Observations by Herbert H. Miller column snippets
A string of light commentary notes by Herbert H. Miller covering topics from California politics to Tokyo readers and farming. Items include remarks on Insull securities, American chewing gum spending, and a massachusetts strikes with golf clubs. The piece closes with a humorous cow in a well anecdote.
Former Insull properties sold to Ohio Power
Electric systems at McComb, Benton Ridge and Ada will be taken over by the Ohio Power Co. under a transaction approved by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. The sale includes part of Central Utilities Service Co. of Marion and rights to Buckeye Public Service Co. holdings in Pike and Jackson counties for a total price of 1.814 million dollars, serving about 17 000 Ohio consumers across 16 counties and towns such as Elida and Cridersville.
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McComb
Benton Ridge
Ada
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Central Utilities Service Co
Marion
Buckeye Public Service Co
Pike
Jackson
Insull
Ohio
Central Utilities
Elida
Cridersville
Allen
Hardin
Wyandot
Seneca
Hancock County Extends Real Estate Tax Deadline
Hancock County Commissioners voted to push the real estate tax due date from December 20 to January 20. County Treasurer Tell Thompson said he likely will not begin collecting before January 15 and may seek a further extension from the state tax commission beyond January 20.
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Hancock County
Tell Thompson
State Tax Commission
Horsh Salh Horse Sale at Souder Barn Fostoria Ohio
Sale advertised for Friday December 28 1934 at 1 30 p m at Souder Barn 212 Elm Street Fostoria Ohio. Twenty two home horses on offer all well broke with guarantees. Several brood mares available. Cash loans arranged via Nelson Poe Union National Bank Fostoria. Delivery free Kerr and Souder organizers.
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Souder Sale Barn
Elm St
Fostoria
Briday
Nelson Poe
Union National Bank
Local Election Fragments Prompt Unclear Summary
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an election official or process with scattered words and date hints. No complete names, places, or actions могут be inferred from the readable parts.
Rule for merchant licenses under new sales tax law
Under amended house bill No 134 merchants must obtain a license from the county auditor by December 31 1934. The sales tax takes effect January 1 1935. Prepaid tax receipts must be available before enforcement, not before January 10 1936 at the earliest. The tax commission will issue a general order setting the actual effective date for merchants.
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Tax Commission
Mrs Henry Fink Dies at 82 in Fremont Home
Mrs Henry Fink formerly of New Riegel died Tuesday of last week at her daughter Mrs Bert Adelsperger’s home in Fremont. She was 82 years old with a six month illness and complications. Burial was at McCutchenville Thursday afternoon. She had previously resided in Carey.
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Henry Fink
New Riegel
Bert Adelsperger
Fremont
McCutchenville
Fink
Carey
COCO REGISTRATION QUOTA IN WYANDOT COUNTY
Wyandot County reports a quota of 11 young men aged 18 to 25 with reporting date January 12 and acceptance at Findlay. Relief families are urged to consult their case worker and file applications. L. S. HAL, County Relief Director.
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Wyandot
Findlay
L. S. Hal
Death of Sister-In-Law Prompts Dunkirk Visit
A. J. King spent Sunday and Monday in Dunkirk after being called by the death of his sister in law, Mrs. Bess King widow of Samuel King. Mrs. King's death occurred Friday following a cerebral hemorrhage.
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A. J. King
Dunkirk
Bess King
Samuel King
Home Building Savings and Japan TM Company Details
A muddled OCR fragment mentions savings and a Japanese company context with figures like 824 000 and 923100. It references stockholders and Marton but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names to form a cohesive news item.
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Savings
Japan
Marton
Wwill
Deshler Plant Gifts Receipts on November Bills
Deshler Municipal Light and Water Plant mailed receipted November bills with This bill is PAID. compliments of the season. The action by the board at its November 30 meeting creates a Christmas present of about $2,200 for nearly 450 patrons. It marks the first receipted bills issued in almost 10 years, reflecting improved plant management and a growing surplus.
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Deshler Municipal Light and Water Plant
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Deshler Municipal Plant
Deshler
Columbus Grove Power and Light to provide free December electricity
In Columbus Grove the board of public affairs announced free electricity for December for about 700 customers. They usually collect around 2500 dollars that month, representing roughly 10 percent of yearly light and power dues. Board members are F. M. Williams A. B. Hilty and C. A. Witte.
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Columbus Grove
Columbus Grove Power and Light Company
Board of Public Affairs
F. M. Williams
A. B. Hilty
C. A. Witte
Talking sickness victim now ill with cancer
Donald Campbell 32, once known for a month of incessant talking during encephalitis, is critically ill with cancer at the Edison home of his wife’s parents. Dr C S Jackson reports his condition worsening and notes teeth removed and feeding difficulties. The current illness is unrelated to the prior talking episode.
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Donald Campbell
Walter St. Clair
Edison
Columbus
C. S. Jackson
Campbell
St Nicholas Church Names New Pastor and Transfers
The Rev. Joseph Williams from St. Nicholas in French town is assigned to St. Mary's Edgerton. He will be replaced by the Rev. Joseph Brobst of St. Joseph's Blakeslee. The Rev. Francis Fate moves from Sandusky to Our Lady of Lourdes New London with Plymouth as a mission, residing with his brother Rev. Albert Fate of St. Mary's Shelby. Changes effective Jan 8.
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Joseph Williams
St. Nicholas Parish
Frenchtown
St. Mary’s
Edgerton
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
Joseph Brobst
St. Joseph's Parish
Blakeslee
Father Williams
Francis Fate
Tiffin
St. Mary’s Church
Sandusky
Our Lady of Lourdes
Attachment Notice in Carey Ohio Case
On December 12 1934 an order of attachment with summons was issued for 72.00 dollars as the summons could not be served within the justice’s jurisdiction in Carey Ohio dated December 17 1934.
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A. D
Carey
Ohio
Appointment of Fred W. Ewis as administrator of Graves estate
Notice announces Fred W. Ewis of Findlay Ohio appointed administrator de bonis non with will annexed for the estate of Henry F. Graves deceased of Carey village Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 11 1934.
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Henry F. Graves
Fred W. Ewis
Findlay
Ohio
Carey
Wyandot County
Local Wyandot County Obituaries and Milestones
Golden wedding anniversaries for Mr and Mrs George Rader and Mr and Mrs W H Frey are noted. Deaths include Phillip Zwilling aged 83 and Louise Grummel aged 72 from Upper Sandusky area. Elizabeth Idom 70 died at county home. Alice Maffet and Emmet E Henders also listed. Medical and accident notes include Norman Long’s eye removal after a bullet wound. W Hunt 84 found dead from heart disease. Baublitz family marks 50th anniversary and related birthday and wedding day events. Mrs Russell Larick dies of peritonitis after Caesarean. baby Carl Frederick survives.
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George Rader
Upper Sandusky
Phillip Zwilling
W. H. Frey
Eighth Street
Louise Grummel
Harpster
A. C. Baublitz
Nevada
Baublitz
Elizabeth Baublitz
Harry Baublitz
Russell Larick
Salem Township
McKitrick Hospital
Kenton
Carl Frederick
Public Auction Notice for Industrial Equipment in Carey Ohio
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs Carey Ohio until noon December 28 1934 for two Ingersol Rand air compressors two Cameron pumps two vertical air tanks two steam duplex water pumps two 100 h p horizontal boilers one duplex steam air compressor six steam radiators and a galvanized cistern. Highest bid wins with 10 percent certified bank check. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
E. Findlay St
Carey
Ohio
a_ solvent bank
Board ‘of Public Affairs
Local Man Dies Suddenly While En Route to Sycamore
Jay Milum of near Sycamore died Saturday evening about 7 o clock from angina pectoris on his way to Sycamore. He collapsed after regaining to his wife who was driving. He was 68 years old and died at the Frank Adams home after being brought there.
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Frank Adams
Wyandot relief totals update for November and December
Wyandot county relief administration reports up to December 15 shows 1,002 new relief cases and 4,008 total beneficiaries. November records list 423 relief cases aiding 1,702 people, with total relief costs of 11,388.52 from FHRA, state local funds, federal commodities and rural recovery. Surplus November commodities include beef, butter, rice and mattresses totaling 2,378.60 in relief costs.
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Wyandot County Relief Administration
FHRA
L. S. Hale
Relief Director Hale Resigns. Leedy Named Replacement
Wyandot county relief director L S Hale submitted his resignation to the county commissioners as assistant clerk to the commissioners and relief director the move takes effect December 31 Russell W Leedy of the state office in Columbus was appointed to replace Hale and assumed duties immediately.
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L. S Hale
Wyandot
Russell W. Leedy
Columbus
Hale
Leedy
Deadline notices push copy to early next week
The memo instructs that all correspondence and contributions must reach the office a day early next week since the office will be closed on Tuesday New Year's Day. Advertising copy must be in by 10 00 a m on Wednesday.
Important Notice on Adjusted Compensation Deadline
January 2, 1935 is the final date for filing applications for adjusted compensation. MRS. FLORENCE ARNOLD Red Cross Secretary.
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Florence Arnold
Red Cross
Clothing drive in Carey Welfare Board appeals for help
Mrs H L Pahl chair of the Carey Welfare Board reports a great need for clothing. Many requests go unanswered due to a lack of supply. Citizens with usable garments are asked to bring them to the library or arrange pickup by calling the library or house.
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H. L. Pahl
Carey Welfare Board
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Better Times Ahead Forecast From Babson
Roger W. Babson, renowned financial statistician, predicts for 1935 broad business gains. He foresees a recovery strength surpassing the levels of 1933 and 1934.
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Roger W. Babson
National Financial Statistician
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