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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
8
County Agent C F Christian ordered creosote oil for a flood of chinch bugs moving from small grains into corn. State Entomologist T H Parks says the oil will be funded federally. meanwhile farmers should build dust trenches and barriers to trap bugs and spray kerosene daily.
The late John W Powell of Carey left a will probated at the probate office providing payment of debts and funeral expenses. Six children receive shares with one son previously advanced. Frederick B Powell and Daniel T Powell may buy the 200 acre farm at 100 dollars per acre. Executors are Frederick, Daniel and Clarence Powell. Will dated May 1, 1924, witnessed by John F Brown and H G Chambers.
Sixty acres in Eden Township sold at sheriff's sale in the western lobby of the courthouse Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Gladys R. McClain of near Nevada purchased the property for 1700 dollars. the land was appraised at 1800 dollars. Lawrence B Ulrich v Clare Gosling et al.
The will provides payment of all debts and funeral expenses first, then the husband George Rutter receives the property for his life. If income fails, he may sell property for maintenance. Remainder goes to nephew William Ise. George Rutter named executor. will dated July 27, 1933, witnessed by Charles H. Jonas and A. B. Walton.
In the matter of the estate of Charles F Chatlain deceased an application to transfer stock was filed and approved. The first and final account was filed and ordered suspended.
The schedule of debts for Emily J. Hile, deceased, was approved and ordered recorded by the court.
In the matter of Helen K. England, a minor, the third partial account was filed and ordered suspended by the court. The action sets the stage for further accounting and court review to confirm guardianship oversight and fiduciary duties.
Raymond Stansbery administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Jeathro Junkins files a suit against Daisy Blair and others. case dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
The petit jury heard the will case of Donald Jacobs vs Clinton Kieffer et al on Wednesday. After impaneling and sworn testimony the jury found the paper writing not to be the last will and testament of Alben C. Jacobs by verdict at 11:00 a.m. with all 12 jurors agreeing.
Readable fragments list multiple locations including PaxisssTil and Van Wert with related names Daltony Kent McComb Attica Omar McCutchen Upper Sandusky and Kirby in the vicinity. No coherent event or action is established in the readable text.
Postmaster Herbert Newhard identifies several individuals in an old 1874 town photograph. The scene shows the Findlay and Vance corner building later housing Fetters' variety store and Brayton's drug store with upstairs American Legion rooms and Brayton apartments.
The Domestic Art club met at Persis and Frances Peirce’s home with sixteen members present. Ruth Hosafros revised the constitution, and Ruth Brown, Lucille Kennerley, Imelda Orians, and Ruth Musgrave demonstrated sewing techniques. A July 11 picnic at Mt Blanchard park was planned with a committee of Persis Peirce, Frances Peirce, and Alice Wonder. refreshments were arranged by the same hosts alongside Dorcas Baker and Marilyn Shane.
The 4 H Happy Hour Sewing club gathered yesterday at Mrs C H Bakers home. Demonstrations covered simple shorts patterns plain stitches and decorative stitching. Florence McKee the president conducted the meeting with minutes read and roll called.
Eugene Willard Montgomery a veteran Galena resident and former Education Board president died at his home 515 Park Ave June 2 after a long illness. He was born Oct 24 1843 in McCutchenville Ohio a telegraph operator earlier with Hocking Valley railroad married Kate Clark Hoskins in 1877. He long aided youth and was a Master Mason. survived by widow a son a daughter a granddaughter and a sister. The funeral was conducted by Rev W S Feldwisch with officials from Savings Bank in attendance and friends from several towns.
Farmers may hire labor via farm produce under a family recovery administration program. A contract links farmer and supervisor, with wages in milk potatoes or rent credits. Eligible towns cover nearly all county areas. exchange rates exceed market prices and workers gain department credits for food and clothing.
Mr Walter Blair and Mr and Mrs William Joseph of Carey provided old time music at Prospect Park on Tuesday evening during a railroad booster meeting. They played violin mandolin and guitar and earned praise for their turf fashioned music.
Fragmentary text hints at a local plea or request involving a person or group named Sous. Readable details are scarce and no clear event, date, or outcome is established in the fragment.
Mrs F E Wilson and daughter Mabel spent Tuesday in Marion. Mrs Walter Snyder of Kenton visited at the Nye home in Crawford. Carl Schira and sons visited Ralph Haford’s family. The Wilsons and Mrs E Strait visited in Marengo. Ralph Haferd and children dined with Mrs Haferd’s parents Henry Ball in Upper Sandusky. Wm Sammet and son Lawrence dined and supped with Fred Stief in Upper Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Robert Scott of Portland Indiana and Mr and Mrs Ed Campbell of Carey visited Marion Bland. Scott is a cousin of Mrs Bland. Ralph Kurtz and daughter Virginia of Carey and Hugh Kurtz and son Richard plus Mrs Della Eakin of Fort Royal visited Grace Stanley. Paul Sammet and children of south of Carey visited with Heart Dible and children of Carey and Fred Stief and Betty Lou Stief of Upper Sandusky visited Wm Sammet’s home. Forrest Hurd attended the wedding of his niece Barbara Roupp of Upper Sandusky to Rev Leon Hohn of Crooksville Minnesota at the Upper Sandusky Methodist church.
Semi-Pros open first tour with a 4 to 3 win over Lorain. They face Toledo Eagles July 4 at home then House of David July 7, with a potential fourth game July 8. Three strong opponents loom as Donelson seeks early momentum and a sustained week of tough play.
The hill host promises a lively entertain day with the pepper game trio set to climax a perfect afternoon as the ball club seeks support from visiting fans.
The nineteenth annual reunion of the Four Corner school is set for Sunday at Harrison Smith Park in Upper San Dusky. The gathering will be hosted at Harrison Smith Park on July 1.
A Toledo publicity writer listed a race for Gail Lanker and Bill Carr on the Ft. Miami course but no plans to race there were made. They instead fulfilled engagements at Sharon, Pennsylvania, while Carey Times printed letter heads and envelopes and other commercial work.
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