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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
2
A compact survey of light-hearted social notes and oddities from 1930s culture. It lampoons media, politics, fashion, science, crime, and public figures with wry humor. Notable items include jokes about Gypsy Rose Lee, a Harvard medal, Venus de Milo, and predictions of world events.
Margaret McCann administrator transfers patrimony of Patrick Doyle to Daniel McCann for lots 74 and 8 in South Park Upper Sandusky for 200 dollars. Daniel McCann transitions to William Bolyard for same lots in South Park. Harry L Williams and wife sell lot 1 Fowler and McConnell addition to R H Stansbery for 1 dollar. Frederick Simon Jr and Anna Inman sell part of lot 374 original plat to Joseph A Bringman for 1 dollar. L Smith et al sell lot 78 original plat to Joseph R Derr and wife for 1 dollar. Dorothea M Miller and husband transfer land in Crawford township to Forest R Stoll for 1 dollar. Carl F Ruopp transfers part of lot 1 Emma M Holdridge's subdivision to Luella Ruopp for 1 dollar.
Twenty seven family members gathered at Mrs Naomi Norris home to honor Mrs Lizzie Hill on her upcoming 80th birthday. A basket lunch was shared, and the event was a surprise with attendees from Marion Upper Sandusky Carey Sycamore and nearby areas.
County commissioners in Wood and San dusky counties dissolve their relief admin istration and reassign duties to township trustees after a week of talks with WPA authorities. Wood county disperses 20000 dollars from its relief fund to Rose and Henry townships, which hold the majority of relief clients.
Rev John Chaney, pastor of the Methodist Protestant church at Forest, announces no services during the summer on the last Sunday of each month. Members are urged to go visiting or pleasure riding that day, but are expected to attend all other Sundays. He hopes this reduces excuses when they meet on Monday mornings.
Old timers recall that on May 22 1883 six inches of snow covered the ground in Forest. There were no automobiles to stall and residents wore red flannels and men felt boots according to Forest Review.
Barbara Elizabeth Johnson and Joseph L. Smith Jr. married in a single ring ceremony in Angola Indiana. The couple, from Bucyrus and Lansing, now reside in Lansing after a wedding trip through Indiana and Illinois.
At a Democratic caucus in the council room Fr iday evening, candidates were proposed for mayor including William Zahn Ed Campbell Jr and R M Lonsway. For marshal C M Brown RS O Connor and E W Mullhol and for clerk Mrs F L Moyer A J Frederick for treasurer L G Altwater Dr Harry Hosafros Linus Myere Arch Donelson John Pahl and L A Kramer for councilmen with several incumbents noted. Campbell is a former mayor 1930 1932 O Conn or currently serves his fifth term as marshal Brown is a former marshal and Altwater Myers Hosafrogs and Donelson are councilmen.
Thelma Belle, a 16 year old from Alvada, was located today by Seneca county juvenile court officials after missing since last Sunday when she left for Carey to visit friends. Her mother Mrs. Margaret Monday retrieved her and brought her home.
Prosecutor Arthur D. Tudor orders the removal of all slot machines in Hardin county. Four teen machines were seized in Kenton Saturday by Police Chief Clark and Sheriff Norman, with nearly $100 in coins taken from the 14 machines destroyed by Kenton police. Sheriff Norman will visit towns outside Kenton after the county seat operation.
Ardeth Thomas of south of St. Paul visited Reva Baughman Sunday afternoon. The Hartles hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Pontius of Carey and others for meals and calls across two days with various Findlay and Marseilles residents attending.
William Lear a 20 yearold Findlay taxicab driver and Miss Isabelle Lortz 19 of Carey were hospitalized after a Sunday afternoon crash on route 224 five miles west of Findlay. Lear serious with a fractured rib and possible internal injuries. Lortz has a broken collar bone and a passenger Mon Bennett 19 of Findlay suffered abrasions. Marvel Kiger 32 of McComb drove the other car. the collision occurred as Kiger’s car allegedly passed the Findlay auto and cut back into traffic. Harold Lambert 19% of Findlay was unhurt.
A barber friend notes a current scarcity of barbers in Indiana, signaling potential ongoing shortages in the trade. The remark implies a widening gap between demand and supply for grooming services in the state.
Notice states H G Chambers of Carey Ohio is duly appointed as Executor of the estate of Julian Imhoff deceased of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 28 1937 by Russell H Kear Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio. 21-23
The Ohio Shropshire Breeders association will hold its annual meeting and picnic on June 8 at the Ohio State University animal husbandry building. Farmers needing transport should leave their names with the county agent at Upper Sandusky for arrangements. Reunion cards printed at The Carey Times office.
In the Estate of Clinton D. Smith, deceased, Carey Ohio. The notice states the deceased was last known in Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 26, 1937.
H G in Carey Ohio is appointed administrator de bonis non with will annexed for the estate of Michael J Ruffing late of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 13 1937.
Harriet S. Squire as executrix filed a schedule of debts against Oscar W. Laurie estate in Wyandot County Probate Division. A hearing is set for June 16 1937 at 9:00 A M. Exceptions to the schedule must be filed five days before the hearing.
David Ogg of R F D 2 Casey Ohio named administrator of the Harley C. Elsea estate in Ridge township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 14 1937. County Ohio 1921.
Ohio imposes stricter rules for new barbers with a high school diploma several months of barber college and 18 months under a master. The Bowling Green Sentinel notes the scarcity trend as January saw 85 barber deaths and only 15 graduates.
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