs. Catherine Turner. Eight tons of onions, 100 bushels of corn, an auto, a truck and about 200 dollars worth of new tires were lost. The blaze reportedly started from a coal stove kept burning to prevent onion freezing.
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Robert Pucket
Catherine Turner
County Line Road
McCutchenville News Roundup and Local Visits
McCutchenville updates include Dewey Spoon buying the Lloyd Kenner home and the M E church installing a new furnace this week. Local social notes cover visits by the Hinton family of Findlay, Neva Jean Ekleberry with Helen Brandt, Paul Weriner with his grandparents, and multiple calls and dinners at the Savial and Kisa berth homes.
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Dewey Spoon
Lloyd Kenner
M. E. Church
Roy Hinton
Billy of
Findlay
William Savial
Neva Jean Ekleberry
Near Sycamore
Helen Brandt
Paul Weriner
Bucyrus
G. A. Mullholand
Proctor Kisaberth
Russell Gephart
Roscoe Kisaberth
Vernon Mheimrick
Elizabeth and
Richard
S. Stoneburner
Community Visits and Health Notes Across Carey Area
Texas news item records numerous local calls and social visits across Carey Findlay Fostoria and Forest. Harvey Wise suffers heart trouble while Elmo Reynolds and Ernest Koontz assist in butchering and social rounds continue through Sunday and midweek.
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Elmo Reynolds
Harvey’ Wise
Ernest Koontz
Christmas gifts for. $2. Send the Carey Times
Sunday afternoon callers visited the Albert Bachar and Gerald Dible households in Sherman Tong and Milton Bachar figures noted. Word arrived of Mrs. Jonathan Bachar’s death Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Gorsuch in Marion, with many local attendees at the memorial service.
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Adam Amerine
George Amerine
Ben Brayton
Near Vanlue
L. A. Brayton
Springville
Albert Turner
Barney Coldsron
Ray
Ray Morehart
Findlay
Charley Walters
Lewis ‘Tepper
Thelma
Ralph Engle
Carey
William Newcomer
Larry Coldiron
George Turner
Crawford
Wm. Turner
James Amerine
Adrian
Charles
Lewis Knepper
Near
Vanlue
Earl Beard
Betty Jane
H. A. ‘Stoll
Rachel Wright
Emanuel Baughman
Ralph Stevens
Near Forest
Ella Orwig
Jacob Bachar
W. R. Shisler
Robert
Hosea ‘Tong
Hobart Tong
Joe Tong
Lawrence Fenstermaker
Florence
Ed Clady
H. A. Stoll
Sylvester Shuman
Shuman
Alva Beard
Irene
Harold Rickle
Biglick Township
Hart Beard
Sherman Shuck
Mt. Blanchard
Henry Eatherton
Sherman Tong
Albert
Bachar
Horde
Gerald Dible
Milton Bachar
John ‘Kleopter
Canlea
Frank
Wentz
Forest
Har’ley ‘Baughman
Willis Tong
Jonathan Bachar
William Gorsuch
Marion
Reports to Ohio DMV show gift license plates for Christmas
The Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau notes many people give license plates as gifts this year, especially to college students. Officials remind there is no extension past December 31 for using 1932 plates. after January 1, 1933, not displaying new plates is a misdemeanor with a $25 fine. Use the Want Column.
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Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau
Clarence J. Brown
Chalmers Wilson
Appointment of Executors for Margaret Dow Estate
David A. Dow and Florence D. Haller of Carey Ohio named executors of Margaret Dow deceased Crawford township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 14, 1932. Earl B. Carter Probate Judge Wyandot County Ohio.
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David A. Dow
Florence D. Haller
Carey
Ohio
Margaret Dow
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Earl B. Carter
Court of Common Pleas
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