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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
2
Wyandot County and its townships would share about 142,985 from gasoline taxes and auto licenses for 1933 under current law. The county would receive 16.25 percent of net gas tax, about 57,245, with municipalities getting 13,119 from 18.75 percent of net gas tax.
Notice to bidders publicizes sealed bids to the Council of the Village of Carey for supplying stone for streets and alleys in 1933. Bids must state price per ton for all stone sizes. Bids due Monday June 12 at 7:00 p.m. Council may reject any or all bids. J Nitrauer Clerk.
The clerk of the Village of Carey Ohio invites bids until 7 00 pm Monday June 12 1933 for furnishing oil and tar for streets during the year 7933. Bids must state price per gallon for all grades of tar and oil. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of Council.
Urbana high school announces Genevieve Allen the valedictorian of the graduating class. The message notes she is a colored student leading the ceremony.
A poem depicts a worried couple working late to finish a jig-saw while children toil outside in poverty. Esther Whipple of Shellsburg Iowa is named in the verse as the sleeping figure under a burning light. The scene unfolds at midnight with a grim household, worn clothes, dirty dishes, and grimy children.
A 1905 Reo, owned by J. W. Hull of 417 S. Monroe, drew crowds as it rolled along Washington Street. Once capable of 25 mph, the old gas car with a single-cylinder motor now wears red and black paint after Hull refreshed it.
Mrs. Fred Ellenberger, a prominent local resident, lay in critical condition at Memorial hospital with undulant fever attributed to milk. She had fallen ill weeks earlier and was moved to Memorial after a period on a Burgoon farm. County health officials ordered cows on the Ellenberger farm tested and three positives were killed.
A legislative move this week aims to ease passenger automobile license fees. Ohio State Automobile Association secretary Chas. C. Janes says passenger car licenses rose 76 percent in 1932, while commercial licenses climbed 33.29 percent.
The Columbus session of the state liquor control commission revoked six licenses on Friday. Chester Barr of Fosterila Findlay Republican is listed among the licensees.
Two Toledo men, Harry Miller and Jack Waldon, were arrested at Attica near commencements on Friday for suspected pocket picking. Miller later identified in photos, claims innocence. victims report lost cash and a veteran’s check. Authorities say similar racket touched Carey and Strassburg commencements with multiple losses.
Orlo Britton, 47, listed for a $5,000 legacy in John Cram’s estate, has been located. His sister Mrs. Mabel Hansen of Meeker says a letter she received appears written by him. Britton, once of Marion county, has been in the western states over 20 years and is now at the National Military Home in Los Angeles, disabled from a work injury.
Charles Courtad of north of Carey found a rock with a humanlike shape while plowing for 20 years. He gave it to his son-in-law A G Hagenmaier for his rock garden, who displays it in the Daily Chief window as a possible Indian symbol.
The Carey Times office produced reunion cards and engraved name ecards. This brief notices the printing and engraving services offered and their location at the Carey Times office.
Ohio ranks highly in wheat corn milk products and hogs tobacco with six of seven base farm commodities tied to the act. Secretary Wallace notes benefits to orchardists poultry vegetable growers while rural purchasing power and marketing controls aim to raise farm prices and stabilize consumer dollars.
Elmer E. Swerlein aged 4 years 7 months 6 days son of Mrs Ada Swerlein of McCutchenville died Tuesday night at 9 30 after four weeks illness. He was born October 17 1928 at McCutchenville. Surviving: mother three brothers Chalmers Clair Junior grandmother Idella Gibson Tymochtee grandfather Edward Swerlein Zion cemetery burial at Zion west of Sycamore with services at home and at the McCutchenville Reformed church conducted by Rev H B Settlage.
Avis C. Chesebrough of Carey Ohio has been appointed Administratrix with the Will annexed of Saxton A. Chesebrough late of Carey Village Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 16 1938. Judge Russell H. Kear Probate Division Merit County Ohio.
A discussion on how money spent on property repairs travels through merchants mills workers and farmers creating a cycle of local economic activity. It argues buyers should act now to secure repairs at low costs, noting jobs support charity and the broader economy.
Marvin Kennedy, farmhand for M. H. Crates west of town, stalled a tractor on the A. C. and Y. line near the Crates farm. Orville Crates, witnessing from a crossing, saw Kennedy fail to notice an approaching train and yelled. Kennedy escaped as the train halted within a few feet of the stalled machine.
The Carey Times showcases its commercial printing capabilities with letter heads and envelopes as staple products. It highlights the newspaper’s range in printing services and emphasizes quality for business communications.
Voters may face four to five referendums next November besides House Bills 270 and 271. Proposed questions include county home rule, old age pension, Mosier act on state convention timing for repealing the eighteenth amendment, and the Smolka-McCrystal resolution on repealing the state prohibition section. The Anti-Saloon League, backing Mosier, seeks signatures by June 1, while critics argue the referendum is improper given a fundamental right to legislate under the federal constitution.
Willis Lee a Toledo truck driver was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice Ward Arbogast after arrest by highway deputy John Felter. He faced charges of operating a truck not properly marked with weight capacity and size. The fine was paid by his employers.
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