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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
2
A collage of quips on world affairs culture and politics. The piece muses about Russian explorers Nazism Italy Japan and the US with humorous asides on sports theater and public figures. It notes global tensions and popular culture references in a satirical voice.
Hancock Wyandot and Seneca counties share a 112 465 29 first payment for beets delivered to the Findlay Great Lakes Sugar Co factory. Esckilsen says the sum covers cash and credits and sits within a district from Hardin to Henry counties.
The Horse Breeders Association directors voted to start a second bot control campaign with local veterinarians. The program mirrors last winter with township helpers treating horses, then vets overseeing the final care. The goal is 4 000 head, with farmers benefiting from healthier horses and reduced bot fly nuisance next summer.
The Toledo animal shelter on Byrne Road invites dog lovers to visit its kennels with weekday hours 10:30 to 6 and Sundays 10 to 4. It operates on voluntary contributions, offers a $1 membership for a good home, and notes dogs of all types seek new homes.
The Bell System 1938 almanac cites Mount Washington New Hampshire as the windiest place with a 231 mile per hour record on April 12 1934. It lists Verkhoyvansk as coldest and Azizia as hottest, with Cantigny noted for American WWI victory. Free copies available at the Carey Electric Telephone office.
A sequence of small property transfers recorded for various buyers. Lora Lee to Helen Armstrong in Sycamore. J A Koehl to Mary Estella Gault in South Sycamore, both for $1. William C Courtad to Louis Levin in South Park Upper Sandfisky for $1. D H Crouise to Matilda Crouise in Nevada for $1. Chester England to Porcelain Products Inc in Carey for $1. Home Owners Loan Corp to Erma Schira in Upper Sandusky for $1. Ohio Associated Telephone Co to W A Zincke in Nevada for $1. Ralph J Wenner to S A Wenner for two thirds of 5184 acres in Crawford township for $1.
The Little Women club and their mothers gathered at Mrs. Van Baker's home for a Christmas exchange. Each member gave a gift to the mothers, with delightful refreshments and an enjoyable evening. Attendees included Betty Lee Haines Ruth Esther Baker Shirley Tracy Gracetta Merrihew Alice Wonder Maxine Virden and Betty Kitzler. Mothers present were Mrs E K Wonder Mrs S D Virden Mrs R R Tracy Mrs B F Kitzler Mrs Van Baker Mrs J A Haines and Mrs Nora Brashares.
Positively no hunting or trespassing allowed day or night on any land owned or controlled by Mrs. N. J. Bakies Merrill Ritter Co R Loneway A G Collet C Hayman Carothers Collet Stief Collet FF C Wenner Herbert Lenner Karl H Kennerley Mrs August Peter A charge of 28 percent will be made for each name added to this list.
The county notes several deaths including Charles Norman Phillips the 7 months old son of John H and Esther Phillips and John Haner age 85. Also Mrs Susan Janet Bower widow of Henry Bower dies near 90. Funeral for Charles Stout held at Wharton church. Frederick Welker sentenced to 1 to 16 years for breaking and entering. Sycamore bank liquidation closing office and mailing address listed. Heavy rainfall records 188 inches. flooding along Tymochtee creek and highways 53 and 234 with near freezing temps 32 to 37 degrees.
Dr. C H Calhoon, executive psychologist in charge of the state bureau of juvenile research, told the Ohio Probation association conference that many delinquency cases stem from improper home life not known until court action. He urged closer cooperation among state and county officials schools and courts to curb juvenile delinquency and preempt court involvement.
Highway Patrolman W. D. Busch announced 1938 changes for Wyandot Hancock and Seneca counties. Wyandot tests start January 1 at Upper Sandusky courthouse 12 noon to 5 pm on the third Saturday each month. a licensed operator must accompany applicants and a temporary permit must be 30 days old. Hancock exams occur on the second Saturday monthly 9 am to 5 pm at Findlay State Patrol station. Seneca tests are in Tiffin police station 9 am to 5 pm on the first Saturday each month.
The estate of the late M J Sweringen and his brother, owners of the Hocking Valley and other lines, is declared hopelessly insolvent. The administrator filed a probate statement in Cuyahoga County noting he will not pass on claims, with total debts of 68 123 760 61. The brothers traveled in a private car.
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