Rural counties urged to oppose Ohio constitutional amendment
Petitions circulated by the Chambers of Commerce in 10 Ohio cities urge support for a constitutional amendment that would abolish the present equal county representation in the Ohio House. Rural areas fear losing at least one seat if large cities gain more representation and counties could be grouped to share representatives. The current system ensures every county has at least one representative, while the State Senate is apportioned by population.
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Chambers of Commerce
Ohio
House of Representatives
Columbus
Ohio State
Oddball Musings Echo Week in Brief Editorials
A collection of satirical quips on politics tariffs and public figures. References touch on Senator Fess, Chicago fire myths, mayoral pay, and social trends. The tone blends humor with critique of modern affairs and public life.
F F A Members Attend State Judging Contest in Columbus
Seven F F A members Thelby Wentling Paul Brown Vincent Brown Leo Vaughn Blaine Hunter Ralph Derr and James Ward traveled to Columbus for the state F F A Judging contest and congress held June 1 and 2. Vincent Brown placed 12th in poultry among 300 competitors. They toured Smith Agricultural Chemical Co and the A I A tower and attended a Columbus Baseball Club game with Louisville losing to Columbus. A Wiener roast at St Johns Bridge capped the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelby Wentling
Paul Brown
Vincent Brown
Leo Vaughn
Blaine Hunter
Ralph Derr
James Ward
Columbus
Smith Agricultural Chemical Co
A. I. A. Tower
Columbus Baseball Club
Louisville
Columbna
Carey Area Social Roundup and Subscription Push
A series of local visits and gatherings includes Crawford and Carey residents visiting friends in Hill Columbus Nye Laws Claude Coldren and Laws families. A magazine subscription drive for the Carey Times runs for a few days. Several households host dinners and afternoons with extended family and friends including Mullholands Clemens Schwable and Hurd in Upper Sandusky and Clearwater Florida connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Faber
Carey
Lloyd Hill
Clarence Weber
Columbus
Harry Nye
Audley Beaschler
Clara Laws
Irving Claude
Cicily
Irva
William Coldren
Carey Times
Lew Howard
J. W. Wright
Dorcas
F. B. Mullholand
Ronald and
Miles
Toledo
May Mullholand
Mark Karr
Forrest Hurd
A. C. Clemens
Frank Schwable
Clearwater
Florida
Clements
Upper Sandusky
Schwable
Tiffin Flower Show Set For June at Columbian High
Local garden club members announce the semiannual Tiffin Flower Show to be held Saturday and Sunday June 9 and 10 at the Columbian High School building. Residents are urged to attend and view judged displays by area enthusiasts.
Carey area social notes reflect busy visiting patterns
A long list of visits and gatherings for Carey and area residents fills the report. Names include A L Arnold, Charles Orians, Emery Spoon, Leroy Miller, Ernest Mitch, Urban Yeater, Emma Ehrlich, Marcella Bradman, Eileen Brooks, Mary Brooks, George Haford, Michael Wenzinger, Henry Davidson, Belleverne Dencer reunion attendees, John Wenzinger, Corinne Wenzinger, Maxine Newell, John Davidson, C M Brown, Ambrose Orians, Leo Hoepf, E L Weaver, M A Del Bene, Dolores Orians, JoAnne Orians, Elvin Wagner, Wayne Weaver, B L Weaver, Carl Ball, Upper Sandusky visitors, and others at various homes near Carey and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Arnold
Carey
Charles Orians
Emery Spoon
Leroy Miller
Chas, Orians
Ernest Mitch
Bobbie
Christ Brooks
Urban Yeater
Emma Ehrlich
Harry
R. L. Caldwell
Luella
Marcella
Donna Louise
Herman
Leo Bradman, Jr
Eileen
Mary Brooks
George Haford
Michael Wenzinger
Henry Davidson
Charles
Paul
Dencer
Bellevern
John Wenzinger
Corinne
North of Carey
M. Wenzinger
Maxine Newell
E. L. Weaver
M. A. del Bene
Girard
Dolores
Reva Orians
B. L. Weaver
Woodrow Orians
Carey Times
Wanda Orians
Esther Oriang
George Remlinger
Ambrose Orians
Janny
Mra. Elvin Wagner
Houcktown
Arlis Orians
Wayne Weaver
Joan
Barbara Ellen
Raszell
Lortz
Sycamore
J ‘easie¢Kitiney
Miv
George
Henry Fleck
Katie
Donald
Alles
Dorothy
Peck
Sola
aMrescow
Elizabeth Fisher
Carl Ball
Emmet Orians
Vincent Arnold
Upper
Sandusky
Richard
Mayme Hill
Mansfield
Walter Hirth
Mary
Max McCarthy
Galion
Esther Orians
Methodist Church
Upper Sandusky
M. F. Builey
McCutchenville Girls 4-H and Community Notices
Local 4-H group meets at the schoolhouse and multiple social and church events fill the week. Community members Mrs. Brandt Miss Savial and families visit or host one another while services and birthdays mark the calendar. Notable deaths include Martin L. Weigel age 75 with services and interment at Bascom.
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Corinne Brandt
Eloise Savial
Fragmentary OCR Notice Rows Incomplete Readable Text
The readable portions indicate a county event notice with a date and location, but essential details are garbled leaving the action, participants, and deadline unclear.
Death of Bucyrus resident Tom Bliss at 67 in 604 years
Tom Bliss of Bucyrus died Sunday afternoon at 215 his home 807 S Poplar following a long illness. Born November 24 1947 in Crawford County he was a Civil War veteran and stock dealer famed for horse sense. Surviving are three sons Charles Russell James and two daughters Cora and Edna. Funeral services were held last Thursday at First Methodist with burial in Oakwood.
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Bucyrus
S. Poplar Street
Mr. Bise
Wyandot County
Crawford
Jaimesd ‘S
Cynthia
Miller) Blise
Macabees
Bliss
Crawford County
Tom” Bliss
Charles A. Bliss
Arkansas City
Kansas
Russell B. Bliss
Big Spring
Tex
James H. Bliss
Cora Funk
Beverly Hills
Calif
Edna Solze
John D. Green
First Methodist Church
Oakwood
Bucyrus Telegraph Fiorum
Millie Payne
V. A. Miller
Julia Miller
Mr. Bliss
Payne
Miller
Miss Miller
Seifert Sentenced for Murder of 13-Year-Old Tiffin Boy
John Seifert confessing to slaying 13-year-old John Summers in March was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree murder. Judge Ralph Sugrue warned that anyone with perverted tendencies should seek medical treatment to avoid similar crimes.
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John Seifert
John Summers
Ohio
Ralph Sugrue
Sugrue
Seifert
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Carey Girl Weds Findlay Man
Miss Geneva Schade daughter of Mr and Mrs F B Schade of Carey wed Truman L Plotts son of Mr and Mrs O C Plotts of Findlay at 11 oclock Saturday morning May 26. The ceremony was at the First Baptist parsonage East Lima street with Rev W L Schweinfurth officiating. They left for Detroit and other points of interest and will reside after June 3 in a newly furnished home at West Independence. Both bride and groom have worked at National Carbon company of Fostoria.
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Geneva Schade
F. B. Schade
Carey
Truman L. Plotts
O. C. Plotts
Washington Avenue
Findlay
First Baptist Church
East Lima Street
W. L. Schweinfurth
Detroit
Roof Walter Marries Iva Maze Walter in Carey
Forrest Milton Roof and Miss Iva Maze Walter were married Thursday afternoon May 24 at 4 o clock at the home of Rev. CG F Betz in Upper Sandusky. The single ring ceremony was witnessed by Mrs Forreat McNutt of Upper Sandusky. They will reside in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Milton Roof
James Roof
Iva Maze Walter
George Walter
Carey
CG. F. Betz
Upper Sandusky
Rev. Betz
Forreat McNutt
Truck Driver Fined for Reckless Driving Plea
Monroe Dodson from Carey pleaded guilty before Mayor Robert Davenport to reckless driving after arriving a truck load of hogs for Vernon Huston. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and arrested by Sheriff Lyle Harvitt of Findlay.
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Monroe Dodson
Carey
Vernon
Carey Times Offers Reunion Card Printing Services
The Carey Times advertises reunion card printing services for local groups and events. Contact details and pricing information are provided for organizations planning kickoff notices and RSVP inserts.
Memorial Day Visits Across Area Gather Local Families
Local residents and relatives from Ar, Lakesides, Fostoria, Columbus, and Ann Arbor met over Memorial Day weekend. Families including the Kirkbrides, Pahls, Williams, Black, Ryder, Hoff, and Rowland visited relatives in towns such as Bucyrus, Gibsonburg, Delaware, and Columbus while others planned trips to Ohio State University and Brookside golf club events.
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Sty Sand
Mirae Georgs
Tos
Mesaér
Wriday
Ann Arbor
Mich
KR. M. Kirkbride
Charles Weaver
Margering
Hood
Carey Times
Gladys Buckingham
Fostoria
F. G. Carpenter
K. W. Colwell
George Newhard
W. N. Johnson
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Charles Griffin
Carolyn Willams
Paul Williams
Patty Lou
Cleveland
Williams
C. A. Wiliams
Harold Black
Winifred, Frederick
Norms Jean
Gibsonburg
Black
Irvin
N. H. Ryder
Bobby
Jack
Joan of
Columbus
Alpha Gamma Sigma
Brookside Country Club
L. L. Rowland
Rufus Hackney
Beaver
Car overturns near town injures one rider
William Lowery Jr. of Tiffin escaped with a head bump when the Chevrolet coach overturned early Thursday after detouring west of town. Three companions from Tiffin were uninjured, one cut on the wrist, as the group had played in the River cave Orchestra the night before and got lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lowery, Jr
Tiffin
Maine Brininger
Mr. Lowery
River Cave
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Walter Brown
Public notice announces the appointment of executor in the estate of Walter Brown, deceased. The filing requests probate authority and outlines the legal proceedings, with contact details for interested parties to appear or respond by the specified deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter, Brown
Carey Village to Seek Bank Deposit Contract
The Carey Village Council paused in regular session on May 28 1934 to adopt an ordinance authorizing bids for deposits of public funds The contract runs two years with banks to pay the highest interest and provide sound security The mayor and village clerk signed the ordinance referenced as 21 2 and the measure takes effect as provided by law.
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CRNA
Nan
Gabe Moneys
Shy Ther Council
Carey
Obio
Anade
Mantiéy
Said
Village of
Care
Ereby
Carey Times
S. H. Erebs
Jacob Nitrauer
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Wyandot County Ohio
Court ordered sale of the two story business room at 116 East Findlay Street Carey Ohio. Property described as part of Lot 4 in original village plat, appraised at 2500 dollars with minimum bid two thirds of value. Sale set for Saturday the 15th at 2:00 PM, cash on delivery of deed after court confirmation. H G Chambers administrator of Charles M Steen estate.
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Court of Common Fleas
Wyandot County
Jane
Wyandoch
Ohio
Carey
Findlay Street
Ideal Hat Shop
East Findlay Street
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St. John's Bridge
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Presbyterian Church
Anna Huber
Phoebe Bemisderfer
Anna Jacoby
F. M. Beis
F. Heimrick
S. F. Downey
H. V. Heimrick
Loren Gilliland
Ferrel Haines
Wm. Savial
Roy Hinton
John Bachar
H. V. Heimrich
Middletown
R. Solomon
Martin L. Weigel
Bascom
Fred Heimrick
A. F. Miller
Dallas Ruehie
J. Chaney
Dale Brashares
Clyde Ekleberry
Keith
Reformed Church
Spoon
Junior
Gerald Shafer
Eugene
John O'Donnell
Penelone
Walter
Beeres
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Truman Merrihew
Walter Brown
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
David B. Stroub
William J. Hunter
David .B. Stroub
Russell H.2kear
Wyandot
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Wyandot Comunty
Eelyn M. Stoon
H. G. Chambers
Charles M. Steen
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