Railroads Pay Wyandot County Taxes Total 126 Thousand
Five railroads including C and O and Chesapeake pay a combined tax of $126 075.65 on property valued at about $3 396 190 in Wyandot County Ohio. Specific valuations include C and O 2 850 080 and tax 46 065.58 C C C and St L 968 250 and tax 17 063.62 A C and Y 198 550 value and 3 553.59 tax T and C C 337 240 value and 5 360.66 tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Penn- Bylgania
He Properties
Petite
Renney -Yania
Satinty
Carey Corporation
Crawford Township
Stricter Ohio Banking Law Revisions Proposed
Cleveland January 12. The Ohio Bankers Association legislative committee plans to submit proposed changes to the banking code before the legislative session. They study investment limits reducing single loan exposure to 10 percent for banks, tighten loans to officers and staff, and strengthen rules on liquidating closed banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Bankers’ Association
White
Bankers’ Association
States Association
Wife of editor in Green Springs dies after long illness
Mrs. W. O. Kenan wife of the editor of the Green Springs Echo died at her home Tuesday January 3 1933 after a four year illness. She was born at West Mansfield married 44 years ago and is survived by her husband three daughters two grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Funeral was at the Green Springs home Friday afternoon with interment in Green Springs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Kenan
Green Springs
Eleven Lessons From Marshall Field Aphorism List
The list presents Marshall Field values on time perseverance dignity simplicity character kindness example duty economy patience talent improvement and origin. The aphorisms emphasize practical virtues guiding personal conduct and social influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Seneca Cuts Expenses Across County 1933 Budget
Seneca officials reduce county salaries and operating costs for 1933. Elected officials take pay cuts, with ranges from 99.73 to 553.79 annually. Auditors, Dreitzler and Grill voluntarily cut pay. other reductions include the auditor, treasurer, probate judge and sheriff. Various department head salaries adjusted to new totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W.grill
Samuel A. Dreitzler
Prosecutor
Surveyor
Common Pleas
Board of Election
Board of Elections
tTiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Two Tiffin Women Attend Coolidge Rites
Miss Irene C. Bleckley and Miss Alice Baltzell, former Tiffin residents, attended Cal vet C. Coolidge's funeral at Northampton last Saturday. They sat near the First Family during the brief services, then joined hundreds in viewing the funeral cortege on the highway to Plymouth for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene C. Bleckley
Alice Baltzell
Tiffin
Northampton
Calvin C. Coolidge
Miss Bleckley
Miss Baltzell
Hoover
Traffic Officer Intervenes After Near Miss
A jubilant traffic officer shouts at a driver who ignores a stop signal claiming the motorist mistook the officer for someone he ran over. The incident ends with the driver halted and the officer warning others to heed signals.
He Knew From Experience on Garden Plot Troubles
A witness recalls Willie-Pa asking about garden plots as bugs and worms threaten crops. The exchange shows awareness of pests and practical gardening concerns from past experience.
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Willie
Carey Times Page 7 Farmers Offer
The Carey Times outlines a page seven agricultural offer aimed at farmers. It highlights products, discounts, and terms for local farming customers, emphasizing practical benefits and seasonal relevance. The notice appears as a promotional item within the newspaper section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Carey-Area Residents Visit and Callers Noted
Mr and Mrs Charles Niederkohr spent last Thursday in Swanton. John Wehrle of Carey visited his brother Joseph Wehrle Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Swisher of Fostoria called Monday evening. Thelma Schearer and son Paul of Findlay spent Thursday at the Schearer home. Mrs Nettie Mullholand returned home in Friday after a week here. Local residents and guests, including the Hiawatha club members hosted by Mrs Ralph Knaup and several Carey area families, were seen visiting and dining with neighbors throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Niederkohr
Swanton
John Wehrle
Carey
Joseph Wehrle
Ralph Swisher
Fostoria
Phillip Schearer
Paul of
Findlay
Schearer
Nettie Mullholand
Fridlay
Ralph Knaup
Hiawatha Club
Troy Rangeler
Near Carey
Harry Schubert
Herbert
D. W. Bare
Elmer Gibson
Pauline
B. J. Clouse
Bert Smith
Albert Skxummered
West of
O. P. Presler
Corvitte Brandt
Wanda
Margery
Jessie
Perrysburg
Cand
J. Spaythe
Bsh. White
Gail Swehitier
Paul
Bucyrus
Fdinner
G. AG Mullholand
Wilmier
Rosier
Clarice
Morris
Fred
Heimrick
D.D. Shafer
Gerald
Nelson
M. D. Shafer
Vernon Heimrick
Elizabeth
Richard
Willard
Hipshire
Roscoe Eisaberth
Dewey Spoon
Ritz
Tiffin
Russell Gephart
Louisville
Herman Badger
H.E. Settlage
Union ,Christian Endeavor Society
Dow Shafer
Fern Smith
Upper Sandusky
Mervin Bare
Dallas Ruehle
Ruth Snyder
Margaret Topliff
Grace Brundage
Florence Weiker
Nevada Hi Boys
John Waxler
Evelyn
R. R. Smith
Ruth Edna
Orville Corbin
Pemberville Bank to Open
The Leader reports a community effort to reopen the Pemberville bank after a year. Stock subscriptions surged at a Thursday meeting, aided by Lima native Glen H Alexander who pledged extra shares if nine neighbors joined. In the end the bank plans to resume operations, easing local financial access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberville
Cc. S. Speck
Apne
Glen H. Alexander
Lima
Alexander
Spring Plowing Starts in Seneca County Fields
A farmer south of Tiffin plowed near the Tiffin Upper Sandusky highway as southern Ohio reports activity despite cool spells. Sheriff Verne F. Deats noted a patient was taken to Gallipolis hospital and temperatures fell from 46 to 15 at night halting plowing for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tiffin
Tiffin- Upper Sandusky Highway
Verne F. Deats
Gallipolis
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Lima seeks Ora Slater to probe quarry slayings
A Lima effort aimed to raise 1000 dollars last week to bring Ora Slater, famed Cincinnati detective, to investigate the murders of Earl Truesdale, 20, and Thelma Woods, 17, who were killed on the night of May 30, 1931 at the Lima quarry.
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Lima
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Earl Truesdale
Thelma Woods
Tax Deadline Set in Hancock County
Berlin L. Sausser Hancock county treasurer designates January 20 as the final tax payment day unless the state tax commission alters this ruling. A substantial amount remains unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin L. Sausser
Hancock County
State Tax Commission
Community Notes From McCutchenville and Nearby
Local social life filled with visits as families from McCutchenville to Bucyrus and Fostoria hosted guests. Basketball results show Hig boys losing at Marseilles while girls suffer at Upper Sandusky. Nevada Hi set to visit January 26. various gatherings include pinochle parties and birthday celebrations.
Local News Notes From Wharton and Surroundings
Mrs. Elmer Jenkins is ill with the flu. Families move to farms west of town and at David Kimmel’s property. Several residents visit Dayton relatives. Fire at Harmon Vogel’s two miles northeast of town. insured loss. James Feliner’s 76th birthday celebrated with relatives and a luncheon.
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Elmer Jenkins
N. C. Kear
Harmon Vogel
James Feliner
Garmen Fehnel
Marilyn Jean
Harrison Fehnel
Helen
James and
Russell
Carey Ohio Ordinance Appropriations for 1933 Budget
Ordinance No 234 outlines appropriations for Carey Ohio for the year ending December 31 1933. It lists General Fund allocations for council mayor clerk treasurer solicitor legal advertising sanitary inspector and totals. Safety Fund allocations. transfers from General to Service Fund with street and sewer expenditures. Water and Light Fund items. Street Maintenance and Gasoline Tax budgets. General Sinking Fund interest. and clerk authority to issue warrants with two thirds council approval for contingencies.
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Carey
State of
Ohio
Oho
Water and Light Fond
Public sale of real estate in Wyandot County Carey village
Court order directs public auction on February 11 1933 at 1 pm in Carey Ohio. Property includes Byron Ogg additions lots 6 7 11 12 13 14 15 with appraisals from 125 to 3300 and a 7 acre tract in Section 17 with 1300, plus 80 acres West half of Northwest quarters appraised 4400. Two thirds of appraised value minimum. Executrix Della E Ogg.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
Wyandot
Carey
Crawford
Byron Ogg
East Hall
Della E. Ogg
Legislative ordinance text subhead and signing lines
A fragmentary legal notice appears with an ordinance ethic about funding and legal obligation against a village. It notes an effective date and includes signatures and clerical attestations. The readable names include W Squier and Jacob Nitraudr with council references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Nee Co
W. Squier
Jacob
Nitraudr
Sheriff Sale in Wyandot County Ohio Approves Carey Lot
In Wyandot County Ohio a court order directs the sheriff to sell at public auction the Lot 25 in Carey and Downs Addition to Carey village, 502 East Findlay Street, Wyandot County. The property is appraised at 2500 dollars with cash terms. Attorneys A K Hall and H L Mason represent the plaintiff Lewie G Reis and Blanche A Steigerwalt et al.
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Court of
Common ‘Pleas
Andot County
Ohio
Lewie G. Réis
Blanche
A. Steigerwalt
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Bornary
Carey
Wandot
Dow
East Findlay Street
Harry ‘Weatherholtz
A. K. Hall
H. L. Mason
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Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Per. Inc
Ohio Newspaper Association
Seneca
Ap Thieteounty
Coolidge
Adrian
Max Greter
Toledo
Rachel Clouse
Eva Kinney of
Earl Moser
Alton Phillips
Sarah Presler
Pemberville Bank
NEW International Dictionary
Supreme Authority
G.& C.merriam Company
Springfield, Mass
Earl Jamison
Will Spray
Wharton
Hurd Platt
Gerald Traxler
David Kimmel
Hazel Heuberger
Edna Clark
Dayton
Ferra Orwig
Nelson Gorsuch
Paul Heuberger
North
Baltimore
Mr. Heuberger
Mrs
C. J. Heuberger
General Fund
Gaid
Service ‘Fund
Sherife's
Sycamore Hardware
Sycamore
Mdse. Co
Sycamore, Ohio
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