Law reaches too far Arlington letter complains of Findlay arrests
Arlington residents defend two local men jailed by Findlay police without notice to employers or Arlington officials. The author condemns the arrest as improper overreach and casts doubt on substantiation, urging respect for Arlington authority and trust in local citizens. The letter labels the incident a raw deal and laments strained county relations.
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Findlay
Arlington
Indlay
Findlay Paper
Capone
Sticks
Arlingtonian
Coldren Stackhouse wedding ties Findlay to Jenera
Miss Helen Stackhouse, youngest daughter of Mrs. J. T. Stackhouse of Jenera and former Findlay resident, marries Rex Coldren son of W. G. Coldren Findlay funeral director. The ceremony at College Church of God parsonage Findlay used a single ring with Rev. James M Guyer officiating. The couple plans a West Virginia trip and then reside at 706 Center Street Findlay in a newly furnished home.
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Helen Stackhouse
J. T. Stackhouse
Jenera
Findlay
Rex €. Coldren
W. G. Coldren
James M Guyer
College Church of God Parsonage
Goldren
Carey
Carey School District Sealed Coal Bids Requested
The Carey School District Board invites sealed bids for 200 tons of coal more or less to be delivered and stored as directed. Bids due 12 noon city time June 30, 1933 and opened in a special meeting. The board may accept or reject any or all bids. By order Agnes Pahl, Clerk.
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Board of Education
Carey School District
Agnes Pahl
Fostoria to sue bank over $72,000 funds
Fostoria city council authorizes Solicitor C. C. McKay to sue Union National Bank and E W. Allen conservator to recover 72000 dollars city funds tied up since bank operation restrictions.
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Fostoria
C. C. McKay
Union National Bank
E W. Allen
Factories in Galion Boost Hiring Amid Rising Demand
Officials report business in Galion has risen 5 to 50 percent over last year with several plants at full capacity. Employers list 300 at Flormataht Newman, 100 at Ohio Overcoat, full-time at Galion Garment, nearly 60 Logan Garment workers returning July 1, and 85 percent to full staffing at American Steel Grave Vault.
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Galion
Flormataht Newman Company
Ohio
Galion Garment Manufacturing Company
Logan Garment Company
Galion Metallic Vault Company
Ditwiler Mfg
American Steel Abrasion Company
Galion Iron Works & Mfg
United States Steel Vault Company
Perfection Burial Vault Company
American Steel
Gledhill Road Machinery Company
Deming Schofield Marriage Recorded at Quiet Lincoln Street Ceremony
Mrs Nina Schofield married Prof J L Deming in a noon Wednesday ceremony at the First Lutheran parsonage on EB Lincoln St Rev James M Guyer officiated with Rev Arthur L Mahr as assistant The couple will reside at 1022 N Cory St after July 1 Mrs Deming has worked at Barnhart funeral home eight years and is active in music Findlay college professor J L Deming teaches Freshman English and Sociology and served as executive secretary for the State Funeral Directors association 1925-29 Mrs Deming formerly lived in Carey
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Nina Schofield
J. L. Deming
First Lutheran Church
EB. Lincoln Street
James M. Guyer
College Church of God
Arthur L. Mahr
State Funeral Director's Association
Findlay Republican
Deming
Carey
Dfall in Dirt Auction Transfers and Sheriff Actions
Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz records land transfers and receiverships in Carey and surrounding areas. Transactions include lot 78 original plat Carey 31.580 Della E Ogg executrix to For dyce C Ogg lot 8 Byron Ogg addition for 1700 eight lots 95 to 100 Lundy Park Sycamore 65 Pharos G Schmuck et al lot 25 A Frederick's third addition 1 John E Lavely et al to John V Lutz 6 acres Mononcue 1 Anson W Gear receiver land in Carey 1100.
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Harry Weatherholtz
George Remlinger
Carey
Della E Ogg
Fordyce C Ogg
Byron Ogg
Waiter S Burns
John ° F Mann
Lundy Park
Sycamore
John Schmuck
Pharos G Schmuck
J Frederick
John E Lavely
John V. Lutz
Mononcue
Anson W Gear
Three Heidelberg Graduates Denied Diplomas Over Dues
Three members of Heidelberg Tiffin's graduating class had their diplomas withheld due to unpaid financial obligations. They completed their academic work and will be eligible for graduation at a future ceremony once the bills are settled.
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Heidelberg
Tiffin
Forty Years Ago: Big Four Layoffs in West Liberty Banner
The West Liberty Banner recalls a past note that layoffs reduced each section crew to a foreman and one worker as business slowed then. The quote marks the forty year old reflection about staffing cuts and economic lull.
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West Liberty Banner
Minister Douglas and Dr Lloyd Cassel Douglas Careers Linked
The clipping notes Rev A J Douglas was a local minister decades ago and that Dr Lloyd Cassel Douglas, son of the minister, is now a Montreal preacher drawing about 2 000 weekly. It mentions his books and possible Boston relocation with his mother living in Ohio.
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Stanley B. Dustman
Claypool
Ind
Silver Lake
Dustman
A. G. Douglas
Rev
Douglas
Mr. Dustman
Carey, Ridge and Vanlue
Lloyd Cassel Douglas
Dr. Douglas
A. J. Douglas
M. EB
Lloyd
Montreal
Canada
Boston
Ohio
Anglers Line Sandusky River as Bass Season Opens
The Sandusky River drew many fishermen on opening day with black bass legal quarry. By 3:00 a m lanternlit spots crowded along the river and by 7 a m twenty anglers lined the quarry hole below the waterworks dam at Tiffin. Heavy activity reportedly unsettled fish and may explain scarce catches despite ideal conditions. Some anglers blame hot prior weather for off feeding.
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Sandusky
Tiffin
A and P Sales Fall in May 1933 Compared to 1932
A and P overall sales for four weeks ending May 27 reached 61.5 million dollars, down from 72.4 million in 1932. May quantities fell 9.20 percent to 397 498 units, and average weekly sales dropped to 15.38 million from 18.11 million.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Arthur Brown Buried at Spring Grove
Funeral services for Arthur Brown aged 63, a retired Hancock county farmer, were held Friday morning. He died Wednesday of last week and burial took place in Spring Grove cemetery north of Carey. He was a son of Daniel and Elizabeth Brown and survived by his wife Rebecca, two daughters and two sons. A brother, William Brown of Findlay, is listed.
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Arthur Brown
Hancock County
Louis Bowman
Spring Grove Cemetery
Carey
Brown
Daniel
Elizabeth (McCoy) Brown
Rebecca Brown
William Brown
Findlay
Ohio Bridge Damage From Floods and Trucks
An Ohio crisis of bridge damage damages roads across the state. Officials say floods along with heavy trucks have already caused about 450000 dollars in losses in the past two months. Director Merrell warns truck owners and operators to take care and avoid further harm.
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Ohio
State Highway Department
Merrell
Ohio State Museum Appeals for Ohio History Materials
The Ohio State Museum in Columbus seeks books pamphlets documents and letters about Ohio its prehistoric and Indian populations early settlement by whites and the growth of its institutions.
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Ohio State Museum
Columbus
Ohio
Inflation alone cannot restore farm purchasing power says US officials
Officials from the United States Department of Agriculture warn inflation by itself will not fix farm surpluses. They note May wheat at about 70 cents a bushel and cotton around 10 cents a pound, up sharply from February 1933, and say production must be controlled until normal markets return.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Bankruptcy claimed for Findlay Phoenix Hotel
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against the Phoenix hotel of Findlay in federal court at Toledo. Creditors listed are Florence Horn of Findlay for 34200, Arthur A Engels of Cleveland for 340, and Albert J Allman of Tiffin for 15. It is charged the hotel company acted bankrupt when a receiver was appointed by the common pleas court on Friday.
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Phoenix Hotel of Findlay
Toledo
Florence Horn
Findlay
Arthur A. Engels
Cleveland
Albert J. Allman
Tiffin
Common Pleas Court
Kear Mullhololland Reunion Held at Carey Park
The annual Kear Mullhololand reunion met Sunday at Carey Park. After a basket dinner at noon the old officers were reelected with Arthur Mullholand of Adrian as president and Earl Kear of Upper Sandusky as vice president. Stella Nye of Adrian served as secretary treasurer for the Kears and Mrs Anna Weininger of Adrian as secretary treasurer for the Mullholands.
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Kear -Mullholand
Carey Park
Arthur Mullholand
Adrian
Earl Kear
Upper Sandusky
Kears
Stella Nye
Mullholands
Anna Weininger
Ohio Stone Firms Protest US Freight Rate Increase
Seven Ohio stone companies including National Lime and Stone and Tarbox and McCall of Findlay filed suit in Cincinnati federal court to block a June 1 Interstate Commerce Commission order raising intrastate freight rates for stone and slag used in road building. Defendants include several railroads. The firms claim they did not compete with Pennsylvania, West Virginia, or Eastern Ohio dealers and that intrastate rates favor Michigan and Indiana competitors, creating a monopoly for this season.
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National Lime and Stone Company
Tarbox and McCall Stone Company
Findlay
Ohio Stone
Cincinnatii
United States Government
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States’ District Court
Delphos Quarries Company
Delphos
Ohio Blue Limestone Company
Marion
Herzog Lime
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Bowling League to Resume Play Out
Members of the Carey Bowling League met on the lawn of the William Zahn home on W Findlay Street Friday evening. Officers elected were R J Kirkwood president Luther Haines secretary and Robert Exline treasurer. The evening featured pinochle and league games open October 15 at the local bowling alley.
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Carey Bowling League
William Zahn
W. Findlay Street
R. J. Kirkwood
Luther Haines
Robert Exline
Guard Against Envy in Cardington
The Cardington Independent urges residents to guard against envy that corrodes community spirit. It warns that envy stalls progress, noting Cardington's general generosity and broad mindedness while calling for celebration of others’ success and joint improvement of the town.
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Cardington
Dible Phillips Reunion Draws 200 Relatives at Carey Park
More than two hundred relatives and twenty visitors attended the 15th annual Dible Phillips reunion held at Carey park. N B Dible was reelected president and F E Phillips secretary. A program delighted attendees and plans were made for the 1934 reunion on the third Sunday in June at Carey park. The group thanked Frank Frey for park courtesy and the American Legion for pavilion and piano access.
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Dible-Phillips
Carey Park
N. B. Dible
Carey
F. E. Phillips
North of Carey
Frank Frey
American Legion
Stoll Family Holds Annual Picnic and Elects Officers
Forty five members of the Stoll family gathered for their annual park supper. H. A. Stoll was elected president Avery Wentz vice president and Mrs. Paul McNutt of Upper Sandusky secretary-treasurer. The 1934 reunion is planned for the same site.
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Stoll
H. A. Stoll
Avery Wentz
Paul McNutt
Upper Sandusky
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Carey, Ohio
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Coldren
Stackhouse
Coal Bids
Story IN Magazine
A. & P. Sales
Spring Grove
Wallace
Findlay Hotel
Kear - Mullholand Reunion
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
William Yingling
Harry Simonis
Alvin Dow
County of Wyandot
State of Ohio
Dow Street
F. J. Stalter
Rytex
Monarch
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