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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
2
Local Alvada Nuptials Tie Inez Adelsperger to Clayton Wisely
Miss Inez Adelsperger and Clayton Wisely wed last Thursday in a home ceremony officiated by Rev. R B Coleman. The event featured family guests, soprano solo, and a three course dinner for 60 before the couple departed for a southern states wedding trip. Wisely, a former Arcadia high school teacher, is son of Mr and Mrs Georg Wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Adelsperger
Milton Adelsperger
Alvada
Clayton Wisely
Georg Wisely
Alveda
R. B. Coleman
Spencerville
Alice Nau
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Cadman
Helen Myers
Bertha Adelsperger
Grace Adelsperger
Nana Peters
Luther Wiseley
Lulu Martin
Elizabeth Phillips
Frances Diebly
Elberta
Wooster
Wiseley
Arcadia
Lifting the Mortgage Claims on Farm Mortgages
Renick Dunlap, assistant secretary of agriculture, says sixty percent of U S farms are free of mortgage debt and that most indebted farms owe no more than thirty percent of their value. He argues farm ownership retains intrinsic value and sustains production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renick Dunlap
Pemberville Talks With State Banking Officials
Several Pemberville men traveled to Columbus to confer with state banking officials about the local banking situation. The depositors committee drafted an agreement that the state approved except for a few details. once formally approved a stockholders meeting will be called within the next week or two to present the proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberville
Columbus
Sten
Stoll Family Reunion Elects Officers for 1933
Forty members attended the Stoll family reunion at Carey park. H. H Stoll of near Vanlue was reelected president and Mrs Paul McNutt of Upper Sandusky secretary treasurer. The 1933 reunion will be held at Carey park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll
Carey Park
H. H Stoll
Near Vanlue
Paul McNutt
Upper Sandusky
Can You Put It All Back The Way It Was
A speaker asks if damaged things can be restored to their former state from butter and dew to roses and wheat. The poem suggests longing for repair and ends with a final question about whether a hasty word or unkind deed can ever be undone.
Mrs Scudder Grubel Dies After Illness at Mercy Hospital
Funeral services held for Mrs Scudder Grubel of McCutchenville after a two week illness at Mercy hospital Tiffin. Born Charlotte J Dixon in Bascom March 29 1877 she was 55 years old. Survived by husband two foster children two brothers a sister and several relatives. She was an active Trinity Reformed member and belonged to the McCutchenville grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scudder Grubel
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Grubel
McCutchenville
Trinity Reformed
Charlottie J. Dixon
Bascom
John
Emeline (Nye) Dixon
Charles Scudder Grubel
M PD Shafer
Anna Snyder
Almon Blue
W G Bradley
Domestic Art Club Holds Second Meeting at Baker Home
The Domestic Art club met last Thursday at Mrs Allan Baker home. Officers explained record books while Lucille Derr and Margaret Baker led a demo on how to score an undergarment. Four new members joined and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Art Club
Allan Baker
Lucille Derr
Margaret Baker
Adora Jane Hunter
Martha Phillips
Lois
Doris Shane
Lucille
Martha Derr
Persis Peirce
Rita Brown
Mull Corfman Riegle Reunion Held in Findlay Park
The 38th annual Mull Corfman and Riegle family reunion gathered at Findlay park Sur day with 85 members. The oldest attendee was 87 year old Mrs. Caroline Stratton of Findlay. Jay lewing of Findlay was chosen president for the next Ada park meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull
Homemakers May Aim To Fight Ant Enemy
Entomologist T H Parks of Ohio State University advises readers on eradicating troublesome red and black ants. Workers carry food to the nest where the queen and eggs are. Control methods include tracing nests, boiling water, carbon disulfide in oil can spouts, poison baits with arsenic in syrup, and tartar emetic on meat for grease-eating ants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Ohio Reopens Streams Under Propagation Plan
The Ohio conservation council, on Governor White's recommendation, ordered a July 1 reopening of streams previously closed to fishing under the fish propagation program. The four year plan, begun this year, faced sportsmen's objections, with thousands of stocked fish released into streams despite closures for 1932 and 1933 amid tight economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Conservation Council
White
Ohio State Journal State
Pirates to Exhibit in Marion With Noted Lineup
The Pittsburgh Pirates plan an exhibition in Marion on Tuesday at Lincoln Park, starting at 3 p.m. Manager Gibson will use his regular lineup except for the batteries. Marion showcases Hook Ferner on the mound, Francis Bacon of Marion, Slick Cross of Crestline, and Hipp of Crestline, along with other notable stars from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marion
Lincoln Park
Gibson
Pirates
Hook Ferner
Francis Bacon
Slick Cross
Crestline
Louisville
Hipp
House of David
Bass Season Opens and Runs Next Year Ending May First
The black bass season opened June 16 and will run until May 1 next year. Minimum length to keep fish is 11 inches from tip to tip.
Tax Comparison Shows Wyandot County Officials Costs Soar
Wyandot County and 87 Ohio counties were analyzed by the Ohio Inter-organization Tax Association. The report notes widespread rises in taxed wealth and local debt, with county office expenses surging from 1906 to 1930. Some offices doubled or more while sheriff costs fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyyandot
Ohio Inter-organization Tax Association
Wyandot
Sycamore Leader
Deals in Dirt Transfers and Swaps in Ohio Townships
Real estate transfers listed include Robert Hufford to Merle Hufford in Tymochtee township for $1. Merle Hufford to Clyde W. Roby and others to F E B Law rence for $1,550 in Sycamore village and Sycamore township. Hoods to H T Heischman trustee for parts of Carey additions for $1. Stutzman to Bessie Stutzman of Carey for $1. Mason administrator to John W Hill for 5 acres in Eden township for $600. Helen Jane Brown and others to Eden township buyer for 35 acres at $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hufford
Merle Hufford
Tymochtee
Tymochtee Township
Clyde W. Roby
F. E B. Lawrence
Sycamore
Cecil J. Hood
Martha Jane Hood
H. T. Heischman
A. J. Frederick
Carey
Lonia D. Stutzman
Bessie L. Stutzman
Carey and Dow
H. L. Mason
John W. Hill
Eden Township
Helen Jane Brown
Ducks Feed Rapid Growth Engine Powers Ohio Farm
Ray Ruffner, a northern Kenton duck farmer, runs the largest operation in northwest Ohio. He ships 2000 ducks weekly to city markets while maintaining 20 000 birds in production year round. By 1932 season end he expects 100 000 birds delivered to Detroit Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Toledo and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ruffner
Kenton
Ohio
Ruffner
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Columbus
Cigarette Tax Revenue Surges in Early June
State treasury reports $212000 from cigarette revenue stamps in the first 15 days of June averaging over $16000 daily. Treasurer Harry S Day notes $3207091 56 collected since the tax began September 1 and estimates year total will reach four and a half to five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Day
Treasurer Day
Kear Family Reunion Elects Officers at Carey Park
More than sixty Kear family members gathered last Sunday at Carey park for annual reunion. Arthur Mullholland of Adrian was chosen president and Earl Kear of Upper Sandusky named vice president. Mrs Anna Weininger near Adrian and Miss Stella Nye of Carey became secretary-treasurer. Next year the reunion will be held on the third Sunday in June at Carey park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kear
Carey Park
Arthur Mullholland
Adrian
Earl Kear
Upper Sandusky
Anna Weininger
Near Adrian
Stella Nye
Carey
Latinity in the Navy Comedy
Two sailors joke about a Latin word on a curtain with one mispronouncing asbestos as meaning welcome. The exchange highlights humorous misunderstanding aboard.
Gas main leak blamed for April state office blast
Attorney General Gilbert Bettman told the state office building commission a leaking gas main of the Columbus Gas and Fuel Co caused the April 14 explosion that damaged part of the state office building. The investigation led to no public report, but the AG asked and received authority to sue for full damage and to plan restoration funded by certificates of indebtedness issued under a new act. Bettman outlined steps to protect the state's claims against contractors and their sureties if they fail to complete work, aiming to recover costs from gas company and ensure rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bettman
State Office Building Commission
Columbus Gas and Fuel Co
Bettman
The
Building Commission
General Béttmann
State of
Ohio
Local Showers Miss Carey Amid Dry Spell
During a dry spell, only parts of Carey saw rain. Last Thursday afternoon a shower hit Clay Street and the southwest corner, while the rest of the town remained high and dry. Reports of showers and heavy rains circulated nearby, but Carey had been missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Street
Carey
Bank claims filed against Citizens Savings Bank
Claims totaling $502580.13 have been filed against the closed Citizens Savings Bank of Pemberville with Wood county common pleas court. The depositors filed these claims from December 18, 1931, to May 27, 1938, per Wm. J. Skehan deputy superintendent of banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Savings Bank
Pemberville
Wood County Common Pleas Court
Wm. J. Skehan
Knights of Pythias Decorate Graves in Memorial Service
Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias decorated the graves of 43 deceased members for their annual memorial services. Four other deceased members lie buried in distant cemeteries. Justus Lodge was organized 43 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Eyestone and Conner Seek Marriage License in Seneca
Paul E Eyestone of Jeromeville and M Conner of Liberty Township applied for a marriage license in Seneca County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E
Eyestone
Jeromeville
Troas
M.conner
Liberty Township
Seneca County
Receiver's Notice to Creditors of Fashion Art Clothes Inc
On June 3 1932 the Wyandot County Common Pleas Court appointed Earl S Burson receiver of Fashion Art Clothes Inc Carey Ohio All creditors must present written claims to the Receiver by July 9 1932 or risk disallowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Wyandot County
Ohio
Earl S. Burson
Fashion Art Clothes, Inc
Ind
Carey
Administrator's Sale Of Real Estate In Wyandot County
Public auction will offer for sale on June 25 1932 at 2 pm parcels 55 and 56 in A J Frederick's fourth addition Carey Wyandot County Ohio on Grove Street east of High Street North side appraised at 575 dollars, two thirds required, cash only upon deed delivery after court confirmation H G Chambers administrator of William Hart estate Wyandot County Ohio Carey Ohio stones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hart
Court of Common Pleas
Probate
Wyandot County
Ohio
Wyandot
Carey
A. J. Frederick
Grove Street
High Street
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Carey Times
Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
Mrs. Scudder Grubel
Parl C. Goff
Undertaker
Ytax
Pemberville Bank Claims
H. G. Chambers
Pillsbury’s
Country Club
Palmolive
Issiz
California
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