Wyandot County births deaths and local notices
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Roth of Upper Sandusky. A son arrived Sunday to Dr and Mrs Lester Selig son of Sycamore at Grant Hospital Columbus. Veneman McBeth, born Wyandot native, died at Prince Rupert Island British Columbia. Charles Staadt died in Richland township after two weeks illness. Aron Shively died at his Upper Sandusky home aged 75. Joab Mooney and wife celebrated 57th wedding anniversary. Temporary bridge at Smithville route 67 completed. new bridge planned west of old one. Mary Ellen Hutchinson and George Edward Spengler married in Cincinnati. Russell Main’s Chrysler sedan damaged by fire in Upper Sandusky. Fox hunting season extended in Wyandot county to March 1. Liable collisions damaged a Chevrolet coupe on Sycamore road. C C Hart, postal engineer, evaluated sites for new post office in Upper Sandusky. Conrad Herder, 60, died of heart attack near Nevada. Catherine Walter and Chas Walters announced marriage. will reside in Fostoria. Mrs Joab Mooney died of heart trouble. maiden name Anna Ott. Thief blew safe at Chesapeake & Ohio freight house in Upper Sandusky. Wyandot County Board of Education held annual reorganizational session. Anson Bloom reelected president. L A Althouse vice president. 2.65 mill levy hearing set for Feb 20. Board budget for 1933 approved at 3,568.36. 1932 expenses totaled 3,317.21 with 1,388.36 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veneman McBeth
Wyandot
County
Prince Rupert Island
British Columbia
Charles A. Staadt
Richland Township
Jdseph Shively
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Joab Mooney
East
Mary Ellen Hutchinson
George Edward Spengler
Cincinnati
Spengler
University of Cincinnati
Russell Main
Delaware
W.C. Roupp
Grover R. Traxler
Rhinehart
Wyandot County
Lloyd McCleary
Sycamore Road
McCleary
C. C
Conrad Herder
Nevada
John Fritz
Herder
Catherine Walter
Chas. Walters
Fostoria
Hartford
Ind
Russell H. Krebs
Walters
Fostoria Times Printing Company
Anna Ott
Mrs. Mooney
Yeges
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
W. Johnson Street
Wyandot County Board of Education
Anson Bloom
Tymochtee Township
L. A. Althouse
East of Upper Sandusky
Nual District Boards of Education
Local Families Share Visits and Meals Across Carey and Upper Sandusky
Community notes list numerous social calls and dinners. Charlies Bland and the Blands, Grant Gibson, Charles Bland, and families visit from Carey, Upper Sandusky, McCutchenville, Kirby, and near Tiffin. Alice Jeanne Gibson visits grandmother Florein Day. Myron Bland visits from near Adrian.
Baseline News Briefs From Local Homes
William Karcher of near Sycamore visited the L. A. Reinhart home Saturday. Two robins were seen on Baseline Road last week signaling spring. O. S. Risner, injured when his truck hit by a freight train, is improving and can walk on crutches. Callers at Albert Turner and Mrs. William Turner included Larry Coldiron and family of near Carey and Forest Turner and family with D. Daniels of Fostoria. Clarence Crist home in Carey hosted Albert Turner and family and Everett Laney with Opal Laney of Wayne for card games and radio music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Karcher
Sycamore
L. A
Forest Turner
D. Daniels
Fostoria
Clarence Crist
Carey
Albert Turner
Everett Laney
Opal Laney
Wayne
Kruschen Salt Claim Aids Weight Loss From Dayton Reader
Dayton resident Rae M Haines weighed 180 pounds then used Kruschen Salt. She reports losing seven pounds in the first week and reaching 145 pounds while continuing the regimen. The patent remedy costs a few cents for a four week bottle, with money back if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae M. Haines
Dayton, O
America
Farmers Week at Ohio State University January Farmers Week sessions listed
Thirty farm organizations will hold sessions at Ohio State University during Farmers Week January 30 to February 3. The Ohio Farm Bureau, Ohio State Grange and Ohio Horticul tural Society join discussions on 1933 agriculture. Speakers include L B Palmer John F Cunningham Earl H Hanefeld and F G Lyle. Numerous other farm groups meet to cover topics from tax issues to fruit production and vegetable growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Agricultural Extension’ Service
College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Ohio
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
John F. Cunningham
Earl H. Hanefeld
F. G. Lyle
Ohio Livestock Cooperative Association
Ohio State Grange
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Ohio ‘Vegetable Growers’ Association
Ohio Dairyman's Association
Ohio Begkeepers’ Association
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Ohio Jersey Cattle Club
Ohio Hoistien Breeders’ Association
Ohio Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Miami Valley Cooperative Association
Ohio Federation of Farm Women's Clubs
Premium list for corn and grain show at farmers institute
The premium list for the February 6 and 7 corn and grain show includes prizes for corn varieties, wheat, other grains, seeds, potatoes, and miscellaneous items. Arthur Brown represented the local FFA in district No. 6 public speaking. Bobby Jones won the contest with 14 entrants. The post campaign standings show East 3,092 and West 4,064 as the race heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Trumbull
Ohio
Arthur Brown
Waldo
Bobby Jones
Radnor
Arthur
The
Post
East
Ohio farm income falls 75 percent since 1924 28
The net cash income of all Ohio farmers was 45 million dollars in 1932, down 75 percent from 1924 28. About 320 men and 339 young women aged 16 to 24 participate in organized recreational or educational programs in 12 counties. Three men named master farmers for 1932 at Farmers Week are Ralph H Varian Le land R Clever and Wilbur W Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ralph H. Varian
Stark County
Leland R. Clever
Richland County
Wilbur W. Reynolds
Licking County
College of Agriculture
Ohio Forestry Association
Judge Calmly Probes Rastus in Domestic Row
In a courtroom exchange the Judge notes disputes between Rastus and his wife over liquor. Rastus admits his wife struck him this time, while denying a liquor motive. The scene centers on domestic conflict and a police or court inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Carey Times Page 7 Offers to Farmers
A notice or feature on page 7 promotes a farming offer for readers in the Carey area. Details mention assistance or programs aimed at farmers, suggesting practical support or products advertised by the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Pickle Contract Space Opened at Local Hardware Store
The Green Springs area hosts a pickle contracting site at Huber and Meyer's hardware store as Widlar company sets up a pickle station next year with C. A. Williams in charge. Green Springs is the district’s sole station, with a 100 acre limit, and a liberal grading plan. Prices are listed as 1.00 per hundred for No 1s and 0.60 per hundred for No 2s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber & Meyer
Widlar
Green Springs
Echo
Taxpayers group seeks cuts and ethics reform in county
A taxpayers association urges further tax reductions and the abolition of four county positions. It also backs measures to bar teachers from political participation and promotes streamlined government to improve security and efficiency in Marston County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agsoehation
Ete
Marston’ County
County Fair Appointments Highlight 1933 Plans
A Wyandot county fair board meeting with full attendance reviews state convention reports on fair program aims and premium list revisions. Officials outline department superintendents and committee assignments while praising community support for the 1932 fair and seeking continued aid for 1933.
Horse Sale At Carey Public Library Lot
The undersigned will offer at public auction at one fourth mile south of the Carey public library at the usual place on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Public Library
Farm auction to sell 20 head of live stock and horses
Auction notice for Saturday February 4 1933 at 1 00 p m listing 20 head of home horses sired mares and geldings with weights from 1400 to 1700 pounds plus a bay mule three years old and Jersey cattle possibly filter stock Terms cash A G Collet Henry Oriana and Col L J Moore auctioneers Hosea Tong clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Tye
A. G. Collet
Henry Oriana
Col
L. J. “Moore
Hosea Tong
Public Sale Of Mrs Lucy Schlachter Estate
The undersigned will offer for sale at the late Mrs Lucy Schlachter farm one mile southwest of New Riegel and three-fourths mile north of Frenchtown on Wednesday Feb 8 1933 at 1:00 p m the personal property of the late Mrs Lucy Schlachter. Items include a bay horse seven years old a young bull a brood sow 1 gilt 1 male hog 3 trained coon dogs 2 young hounds farm machinery harness wagons hay equipment corn tools 24 shocks of corn 10 tons mixed hay 175 bushels oats cream separator belt and other articles term cash Marcus Schlachter administrator Auctioneer Henry Orians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Schlachter
New Riegel
Frenchtown
Marcus Schlachter
Admr
Henry Orians
Kinsey and France dissolved partnership in 1933
Notice states the firm Kinsey & France dissolves by mutual consent. Ray M. Kinsey will continue the business and settle all debts. Signing includes Ray M. Kinsey and Elmer L. France in Tiffin, Ohio on January 11, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsey & France
Ray M. Kinsey
Tiffin
Ohio
Elmer L
France
Fraternity Houses at ONU to Close Over Financial Strain
Two of eleven Greek letter houses at Ohio Northern University Ada will close soon. The larger building housed Senator Simeon D. Fess when he taught there. Closure due to financial impossibility for members to support the homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Simeon D. Fess
Want Column It Pays Offer On Page Seven
A brief promotion appears in the Want Column promising earnings from a new offer. The item hints at a job or opportunity with a suggested payoff and directs readers to Page Seven for details. The wording emphasizes ease and quick returns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irvin Roth
Lester Selig
Grant “Hospital
Columbus
Berry News
Charlies Bland
Pius Lutz
Charles Bland
Grant Gibson
Mattie
Grandma Gibson
Augley Beaschley
Joseph Gibson
Alice
Jeanne Gibson
Florein
Merle Corfman
E. E. Gibson
Harvey Sopher
F. L. Bland and Sons
Myron Bland
Adrian
Florent
Mrs. Donald Myers
Frederick
John Gilliland
Ferrell Haines
Carol
McCutchenville
Merle Coffman
David Young
Clarence
Kirby
George Mullholand
Roy
Clarence Lane
F. L. Bland
Dallas Charles
W. D. Gibson
Near Tiffin
George Gibson
Base Line News
Ohio Farm Bureau
George Crane
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Barlow
Derrymen's ‘Association
F. H. Beach
Ohio ‘St. Horticultural Society
SHINE
L.B. Palmer
E.B. Tussing
Sec’y
F.F. A
Agricultural News of
Carey High School
T. D. Romig
C. A. Treece
Fair Appointments
Fair Board
Ira T. Matteson
R. E. Williams
Williams
D. A. Bloom
L. J. Parsell
C. L.heller
Chester Riedell
H. C. Nagel
E. F. Thome
R. A. Passet
A. L. Ball
Ross Winter
BE. A. Baughman
H. M. Merrick
Emma Naus
Granges
Colum
Shick
Steven
Tweedroy Knickers
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