Crossing dispute halts reinstallation at Lima crossing
Forest village council blocked a plan to reinstate a Lima street crossing watchman after state utilities urged it. Inspectors recommended reinstatement, but the council voted to install cross arms and flasher masts instead and later rescinded a 5 mph train speed limit. Several past accidents are cited including Ellen Burk Talbert and Sally Elvin.
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Lima Street
Big Four
Tig
Ept
Cliff Spoon
State
Public Utilities Commission
Champ
Big Four Ry
Forest
Ellen Burk- Talbert
Sally Elvin
Andy Baker
Forest Review
Short Change Artist Preyed On Local Power Office
A heavyset woman in a blue tam and black coat snared extra change after buying a 20c lamp with a $10 bill at the Ohio Power company office Tuesday afternoon. She fled with the $10 after a pocketbook search revealed more change. A Ford coupe with Ohio plate D12 617 was linked to the suspect, who previously used the same trick in Tiffin. Marshal L E Scherry investigates.
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Ohio Power Company
Ohio
Tiffin
L. E Scherry
Largest shovel order for Marion Steam Shovel Co.
The Marion Steam Shovel Co. secured a big order last week for a 20 yard coal stripping shovel, a 65 yard shovel, and other accessories. The 20 yard shovel, the largest made by the company, will strip earth over coal veins in Illinois, with the 65 yard shovel loading the mined coal.
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Marion Steam Shovel Co
Marion Company
Illinois
Smoking rooms planned at Ohio Wesleyan University dormitories
Administrative officers announced last Tuesday that smoking rooms will be opened in Ohio Wesleyan University dormitories in Delaware to address problems arising from the increase in smoking among women.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Salary Cuts Slash County Dog Warden and Humane Officer Pay
The Seneca county dog warden saw his salary reduced from 125 dollars a month to 10 dollars per month, while the humane officer’s pay faced a 100 percent cut, signaling deep budget constraints and staffing adjustments.
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Seneca County
A JIG SAW PUZZLE BIRTH OF PATIENCE AND PATTERN
Henry Loukusa compares the jig saw puzzle to life in a reflective piece from the Detroit Free Press. The poem describes pieces scattered into chaos forming a image when held with patience and vision.
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Henry Loukusa
Detroit Free Press
Transfer of Motor Vehicles Agency Approved by House
The house approved moving the bureau of motor vehicles from the secretary of state to the department of highways by a wide margin. Representative Hugh A. McNamee sponsored the bill with White House backing, while Secretary of State George S. Myers led opposition. The governor supports a highway police bill under the same department, and senate opposition is anticipated.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Secretary of State’s Department
Department
of Highways
House of Representatives
Hugh A. McNamee
Cleveland
George S. Myers
Highway Department
Senate
New 3-Cent Stamp Honors General Oglethorpe
A 3 cent postage stamp marking Georgia’s 200th anniversary commemorates General James Oglethorpe founder of the colony. The design features a armored portrait of Oglethorpe with a white ribbon bearing his name and the dates 1733 and 1933 flanking the head.
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Georgia
General Oglethorpe
Gen. Oglethorpe
L Oglethorpe
Advertising Still Best Way to Reach Money-Saving Shoppers
The Pemberville Leader urges merchants to advertise despite cost concerns. It argues current times favor legitimate ads as people search for savings, warning that cutting advertising widens the income expense gap.
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Pemberville
Uncle Jesse Treece 98 Celebrates Birthday in Arlington
Arlington marked the 98th birthday of Jesse Treece also known as Uncle Jesse the village patriarch He is described as Hancock county's oldest man Friends and neighbors visited his North Main Street home and sent greetings to honor the occasion.
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Jesse Treece
Arlington
Hancock County
Jesse
North Main Street
Arlingtonian
Death of Tiffin Bank Teller Stickney at Cleveland Show
Carlton G. Stickney 31 teller at Commercial National Bank Tiffin died suddenly about 6 30 pm last Wednesday while attending a moving picture show in Cleveland.
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Carlton G. Stickney
Commercial National Bank
Tiffin
Cleveland
Keeping The Home Fires Burning Aid Effort in Tiffin
Unemployed men in Tiffin cut over 2500 cords of wood to heat the needy residents, aiding relief efforts through community labor and shared resources.
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Tiffin
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Carey Times Office
Readable items show name cards prepared for staff or visitors at the Carey Times office. Cards appear printed or engraved, outlining individual names and roles for organization and identification.
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Carey Times
One Township Official Idea Sparks Debate in Ohio
A bill in the General Assembly proposes a single township official at 350 dollars annually to replace three trustees and the township clerk. The piece argues rural residents deserve local self government and warns against eroding home rule while noting townships reduced taxes 1927 to 1932.
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General Assembly
Ithe
Ohio
County meeting of businessmen and railroad employees
A fair sized crowd attended the county meeting at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. R W Nutting and C C Brial of Columbus spoke about Ohio Railroad Employer and Citizens League. They noted 28 states have similar groups totaling about 2 000 000 members with 85 000 in Ohio and 8 000 in Franklin county. A branch in this county is likely to form to oppose future harmful competition from motor transportation on public highways. Music by Helen Stecher, Allen Moser, George Denman, and Thomas McEldowney was well received.
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R. W. Nutting
C. C. Brial
Columbus
Nutting
Ohio Railroad Employer and Citizens League
Mr. Brial
Franklin County
Ohio
Helen Stecher
Allen Moser
George Denman
Thomas McEldowney
Chioef
Landowners Pay $48 000 For Roads In County
Senora county landowners paid more than $48 000 for road assessments last year. County roads cost $30 610.62 and state roads $17 844.37. Farmers paid $266 780.65 for county roads and $373 057.48 for state roads between 1919 and 1931. Data sent to the state highway department for legislators considering six refund bills.
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Senora County
State Highway Department
James B. Puffenberger
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Gasoline Tax Distribution Paid to Municipalities
State Auditor Tracy reports the February 13 distribution of gasoline tax revenues to villages cities counties and townships statewide. Checks mailed to townships totaled 300 dollars per township each county received 10000 dollars and each city or village received one dollar per automobile registered within the municipality.
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Tracy
Roosevelt to lead four Eagle Scouts at inauguration guard
President-elect Roosevelt invites four Eagle Scouts to stand with him on the reviewing stand at the White House on Inauguration Day. Two Georgia troops will participate in the inaugural parade, with other selected Scouts from Washington Richmond and Baltimore councils. Adjutant Grayson plans a line of Scouts from Capitol to White House and hundreds more at first aid stations.
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Roosevelt
White House
Arthur 3. Brooks
Harding Boy Scout Council
Georgia
Manchester
Ween
Grednite
Washington
Richmond
Baltimore
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York
Great Ten Mile River
Sullivan County
N. Y
Admiral Grayson
Capitol
Adjusting Farm Leases Aims At Fair 1933 Rents
Farmers and tenants face cash rent disputes as 1933 approaches. A study by Morrison and Falconer suggests price based adjustments using 1925–1929 production quantities and 1932 average prices. It shows farm income near 40 percent of the 1925–1929 level, guiding fair rent levels for 1933.
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Aot
F.L. Morrison
J. I. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio
Unruly Crowd Question at Mount Royal Cemetery
A heavyset woman elbows through a crowd and strikes another, then asks which car to take to Mount Royal Cemetery. The reply: Not to me, madam, it makes no difference.
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Mount Royal Cemetery
Dr H L Wenner near scene of Roosevelt assassination attempt
Dr H L Wenner returned from a two week Miami visit and said he heard the Roosevelt address four blocks from the shooting site. He described pandemonium in Miami as crowds surged for the event. He noted winter visitors crowded the city more this year, with Ohio and New York residents prominent.
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H. L. Wenner
Miami
Fla
Franklin
D. ‘Roosevelt
Dr. Wenner
Ohio
New
York State
Tima
Dave
Criftin
Terbuns
Mae
Appointment of Administrators for Tesora M Harshberger Estate
Notice states Miriam M Harshberger and Elmer C Harshberger of Carey Ohio named as administrators of Tesora M Harshberger deceased late of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated February 16 1933 by Judge Russell H Kear probate division Wyandot County Ohio.
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Tesora
M. Harshberger
Miriam M. Harshberger
Elmer C. Harshberger
Carey, Ohio
Carey
Wyandot County
Ohio
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common ‘Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Appointment of administrator de bonis non Kinney estate
George Ash of Carey Ohio is duly appointed as administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of the estate of Frederick M Kinney deceased late of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated February 15 1933. Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
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George Ash
Carey
Ohio
Frederick M. Kinney
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
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Eloise Thrall
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ardries
Oglethorpe
Uncle Jesse Treece
Our Township
Boy Scouts
Good Riddance
Kee
Carey Times Job Department
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