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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
2
Ohio highways director urges motorists to check brakes and wipers, keep rear lights on, and drive safely in winter weather. Poor visibility and slippery surfaces raise skid risk, so responsible car maintenance helps offset hazards.
A detailed roster shows 136 House members with 85 Democrats and 51 Republicans. Occupations span attorneys, farmers, bankers, publishers, ministers, merchants, editors, and many others including a college president, railway workers, and a packing company manager, painting a broad professional mix.
Columbus December 23 Grover C Snyder of Marion chief engineer of the state maintenance department resigned Thursday His resignation was accepted by Director O mer Tell who immediately appointed Charles E McKee of New Philadelphia to succeed Snyder McKee has been chief of Division No 11 of the department He was a captain of engineers in the World War The change is effective January 15.
Loren Truesdale, 23, charged with killing his brother Earl, 20, and Thelma Woods, 17, will be retried January 30 after the first trial ended in a hung jury. The jury deliberated about 25 hours before being discharged by Judge E Everett. Early reports indicated most jurors favored conviction.
Columbus December 20 A Critical Analysis of the Ohio Commission on Unemployment Insurance sent to Ohio Chamber of Commerce members argues the proposed bill would halt the Share the Work Movement hinder re employment of older workers and act as a tax on industry delaying shorter work hours It warns it is a wedge toward state socialism driving industry from Ohio and cites England as a warning It cites actuarial doubts and projected deficits and suggests future use of state funds to replenish the fund if needed.
The 157th anniversary of the Concord skirmish was observed with Governor Ely of Massachusetts present at the firing. A pistol report traveled by radio from Schenectady to Holland to Java and Australia and back in one eighth of a second.
Baker was appointed a trustee by Governor George White last week giving northeastern Ohio a board seat for the first time. He succeeds Egbert H. Mack of Sandusky who resigned due to ill health.
The Carey Times highlights its letterheads and envelopes as well as broader commercial printing offerings. Aimed at local businesses, the notice emphasizes quality printing across all kinds of printed materials.
Columbus reports Hon. John P. Bower of Ashland Ohio pressed for refunds on pre gas tax road assessments. Data show Wyandot and adjacent counties paid millions for roads with farmers still owing over three million. He urged tax relief tied to ability to pay and benefits received to aid farmers and restore prosperity.
Two young frogs from inland bogs drink and wake to a farmer's milk can. One dies, the braver frog keeps kicking and churns a lump of butter, then sails away. Moral: when times are hard keep fighting. a few more kicks may bring butter.
On Tuesday January 3 Byron James of the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles will examine and issue chauffeur licenses to Hancock county school bus drivers. Arlington Mt Cory Rawson Liberty Benton Ridge McComb Orange Van Buren Marion townships meet in the forenoon. Mt Blanchard Vanlue Arcadia Allen in the afternoon. Findlay Courier.
No marriage licenses were issued at the courthouse in Findlay Saturday the day before Christmas.
Wilfred J Funk lists ten words he calls the most beautiful in meaning and sound after sifting thousands. Dawn Mist Hush Luminous Lullaby Chimes Murmuring Golden Tranquil Melody appear on his favored set, with Mother Home Heaven seen as loved but less euphonic.
Six members of a single family, from Kentucky, including a 46 year old father and five children aged 9 to 20, are receiving treatment for trachoma at the Hancock County home. Rooms are isolated and care is provided through cooperation of county commissioners, Biglick township trustees, and the county health officer.
William Otten a 47 year old C and O railroad engineer collapsed while boarding a train in Columbus Saturday morning. A resident of Pemberville in boyhood he leaves a wife and two stepchildren. Fred W Rolf sister and niece Mrs Alice Emch and Benny Jean attended the funeral in Columbus Tuesday afternoon per the Pemberville Leader.
Open hunting season draws to close with sunset on January 1. Rab bits expire the day before due to Sunday. Foxes also end January 1, raccoon January 15, opossum and skunk February 1, and musk rats in inland trapping districts may be taken until March 1.
Mount Gilead will disable most street lights after January 1 to cut costs, leaving four lights around the Victory Shaft. The move aims to save about $4 000 annually. A special election on April 1 will vote a three mill levy for lights and water funds after a two mill levy failed. The town, under a 10 year contract with the local utility, faces budget tax discontent and possible action against the county budget commission.
The Post Office Department concedes 3 cent first class postage reduces revenue not increases. Taxpayers avoid higher stamps and favor lower cost options. Congress should broaden taxation and spread it thinly over many items to prevent tax declines as people curb pricey goods.
Nutrition specialists from the agricultural extension service at Ohio State University recommend easy breakfast menus to please families. Suggested options include combinations with oats bacon and egg bread and milk or coffee with fruit and cereals, noting that for children the ham and buckwheat cakes can be omitted and milk used as the beverage.
Robert Ford of Cincinnati, blanket salesman, was released from the county jail on $800 bond for his appearance when the grand jury reviews the case next month. He had been arrested for an alleged assault on a Findlay woman at her home during a blanket sale.
David A. Dow and Florence D. Haller of Carey Ohio are appointed executors of the Margaret Dow estate in Crawford township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 14 1932 Earl B Carter Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
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