Assault to Kill Charge Filed After Weekend Attack
One man was held on an assault with intent to kill charge after a weekend attack on Charles Daymon by Dorsey Greene using an iron bolt at a dwelling on Ash Avenue. Greene likely faces arraignment in Mayor's court Monday. Probes also note two prowlers at Kingsley Brewster and L Hallowell residences. A 7 foot cross cut saw was reported stolen from Earl Bishop's Broad Avenue property. Reports mention a suspicious college-area loiterer but no trace found.
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Dorsey Greene
Charles ‘Daymon
Thie
Collet
Ash
Kingsley Brewster
Hurd Avenue
L. Hallowell
West
Lima Street
Brewster
Hallowell
Earl Bishop
Broad Avenue
Findlay Republican
Teachers Rehired On Monthly Terms For Next Year
The Sycamore Leader reports the board of education rehired the school staff for another year on a monthly basis due to tax uncertainty. Names and monthly salaries listed include Archie Myers 115.42 and Elizabeth Line 111.57 for the high school, grade teachers from 88.88 to 100.03, plus superintendent Beitler 222.22 and principal Benson 130.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Archie Myers
Elizabeth Line
O. J. Niebel
Evelyn Weekly
Katherine Gribben
Eunice Stalter
Lois McKibben
Co. M. Beitler
LaVerne Benson
Lucille Morrow
Eulajah Tombaugh
Regena Konkle
Doris Snyder
Ruth Nitschke
Sycamore
Dorcas England Chosen for Vanlue High School Commerce Post
Miss Dorcas England east of town was selected by the Vanlue board of education last Friday to teach in the high school's commercial department for the coming year. She is a Mt. Blanchard graduate and completes a four year program at Bowling Green State College as part of the class of 1933. The Mt. Blanchard Journal notes her diligence and talent and praises the Vanlue school for securing her services.
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Dorcas
England
Board of Education
Vanlue
Mt. Blanchard School
Bowling Green State College
Dércas
Vaniue
Mt. Blanchard
Trucker Fined for Overloaded Truck in Tiffin
Trucker R. R. Railing was arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff John Felter on a charge of operating an overloaded truck hauling structural steel from Chicago to Cleveland. He paid a $25 fine plus costs and was released after Justice Ward Arbogast assessed the penalties.
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R. R. Railing
Chicago
Cleveland
Tiffin
John Felter
Felter
Justice of the Peace Ward Arbogast
Railing
Arbogast
Merchants blamed for traffic congestion in Tiffin survey
A Tiffin survey found merchants caused heavy congestion as 87 cars owned by merchants or clerks parked in the business district on a Saturday. The cars occupied almost all spaces from Madison to Perry street along Washington Street.
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Tiffin
Madison
Perry Street
Washington Street
Towns Get Beer Money From Tax Split
Findlay received 2850 dollars from the beer tax while Tiffin's share is 950 dollars. The distribution reflects local revenue allocations among municipalities.
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Findlay
Tiffin
Day for Poultrymen at Wooster heading Poultry Day program
Poultrymen from Ohio and neighboring states gather for Ohio Poultry Day in Wooster on Friday June 16. The event features sessions on chick feeding and management battery brooding caporizing dubbing combs and wattles and market preparation with Dr M A Juli of the U S Department of Agriculture among speakers. The Wooster Egg Auction runs June 15 at 1:00 p m attracting attendees who may stay for Poultry Day.
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Ohio
Wooster
M.A. Juli
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Wayfarers May Clean Cardington Mill Race
Cardington villagers may clean the mill race this summer to provide water for fire protection. Able-bodied men must complete a work quota to receive meal tickets. shovels and boots supplied by the town, with supervision by Marshal Frank Thomas.
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Cardington
Fred H. Chase
Frank Thomas
Cardington Independent
State Health Dept issues swimmer safety Donts list
Columbus reports the state health department issued a list of donts for swimmers. Do not swim for at least an hour after eating, avoid swimming alone, do not swim too far out, verify water depth before diving, and do not stay in the water too long.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Hathaway Resigns as Bloomville School Superintendent
Ralph Hathaway after 17 years as Bloomville schools superintendent resigns to take a post as superintendent of the Sugar Creek township centralized school at Dalton in Wayne County. He has long been a prominent Seneca County education administrator.
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Ralph Hathaway
Bloomville
Hathaway
Sugar Creek Township
Dalton
Wayne County
Seneca County
Durbin Reelected President of Magicians Group
W. W. Durbin of Kenton was chosen president for the sixth time at the International Brotherhood of Magicians annual meeting in Beaver Falls Pa. The next year’s meeting will be held in Batavia New York.
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W. W. Durbin
Kenton
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Beaver Falls
Batavia
N. Y
Lima's New Memorial Hospital Opens With Ceremonies
Lima inaugurates Memorial Hospital and Nurses' Home costing 550000 dollars. The facility offers 150 rooms and 144 beds with equipment described as unexcelled in the region.
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Lima
Ohio 4 H club members named to national camp
Four Ohio 4 H members George Smithers Ruth Rheinscheld Russell Lewis and Margery Welsh earned a trip to the national club camp in Washington D C June 15 to 21 They travel with C G C Ldney assistant state leader of po clubs from Ohio State University Extension Service The group will study vocational choice self management personal development home cooperation and values during two weeks of tours and conferences with leaders from the U S Department of Agriculture and State Grange and Ohio Bankers Association sponsors The trip includes visits to historic sites near the capital and attendance at a Washington Monument area camp with peers from 47 states
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Ohio
Washington
D. C
C. G C. Ldney
Ohio State University ‘Extension Service
George ‘Smithers
Perrysburg
Wood’ County
Ruth Rheinscheld
Union Furnace
Margery Welsh
North
Lima
Mahoning
Washington Monument
the Union
State Grange
Ohio Bankers
Asgo‘gidtion
WLW To Carry Junior Baseball Broadcast
Arrangements with Colonel Bob Newhall of WLW Cincinnati set a June 15 evening broadcast of an American Legion Junior baseball program. The Mail Pouch commentator will interview last year’s Ohio State champions captain from Middletown and discuss recent 1933 junior baseball program developments.
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Bob Newhall
WLW
Cincinnati
American Legion
Newhall
Middletown
Air Service
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Torrid weather claims 209 horses in region
Officials from Fostoria Animal Products report 209 horses died last week from heat and overwork across their fertilizer plants in Tiffin Fostoria and Findlay. Plants run overtime to dispose of casualties as sun baked soil adds strain. 24 horses were hauled to the Tiffin plant in one day.
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Fostoria Animal Products Company
Tiffin
Fostoria
Findlay
Salomon-like scheme swindled 100000 women nationwide
Federal officials arrest a man and associates accused of running a four month scam named endless chain salemanship. The scheme offered six pairs of stockings for a dollar but required each entrant to recruit three more buyers. Women across the country sent money hoping to receive the goods.
Indiana Ratifies Prohibition Repeal By Wide Margin
Indiana became the tenth state to ratify repeal with 553 486 for and 306 839 against in unofficial returns tabulated Wednesday night. The tally indicates delegates will vote 284 for and 81 against on June 26 on prohibition.
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Indiana
Carey Times Reunion Card Printing Offer
Local office advertises reunion card printing services at the Carey Times with printing options and contact details for orders and inquiries.
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Carey Times
Millions Saved By Interest Rate Cut
The emergency farm mortgage act reduces rates on Federal Land Bank loans and allows temporary principal postponements for five years. In the fourth district Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee, about 750000 a year in interest is saved on 115 million dollars in loans. July 12 rates drop to 4 percent for national farm loan associations and 5 percent for others for five years.
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Congress
A. G. Brown
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brown
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Banks
Federal
Emergency Agricultural Assistant Job Openings
The Civil Service Commission invites applications for emergency agricultural assistant positions with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration department. Salary ranges from 2000 to 2600 dollars yearly, with up to 15 percent economy deduction and 3 percent retirement deduction. Open to qualified state residents. detailed info from the local Civil Service Board of Examiners at the city post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Department of Agriculture
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Rabbits Ravage City Gardens Prompt City Action
Wild rabbits threaten gardens in eastern Tiffin and prompt a city appeal for authority to wage a pest war. Residents report plant and tree damage and police advise cautious extermination.
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Tiffin
Stanton Street
Parochial School Plea Stirs Tiffin Board Action
The Tiffin board of education announced two grade school teacher appointments Gladys M Schaffer and Augusta Watson, though final assignments await. The meeting covered building inspections, budget bills, Catholic school petition awaiting state and attorney general rulings, and summer repair plans.
Local Happenings and Weddings Near Mt Blanchard
Mr and Mrs Ray Fehnel of Perrysburg spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Inez Kauble has returned home and is recovering. Harley Hatherton of near Mt Blanchard visited Dora Kimmel. Cleone Thomas reported on the Sunday school convention and noted Children’s Day planned for June 18. Raymond Kear damaged his car on a cement abutment. Dale Ward moved his garage to Wickiser building. Ernest Koehler moved to the Lincoln Highway filling station. Fire department fought a shed fire at Emmet Schoenberger’s home with little damage. Opal Price and Wayne Cole married June 9 in Kentucky. Garland Brown and Dorothy Gibson wed June 5 in Covington Kentucky. The newlyweds were celebrated by friends Wednesday evening.
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Ray Fehnel
Perrysburg
Inez. Kauble
Bucyrus Hospital
Harley Hatherton
Mt. Blanchard
Dora Kimmel
Raymond Kear
N. B. Platt
Dale Ward
Wickiser
Ernest Koehler
Lincoln Highway
Emmet Schoenberger
Opal Price
Pearl Price
Town
Wayne Cole
Clyde Cole
Kentucky
Cole
Buess Brothers
Garland Brown
Dorothy Gibson
Covington
Rev. Williams
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown
C. P. Ward
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