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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
The Arlingtonian weighs shortening the winter term to eight months amid revenue strain. It argues against cutting term length unless all other cuts fail, warns of broader impact on nine month schools, and supports maintaining a full nine months with budget discipline. The board is trusted to act for educational advancement.
Dean Francis W. Kennedy officially took office as mayor after the city council approved his bond following the death of Mayor John Dreitzler. He thanked the council for their support and asked for cooperation as he began his duties, with Councilman W. C. France speaking for the council. Kennedy began his police court hearings Tuesday evening.
The names of about 30,000 Ohio war veterans were removed from federal pension rolls on July 1 under a new economy law. At Cleveland, 11,500 veterans were dropped across 42 northern and central counties, while Cincinnati handled 22,000 in 46 counties.
As a result of the legislature's failure and a session closed to redistrict the state, Stephen M Young of Cleveland and Charles V Truax of Bucyrus may seek reelection as congressmen at large in 1934.
Price reports show wheat at about 30 cents a bushel, up from 37 cents a year ago on July 6. The uptick comes as threshing time approaches, signaling tighter markets for farmers.
Cardington residents can mail a letter to deliver locally for two cents while three cent rate applies to letters delivered outside Cardington. The Cardington post office will implement Roosevelt economy measures with a nine day unpaid vacation for each employee, resulting in three weekday afternoon delivery gaps over three months. Rural carriers face no furlough but equipment upkeep costs rise.
Ohio State University extension specialist P B Zumbro says rising feed costs force farmers to cull non layers and weak layers promptly. Begin when flock production dips below 50 percent, using night checks for scaly or ill birds with a blue light. Verify production by abdomen checks and ensure full feed with laying mash to maintain reliable layers.
Chairman James M. Mead of the house post office committee estimates that shrinking letter mail will cause a loss of 100000000 to the United States government this fiscal year. He forecasts 8 billion letters handled this year versus 13 billion in 1932, blaming higher postal rates and weak economic conditions for the drop.
The sixth Ohio Dairy Day will be held at the Experiment Station in Wooster on Friday August 11. Dairymen from across the state will learn results from experimental dairying work discuss problems and seek advice from authorities close to the dairy industry.
Seneca county probate court on Tuesday ruled the heirs of Fred Frish as Jerome Frish of Carey and George Frish of Mansfield, his sons, and Corine Zickafoose of Tiffin and Mary Spence of Fostoria, his daughters, per petition by administrator George Remlinger.
Timothy Ryne pleaded guilty in common pleas court to shooting with intent to wound The Big Dub in Carey on June 10. Hartman, alleged to have killed The Big Dub, will face first degree murder July 18. Ryne received an indeterminate Ohio penitentiary sentence from one to 20 years and may await Hartman trial in county jail.
In Bellefontaine Iron City the basement water heater in Clyde Lynn’s residence exploded after Mrs. Lynn reportedly turned the coal oil flame to full, blowing up the dining room floor, toppling a china closet, and damaging plaster and interior decor throughout the first floor.
Several land conveyances are recorded. Ritzler to G F Suter for 75 acres in Eden township for 1 dollar. Hattie Willauer as administratrix to E R Stansbery for one half acre in Marseilles for 100 dollars. Weatherholtz sheriff to Edward Seifert for 80 acres in Pitt township for 2100 dollars. Susan Seckel sells 20 acres in Pitt township for 67 dollars. Jerome Bowen to Peter Mott includes lot 6 Hitchcock sub division and lot 30 in R W McConnell addition in Upper Sandusky for 1 dollar.
County Sealer John G. Fiegelist began tests after discoveries by officials. A half-barrel tested for a south end dealer held 16 gallons, half a gallon over the legal limit, while another for a north end dealer held 14 gallons, a half gallon short.
The United States civil service commission will hold an examination for candidates for fourth class postmaster at Mt Blanchard. Applications must reach the commission by July 14, with the test to be conducted within 15 days in Findlay, Ohio.
Business on the Big Four railway has risen with 126 furloughed workers in the train service recalled to duty on two divisions via Bellefontaine.
The Carey Times offers reunion card printing services at its office. Contact the newspaper for pricing and turnaround times for class and family reunion announcements.
W J Stevens of 324 Laquineo St Findlay Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Harvey R Wohlgamuth deceased late of Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated June 23 19 RUSSELL H KEAR Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
The Ninety-Ohio General Assembly adjourned with broad laws to address economic problems. Key actions include legalizing 3.2 beer and wine sales, easing physicians whisky limits, possible repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment via a state convention, legalized horse racing under state supervision, a minimum wage board for women and minors, bank reorganizations and supervision, and revenue measures from liquid fuels cosmetics amusements cigarettes beer and vending machines to fund poor relief and schools.
In Wyandot County Ohio on July 3 1933 a summons was issued by Justice of the Peace W Z Campbell for 349 20 to Carey Battery Company against Mang Brothers Transit Company. The summons could not be served within the jurisdiction. Carey Ohio July 8 1933.
Proper rainfall could support four corn crops annually in Ohio. Bush snap beans are the only warm weather crop suitable for July planting with frost-safe yields. Farm women in 12 counties plan multi day August camps run by county agents. A Fertilizing Field Crops in Ohio circular is free from Ohio State. Secretary Wallace warns of a possible 300 million bushel wheat surplus next year if adjustments aren’t made. Spray timing for codling moth larvae is set for July 10 in the south, July 14 in the center, later in the north.
A witty advice piece notes that a well lived life may move even the undertaker to sorrow at death. It frames the aim as living so that future mourners feel regret for missing the chance to know you.
Sunday visits and trips across Ohio with figures from Zanesville Tiffin Toledo and Carey. Names include A J Frederick Donald Kurtz Elmer Wonder and the Collet family plus the Welly Welly operation patients and crews. The note mentions the New Jersey suction dredge moving to Lake Huron for extensive work.
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