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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
4
Charles Williams recently detained for an alleged attack on his father pleaded guilty to assault and threatening in a menacing manner. He was fined five dollars plus costs and also found guilty of cruelty to animals and disorderly conduct while intoxicated, with suspended sentences on those charges upon good behavior.
An enumeration by Mrs. Harry Bender shows 7 percent of Harpster village school pupils live in Mifflin township while the rest reside in Pitt. The tally lists 37 boys and 41 girls. A Upper Sandusky lot in the McBeth versus Gloeser case sold at sheriff’s sale in the courthouse lobby for 4000 to A M Keller of Upper Sandusky, below its 4500 appraisal, with Sheriff Weatherholtz presiding. The A C and Y railway suit overrun in common pleas court, began Thursday, continued Saturday.
Afternoon session featured defense witnesses on the stand as prosecutors pressed toward closing the case. Judges indicated it would be unlikely to finish the trial on Saturday.
Clair Eugene Holland of Upper Sandusky a school teacher is named in family obituary notes listing his father Rev John W Holland and his mother Helen Cynthia Culver. The notice also mentions Miss Helen Culver as his mother and Frank Culver as the late father.
Nevada residence entered Sunday night by burglars. Only about $2.25 in change missing. Deputy Sheriff Fred Jonas conducted investigation in Nevada Monday.
Mrs R Fowler conducted a census of youths ages up to 18 in the Little Sandusky school district. The tally shows a total of 3 youths counted in this enumeration.
In a personal injury suit John Myers Jr. and Sr. sued Akron Canton & Youngstown railroad over a collision in Carey. The jury, after a Thursday start and Saturday finish, awarded $1888 to the plaintiff with foreman Adam Gamber leading the verdict. The railroad plans to appeal. Next case Poll Electric Co. vs McDaniel is scheduled for Wednesday.
Notice in Wyandot county Ohio over an easement for highway purposes on lands of Edward Riester et al. Appeal filed bond placed on land of William F Sammet. Resolutions received receipts issued and notices issued regarding construction and improvement project S H ICH No 222 Section D.
Adrian residents hosted or visited relatives and friends across nearby towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs B. Clouse, Eugene Mullholand, Mr and Mrs C. A. Double, Mrs Frank Stover, Mrs. Harry Yardiner, Ruth and Jimmy Mullholand, Miss Myrtle Crum, Miss Mabel Crum, Herrold Gibson, Miss Zella Haines, Vincent Schondel, and families from Carey Port Clinton Swanton Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Tiffin Bowling Green and Toledo during a series of Sunday and midweek calls and visits.
Readable items describe name cards produced at the Carey Times office using a printer or engraving process. The note highlights the availability of personalized name cards for staff or visitors and mentions materials or inks used.
Carey Cubs beat Clyde 7 to 1 at rubber plant diamond then defeated the New York Centrals of Toledo 13 to 6 at Lowell in a doubleheader. Ferner allowed two hits in the Clyde game as Donelson's Semi-Pros delivered twelve hits off Miller. Pahl started the fireworks in the fifth inning, driving Carey ahead 4 to 0.
Ohio farmers plan to turn wheat and oats into hay to counter a shortage. Experts note feeding value matches good clover Timothy hay, with optimum harvest from full bloom to milk stage. Protein 7–9% at early harvest, declining if delayed. 2–3 tons per acre possible. harvest promptly to prevent lodging and clover seedings loss.
Harry Bright suffers ivy poisoning while local families visit and call upon relatives across Vanlue Findlay Carey Upper Sandusky Arcadia and nearby towns. Numerous social visits weddings and trips are noted among the Bright Harris Jacobs Powell and Wiseley households with Kentucky and Illinois connections.
Farmers cutting hen numbers aim to cash in on flocks again while Ohio hosts about 45 native fern species. Ferns range from the Ostrich fern with tall fronds to Mountain Spleenwort. eastern-tier farmers earned about 90 percent of livestock receipts from dairy and poultry, while lower earners relied around 65 percent on dairy and poultry.
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