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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
6
Wyandot County records list deaths of John Cram Marion County supervisor Ralph Broede and other local officials. Obituaries include Mrs. J H Hile and Mrs. Carl Peel and long time residents Noah Arthur Miller and Jether Jenkins. The Upper Sandusky schools close due to illness. fair board meets. two marriages occur. and a tree incident injures a poultry show attendee.
A series of local social visits and family gatherings across Berry include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bland hosting, Seymour Steigerwalt dining with the Philips, and multiple trips among the Gibsons, Day, Myers, and Bland families. Additional gatherings feature Audley Beaschler visitors, Christmas dinners in Carey, and relatives from Findlay and Upper Sandusky.
Vanlue students celebrate Christmas with tree decorating gifts and carols. Grades host parties and drama, while honors go to new Democracy Club officers Glenn Fruth and Aileen Farmer. Senior class to perform Tea Tapper Tavern on January 11 with a weighted cast and modest admission.
St. Paul Evangelical church and Sunday school held a Christmas party at the Grange hall west of the church. The program featured songs recitations solos and a banjo duet followed by a pot luck supper and homemade candy and popcorn balls.
Applications with the common pleas court show June 10 to November 10 expenses totaling 4309.46 and income of 7267.42. Itemized costs include attorney fees 225.37 real estate 392.58 taxes 1495.95 liquidation and miscellaneous 2195.56.
Ohio's intangible tax law underperforms with Swanton facing a loss of 30 000 to 35 000 dollars under the new taxation system. The downside expectations upset supporters of the project in this Northern Ohio town.
Frank C Bechtel 46 oil worker near Vanlue dies after a weeklong illness. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Vanlue United Brethren Church with Rev Fred Esterly and Rev W P Alspach. Burial in Lee cemetery. Survived by wife Laura Copeland and six children Joseph Samuel Ross Donald Nana Rose Alice. Siblings L L Bechtel Wichita Lemuel Bechtel Rock Springs Russell G Bechtel San Angelo Fern Radebaugh Muskegon Ruth Preper Ottawa Blanche Lulu Bechtel. Former member of B POE Findlay and Knights of Pythias Von Buren. Findlay Republican.
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown and Commissioner Wilson pick maroon background with white numerals for 1934 license tags, repeating the 1930 color scheme while avoiding bordering-state confusion. Tags are prepped a year ahead with prison labor plates at Ohio Penitentiary, producing 10 000 pairs daily for about 200 days to complete nearly two million sets.
A long list of Christmas visits and dinners spans Marion Wyandot and Carey areas. Mrs. Crawford and others suffer lumbago while Ralph Savidge visits from Washington DC. Dozens of relatives attend a Marion Sunday school program with a large Christmas party.
Bennett Bright a native of Hancock County died Friday at his Detroit home at age 66 He was born near Vanlue on April 2 1866 and was a paint salesman He is survived by his widow and three children and leaves behind sisters Mrs Pater Ewing Findlay and Mrs D U Chambers Vanlue He moved from Hancock County about 30 years ago
Several hundred pounds of government flour were lost in a fire that destroyed the eight room farm home of Mr and Mrs John Daniels located six miles east of Kenton Tuesday morning last week. Daniels was a Dudley township trustee and had stored the flour for distribution to township needy.
O W Merrell notes drainage minded approach as ditch elimination spreads on State Route 25 and Route 102 in Wood county. Projects feature 24 to 84 inch pipes, six miles of reinforced pavement, grading and relocation, lowering water table to improve safety. Winter relief programs may fund further drainage work as 90th General Assembly allocates funds.
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