Hancock County Camp Meeting Opens August 3 13
The Hancock County Camp Meeting Association announces its 87th annual camp meeting at A. P. Byal Park Findlay running from Thursday August 3 to Sunday August 13. Rev C B Zike and Rev Robb French are evangelists with Mrs Robb French as song leader and Miss Averallike as pianist. Mrs Lily Smith will oversee children and youth. W V Thomas presides with Lyman Myers and Edgar C Thomas as officers.
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Hancock County
Robb French
Topeka
Kans
Averallike
Barberton
Lily Smith
Rushville
Ind
W. V. Thomas
Northwest of Carey
Lyman Myers
Fostoria
Edgar C. Thomas
R. W. Poe
A. Cole
Walter Dreisbach
Emer
Local Property Deals Reported Across Several Townships
Snyder Lumber Co trades land to Clif ford F Stoll et al in parts of lots 28 and 29. Carey to Champion Orange No 840 secures one acre in Crane township for 100 dollars. John Clinger to Lloyd Emer gon Clinger covers lots 28-22 and part of 27 in Marseilles for 1 dollar. Pearl Everhart to Hulda M Thiel at lot 4 in W D Tylers sub-division Upper Sandusky for 1 dollar. Nevada Deposit Bank to Harry P Bardon et al 124.76 acres in Antrim Eden and Crane townships for 4000 dollars. Daniel W Hartman et al to Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co 80 acres in Marseilles township for 1200 dollars.
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Snyder Lumber Co
Clifford F. Stoll
Carey
Board of Educaton
Champion Orange
Crane Township
John Clinger
Lloyd Emergon Clinger
Marseilles
Pearl Everhart
Hulda M. Thiel
W. D. Tyler
Upper Sandusky
The
Nevada Deposit Bank
Harry P. Bardon
Antrim
Eden
Crane
Daniel W. Hartman
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co
Marseilles Township
Logsdon Family Reunion Held at Meadowbrook Park Bascom
About 110 Logsdon family members gathered at Meadow brook park Bascom for the annual reunion. A noon picnic followed with new officers elected President Wilfred Logsdon Secretary Arthur Brown and Treasurer Emmet Kinn. Music featured banjo and guitar by Irvin Myers and Mary Catherine Kinn. Next year’s gathering is planned for the county fair grounds Upper Sandusky.
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Logsdon
Meadows Brook Park
Bascom
Wilfred Logsdon
South of Town
Arthur Brown
Southwest of Town
Emmet Kinn
Kirby
Irvin Myers
Mary Catherine Kinn
Upper Sandusky
Shortage Found in Carrollton Town Treasury
State Examiner Ralph A. Reigler reported a shortage of 11854.73 dollars in Carrollton Board of Public Affairs accounts. Clerk T. M. McFadden was held responsible for the misappropriated funds and allegedly kept no cash book.
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Columbus
Ralph A. Reigler
Board of Public Affairs
Carrollton
Carroll County
T. M. McFadden
McFadden
Sealed Proposals for Mail Carriage in Ohio Rail Lines
Sealed proposals for carrying TI mail including parcel post between Carey and various Ohio rail lines Akron Canton Youngstown and C Co Co St L Railway with direct transfer between depots when needed. Bids due by Aug 2 1938.
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TI. S
Carey, Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
C. Co. Co
St. L
Radio Contract Ends for Gene and Glenn
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Gene and Glenn’s radio contract has expired leaving them without a job. They may seek work in Boston in the fall.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gene
Glenn
Boston
Carey Times Reader Advises Respect for Neighbors
A Carey Times column warns against borrowing the local paper, noting it disrupts neighbors who wish to read in peace and urging readers to return issues promptly.
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Carey Times
Ryne Escapes During Hartman Murder Trial
Timothy Ryne, companion of murder suspect Robert Hartman, escaped from the county jail as Hartman’s trial neared a close in common pleas court. Ryne, held on a sentence of one to twenty years, was last seen heading north on Fifth Street after being allowed to fetch disinfectant in the basement. Witnesses noted three seemingly interested men near the jail window the day before.
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Robert Hartman
Common Pleas
Hartman
Timothy Ryne
Ryne
Ohio
Peniton
Tiaéy
SB Britt
Larry? Weatherholtz
Harry
Fifth Street
Chioef
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Auction Sells 20000 Cases Eggs
Ohio's first cooperative egg auction in Wooster serving 12 counties sold over 20000 cases of eggs in its first year. Total year end sales reached 122766 dollars. The operation premiums higher quality eggs and ships mail orders to eastern buyers, with grading by the State Federal egg grading service.
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Ohio
Wooster
R. B. Treat
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Association
Surprise Ride Takes Hathaway Party Far Afield
Mrs Ralph Hathaway and her sister Mrs John Holm of Omar were taken on a long surprise ride starting Saturday. Harold Holm of Cleveland joined the trip for a birthday outing, and the group ended up in Chautauqua New York before returning Sunday.
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Ralph Hathaway
John Holm
Omar
Harold Holm
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua, N. Y
Bernice Hathaway
Winifred Holm
Bloomville Gazette
Brunner Resigns as Democratic State Chair
Henry G. Brunner of Mansfield resigns Friday as chairman of the Ohio Democratic state executive committee within an hour of his appointment as Ohio manager for the Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation. The party chair resignation was a prerequisite for the federal post.
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Ohio
Federal Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Henry G. Brunner
Mansfield
Fletcher Home Again Opens Marion Office
Congressman Brooks Fletcher returned from Washington to spend the summer in the Eighth district and opened his congressional office in Hotel Marion on Wednesday to begin work on several matters awaiting his attention.
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Brooks Fletcher
Washington, D. C
Hotel Marion
Marion
Brown Urges No Action on Parochial School Aid
The Tiffin Board of Education took no new steps on funding Catholic parochial schools at its regular meeting. Superintendent Brown urged firmness, signaling no state aid change unless the state resolves the issue otherwise. A letter from Catholic parish heads was referred to a committee, and state aid projections ranged from 3 to 18 dollars per pupil, with enrollment figures guiding any allotment.
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Brown
Board of Education
Paul
Boatay
Thade
Tiffin
B. O. Skinner
F. R. Mann
Tffin Advertiser-Tribune
Mrs Therass Clark Dies at 343 Summit Street
Mrs Therass Clark widow of Edward Clark died Sunday evening at her home after illness since Friday. Born near Carey on Sept 10 1861 she was married in 1881 and had 12 children. Surviving are several daughters and sons in Fostoria Arcadia Toledo and West Millgrove with 28 grandchildren. Services held at Church of the Brethren conducted by Rev H V Thomas and Rev Swihart. Burial in Fountain cemetery.
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Therass Clark
Edward Clark
Summit St
Carey
Jacob
Mary Thomas
Clark
Guy
Ray
Dallas
Roscoe
Russell
John Alley
Louise Hiles
Fostoria
Ralph Moore
Arcadia
Ralph Clark
Toledo
Leo Clark
West Millgrove
Church of the Brethren
Mann Funeral Home
H. V. Thomas
Green Springs
Swihart
Fountain Cemetery
Fostoria Review
Greeno Family Reunion Sees New Officers Elected
The fourth annual Greeno family reunion was held at Carey park on Sunday July 23 with 125 attendees. President Harry Faber led the meeting which elected William Stevens as president Everett Myers as vice president Will Long as treasurer and Rema Long as secretary. A Stevens family musical program followed and ice cream was served in the late afternoon with members from Elkhart Zanesville Findlay Upper Sandusky Forest and Akron.
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Greeno
Carey Park
Harry Faber
William Stevens
Everett Myers
Will Long
Rema Long
Stevens
Elkhart
Ind
Zanesville
Findlay
Upper Sandusky
Forest
Akron
Check on Plates In Whippet Case At Carey
Baum state motor vehicle inspector was in Carey investigating use of license plates issued for a Whippet on a Chevrolet. The tagged Chevrolet was seen in town yesterday.
Columbus Office of State Directory Issued
The Office of Public Works distributed a 48 page directory listing all state departments divisions and employees with room and telephone extensions in various buildings. Compiled by Mrs. Ruby V. Etty, it includes state building history mural and marble finish descriptions and Governors of Ohio.
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Wyandotte
Ohio
Ruby V. Etty
Governor names milk commission appointees and wage division chief
Governor George White named Ward Ramseyer Henry Ballman George Warner and Kline Hamilton to the state milk commission with terms to July 1 1935 and 1800 dollars yearly Ballman was chosen chairman The secretary earns 4400 dollars annually The appointments mark the first state attempt to regulate the milk industry White also appointed Mrs Josephine McGowan of Canton as chief of the new state division under the minimum wage law
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George White
State Milk Commission
Ward Ramseyer
Smithville
Wayne County
Henry Ballman
Retail Grocers Association of
Dayton
George
Warner
Wellington
Kline Hamilton
Columbus
Ballman
White
Josephine McGowan
Canton
State allocates motor vehicle license revenue to cities counties
Secretary of State George S Myers announced the fourth distribution of motor vehicle license revenue to cities and the fifth to counties for the current year totaling 443891 52. Of 1667738189 received in the first six months 12614131 24 has been distributed to counties and municipalities with the remainder to the Highway Department fund. L L Faris director of the State Liquor Control Commission returned from Lynchburg after two weeks absence due to a nervous breakdown and expects to resume duties.
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George S. Myers
Highway Department
L. L. Faris
State Liquor Control Commission
Lynchburg
Mr. Farris
New Deal Reaches Ohio Penitentiary Industrial Departments
The new deal has hit the Ohio Penitentiary, causing the industrial departments to operate on a five day week. Affected shops include the cotton mill knitting mill machine shop planing mill printing shop shoe shop stone quarry shirt shop tin shop woolen mill and auto tag shop.
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Ohio
Ohio State Fair Premium Lists Ready for Distribution
The Ohio State Fair premium lists for August 28 to September 2 are ready. Admission remains 25 cents general, 25 cents grand stand, and 50 cents Coliseum. The event adds the National Shorthorn Stock show judged by former Nebraska governor A L Shallenbarger.
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A. L. Shallenbarger
Nebraska
Ohio School of the Air to resume under Education Dept
Uncle Ben Darrow the Radio Schoolmaster announced the Ohio School of the Air will resume under the State Department of Education for the coming year with a special first day program on Monday September 18. The usual broadcasts will be expanded with additional lessons and features.
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Ben” Darrow
Ohio School of the Air
State Department of Education
Broadcasts for Teachers and PTA Groups Through Year
Special broadcasts for teachers and PTA groups will continue through the year. The daily school program runs weekdays 2 to 3 pm covering Current Events Learn to Sing Inventors and Inventions various topics in Civil Government Natural Studies Geography History Arts.
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America
Ohio
Local shoppers blamed for out-of-town spending says Hartman
JE Hartman criticizes city council for neglecting streets and alleys and says many Tiffin firms have been driven to harder times. He urges hiring local jobless men and accuses Tiffin factories of employing out-of-town workers when locals are available.
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Ta” Hartman
Hartman
Faces Wyandot Charge
Corliss Lee of Vanlue is jailed by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz on resisting an arrest and obstructing officers during a raid near Carey. He was treated at Findlay Home and Hospital for a hand injury and released. His little right-hand finger was shot off and the third finger amputated after being shot by a Wyandot deputy.
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Corliss Lee
Vanlue
Harry Weatherholtz
Wyandot County
Carey
Lee
Findlay
Carey Times Keeps Printing Letter Heads and Envelopes
The Carey Times notes its role in commercial printing offering letter heads and envelopes along with other printing services.
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Carey Times
Ashley Weekly Quits Business
The Ashley Star editor announces suspension of the Ashley Tri County Star due to sustained ad revenue shortfalls. The paper may resume within 20 days if local merchants provide sufficient support. otherwise the postal privilege will be surrendered and the plant moved.
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Ashley Star
Ashley Tri-County Star
Ashley
Tri- County Star
Commercial Printing Department
Bloomville Milk Price Up Four Cents Last Week
Milk prices at Bloomville rose as F. X. Riley announced a four cent per quart increase and two cent per pint. He had been selling milk at five cents per quart and three cents per pint. Other dealers said they expect price increases soon. Use the Want Column. It pays.
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Bloomville
F. X. Riley
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Eloise Thrall
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
Hancock County Camp Meeting
Logsdon Reunion
Brunner
Fletcher
Mrs. Therass Clark
C.J. Altmaier
M.D. Marion
Ot Secretary of
Myers
Carey Battery Company
Mang Brothers Transit Company
W. Z. Campbell
Crawford Township
A. D
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Wyandot
Ashley Weekly
Rytex
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