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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
6
County residents report celebrations, farm and business news. Anniversaries, births, and deaths mark the week with influenza fatalities and local civic updates. Infrastructure, road work, and school events anchor the Wyandot county scene.
L H Warfel and wife transfer 120.93 acres in Crane township to Grace W Pfeifer for $1. C H Kuenzli and Ella B Kuenzli sell 25.92 acres in Antrim township to Fred and Helen Sheaffer for $1. Ohio Farmers Co operative Association sells part of Pennington addition South Sycamore to C C Corfman et al for $1. Charles P Troup administrator sells 50 acres in Pitt township to Emmet C Swihart for $1 233.33. William E Von Blon and wife convey 8 acres in Tymochtee township to The First National Bank Upper Sandusky for $1 233.33.
Our Lady of Consolation church lists Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include low Mass at 7 30 a m and high Mass at 10 00 a m with Rosary and Benediction at 7 30 p m.
Pastor Rev. Paul R. Clouser leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m Luther League gathers at 6 30 p m and vesper services at 7 30 p m Missionary society meets Monday and junior choir rehearsals follow school on Tuesday A miscellaneous note references catechetical classes and senior choir rehearsal on Saturday with times listed as 8 00 p m and 8 00 p m respectively
Rev A C Rainsberger invites members and friends to a full Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday school at 9 30 a m with expanded attendance hoped for. morning worship at 10 30 features the first Holy Communion of the conference year and special music by the quartet. Epworth League at 6 45 P M. evening service at 7 30 P M continues the Lord s Prayer sermon series titled Dare We Pray the Lord s Prayer.
The Carey church reports 336 in attendance last Sunday against Upper Sandusky's 304. Pastor Shisler invites questions on the series What is God and urges full church participation for the ongoing contest. Morning service at 10 40. Evening service at 6 30. Installation of Evangelical League officers at 7 30 with candle light. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30. Choir rehearsal Thursday.
Mrs. May West of St. Louis credits Kruschen Salts with dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The ad claims a safe, harmless weight loss with one half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and a money back guarantee.
A cream truck struck the Smithville bridge over the Sandusky river on Route 67, causing the bridge to fall into the river and pull a six inch gas line with it. Gas service was cut to Upper Sandusky while the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. rushed 50 workers to lay temporary lines. The bridge, 130 feet long with a 16 foot roadway, remains closed as repairs proceed.
The Pemberville Leader notes that in February 1845 the county treasurer issued $99.61 to operate six Freedom township schools in Wood county. Five years later 224 pupils prompted $239.77 in funding. Today the district needs $35,000 to maintain schools.
A motivational line attributes success to the right mental attitude and the right mindset, credited to O. W. Homes. The quote links attitude with achievement in all undertakings.
The article notes 1933 seed crop harvests due to poor weather with red and white clover, alfalfa and timothy yielding variably across Ohio Illinois Michigan and Indiana. It highlights Velvet barley as a top yielder and outlines district F F A public speaking contest at Waldo January 24 plus a six member apple judging squad for Farmers Week at Columbus.
Colonel Crawford Chapter of FFA met Friday January six in the agriculture room to organize a corn show for the state aid institute on February six and seven. Mike Vaughn named Thelby Wentling Charles Beis and Arthur Brown to run arrangements. A pest campaign and rules committee led by Dean Powell Delmar Lortz and Donald Deidrick will announce dates and rules later.
Aldo Lee now residing in Findlay serves on the Hancock county grand jury. L. G. Altwater Cora Dilley Mabel and Irma Altwater visited in Upper Sandusky Saturday evening. Ella Kinney spent Sunday in Adrian due to her daughter Earl Moser’s illness. George Newhard and family with Rev J J McCabe visited Delaware with R L McCabe on Sunday.
Ralph Crawford Haferd remains ill with influenza. Mary Braun of Carey visited Sunday at Ralph Haferd’s home. Numerous local families from Carey, Upper Sandusky, Salem, Lovell, Wharton, Fostoria, Prospect, Tiffin, Marion, and nearby areas hosted or joined in dinners and Sunday gatherings at various homes, with several noting recent illnesses and a newborn Doris Mae born January 3 to Kenneth and a Fout family member.
Charles Turner is named in Sunday through Tuesday notes for visits with Barney Coldiron and family. Adam andMrs. Amerine visited Ralph Hotelling on Thursday evening. Walter Baughman of Carey called on Ralph Hotelling. George Turner of near Crawford called on William Turner and Albert Turner. Albert Turner and family visited Ralph Hotelling on Thursday. Mrs. Barney Coldiron learned of her mother’s near death in Waterloo last Thursday and left with her son Don for Waterloo.
If all people riding in rumble seats at this moment were to exit and form a line, they would stretch. The line would align across the street, illustrating the sizable crowd described in the notice.
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