Carey Boy Leads Stage Cast For Craig's Wife In Little Theater
Lionel Brashares of Carey Ohio is named the male lead in The Little Theatre's Craig's Wife at Memphis. Brashares, with years in stage work and radio, succeeds to the role after early work in Come Out of the Kitchen and Fifi of the Toy Shop. His fiancée Miss Roberson has opera and European study background. Selection completes the Little Theater cast for the play.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lionel Brashares
Nora Brashares
Thatre
Craig
Fead
Willy Ve
Jonel Brashares
Brashares
Carey, O
Burton Crain
Fifi
Redpath
the Toad
West
Panchard
BE LC banquet ends contest with 75 point margin
Donald Diedrick leads his side to a 75 point win over Virginia Snobarger in the BE LC attendance contest. The victors will host a banquet Saturday evening in the church basement with a 7 30 call and 8 00 banquet. All members urged to attend for a good time.
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Donald Diedrick
Virginia Snobarger
Mastoid Operation on 5 Year Old in Tiffin
Five year old Eugene Ulrich, son of Mr and Mrs Emory Ulrich of Frederick Street, underwent a mastoid operation at Mercy hospital in Tiffin on Wednesday afternoon of last week. His father drove to Tiffin Tuesday and brought him home. mother had been at the hospital.
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Eugene
Emory Ulrich
Frederick Street
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Real Estate Sales For Byron Ogg Estate And Mayor Krebs Property
Two estate sale notices appear on page 2 detailing bids for Byron Ogg estate parcels and the house and lot at E Findlay Street occupied by Mayor H Krebs and family. Each sale lists property details and bidding procedures for settlements.
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Byron Ogg
E. Findlay Street
H. Krebs
Suberbirths Reported Near Carey and Frederick Street
An 8-pound son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Clarence Suber a mile west of Carey. A daughter was born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs William Dill of Frederick Street.
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Mts
Clarence Suber
Carey
William Dill
Frederick Street
Local News Briefs From Carey Area Patrol
Barney Coldiron family butchered a beef Monday with Charles Turner assisting. Donald Reinhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Linus Reinhart, was kicked in the head by a colt Saturday morning. Callers to the Coldiron home Friday included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner and family. Mrs. Adam Amerine of Springville was called to Findlay Saturday for ill foster parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Knepper of near Van Wert visited the Turners Sunday. O S Risner, of the Sam Stone farm northwest of Carey, injured Saturday when a northbound freight hit his truck at the C and 9 crossing. The truck burned. Risner suffered a sprained ankle and cuts. He was attended by Dr. A W Balsley and later at home regained consciousness near midnight.
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Donald Reinhart
Linus Reinhart
Barney Coldiron
Springville
Albert Turner
Adam Amerine
Findlay
Lewis Knepper
Near Vaniue
William Turner
O. S Risner
Sam Stone
Carey
C & 9. Crossing
Risner
A. W Balsley
Garey
Albert Turner and Son
Charrles
Tom Stone
Funeral Services for Mrs William Pontius
Funeral services were held at 2 00 pm Saturday at the local Methodist church. Rev A C Rainsberger officiated with assist by Russell Hoy of Nevada. A quartet sang Abide With Me and Rock of Ages. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included George Shuman H B Keller Cecil Laird W Huffman J F Dible and GoD Sheridan. Mrs Pontius died early Wednesday after six weeks illness with jaundice and complications at her brother in law and sister's home West Carey.
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William Pontius
A.C. Rainsberger
Russell Hoy
Nevada
C . D. Mitchell
G .M ‘Kurtz
Avon Helt Robison
Wesley “Wonder
Rock
Ain Spring Grove Cemetery
North” “of Town
George Shuman
H. B. Keller
Cecil Laird
Huffman
J. F. Dible
God
Sheridan
Rural Women Study Farm Homes In Ohio
In 1932 about 7195 farm women across 25 Ohio counties learned home furnishings and furniture care with minimal cash outlay. Over 3700 women in 3500 homes studied improving living rooms using existing items, while about 3400 homemakers in 3110 homes learned furniture repair. Trumbull County alone reported 400 women valuing repairs at $2400, suggesting statewide repair work could total around $19,200 with a conservative estimate of $10,000 saved through the project.
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Ohio
Anne Biebricher
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Trumbull County
Woman and Newspaper Compared in Contest
A California newspaper selected a best reason from reader submissions praising women as the press. Reasons note women share news, are tactful and indispensable, and carry information, with lines about bold type, easy readability, and influence. Others highlight knowledge, speaking minds, and influence on opinion.
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California
Peoples Bank Co. announces new officers and directors
Newly elected officers of the Peoples Bank Co. include T. E Dromgold as president, L. G. Ranger and E. B. Kurtz as vice presidents, W. S. Bish as secretary, and George Ash. Directors are Jacob Stief, L. G. Ranger, B. B. Kurtz, W. S. Bish, and T. E. Dromgold.
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The
Peoples Bank Co
T. E Dromgold
L. G. Ranger
E. B. Kurtz
W. S. Bish
George Ash
Jacob Stief
B. B. Kurtz
W. S Bish
T. E. Dromgold
Taken to Daughter's Home After Hospital Operation
Mrs. John Slotterbeck of S Patterson street was moved Tuesday afternoon from Fostoria hospital to the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harold Bentz in Fostoria. She is recovering nicely.
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John Slotterbeck
S. Patterson Street
Fostoria Hospital
Harold Bentz
Fostoria
Carey Times Advertising Offer for Letter Heads and Envelopes
Farmers are invited to submit to the Carey Times for commercial printing needs including letter heads and envelopes as advertised on Page 7.
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Carey Times
Disability Allowance May Be Cut in Major Tax Save Move
Washington debate centers on trimming 75 million annual veterans disability payments. Director Hines proposes a threshold of 50 percent disability, which would drop about 350,000 veterans and save 51 million annually. Opponents warn of harming border-line cases amid unemployment. historical pensions evolved after early wars.
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Washington
Frank
Hoover
Jhomtik
Megiony
House
Senate
Royal Johnson
North Dakota
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Economy League
Hines
veterans _ bureau
Auto Wreck Injures Two Men at Patterson Corner
Joe Fabian sustained cuts on his face and neck in a Sunday morning crash when the car carrying him and Henry Odone struck a tree at Patterson and North streets.
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Joe Fabian
Henry Odone
Patterson and
North Streets
Woe Is Man Says Quillen On Labor And Loss
A satirical riff framed as a Robert Quillen quip from Fountain Inn South Carolina, critiquing man’s toil for cars and cash. It follows a lifetime of work and worry from youth to old age, ending with debt and loss while superficial joys tempt the finale.
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Robert Quillen
Fountain Inn
Tribune
Pruning Orchard Season Urges Timely Tree Care
Annual pruning begins after harvest to remove weak trees and replace them with young stock. Prune overgrown branches to improve form and light, thin densely branched growth, and paint large wounds with lead and oil dressing after drying.
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F. H. Ballou
Department of Horticulture
Ohio Experiment Station
Farmers Institute Attendance Rises Despite Shrinking Funds
Ohio State University supervisor J P Schmidt reports farm institute attendance grew 14 percent over two years even as funds fell from 38000 to 23000. In 1931 32 costs averaged 8.3 cents per attendee with total attendance 709395 across 88 counties. Wayne County led with 16 institutes and 37760 attendees. Eighty four percent of staff are farmers and average members are active in farming ventures.
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J. P. Schmidt
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ohio
Wayne County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Schmidt
State agencies aid with talent for costless service
Twenty cooperating State agencies provide some talent at no cost or for expense only. Among them are the State Department of Bar Sabre Station Farm Organizations State Department of Education Bankery Avapciation State Department of Health Commodity Marketing Associations and the Ohio Council of Churches.
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State Department
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
State Department of Education
Bankery
Ohio’ Coun
Lunch program aids undernourished schoolchildren
At the high school cafeteria the Welfare committee chair Mr. Ervin Wentling reports lunches served to students since November 28 1932. Home economics teacher Miss Orpha Heath runs the program with no labor expense. meals feature soup vegetables fruit milk and bread with menus expanding from 21 to 54 children by December 7 1932.
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Ervin Wentling
Red Cross
Carey Times
Hamburg
He Might Have Known Manager Rebukes Office Boy
A manager scolds his office boy for delays in delivering cigars. The boy explains the crowd slowed him as he crossed the street. The exchange highlights tensions over prompt service in a busy workplace.
Jones-Do your daughters live at home
Mrs. Smith replies that her daughters are not living at home and are not married yet.
Kinsey Becomes Sole Owner Of Linn Markets in Tiffin
Ray M Kinsey, partner since 1919, becomes sole owner of the Linn markets in Tiffin Carey and Green Springs after partners Fate Hart and Elmer France retire. Kinsey has resided in Tiffin 23 years and will carry on the established policy of the business now under his leadership.
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Ray M. Kinsey
Tiffin
Carey and Green
Byl Micka "Fate
Kinsey, Fate
Hart
Fate
Kin+sey and
Elmer France
France
Kinsey
Hewi Banas Senega County
Beech Grove Ladies Aid Meets at Wharton Home
Beech Grove United Brethren Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Elwood Botkin's Wharton home last Thursday with 13 members present. A pot luck lunch followed by a day of sewing. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. EB Brown's residence.
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Ladies Aid of
Beech Grove
Alfalfa Benefits and Farm Record Keeping Tips
Alfalfa boosts age yield like red clover and aids subsequent crops with deep roots. Use carbon disulfide or other fumigants to kill grain weevils and contact your county agent for details. Rural leaders and OSU Extension broadcast Farm Night on WEAQO Mondays 8 to 10. Farmers paid 39 percent of state road costs in 1931, up 34 percent from 1921-25. A farm without records is like a watch without hands. keeping yearly summaries reveals efficiency and leaks. County agents or OSU Rural Economists can show easy record-keeping methods.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
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