Long County notes and graduations in Upper Sandusky
Readable items cover a string of Upper Sandusky events including graduations at St Peter's parish school with eighties names, local deaths such as Sophia Failor and Sophie Koehler, a tractor accident in Sycamore, and a new oil well near Upper Sandusky with initial gas production. Also noted are reforestation interest in Wyandot County, a marriage in Battle Creek, and the Upper Sandusky High School class of graduates led by honor students and extensive list of 80 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hagermaier
G. Hagenmaier
Upper Synduses
David H. Bastel
Ronald J., Beidelschies
William A. Kraus
Joseph C. Morehart
Florence H. Jenet
Rita L. Stephan
St. Peter’s Parish School
Upper Sandusky
Sophia Failor
S. E. Failor
Ray C. Myers
Tiffin
Sutter-Myers
John William Stumbo
Florence
George Zimmer
Sycamore
Mercy Hospital
Ray Jones
Cleveland
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Marguerite Bowman Billhardt
Jones
Medford Ekleberry
Medford
C. A. Reed
Paul Shaffer
Detroit
Roosevelt
Marion Om
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Ohio
Thomas
Farmers Planting Corn In Local Community
Miss Margy Turner visited the Laney home in Carey on Sunday evening. James Amerine of Adrian called there Sunday afternoon. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner hosted visitors including Mrs. Catherine Turner and others from Toledo and Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margy Turner
Everett Laney
Carey
James Amerine
Adrian
George Amerine
Albert Turner
Catherine Turner
Charles Goodman
May Walton
Edmund Walton
Toledo
Hilarian Haubert
Raphael Haubert
Lewis Knepper
Thelma and
Dale Turner
Fostoria
Josephine Haferd
Jean Wagner
Akron
Frances Riester
Catherine
Martha
Helene Riester
Clarence Kimmel
Kansas Station
But It’s Different in the Back Seat
A wife learning to drive asks for guidance while her husband tests her with imagined driving. He reassures with a playful nudge to picture him at the wheel. The brief exchange highlights teachable moments in a new driver’s training.
Ohio Petition Circulation and State Officials Roles
Ohio petition drives for referendums on motor vehicle bureau transfer and highway police gain attention. E B Booton, long time canal lands official, and others in the Public Works Department are noted for tenure and roles. Ohio Day July 15 at Century of Progress in Chicago highlighted with state exhibit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State ‘Motor Vehicle Registration” Department
Columbus
Third Street
State of
Ohio
E. B. Boocton
Department of Public Works
Booton
Public Works Department
Gallia County
R. M. Round
State Canal Commission
William McKinley
John M. Pattison
John I. Miller
T. S. Brindle
Chicago
Court of States
Charles F. Henry
Carey area social notes list visitors and travels
Local updates show numerous visits and travel across Carey and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. UA Carey, Leonard of Mansfield, Earl Moser, Mrs. Emma England, Miss Grace England, Mrs. Dromgold, Mrs. Brininge, L. M. Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. J. D. Ewing, and others. People visited relatives in Upper Sandusky, Detroit, Pontiac, Columbus, Tiffin, and Benton Ridge, with several moves, hospital observations, and DAR meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Dromgold
Daughters of the American Revolution
Columbus
Maine Briniger
Lee
Veruis Bame
W. Findlay Street
Emon Frederick
Romaine
Bellefontaine
H. E. Clinger
C. W. Lanning
Orwick Motor Sales
Ford Agency
U. S. Chesebrough
Rural Auction Near Carey Offers Broad Farm Plenty
At the seller’s residence three miles southwest of Carey on Wednesday June 7 1933 auction begins 12 30 P M sharp. Itemized listing includes two black horses twenty five Shropshire sheep with lambs and a Shropshire buck plus Duroc hogs cattle farm machinery tools bells and hooks and 50 bushels oats household goods and a Studebaker automobile among many items. Cash terms. DELLA EAKIN Henry Orians Auctioneer Hosea Tong Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Durham
Duroc
McCormick
Shay” Tedder
Studebaker
Farming youth growth and summer farm programs in Ohio
Short notes on farm population trends in Ohio predicting 1935 shifts, ongoing radio farm talks from WLW WTAM and WEAO, four Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station field days at Wooster with dates, dairy concentrate guidance, and first spray timing for moths and side worms with county agent advice.
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WLW
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
WEAO
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station
Wooster
C. G. Williams
Reunion notices and social visits from Carey Times
Mrs. Perry Bleam and Mrs. Willis Putnam spent last Thursday in Marion. Miss Lily Jesko and Raymond Kessler attended Plymouth high school commencement. Mr. and Mrs. Earl LeMott of Akron visited at the LeMott home. Mr. and Mrs. John Hendricks hosted dinner with daughter Evelyn. Myr. and Mrs. James A. Hanley entertained with son Paul at Galion. Miss Irene Hudson stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Caprato in Lima, then saw races in Indianapolis with Lima and Akron friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Perry Bleam
Willis Putnam
Marion
Lily Jesko
Raymond Kessler
Plymouth
Earl LeMott
Akron
Albert
Lima
Miss Hudson
Indianapolis
Russel Gephart
Roscoe Kisaberth
M. D. Shafer
Carey
D. D. Shafer
Grace Brundage
Methodist Sunday School
Wilmer Rosier
Earl Hossler
Georgia Conaghan
Tiffin
Jeff Shafer
Willian’ Phillips
Kenneth Chasey
Roscoe Eisaberth
R. J. DeTray
DeTray
Irene Glenholtz
Kent
Henry Clark
Lonnie
New Washington
Paul Kurtz
Fostoria
Edith Clark
Graydon Stevens
Grace Noblitz
Stevens
Limits Set on Off Premises Beer Sales and Dealer Rules
Retail beer dealers with off premise licenses are restricted to 48 bottles per customer per day. The ruling aims to curb competition with distributors who pay higher permits. A second ruling bans dealers from lending or selling beer to other dealers and requires government stamps on kegs. Federal stamps must be obtained when dealers start business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Pisit
Harry’ ‘Brandenberg
Local Social News From McCutchenville and Nearby
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings feature residents visiting relatives in McCutcheon ville Tiffin and Kent. Notable items include births, illnesses, 4 H club activities, and weekend fishing at Wightman s Landing.
Forest Lodges Stand Firm in Ohio Amid Charters Surrender
The Forest Review notes many lodges in Ohio surrendered charters in the current downturn, but Forest lodges remain strong and active, signaling continued local fraternal engagement despite broader declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Forest
Forest Review
Farm lunch stand profits in a damp season
A farmer recalls a wet season affecting farm income with remarks on his father's lunch stand and near break even gas and oil sales, highlighting lingering financial pressures in rural life.
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L. C. Wogan
Marseilles
Katherine Scheufler
Nathan
Mononcue
Ruth Still
George Strong
Battle Creek
Mich
Ite Jane
Karatigi
Upper
Sananaiy
Florence Marie Enders
Mildred Jeanette Fox
Peggy Jean Frederick
Mildred L. Frey
Janet Avery Garwood
Emil Gemming
Garvin
Glenn’ Getz
Carl Halbedel
W. Dean Harman
Clayton DeWitt Hook
Justin H. Hollanshead
Thelma M. Hoover
Lavinia Katherine Jarrell
Clovis L. Jurey
Isiah Jane Karcher
Viola Keeler
Kathryn Marie Krock
Edward P. Landversicht
Arlo L. Lawrence
Eugene Thomas Lawrence
Ruth Etta Lehman
Homer J. Lininger
Robert Francis Logsdon
Dorothy Irene Miller
Jane Moloney
Naomi Arabel Neate
Gail Neiderhauser
Mary Elizabeth W Neumeister
John Manford Newcomer
Gladys M. Newman
Neal S. Osborn
Gladys Caroline Pfeifer
Maurice Stewart Philbrick
Frederick D. Rife
Dwight E. Sams
Don Sebender
Calvin Seckel
Dale Elton Shambaugh
Edward J. Slemmer
Florence Marie Smith
Cecil Verne Snyder
Ethel Mae Snyder
Martha Eleanor. Steiner
Luther. Still
Ralph H. Stover
Karl H. Strasser
Ralph B. Swinehart
Mary Lucille Taylor
George E. Thatcher
Franklin Tilton
Eleanor ©. Trachsel
Dorothy Evelyn Trautman
Mildred T. Wagner
Louis
Base Line News
Orifice
George" ‘Su
Myers
J. R. Clarke
Springfield
John Henry Newman
State Library
Clark
Miami
Fremont
State Department of Education
Wittenberg College
Clarke
Charles Hertel Ot Lake
Rose Diller
Ella Smith
Maynard‘'Cram
Emma England
Grace of
Gertrude England
Velenn
Brininger’s
E. Findlay St
L. J. Cooke Square
Niles Bldg
Findlay
Della Eakin
Henry Orians
Hosea Tong
United States
Marian Shafer
Corinne Brandt
The
Carey Farmers’ Co-op
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