Beech Grove Social Round and Pedestrian Traffic Update
Beech Grove residents hosted guests including Evelyn Mason Crystal Shaffer Lloyd Ward and Donna Schade. News notes honor New Year visits and dinners while Ohio traffic officials report pedestrians as the leading victims in 1929 1931 motor fatalities urging safer crosswalk habits and precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer
Division of Vital Statistics
Ohio
Bert
O. W. Merrell
Highway Department of Ohio
Shortages and Care Tips for Farm Life in 1932
Taxes paid by farm families fell from 176 to 125 dollars per farm in 1932. Birds suffer from parasites, exposure, and poor rations, while overcrowding sparks colds and related diseases like fowl pox and bronchitis. Horse care is urged year round with dental checks and parasite treatment, plus hoof and shoulder maintenance.
Riddle exchange sparks playful zoo chorus tease
A fragment shows a cartoonish prompt about a creature with 100 legs that sings and lacks brains, followed by a quarrel about numbers and a playful reply referencing fifty chorus girls. The dialogue hints at a humorous wordplay puzzle popular in light newspaper pages.
Marion and nearby listed in bankruptcy in Toledo court
Several individuals and firms from Marion and vicinity are declared bankrupt in the Toledo federal court on Saturday. Marion names include Edward Sharp, Harold Peak, the Spaulding Bros. Co., Jacob Woods, Bert Sheton. Upper Sandusky adds Roy Ammert, Virgil Book, Emery Lundy. Others are George Follette, Firmin Pahl, Franklin Brown of Carey and Harry Dinniger of Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion and Vicinity
Toledo
Marion
Edward Sharpless
Harold Peak
Spaulding Bros. Co
Jacob Woods
Bert Sheton
Upper Sandusky
Roy Ammert
Virgil Book
Emery
Lundy
George Follette
Firmin Pahl
Franklin Brown
Carey
Harry Dinninger
Sycamore
Arrival of Raymond Cazis in Detroit Hospital
A son was born early Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Arthur Cazis of Detroit at Women s and Children s Hospital. The baby is named Raymond. Mrs Cazis formerly Miss Ruth Dunn of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cazis
Detroit
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Raymond
Cazis
Ruth Dunn
Wyandot County Schoolmasters Club Meet Speaker
The Wyandot County Schoolmasters Club will meet next Monday evening at 6 30 in the Marseilles high school building. P J Foltz Crawford county superintendent will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Marseilles High School
P. J. Foltz
Crawford County
Diesel Skyrocket on Rails The Flying Hamburger speeds across Germany
The Flying Hamburger, a Diesel electric train, covered 178 miles between Hamburg and Berlin in 2 hours 21 minutes, cutting 38 minutes from steam train times. It features a twin 410 horsepower engine setup, streamlined car design, and aims to match aircraft speeds, prompting calls for steam-rail competition with air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Berlin
New York Central
East
Cleveland
Buffalo
Abe
Mscessarsitty
Abs
Magning
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New Officers Installed for C L of C
The C L of C held its regular meeting in the C K of C hall and installed the year’s officers led by Rev Fr Paul Vollrath. New officers include Miss Frances Myers president and Miss Frances Riester vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
C. K. of C. Hall
Paul Vollrath
Frances Myers
Frances Riester
Henry Davidson
H. UL. Pahl
Mazie Fleck
C. M. Brown
Mary Yost
Lily Jesko
Bernice Jenet
Paul Krupp
Robert O’connor
Clarence Eichert
J. A. Vaughn
J. T. Stombaugh
John Pahl
Dorothy Fleck
Martha Hoepf
Five Appointments Named by Secretary of State Elect
George S. Myers secretary of state elect announced five appointments ahead of taking office. The appointees are M. Ray Allison of Urbana as assistant secretary of state, Wesley O. Clark of Dayton as cashier, John P. Brennan of Columbus as commissioner of the bureau of motor vehicles, Jesse T. Sell of Rockford as assistant commissioner of motor vehicles, and Herman T. Kreinberg of Cleveland as corporation adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Myers
M. Ray Allison
Urbana
Wesley O. Clark
Dayton
Cashier
John P. Brennan
Columbus
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Jesse T. Sell
Rockford
Herman T. Kreinberg
Cleveland
Trustees Organize for New Year in Township Meeting
The township trustees held their first meeting of the new year on Monday afternoon for organization. John S. Fox serves as chairman and Ervin Wentling as vice chairman. G. E. Greer is the third member and C. C. Thome acts as clerk. The books were inspected and a road machinery inventory was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fox
Ervin Wentling
G. E. Greer
C. C. Thome
Evangelical choir cancels tonight practice due to illness
The Evangelical church choir will not meet this evening because director Mrs W R Shisler is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R Shisler
Evangelical Church Choir
Sitting Bull’s Daughter Named Sitting Pretty
A historical note reports that Sitting Bull had a daughter nicknamed Sitting Pretty, highlighting a curious family detail from a famed Lakota leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitting Bull
Change of Heart Poem Moment of Intimate Bond
A brief poetic vignette traces a shy suitor who grows bold with love. As affection deepens the couple move from distance to closeness, shedding hesitation to sit together, sharing warmth and affection.
New Years guests dinner set across several area households
Mr and Mrs E B Kurtz dined with Mr and Mrs Homer Wonder north of town as New Year guests. Others included Mrs H A Newcomer, Wendell Weekly, Mr and Mrs Samuel Gunther, and the Guntners at Della Gunther’s home. Numerous families from Oc eola to Upper Sandusky hosted New Year diners. a festive time was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Kurtz
New Years
Homer Wonder
H. A. Newcomer
Cardington
Wendell Weekly
Tiffin
Samuel Gunther
Della ‘Gunthers
Jack
Dale’ .Green
Carol
Ruth Stiffel
Ralph Williams
Carolyn
Ferdinand
Frederick
Ernest Cronin
Fostoria
Walter Beidelschies
Oceola
Jack Seemann
Bobby
Dan
Walbridge
Seémiahn
Bessie Ritchey
Kenneth
Erma
Maurice
James Mays
James Bennett
North of
Upper Sandusky
Emma Bennet
Lloyd
Jesse
Robert Bennett
Sycamore
W. D. Bennett
Crawford Chapter 168 Installs New Officers
Mrs. D. H. Stever Mrs. Chester English Mrs. C. G. Knoblauch and Mrs. Earl Nelson of Findlay and Mrs. S. L. Moser and Mrs. F. B. Cole of Upper Sandusky attended Friday evening as Crawford chapter No. 168 C. E. S. installed its new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Stever
Chester English
C. G. Knoblauch
Earl Nelson
Findlay
S. L. Moser
F. B. Cole
Upper Sandusky
Crawford Chapter No
No Hunting Notice Signed by Local Landowners
Landowners including Herbert Lenner Homer Wonder Mrs Laura Stevens Willis Tong Dr Beck A G Collet Karl Brown E E Brown Stief Bros Clark J D Carothers post a no hunting trespassing prohibition on their lands with a 25 cent charge per name for season appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lenner
Homer Wonder
Laura Stevens
Willis Tong
Beck A. G. Collet
Karl Brown
E. E. Brown
Stief Bros. & Clark
J. D. Carothers
Local notices and personal items from Carey Times
Rolland Jacobs, city mail carrier, is ill with tonsillitis at his home on W North Street. Mary Stachsel returned Monday from Delaware where she had been a guest. Ruth Buckley visited Marion and Columbus Monday. Louis Newmann, formerly with the local garment factory, is critically ill in a New York hospital. Mrs W R Shisler is ill with tonsillitis at her home on E Findlay Street. Miss Lorene ng has returned to studies after a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Rolland Jacobs
Mary ‘ ‘Stachsel
Monady
Delaware
Migs
Ruth Buckley
Ba -Blechtner
Bob “Newhouse
Fostoria
F. ‘J. Emerine
Marion
Columbus
Louis Newmann
New York
Ben Saules For Healthful Eating
A list of ten dietary tips encourages varied meals and practical cooking. It urges avoiding monotony, valuing affordable vegetables, using cheaper cuts, consuming milk, trying new dishes, embracing a cosmopolitan menu, limiting sweets, drinking water, and cooking properly for lasting health.
Library Board Organized for the Year
Dorcas Carey public library board organized for the year with John Jacoby re elected as chairman Gail Kurtz elected vice chairman Carolyn Newhard named clerk treasurer and librarian in charge Mrs J J Kohmann reapointed as board member by the board of education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Carey Public Library Board
John Jacoby
Gail Kurtz
Carolyn Newhard
J. J. Kohmann
Board of Education
That Explained It
A witty dialogue about marriage and money highlights a wife recalling a former suitor who became rich while she did not marry him, and a husband reminding her of his own status in the relationship.
Cheer Up And Get Busy
A motivational note from Office Cat urges readers to ignore pessimism and push forward in business. It argues the U S economy remains solid despite stock market swings and hurricanes in Wall Street and emphasizes salesmanship and proactive planning to maintain progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
Wall Street
United States
Kor
Ohio Electors Cast 26 Votes for Roosevelt
Ohio presidential electors gathered at the statehouse in Columbus to vote for president. They allocated 26 votes for Franklin D. Roosevelt, to be sent to Congress for final canvassing of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Statehouse
Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
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Beech Grove
Evelyn Mason
Crystal Shaffer
Lloyd Ward
Donna Schhde
Adora
Jane Hunter
Mysé
Pray Shaffer
Roscoe Ward
Mary Wickiser
Luella Lahr
Laird Rickle
Newark
Mrs
W. H. Rickle
Geneva Schade
F. B. Schade
Ana
Giogra
Ward
Ray. Rhialter
Tjinaly
Lois Gerlach
Laird Richie
W. H. Richie
Evelyn
Donna
Arden
P. I. Diller
Dwain
Big Oak
Wharton
W. H. Rickie
William Hunter
Dan Rickie
Near Vanlue
Donna Schade
Adora Jane Hunter
Alice Roynon
Willis Smith
North of Carey
Cartha Phillips
West of Carey
Edward Kessler
Mary Rittenhouse
County Schoolmasters Club
Strand Theatre
Neuswiteria
Heroes of the
Wiliam Haines
Madge Evans
Conrad Nagel
Arthur Byron
Cliff Edwards
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Ben
Saules
Library Board
Petebl
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