Notable Local Deaths and Accidents Across Wyandot County
Obituaries note James J. Barrett 75 of Fostoria and Mary Josephine Hoopes 76 of Upper Sandusky. Other reports include Anna Cole’s hip fracture after a stair fall, birth of a 9 pound daughter to Earl B. Driver and Martha Grove, and Robert B. Downing’s death in Bucyrus. also details of a man’s self inflicted death, legal fines for Wells and McVeigh, a windpump accident severing a finger, widespread No-See-Um pests, and Indian relics unearthed along the Marion road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Barrett
Ray Cornely
Kirby
Fostoria
E. Wyandot ’ Avenue
Sandusky River
Mary Josephine Hoopes
Upper Sandusky
Carrollton
Anna Cole
Alrs
Ferra Orwig
Sandusky
Earl B. Driver
Arlington
O. C. Stutz
Charles E. Chatlain
South of
Nevada
Henry B. McCreary
L. W. Naus
Chatlain
Amel Wells
Marseilles
Emery Glosser
Mae Wells
Justice of the Peace
F. E. Weidaw
S. W. McVeigh
Bremen
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Weidaw
Ohio
Wyandot County
Marion Road
Community Guests and Callers Round Carey Area
Numerous visits and callers spread across Carey and nearby towns with families such as Orians Arnold Fleck and Davidson hosting or visiting relatives including Miss Catherine Arnold Dolores Orians and Peggy Ann Schlachter among others. Activities center on Sunday dinners weekday calls and weekend visits across Upper Sandusky Carey Alvada Kirby Martinsburg and nearby homes.
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Catherine Arnold
William Walt
Carey
Roland Caldwell
Luella
Charles Orians
Wilfrid Logsdon
Otto Nye
Alvada
Russell Gottier
Frank Arnold
Catherine
Dolores Orians
Salome Orians
Michael Wensinger
George Haford
Kirby
C C Krebs
Ed L. Weaver
Henry Davidson
Charles
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
Versa
Robert Orians
Peggy Ann Schlachter
Wayne Weaver
Joan
Mary
Dolores
Woodrow
Ross Orians
Charles Brown
John Orians
Jack
Gene
Ambrose Orians
Eliza
Joseph Arnold
Vincent Arnold
East of Upper Sandusky
Agnes Arnold
South of Upper Sandusky
Emmet Orians
Carl Ball
Near Upper Sandusky
Edward McDonald
Bertha Newell
Maxine
Junior
Martinsburg, Pa
Jack Spitler
Southeast of
Newspapers Boost Ads Tie to Profit in Depression Era
New York June 28 Newspaper advertising helps many companies weather the depression and lift profits. A survey by the American Newspaper Publishers Association shows 25 firms that held or increased ad spend in 1931 had only a 7 percent net income decline versus 73 percent for those cutting ads. Examples include an auto maker raising ad spend 33 percent with a 40 percent earnings rise, and an electric refrigerator firm spending 200,000 with 60 percent higher sales in 1931. Tobacco firms increasing ads mostly saw earnings gains, while some firms cutting ads suffered earnings declines.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Carey City Council Minutes Record Salaries and Bills
The Carey city council met Monday with Mayor Krebs and council members present. They approved numerous bills and salaries for June and April to June, including W. J. Jefferson 87.50 Frank Fry 64 Emmon Frederick 50 Eugenia Henry 37.50 and many other staff, laborers, and refunds. Ohio Power Co energy for June 3463.45 and related expenses. The meeting covered street work, gas and water refunds, and preparations for an adjourned session July 7 to discuss land and unemployment aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krebs
Nuryguer
Squier
Gottfried
Emerine
Nachbar
Feasel
Shafer
Board of Public Affairs
W. J. Jefferson
Frank Fry
Emmon Frederick
Eugenia Henry
Jacob Stief
E. D. Moore
Sylvester Pahl
E. G. Snyder
Geo. Bish
Robert Daley
Frank Mangett
Westinghouse Electric Dig, Co
Earl Williams
Holmerden Co
Mary Mosier
W. H. Houk
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Fabian Welding Shop
Railway Express Agency
Wyandot
Chas. Lindower
Geo. Zahn
Same
Joe Silverstein
Ed Combs
Geo. Snyder
Harry Bowman
Chas. Cross
Lester Salyer
Elizabeth McLaughlin
S. H. Krebs
R. L. Gottfried
O. W. Squier
L. J. Nachbar
M. D. Shafer
F. J. Emerine
H. G. Feasel
Robt. O’connor
W. Mullholand
Earl Briggs
Jacob Nitrauer
Daisy Moyer
William Pahl
Taitig
Nettig Walters
Zan
Gecider
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Ohio Fuel Gas Co., Gas At Town Hall
No Wonder
Russell Zeis
J. T. Stombaugh
Linus Myers
Harvey Sopher
Forest Bland
Henry Emerine
Tom Baker
Don Hunter
Gerald Doppler
Carey Times
Village Treasury
Bert Rothbey
Ernest Kitzler
Frank Slemmer
W. B. Hoff
Charles Miller
Wm. Humbert
Ed Gibbs
Edward Riester
Carey
Fostoria
W. North Street
G. W. Sutphen
Toledo
Mr. Sutphen
Peoples Bank
C E. Edgington
Findlay
L. M Nachbar
L. Vance Street
N Zahn
BevVier
State Department of Health
Council
Steigerwalt Family Holds Eighth Reunion at Riverside Park
About 40 Steigerwalt descendants gathered at Riverside Park in Findlay for the eighth annual reunion. They largely live in Wyandot County and plan to meet next year at Deshler Park on the third Sunday in June. Seymour Steigerwalt was chosen president and Ruth Steigerwalt was named secretary.
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Steigerwalt
Riverside Park
Findlay
Joseph Steigerwalt
Wyandot County
Deshler Park
Seymour Steigerwalt
Hancock County
Ruth Steigerwalt
Carey Times Ad Offers Printing Services
The Want Column notes Carey Times offers letter heads and envelopes and commercial printing of all kinds, highlighting printing services for business needs.
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Carey Times
Gardens at Mount Vernon Reveals Washington Style and Plantings
The United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission highlights Mount Vernon’s design as a model of balance and majesty. It details the north flower garden and south kitchen garden with terraced levels, boxwood borders, and historic fruit walls, plus modern exotics gifted to Washington. The commission urges planting flowers on vacant urban strips this summer and provides contact for garden requests.
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Mount Vernon
United States
George Washington
Washington
Philadelphia
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Washington Building
Washington, D. C
Beech Grove Community Notices and Visits
Beech Grove residents hosted and visited over multiple days with families including Ward Wickiser Schade Hunter and Shane households. Beech Grove church plans a July 3 children’s meeting and Sunday school at 9:30 with Rev. Elwood Botkins to preach. Various cousins and neighbors from Carey Findlay Fostoria Wharton and Mt Blanchard appear in recorded visits and social calls.
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Lloyd Ward
Roy Wickiser
Evelyn Mason
Carol Jane
Marilyn Shane
Beech Grove Church
F. B. Schade
Adora Jane
Donna Jean Hunter
Donna Jean
Junior Hunter
Donna Schade
W. H. Rickle
Sam Durket
Neil Cornwell
Findlay
Geneva Schade
P. E. Diller
Dwain
Tiffin
EB. F. Shane
Floyd Herbert
Janis John Updegraff
John, Jr
Carey
Harold Stahl
E. F. Shane
Dan Walter
Cardington
Ray Hunter
Howard
Adora Hunter
Wilbur Tong
Beech Grove
Elwood Botkins
Wharton
Geneva
Donna
Arden Schade
Dale Weaver
Hannah England
Mt Blanchard
Carol June
Marilyn
This Place
F. B. Shane
Stanley Dennis
Jessie Ernest
Fostoria
Lloyd Pfeifer
Ed Weaver
Miss Geneva
Evelyn
Arden
Sign on Ecars Averts Hitchhiker Problems
A Boston Transcript note describes a driver using a simple plan to deter hitchhikers. He places a taxi sign on his electric car as soon as it leaves town, avoiding unwanted stops.
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Boston Transcript
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Albert Reber
Upper
First National Bank
Salem News
A. A. McBeth
Cole Bros. Grocery and Meat Market
Bish
E. Findlay St
Walter Blair
Fred Hiatt
Paul Human
C. M. Powell
Cletus Pahl
Alva Snook
L. M. Remlinger
Stella Nye
L. E. Geiger
W. L. Ruffing
Josephine Wright
A. C. Shue
J. P. Weinandy
Harry Putnam
O. Pratt
D. A. Cole
H. L. Wenner
Claude Johnson
W H Houk
W L Lindsay
Joseph Myers
Tesora Harshberger
D C Henry
P J Pahl
Fetters
Peter Emerine Same
Ohio Power Co
Brininger’s
Steigerwalt Family
Mt. Vernon
Baby
Heavies
the Sunbeam Hatchery
South Main St
Findlay, Ohio