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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
8
County police continue the investigation into an unidentified man found murdered. Harry Weatherholtz and Deputy Fred Jonas transported suspects to the county jail as details from the county paper are copied for the record.
Timothy Ryne 45 Canada and Robert Hartman 27 Toledo vicinity are held after a deadly ambush in Carey. Ryne fired first over a grudge with The Dub at east of the A C Y depot, wounding him in the leg while Hartman loaded a jammed 45. The Dub pursued them, was mortally wounded, and died after a clash that left Frey and Glenn as witnesses. The sheriff later recovered Ryne’s unlocked revolver while Hoeffel and Norris traced Tom the Painter in Chatfield amid ongoing investigations.
The narrative details Ryne, a former painter, who admits to shooting a man known as The Dub. He guides authorities to a quarry site where a nickel plated 32 caliber pistol and five shells were hidden and explains how The Dub allegedly robbed wayfarers. Fingerprints are taken as the inquiry continues.
An inquest in the pro bate court room heard testimonies about a Carey killing. Witnesses including Marshal O Connor and Dale Weaver described the pursuit, shots fired, and a large Colt revolver. A post mortem noted a fatal steel jacketed .45 wound. Glenn testified that Rob ert Hartman did not seize the slain man's gun.
Coroner holds Robert Hartman and Timothy Ryne as material witnesses after a fatal shooting of John Doe. Raymond Frye testified hearing five shots as authorities prepare first degree murder arraignment and possible grand jury action.
Sunday visits stretched across McCutchenville and nearby towns as the Hoffman and Chaney households hosted guests. Ohio State student Paul White returns home for summer vacation, with several local families hosting overnight or sharing meals. The 4-H club met with leader Mrs. Irwin detailing club work, and the Here Am I class planned a wiener roast at the YMC A camp.
The schedule lists twilight ball games for June with Donelsons Greers Kecklers Orians and matchups across June 15 to June 30. Key clashes include Donelsons against Greers Orians and Kecklers facing multiple opponents.
James L Deming a Findlay college professor and Nina C Scho field of Findlay receive a marriage license. Rev A L Mahr and Rev James M Guyer will officiate in Findlay. Court news in Findlay Republican.
An array of hopefuls filed for party primaries to be held Tuesday August 8. Incumbent and former mayors challenge for offices including clerk marshal and council seats. Democratic slate lists Krebs Campbell Zahn OConnor Stoady Emerine Shafer McDowell Cole and Frederick Stief Coulter Collet Moyer. Republican slate features Blue Mitchell Nitrauer Trubey Williams Rothgeb Campbell Wenner and others. Filing fees totaled 42.90 to fund about 400 in primary expenses.
The Columbus Producers hog department set a new monthly record by selling 6 596 hogs in May, surpassing the prior high of 5 409 in April. Producer Salesman F C Ogg totals 25 525 hogs for the first five months, a 40 percent rise over last year.
The Seneca County probate court on Wednesday determined the heirship of Mrs Lucy Schlachter. Marcus Schlachter of Carey, administrator of the estate, reported that her heirs are her sons and daughters: Olivia Metzger of Berwick, Alfred J Schlachter of Tiffin, Hilda Schlachter of New Riegel, Virgil Schlachter of New Riegel, Merces Thiel of Kirby, and Marcus Schlachter of Carey.
Adrian Muliholand of California visits relatives in town. Mrs. Collet and Mrs. Schubert spend Saturday in Findlay. Several families from Toledo Marion Carey and other nearby towns visit relatives and attend a lodge convention in Fostoria. Dinner guests include Mrs. Roller and Mrs. Schubert, and many local families hosted visitors at their homes over the weekend.
The 15th annual Dible Phillips Families reunion meets at Carey park with N B Dible as president and F E B Phillips as secretary. The 39th Mull Riegle Corfman Families reunion occurs at Community Park near Ada with J C Ewing president and Helen Williamson secretary. Morehart family reunion planned at Carey park on June 25. Arthur Mullholand of Adrian serves as president.
Columbus June 7 The Ohio Examiner publisher Grover W Fleming must serve six months in jail and pay a 500 dollar fine after the state supreme court upheld his conviction for criminal libel in Shelby County.
The BE BLC E of Memorial Evangelical church will hold its regular monthly business and a social meeting Friday evening June 16 at the home of Miss Cartha Phillips southwest of town.
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