Sycamore tops rivals as Carey leads reserve squad
The Sycamore team defeated their rivals in a close reserve game with a 19 to 18 finish while the varsity dominated, 37 to 1. Lineups feature Carey, Kinsinger, Brown, Grady, and Smiley for the home squad with Moore, Dunlap, Reidel, Blooc, and McEwen for the visitors. In seventh grade English, Jack Mitchell tops Section C with the high score, and Maxine Ritter leads Section D as the class shows improving grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Sycamore
Carey
Sycamore
Kinsinger
A. Brown
R. Brown
Turnbell
Grady
Z. Smiley
Graal Crist
sSmitey
Hackney
Méssiniet
Keller
Wertling
Sycamore H. S
Walton
Mackling
Shellhouse
Brouse
Swinehart
Banin
Jack ‘Mitchell
Margaret Bachman
Laverne Ellis
Elaine Johnson
Batty Montague
Shirley Harris
Arnald Hiatt
Maxiné Ritter
Beech Grove Community Notes and Visits
Beech Grove updates include Sunday school at 9 30 next Sunday mornings and a series of visits among local families. Residents report calls and visits with the Ward, Shaffer, Rickle, Ward, Diller, Schade, and Ward households. A Wharton flu confinement and a Wharton school program are also noted plus social games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Stroud
Forest Shade
Beech Grove
William Rickle
O. C. Rickle
Mary Wickiser
Lloyd Ward
Death of Baby Opal Marie Vaughn in Findlay Hospital
Infant Opal Marie Vaughn daughter of Jacob and Ruth Vaughn of Vanlue died at Findlay hospital. Born October 31, 1932, she had been ill since birth. Surviving grandparents include Ed Monday and Daly Watkins. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2:00 pm at Goff funeral home with Rev. A C Rainsberger officiating. burial in Springville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Marie
Jacob
Ruth
Vaughn
Vanlue
Findlay Hospital
Ed Monday
Daly Watkins
South of Carey
Goff Funeral Home
Car turns over near Fremont injuring Kilgus family member
Christmas afternoon near Frank OreSs east of town a Ford roadster driven by Charles Kilgus of Fremont rolled three times after the steering wheel locked. Charles suffered a right shoulder injury and cuts to the knee and eye while others had minor injuries. The wrecked car was taken back to Fremont Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Syroadster
Charles” Kilgus
Fremont
Tommy Stombaugh
Junior Frederick
Frank
Charles
Frank Kilgus
Ruth Kilgus
Pahl
Kilgus
Mon
Sandy
John
Mrg
Beebe News notes多 Christmas gatherings and visits
The article lists Christmas visits and holiday gatherings across multiple families in Fremont Carey Bucyrus Findlay Delphos and surrounding areas. Several households share holiday meals and pleasant moments with relatives including Beebe Gottfried Pahl Kohmann and Rimmelspach families and others at Ursuline convent in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A.“Mench
Wharton
F.C. Beebe
Walter Gottfried
Fordyce
Marie Jencks
Jim
Jack
Jane
Paul
Phillip
Fremont
J. J. Kohmann
George
M. Hildegarde
Ursuline Convent
Tiffin
Growth of Roadside Markets Surges in Ohio Past Six Years
Retailing farm produce directly to consumers via roadside markets expanded rapidly in Ohio. In summer 1932, 1671 markets operated on 2604 miles of highways, with 94 percent run by farmers. Most new markets started after 1927, many in 1930 31 and 32, reflecting a recent surge in this trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chas W. Hauck
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Experiment Station
Girl Scouts Distribute Toys to Dozens of Families
The Girl Scouts gathered repaired and distributed toys to about 30 families on Christmas, sharing holiday cheer and providing gifts to children in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
The Poor Nut Deaths and Headlines at Angola College
A reader recalls a visit to Angola Indiana and the Tri State College newsroom. He lists a startlingly paired headline about a student Tom Henry who took his own life and the phrase The Poor Nut Pleasees Many, reflecting on newspaper phrasing and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilgers
Ning
Ray
Ed Willis
Angola
Ind
Tri-State College
Tom Henry
Henry
Seeds Corn Talks Before Farmers
A humorous pair of items from The Literary Digest are noted as examples of clever headlines that mislead readers about their content. The writer also recalls a country correspondence joke about a mule and a reminiscence of early A. P. service pony wire newsroom days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
Greenville
Woodington
Ohio No. 51
Lowell Thomas
Longfellow
Rapids
William Whosit
Postal savings business grows with Ohio deposits
Postal savings depositors at Findlay post office 446 total 243 256 as of June 20 1932. Ohio totals show 75 000 depositors with 41 337 438 credit balances and 136 955 76 paid. Nationwide balance 784 820 623 with profit over 1 000 000. Cleveland led with 10 300 375. Other cities show smaller balances and single dollar accounts in several towns.
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Postal Savings
Findlay
Walter Brown
Toledo
House of Representatives
Uncle Sam
Ohio
United States Postal Savings System
Cleveland
Berlin Heights
Morrow
New Waterford
Tippecanoe City
Bowling Green
Lima
Marion
Tiffin
Findlay Courier
Funeral attendance notes for Sheriff Weatherholtz in Upper Sandusky
A list of attendees including Ralph McKinnon Clyde Howard Burton Krom Ralph Pieraccini M D Shafer Lawrence Bland D P Wisler Clarence Suber D C Wise baker Ed Campbell Jr Ellsworth Grady E G Snyder C D Mitchell L G Altwater George Remlinger Fowler Parkins Mrs A F Byers and Mrs Robert O Connor who attended the funeral of Sheriff Lawrence Weatherholtz in Upper Sandusky on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McKinnon
Clyde Howard
Burton Krom
Ralph Pieraccini
M. D. Shafer
Lawrence Bland
D. P. Wisler
Clarence Suber
D. C. Wisebaker
Ed Campbell, Jr
Ellsworth Grady
E. G. Snyder
C. D. Mitchell
L. G. Altwater
George Remlinger
Fowler Parkins
A. F. Byers
Robert O’connor
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Upper Sandusky
Pontius Moved to Sister's Home in Critical Condition
Mrs. William Pontius, taken Tuesday afternoon from her Sunnyside residence to the home of her sister Mrs. C. S Chambers west of town, remains critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William” Pontius
Sunnyside
C. S Chambers
Christmas Holiday Notes From Community Families
Miss Wirelma Goi and Clyde Gault and Lois Ann of Sylvania spent Christmas vacation with relatives in Biribise and Ot. The Cramer and Huston families hosted gatherings at home with exchanges of gifts. Miss Mildred Waugh visited Nevada and Celina relatives. Santa Claus attended the Church of God Sunday School Christmas Day with the children.
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Wirelma” Goi
Ankie
Clyde’ ‘Gault
Lois* Ann
Sylvania
Timbus
Har Ray Fehnel
Smadeton
Nancy
Biribise
Chelstmde
Rea * Cramiér
Rea. Cramer
Clarence’ ‘Huston
Celina
Church of God
Santa Claus
Rites at Fostoria for Mahlon M. Carr
Funeral services were held for Mahlon M. Carr in Fostoria where he died at age 71 on his birthday. He founded the M. M. Carr furniture store in 1890 and owned interests in local manufacturers. Survived by widow and two children, with burial at Fountain cemetery following services at his home on West Tiffin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon M. Carr
Fostoria
W. Tiffin Street
Rev
J. J. Wilson
Fountain Cemetery
Mr. Carr
M. M. Carr
Atlas Manufacturing Company
SC Regulator Company
van Buren
Doubled His Bid Father of Twins Joke
A light exchange parodies a bridge expert Mr. Goofus and his wife doubling her bid, delivering a pun centered on parenthood and duplicating bids. The humor hinges on wordplay about bids and twins.
Doll Contest Thanks From Ewing's Store Winner
Phyllis Sue Snyder expresses gratitude to voters in the doll contest held at Ewing's drug store.
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Ewing’s Drug Store
Phyllis Sue Snyder
Buckingham-Collwell Nuptials Reported In Fostoria
Miss Marguerite Buckingham daughter of Mr and Mrs G Buckingham and Colwell son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Wagner were married with Rev Paul R Clouser officiating The ceremony took place at a parsonage with a reception and dinner at the newly furnished home Guests from Fostoria and Carey attended The bride attended high school class of 1930 and has worked at the office of N C Hatfield in this city The groom a Fostoria night school graduate is employed by Pearl 611 Co in Fostoria Times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ward
Roy Wickiser
Earl Shaffer
Near Wharton
Ray Shaffer
Roscoe Ward
Foster
Kenneth Shaffer
P. E. Diller
Dwain
Tiffin
O. C. Rickie
Alice Roynon
Willis Smith
Graydon Knowlton
Lon Phillips
Near Carey
Elizabeth Hart
Carey
Lawrence Randall
Lansing, Mich
Kenneth Dible
Earl Walters
Kathryn Dible
Near St. Paul
Donna Schade
Adora Jane Hunter
Eldek
Atterno i Lutheran
Marguerite Buckingham
At “G
Buckingha
Colwells
Colvett
Woodrow
Wagner
Garey
Paul R
Dorson Realmamials
Atta
Oatey
Pr.on. C. Hatfield
Colwell
Fostoria
Thie Pearl
Octoria Times
Christmas Shortages and Farm Tax Findings
A historical note discusses Christmas trees and farm economics. It cites that 24 percent of farm income in 1926 affected farm populations, with county governments funding agriculture through direct taxation. Sixty percent of county agricultural spending went to fairs and tuberculosis control, less than three percent to Farmers Institutes, and extension costs averaged 22 cents per $5000 farm appraisal.
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Ohio
Good sale of licenses reports by local registrar
Local Registrar W. Z. Campbell notes auto license sales match last year except for trucks. Several trucks with tags around $1000 remain unused this season. Four hundred fifteen passenger cars are licensed for 1933 along with 28 trucks and 23 trailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Campbell
Flowers From Carey Greenhouses In Window Display
Snapdragons grown at the Carey Greenhouses are featured in the Carey Times window. Stems reach four feet with unusually large blossoms.
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Carey Times
Carey
Spitler Sisters Dine With McDonalds In Salem Township
Miss Audrey and Miss Betty Spitler visited Miss Katie and Edward McDonald of Salem township for supper yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey
Betty Spitler
South of Town
Katie
Edward McDonald
Salem Township
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Margie ‘Gudrush
News Ray Ye
Itor ‘Kinsinger
Elwood Botkin of
BEEBE
Co. A. Rimmiélspach
Marshall
Browning
Columbus
Wilson
Shick
Postal Savings Business
Herbert Lenner
Homer Wonder
Laura Stevens
Willis Tong
Beck A. G. Collet
Karl Brown
E. BE. Brown
Stief Bros. & Clark
J. D. Carothers
Ery
Ey Ata Tss
WHEAR
Ee Fateh Sas
Strand Theatre
Fay Wray
Tracy
Wm. Haines
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