Death of Charles Omer Bell in Findlay obituary
Charles Omer Bell 40 died 10 30 o clock Thursday at 815 Washington avenue Findlay after a stroke of apoplexy suffered five days earlier He was an accountant with Ohio Oil for nine years previously worked for Standard Oil beet sugar plant He taught at Win A Couple class First United Brethren church and belonged to the Masonic lodge Funeral was at 200 o clock Sunday at United Brethren church Rev W C May officiating Interment Maple Grove cemetery He was born April 25 1892 at Wharton married September 1915 to Mearl Alheim and leaves two sons Russell and Warren plus his wife two children one died in infancy and his parents and three brothers Paul Clair Medford Bell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Omer Bell
Washington Avenue
Findlay
Bell
Ohio ‘Oil Company
Standard Oil
First
United Brethren Church
Masonic Lodge
W. C. May
Maple Grove Cemetery
Charles
Estella Bell
Wharton
Mearl Alheim
Russell O. Bell
Warren E. Bell
Paul Bell
Clair Bell
Medford Bell
Grand Lodge
Mich
Beitler Reports On Gas Pipeline Work And Ground Movement
Gerald S Beitler, of the Ohio Fuel Gas company main line division, writes in the Ohio Gas and Oil Men's Journal about the Columbia System in Indiana completed in 1921, the longest natural gas pipeline conceived, linking Texas gas to Ohio and the Atlantic seaboard. He also studies the longitudinal movement of pipe in the ground and metal expansion and contraction underground. The Cardington graduate later attended Ohio Wesleyan University. The Beitler family formerly lived in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald S. Beitler
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Supt. C. M. Beitler
Ohio Gas and Oil Men‘s Journal
Columbia
Indiana
Texas
Ohio
Atlantic Seaboard
Beitler
Cardington High School
Gerald Beitler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Columbus
Cardington
Carey
Hanna Accepts Reappointment as County Superintendent
At a county board of education meeting H O Hanna announced his acceptance of the position for another year. The board, at its May meeting, reduced the salary to 2500 dollars, down 200 from last year. Hanna, formerly Hardin county superintendent, has held the post here four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
H O Hanna
Hanna
Hardin County
Cardington
Johnson Family Reunion Held at Carew Park
Fifty members of the Johnson family gathered at Carew Park for their annual reunion. Relatives attended from North Baltimore Gibsonburg Foster in Newark Wharton and Cirey. During the business session following the dinner GEO Johnson of Findlay Street was elected president and Charles Bretz of North Baltimore was chosen treasurer. The next reunion will be at Raiserside Park Findlay in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Carew Park
North Baltimore
Gibsonburg
Sycamore Leader Calls Peddler License Inquiry
A Sycamore leader questions peddlers and urges scrutiny of licenses before sales, arguing locals should not hand money to outsiders and urging residents to demand proper permits from vendors. The plea frames a stance against patronizing outsiders and emphasizes homegrown enforcement.
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Willace
Mirri
Customers as People at the Store
The poem frames customers as diverse, fair buyers who visit to spend money. It urges salespeople to judge none by appearance, noting some poor looking customers pay most. It warns against favoritism and pride, insisting polite treatment and consistent effort to secure business.
Conner Eyestone Nuptials Held At Bride’s Home
Miss Troas Conner and Paul Eyestone wed Friday night in a Cromer road home ceremony. Bride wore white satin and carried roses. Blanche Peters was maid of honor. Kenneth Lindsay served as best man. After a brief reception, the couple left for a Michigan motor trip and will reside in Jeromeville where Eyestone teaches. Attending relatives hailed from Tiffin, east of town, Upper Sandusky, Vanlue, and nearby areas.
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Troas Conner
Dayton H. Conner
Paul Eyestone
J R. Eyestone
Cromer Road
Blanche Peters
Kenneth Lindsay
Tiffin
Michigan
Jeromeville
Eyestone
Harley Eyestone
Tifin Tribune
Stanley Eyestone
East of Town
J. R Eyestone
Upper Sandusky
Charles Loader
Luella Mae
Vanlue
Receipt Form May Avoid Check Tax
A Toledo banking advisory notes that receipts rather than checks may bypass the new federal check tax. The Treasury Legal Division ruling suggests receipts are not taxable, prompting bankers to study new payment systems. Verbal orders to pay escape tax, and railroad payroll checks drawn against company treasurers pose additional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Treasury Department
Stockholders to be checked in Hancock County
County Auditor G Ray Morehart returned from Columbus with a complete list of Hancock County citizens who own stock. The state tax commission compiled the list for county auditing to ensure all stock owners are taxed under the new Ohio law. Auditors may penalize owners who fail to return stock for taxation. checks start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Ray Morehart
Columbus
Hancock County
State Tax Commission
Aps
Carey Times Legal Notices Request
Reader reminder to file or appoint counsel for legal notices in Carey Times. Guidance emphasizes bringing notices yourself or instructing an attorney to submit on your behalf.
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Carey Times
Blanchard River Named for French Tailor From France
The Blanchard river in Ohio carries a name tied to Jean Jacques Blanchard a French tailor who joined Shawnee life near the Auglaize watershed. Historians note Wyandot and Shawnee names for the stream while early surveyors called it Blanchard's fork of the Auglaize. He died around 1802 likely at Fort Findlay after a life spanning Louisiana to the Northwest Territory.
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Hardin County
Kenton
Hancock County
Putnam County
Blanchard
United States
Ohio
Jean Jacques Blanchard
Old Fort Findlay
Northwest Territory
Lttle
Louisiana
Dayton
Iowa
St Paul Socials Tie To Findlay Visits And Gatherings
Mrs Earl Beard and Mrs H C Billings spent Friday in Findlay visiting relatives. Several local couples hosted and visited neighbors across the weekend including Mr and Mrs Arthur Rader, Earl Gorsuch, Jacob Bachar, Mrs Hart Beard, and Mrs Elizabeth Stahl. Other gatherings featured Mr and Mrs M C Bayless, Mr and Mrs Dale Robison, Mr and Mrs Harold Frantz, Mr and Mrs S C Presler, Mr and Mrs Paul Walters, Willis Baughman and son Gerald, Ed Clady, Lonna Pratt, Thoburn Baker, and Sherman Tong families.
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Earl Beard
H. C. Billings
Findlay
Arthur Rader
H A. Stoll
Earl Gorsuch
Ella Orwig
Jacob Bachar
Hart Beard
Sherman Tong
Elizabeth Stahl
M. C
Harold Frantz
Fostoria
S. C. Presler
Paul Walters
Willis Baughman
Gerald
Ed Clady
Lonna Pratt
Thoburn Baker
Deeds for Lots and Land in Carey Pitt and Jackson Townships
Multiple transfers señd real estate in Mexico Carey Pitt and Jackson townships. Transactions include 47 49 and 51 in Mexico and various lots exchanged for small sums. Parties include John Goetz Ernest E Melick Bertha F Tong Emily H Barr Simon M McKinley John Henry Swartz Thomas Bowman Jeanette Se coy Charlotte Smythe Paul G Secoy and others.
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John Goetz
Ernest E. Melick
Mexico
William Barr
Bertha F. Tong
Carey
Emily H Barr
Simon M McKinley Et al
John Henry Swartz
Jackson Township
Thomas Bowman
Jeanette Secoy
Charlotte Smythe
Paul G Secoy
Pitt Township
Rules of the Road urged by Director Merrell to cut highway accidents
Director Merrell proposes ten highway rules to reduce crashes in Ohio and nationwide. Emphasizing warning signs, careful intersections, proper signaling, and maintenance, he links competence and courtesy to fewer deaths and injuries while noting the enormous economic cost of 1931 accidents.
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Merrell
Ohio
Department of Highways
Rural government topics to be explored in 14 OSU discussions
A series of 14 Farm Night talks begins July 11 on WEAO to probe rural government. R C Atkinson of the Ohio Institute and H H Davis of the College of Education will lead discussions on county budgeting purchasing consolidation and reorganization with themes on cost taxes and efficiency in county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Institute
College of Education
Ohio State University
Agricultural Extension Service
The
State University
WEAO
College of Agriculture
R C Atkinson
H. H. Davis
the State University
Sixteen poisoned after eating home made ice cream
A group of sixteen people fell ill after consuming ice cream made at Dale Hemmerly's home on Monday evening. The ice cream was prepared with milk from cows that had fed on wild parsnips, and Dr Holtzmuller was summoned for medical care.
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Dale Hemmerly
Holtzmuller
Tymochter Creek Reopens To Fishermen In Ohio
Following Governor White's order, Ohio streams closed to fishing on January 2 will reopen July 1. Creeks including Tymochtee are part of the reopening with signs being removed as stocking proceeds.
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White
Ohio
Tymochtee Creek
Public debts heavy tax burden across Ohio counties
A study by F L Morison of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station shows nearly one billion dollars in bonded debt across Ohio taxing districts on December 31 1930. The debt has nearly doubled since 1920 and grown fivefold since 1910, with sharp variations by county and a high per capita burden in several urban counties. In eight counties interest payments consumed a large share of municipal taxes. Use the Want Column. It pays.
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Ohio
F. L. Morison
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Auglaize
Champaign
Coshocton
Défiance
Fayette
Hardin
Huron
Madison
Morgan
Paulding
Union
Williams
Harrison
Knox
Pickaway
Putnam
Vinton
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Geauga
Hamilton
Lake
Lawrence
Lucas
Montgomery
Scioto
Summit
Ashtabula
Guernsey
Marriage Announcement Vera Traxler and RE Arnesberger
Miss Vera Traxler and RE B Arnesberger of Toledo wed Sunday May 5 at the Traxler home in Findlay with Rev James M Guyer officiating. The bride, in ivory satin with fur trim, wore an ivory bouquet and received in marriage from her father J N Traxler. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will take a lake trip. she is a Findlay High School graduate and college attendee, while the groom works with the American Radio Television Association.
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Vera Traxler
RE. B. Arnesberger
Toledo
J. N. Traxler
Larkin Street
James M. Guyer
College Church of God
Traxler
Arnesberger
Findlay High School
Findlay College
American Radio Television Association
Cotrler
W W G Hubach Dead At 57 In Tiffin
William G. Hubach sixty seven partner in Hubach's Products of Tiffin died suddenly from a heart attack at his home 128 Monrose street early Saturday. He had been ill nearly two weeks but had seemed to be recovering.
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William G. Hubach
Hubach
Tiffin
Monrose Street
Editor Roger Harshman and Barbara Slack Wed in Bellevue
Roger L. Harshman editor of the New Riegel News and Miss Barbara Isabel Slack of Bellevue were married at noon Saturday in the Bellevue Evangelical church celebrating a quiet ceremony with family and friends.
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Roger L. Harshman
New Riegel News
Barbara Isabel Slack
Bellevue
Bellevue Evangelical Church
Receiver's Notice to Creditors of Fashion Art Clothes Inc
The Common Pleas Court of Wyandot County Ohio appointed Earl S Burson as Receiver for Fashion Art Clothes Inc of Carey Ohio on May 28 1932. Creditors must file written claims with the Receiver by July 9 1932 or be disallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Art Clothes, Inc
Common Pleas Court
Wyandot County
Ohio
Earl S. Burson
Carey
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Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
Johnson Family Reunion
Conner
France
ST. Paul
Bristoll & Kear
Harry C. Bristoll
Sinteen
G. Hubach
NEW Riegel
Widlar
Jewel
Jar
Hollywood Brand
Happy Vale
Ginger Aleatonia Club
Sunkist
Virginia
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