Local County News GathersBirths Fires Burglaries and Auto Thief Chase
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs William H Barth of Monon cue Monday morning. John Gatchell of Wharton underwent a hernia operation at McKitrick hospital in Kenton. Mrs Elmore McClain 68 died last Thursday in Mifflin township. Mollie C Griffith 75 native of Upper Sandusky died in Marion. Sycamore Leader notes a snow storm porch perch. Fire nearly destroyed a large J E Maxwell barn southwest of Upper Sandusky with heavy losses. Reverend Marcus Vogel transferred to Mansfield as assistant pastor at St Peters Church. Burglars entered two homes north of Upper Sandusky. June 80 gallons of gasoline and poultry stolen. Wharton fire department fought chimney fires in two homes. Sycamore township receives 2250 gasoline tax. 2000 projected for 1933. Three Kraft boys treated after Carey road car crash. Several births announced near Lovell Upper Sandusky Oceola road. Three working certificates issued to Richland district pupils. Wyandot County commissioners adopt 1933 appropriation with general fund cuts. Dellinger recovers his stolen Ford with swift chase aided by Marshal Sherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. ‘ Barth
Mononcue
John Gatchell
Wharton
McKitrick Hospital
Kenton
Elmore McClain
Mifflin Township
Leefe Kotterman
George R. Griffith
Marion
Yau
Bobby
Fee
Robin
Sycamore
J. E. Maxwell
Upper Sandusky
Roscoe Robert
Marcus Vogel
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fremont
Mansfield
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
Father Vogel
Anthony Vogel
Lawrence Swerlein
Earl Dietrich
Wharton Fire Department
Harry Watson
Harmon Vogel
Sycamore Township
George Walton
W. J. C. Riedel
George Davis
Abner Wilson
W. C. Tate
James Bunn
Paul Konkle
Willie
James Kraft
North of
Carey Road
Kraft
Henry Shepherd
Carey
Edward Houdeshell
Lovell
Fred A. Williams
Clarence J. Henigé
Sandusky
Rand
K. Powers
Oceola Road
Richland
Wayne Kimmel
Robert England
Cletus Corbin
Wyandot
General Fund
Tom
D. D. Dellinger
Kirby
Dellinger
Mrs. Dellinger
D. D. Stowe
Modern Women Lose Fat Safely Kruschen Salt Ad
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss aid for women. It claims daily morning use with hot water before breakfast and dietary tweaks to reduce fat in four weeks, offering a money back guarantee if health and energy do not improve. It urges readers to buy Kruschen Salt at any drug store worldwide.
Curtis B. Diver Dies Prominent Oil Man at 57 in Texas
Curtis B. Diver of Findlay born January 16 1875 died January 11 at his Putnam Texas home from tuberculosis. He worked with his father in Findlay and Vanlue in retail, studied at Oberlin and Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and was a Shriner and Elks member. He attended Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis B. Diver
Findlay
Putnam
Tex
Mr. Diver
Oberlin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Elks Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. E. Diver
Diver
Diver Brothers
Vanlue
Death of Mrs Martha Ludwig former resident of Upper Sandusky
Mrs Martha Ludwig aged over 80 died Tuesday at the Madison Home for Soldiers Widows in Madison. Short services led by her son in law Rev P B Smoke of Canton were held at Oak Hill cemetery near Upper Sandusky where interment took place. Nieces Mrs W S LeMott Mrs Frank Slemmer and Mrs Anna Humbert attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ludwig
Upper Sandusky
Madison
P. BE
Canton
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. S. LeMott
Frank Slemmer
Anna Humbert
Ludwig
Kinsey and France dissolves partnership in Ohio
Notice states the partnership Kinsey and France is dissolved by mutual consent. Ray M. Kinsey will continue the business and settle all debts. Signatories Ray M. Kinsey and Elmer L. France. Tiffin, Ohio, Jan. 11, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsey& France
Ray M. Kinsey
Tiffin
Ohio
Elmer L
France
New Riegel Bank Names Its Officers and Directors
Officers chosen for the New Riegel State bank include President Charles B. Huss Vice President Stephen Pfeiffer and Cashier Frank Wetzel with Assistant Olan Gross. Directors are F A Hohman C M Wagner W A Koby Stephen Pfeiffer F R Miller and Charles B Huss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riegel State Bank
Charles B. Huss
Stephen Pfeiffer
Frank Wetzel
Olan Gross
F. A. Hohman
C. M. Wagner
W. A. Koby
F. R. Miller
Blonde deputy sheriff begins Lorain County duties
Mary K. Miller aged 21 started work as deputy sheriff in Lorain County on Monday. She said she would not carry a gun yet would catch her man. The piece notes belief that men tend to fall for blondes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Miller
Lorain County
Farmers Week at Ohio State to Probe 1933 Farm Problems
About 5,000 farmers and homemakers will attend the twenty first annual Farmers Week at Ohio State University January 30 to February 3. Discussions will cover farm taxes mortgages credit and other rural economic issues, with experts from agricultural extension and experiment stations contributing to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
G. B. Crane
Ohio
Crane
Farmers’ Institute
Farmera’ Institute
George Crane
Agricultural Extension Service
Extension Service
First Railroad Reign Riddle Sparks Biblical Train Joke
In a classroom a teacher questions when railways first appear. A student replies Solomon's reign, claiming the Bible mentions a great train with the Queen of Sheba, prompting a weary teacher to seek clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon’s
Solomon
Sheba
Jerusalem
Carey Times Offers for Farmers Page Seven
Farmers are encouraged to review the Carey Times page seven for special agricultural offers. Details cover seeds, tools, and finance options aimed at local farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
District Future Farmers public speaking contest set for Waldo High
Arthur Brown of Carey High School will represent the Colonel Crawford chapter at the district Future Farmers of America contest to be held Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Waldo High School. Fourteen schools compete with cash prizes totaling 1000 at Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Future Farmers
Waldo High School
Arthur
Carey High School
Colonel Crawford
Future Farmers of America
Kiwanis Club
Waldo
Otto
Ohio State University
Columbus
Springfield
Mass
North Atlantic
Kansas City
National Organization of
Campaign plan set for Colonel Crawford FFA drive
A special Colonel Crawford chapter meeting outlined a funds drive from January 16 to February 16 with entry fees 25c for members over 12 and 10c for younger members. Adults on the winning side receive 10c back, the rest funds finance a home economics club banquet, then recreation. ARTHUR BROWN, Reporter. The apple judging team for Carey at the state contest February 3 includes James Ward Charles Reis Leo Vaughn and Glen Shuman identifying 14 apple varieties and placing 10 classes of three plates each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Crawford
Post Campaign Committee
Home Economics Club
Orpha Heath
Corn Show Committee
Arthur Brown
Carey
James Ward
Charles Reis
Leo Vaughn
Glen Shuman
Hog Production Balance Warned By Livestock Market Group
In a January bulletin the National Livestock Market ing association says hog supply meets demand but warns against overcutting hog production. It notes producers will shift to milk or truck crops if hogs are reduced, risking loss of pork demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Marketing Association
Short course on marketing problems tonight
A compact note invites participation in a short course this evening after a successful last session. It highlights that marketing problems grow harder over time and emphasizes that understanding underlying marketing principles will aid in solving them.
Death of Mrs Wm Pethe Brought Family to Florida
Mrs Veronica Hoffbauer Pethe died January 3 in St Petersburg hospital from a bloodstream infection after six months of illness. Born 1883 in Seneca County, she was married to William Pethe and survived by five children Louise Evelyn Ira Emmet and Charles, plus five siblings including Mrs Henry Koepfer and Mrs J A Logsdon. Funeral held January 9 at St Joseph Church St Petersburg with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Logsdon
Fremont
Harry Bohnsack
Toledo
Henry Koepfer
Norman
C. A. Reinhart
Alvada
St. Petersburg
Fla
John
Louise
Kim
Hoffbaust
Louise Pethe
Jacksonville
Evelyn Clyatt
Emmet
Ira
Charles
Alvyada
J. A. Logsdon
Co. A. Reinhart
Sylvester Hoffbauer
Kokomo
Ind
Pethe
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
San
St. Joseph's Church
1932 Auto Accidents Costly to Ohio’s Largest City
Auto crashes in 1932 killed and injured more people in Ohio’s largest city than today, causing losses totaling 300 million dollars, a figure vastly surpassing the nation’s school-system maintenance needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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F. F. A. Meeting
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Shick
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