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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1933

Page

2

Valuation Cuts Planned For Hancock County Lands

Hancock county auditors announce a uniform 10 percent reduction in land valuations on the tax duplicate before new rates. The cut excludes buildings and applies countywide, with larger proportional tax relief in rural districts. The plan balances school funding with state gas tax and intangible tax adjustments. Chinch bugs threaten Ohio corn, urging creosote barrier use before invasion or during field infestation. guidance offered by Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station.

Hancock County G. Ray Morehart Findlay Ohio J. S. Houser Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station

Two Bankers Indicted For Embezzlement In Allen County

Lima July 15 Two veteran bankers were indicted by the Allen County grand jury in embezzlement cases tied to the defunct Lafayette Banking Company. Noah W Cunningham 72 Bluffton and Frank B Cotner 64 Lafayette face charges including embezzling 7171 20 and forging a 150 note. Both pleaded not guilty and were released on bond.

Lima Allen County Lafayette Banking Company Noah W Cunningham Bluffton Frank B Cotner Lafayette Cunningham Cotner Common Pleas Court

Wangler Family Holds Sixth Annual Reunion

About 60 Wangler family members gathered Sunday at the Whitehouse on the Sandusky River south of Tiffin for the sixth annual reunion. Attendees came from Detroit Toledo Fostoria Carey Alvada and New Riegel for games a big dinner and an officer slate including Joseph Wangler president Clarence Wangler vice president Orvilla Wangler secretary and Herman Medley treasurer. The next reunion is set for the first Sunday in August 1934 at the Whitehouse.

Wangler Whitehouse Sandusky Tiffin Detroit Toledo Fostoria Carey Alvada New Riegel Joseph Wangler Clarence Wangler Orvilla Wangler Herman Medley

Bank liquidator sues Vanlue Bank stockholders for double liability

J J Fulton superintendent of banks in charge of liquidation filed suit in Hancock county common pleas court last Wednesday against stockholders of the Vanlue Banking company for collection of double liability for the full amount. John W Bricker attorney general and J F Burker Findlay attorney represent the plaintiff.

J. J Fulton Vanlue Banking Company Hancock County Common Pleas Court John W Bricker J. F Burker Findlay

Stolen Plates Linked to Wharton Bank Robbers

License plates 144 442 on a Chevrolet sedan tied to the Wharton bank robbery were issued Wednesday afternoon July 5 to Joseph Like of New Bavaria. They had been stolen Tuesday night from his car in Leipsic during a Fourth of July celebration.

Wharton Joseph Like New Bavaria Leipsic

Federal funds sought for Willard Carey sewer projects

The Ohio health department announced that municipalities and counties filed applications for federal aid under the National Industrial Recovery Act to finance sanitary improvements estimated at 23 045 155 dollars. Most projects would be debt financed on a utility basis with government loans at about 70 percent. Willard in Huron county seeks an interceptor sewer and disposal works. Carey in Wyandot county seeks sewerage improvements.

Columbus Ohio Health Department Health Department Huron County Willard Wyandot County Carey

Real estate transfers in Wharton Upper Sandusky and Sycamore

A series of property deeds records conveyances: Katherine Harrington and others to Emerson Rowland et al for lot 10 in Ire man’s first addition Wharton. Katherine A Cowgill to Paul E Cowgill for outlets 145 146 Upper Sandusky. Charles D Stubbs guardian to Charles E Dix and Mary E Dix for 13 acres Crane township. Mildred G Hall administratrix to Harold C Cope and Adelia C Cope for parts of inlots 100 99 Upper Sandusy. Anna Ulrich et al to First National Bank for lots 58 63 in Lundy park and A B Lundy park addition Sycamore. Effie Wood Smith et al to Richard Parker for one eighth acre Harp ster. 5000.

Katherine Harrington Emerson Rowland Ireman Wharton Katherine A. Cowgill Paul E. Cowgill Upper Sandusky Charles D Stubbs Guardian Charles E. Dix Mary E. Dix Crane Township Mildred G. Hall Harold C Cope Adelia C. Cope Anna Ulrich First National Bank George A. Klahr Lundy Park Sycamore Effie Wood Smith Richard Parker

Brandt Estate Left Entirely to Wife in Will

The Anthony A Brandt estate, who died May 18 in Big Spring township, is given solely to his wife Lena under a will filed in Seneca county probate court. The will dated April 10, 1928 names Lena Brandt executrix and directs fair treatment of children Leona and Leo Brandt.

Anthony A Brandt Big Spring Township Lena Seneca County

Assault transcripts filed in Seneca county court

Transcripts of assault and battery cases against Francis Steyer of rural route 5 Fostoria and Charles Kohlenberg near Tiffin were filed in Seneca county common pleas court last Thursday by Justice Ward Arbogast. Charges were filed by Francis Kirian against Steyer and by Cash A. Williams against Kohlenberg.

Francis Steyer Fostoria Charles Kohlenberg Tiffin Seneca County Common Pleas Court Justice of the Peace Ward Arbogast Steyer Francis Kirian Kohlenberg Cash A. Williams

Women’s Missionary Society Meets at Memorial Evangelical

The Woman's Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical church met Tuesday evening in the church prayer room with president Mrs. Henry Daymon in charge. Prayers and scripture were led by several members, a Missionary Literature lesson followed, and a drama The Power House was performed by six women. Mrs. Virgil Green reported on the state convention in Toledo. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.

Woman’s Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical Church Henry Daymon Elza Jacobs Porter Hendricks Daymon Jacobs Gertrude Tate Mary Stroup Hendricks L. L. Rowland Lucy Laughlin Virgil Green Toledo

Findlay Schools Open Sept 11 With Wage Cuts

Findlay public schools will start September 11 and run a full nine month term. The board announced a 30 percent salary reduction for teachers and administrators to avoid new tax levies. Superintendent I F Matteson won a three year contract renewal with pay cuts matching the staff reductions.

Findlay Board of Education I. F. Matteson Matteson

Local Visit Highlights and Sunday Social Rumors

McCutchenville Garnetta Spurs visit relatives in Upper Sandusky. Numerous local families share Sunday calls and dinners including the Clark, Mullholand, Wenner, Heimrich, Shafer, Kisaberth, Ruehle, Spoon, and Harmon households. Several trips cited to Goshen Ind, Carey, Bascom Meadowbrook Park, Sandusky City, Kings Mills, and Tiffin.

Garnetta Spurs Upper Sandusky Henry Clark Alonzo Herbert Edith Clark D. J. Mullholand Goshen Ind

Sounds Like A Man Tid-Bits Quip on Thinking Women

In a light exchange, the column jokes that women rest their chins on hands when thinking to keep their mouths shut so they won’t disturb themselves. The remark appears as a playful quip from Tid-Bits.

Harvest Notes and Local News From Carey 1908

Harvest hands earn 1.50 to 2.00 daily and farmers near the end of hay harvest. Births reported for Coleman Clinger Huston. Death of Aaron Reif in McCutchenville and Mrs Allion in Crawford township after train collision. Local industry notes on threshed wheat, insurance for doors, and new selective telephone system. Memorial items include military service, camp farewells, school hires, and railroad developments around Carey and Crawford.

Joe Coleman Aaron Reif McCutchenville F. E. Phillips Springville Sugar Island Buck &Milroy Hardware Co Alexander Windau Olds Automobile Lansing Mich Charles Clinger I. G. Huston Joseph Cox Clyde England New Riegel Charles Bakies National Lime & Stone Co Jacob Allion Crawford Township H. B. Kurtz Sons

Local Residents Share Visits and Detours Across Town

Marion Chadwick spent last Thursday with cousin Donald Long near Upper Sandusky. Mrs. Ben Browar of Toledo visited her parents the Kesslers from Wednesday to Friday. John Gilliland visited his aunt Mrs. Howard Presler’s family near Fostoria. Neva Basil and Mildred Basil with Aleta Ruehle were in Detroit Tuesday. Mrs. J J Refox, the Cook family, and Miss Wisner called on Mrs. Wehrle at Berwick Sunday. The McChesneys and Maybelle Barnard visited Riverside Park at Findlay Sunday. Kiser and Nau families visited the Romigs west of town Sunday. Metzger and Slemmer families and Helen Young visited in Bellefontaine. Wenner families and Pauline Newcomer visited Donald Wenner at Camp Lacoba near Marblehead Sunday. Herbert Newhard Jr the Hoover Mfg auditor spends two weeks vacation with his parents.

Eloise Savial Findlay Roy Hinton Methodist Sunday School Jack Walker Marian Shafer Carey M. D. Shafer Proctor Kisaberth Roscoe Kisaberth Meadowbrook Park Bascom Henry Spoon J. &. Sprinkle Kings Mills Paul Wm. Barto Tiffin Harry Bolan Chatfield Amanda McMann Buffalo Ss. N. Harmon Klahr Lambert Burton Moonsberger Sycamore Dallas Ruehle Marion Chadwick Upper Sandusky Donald Long Ben Browar Toledo G. I. Kessler John Gilliland Near Fostoria Howard Presler J. J. Refox West of Town L. M. Cook Dolores Wisner Frank Wehrle Berwick S. W. McChesney Eleanor and Samuel, Jr Maybelle Barnard Riverside Park Charles Kiser Ray Nau Thelma Fostoria S. M. Romig George Metzger Frank Slemmer Helen Young Bellefontaine Helen J. E. Young H. L. Wenner Jean Janis C. C. Wenner Robert Richard Pauline Newcomer Donald Wenner Camp Laboca Marblehead Herbert Newhard, Jr Hoover Mfg. Co Chicago Herbert Newhard

Squirrels Killed Through December Five in 1913

Fifteen years ago notes record hunting of squirrels permitted until December fifth 1913. Mentions merry go rounds and Ferris wheel on hitching grounds next week. Other items include Camp Restaurant sale, coal buying, a trigonometry teacher, choir with Elsie Howard, threshing pledge, World's Fair trip, auto count near Main Street, and Dr. Beebe visiting relatives.

Clint Kennerley Lorain Hill Harry Reeder Ross Fulton Columbus Hocking Valley Ralph Livingston Great Lakes Chicago Elsie Howard

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