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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
7
Obituaries note David Eschbach 79 dies in Vanlue. Local contracts include Ranger Huston for school plumbing and fire escapes by Champion Iron Works at $1068. Several marriages, transfers, and births marked community life. Major storms move a barn. Camp Sherman selections depart. a large dedication service honors returning soldiers with ex Governor Willis speaking. Major farm markets report hogs price and other commodities.
June 27 1918 reports Clem Alspach joining a Findlay meat market. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Minard of Vanlue. Francis J Sample and Ima Buckingham wed at Upper Sandusky. Dr Kear buys C H Hulls South Street house. Saturday hay field work cold and damp. Frost at Upper Sandusky Sunday. Crop damage to corn and potatoes in low lands. Mrs Salesa Ulrich dies at Lovell aged 17 at illness neuritis. Snake 7 ft 9 in killed by three men. Dr F L Moyer named inspector in animal industries for several Northwestern Ohio counties. Dorothy I Kemmerly and Maynard A Cram wed at local Methodist parsonage. Farewell gathering for Earl Green and Harry Fox headed to Camp Sherman. James Phillips among those who went to Mile…
County reports show four H clubs reaching 50,000 boys and girls in Ohio this year. A NBC survey finds 90 percent of US Master Farmers listen to agricultural talks on radio. many take notes or seek printed info. Agriculture payments will go to tobacco farmers in four states to cut 1933 acreage. new contracts will cover filler and binder types.
The village council met Monday with Mayor Krebs and all trustees present. They approved numerous salaries and utility bills, accepted J E Coulter’s bond, and approved upgrading West Street from South to Findlay lanes at an estimated cost of 1068, aiming for completion by mid August.
John Snook lost a horse Sunday morning. Milton Badhar and Senator Tong visited LEHarl Robison Sunday afternoon. Arthur and Mildred Rader attended the Rader reunion at Ingold park in McComb. Joe Tong and family called on the Raders Friday evening. Earl Beck and daughters from Vanlue visited the Kloppfers Friday evening. Earl Rader and family were guests of the Raders Sunday evening. Oscar Roth and daughter Betty and Marion March from Deshler visited Willis Tong Sunday afternoon. Caroline John and William Miller from near Findlay stayed last Thursday night with John Kloopfer. Audrey and Adeline Tong were guests at Thelma and Bernice Farthing from Saturday evening to Monday afternoon.
Herbert McClellan of 104 Rosa Street Tiffin suffers an infection linked to athlete's foot. Doctors lanced the left foot on Thursday and reported improvement this morning, offering hope that amputation may be avoided.
A large crowd enjoyed a free movie on Friday night as a busy week unfolds in McCutchenville. The 4-H Butterfly club met at Eloise Savial’s home with demos on patchwork and hand stitches and added two new members Evelyn and Margaret Miller.
Findlay hosts the Findlay Air Races on July Fourth with over 100 planes in 13 events. Notables include Wild Bill Kuhn performing a 7 000 foot bailout, Al Johnson among the participants, and a parade to start at 10 a.m. Major Charles Cox Jr will lead Hoosier racers from Chicago.
Police search for a 50 year old unidentified man who passed seven counterfeit checks totaling 160 against Pure Milk and Dairy. Checks payable to I B Taylor bore forged C Hatcher signatures. the suspect used a projector, wore a blue shirt and suspenders, and fled with cash after small purchases. The probe ties to prior rubber checks in the region.
The Carey Times office printed reunion cards and engraved name cards, noting services for attendees. Cards prepared at the publication office, with names likely engraved for guests and commemoratives.
Kenneth Shafer and Arden Shade were joined by neighbors on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Roscoe Ward hosted relatives and Crystal and Kenneth Shafer visited their grandparents. Beech Grove Sunday school meets next Sunday at 9 30 with a prayer meeting at 7 30 Thursday.
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