Homebound Couple Recalls California Tour Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Leonard return to Findlay after two months in California visiting relatives and sightseeing. They rode the Big Four to Chicago then the Grand Canyon Limited to Los Angeles, toured Pasadena and Whittier with H. H. Heck, endured a sand storm and two weeks of rain, saw Mary Pickford at a flower show, visited Hollywood and Monterey Park, noted Technocracy discourse, and viewed Mission churches, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, and the Huntington Library in San Marino.
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E. E. Leonard
E. Pindlay Street
California
Carey
Big Four
Chicago
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Eme Ward
Heck
Pasadena
Carav
Andy Anderson
Anderson
Leonard
Abraham Lincoln
Feit. Martin
Whittier
Teonard
Plere
Ventura
Seth Thomas
Spain
Santa Ana
Tpm Peters
Mra T Leonard
Glendale
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
San Marino
Henry E Huntington
Beauty and History at Forest Lawn Memorial Park
The Forest Lawn cemetery houses two famous chapels, the Wee Kirk o the Heather and the Little Church of the Flowers. It features a Last Supper window in the mausoleum and reproductions of sculptures. The Huntington library and art gallery near Salt Lake City require admission cards. Henry E Huntington, a railroad magnate who died in 1927, amassed a vast collection on a 207 acre estate with botanical gardens.
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Forest Lawn
Annie Laurie
Scotland
Wee Kirk
Stoke Poges
Buckinghamshire
England
Gray
Leonardo da Vinci
Huntington Library
Art Gallery
Salt Marino
Eee
Huntington
Henry E. Huntington
Boes and Kummerer couple wed at St Joseph's Tiffin
Albert I. Boes and Miss Mary Lou Kummerer were married Tuesday at St Joseph's church in Tiffin. Rev. Fr. Hultzen officiated as guests and family gathered for a pink and white reception at the Kummerer home. The couple plans to reside with the Kummerer family as Boes works on his father's farm north of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert I. Boes
Boes
North of Carey
Mary Lou Kummerer
Gustave Kummerer
Hopewell Center
Hultzen
St Joseph’s Church
Tiffin
Mary Louise Myers
Edward Rees
Miss Myers
Kummerer
Weather review: wintry spell and early March lion
The storm Friday brought rain and thunder then cooler air. Spring returns early in the week with a touch of snow and a cold wind, as March seems to arrive like a lion.
Zion Bloom Cemetery to set cleaning contract in 1933
Trustees of Zion Bloom St Paul cemetery will open bids for cleaning work on Thursday March 2 1933 at 1 00 pm at the cemetery. Hosea Tong serves as secretary.
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Zion Bloom (St Paul) Cemetery
Hosea Tong
Methodist Church Day Opens Home Missionary Services
The Home Missionary society opened Church Day at the local Methodist church at 2:00 PM led by Mrs. W. N. Johnson with prayers from Mrs. W. Z. Campbell. Readings covered Industrial and Fine Arts in schools and included Japan India East Africa Korea Kalaw Burma. Supper followed at 6:00 PM served by the March group.
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Home Missionary Society
W. N. Johnson
W. Z. Campbell
Woman’s Home Misionary Society
Berta Purkey
Wesley Patterson
George Shuman
Maybe
Harry Hosafros
Korea
W. Campbell
Burma
Shuman
Chesebrough
Japan
Harriet Howey
C E Palmer
Ladies Aid
Lawrence Bland
Local Social News Highlights from McComb Area
Charles Turner helped move a neighbor on Tuesday while Mrs. Adam Amerine aided Mrs. Sylvester Bees. Attendees at Turners homes included Mr. and Mrs. George Turner and Mrs. Catherine Turner. Calls also came from Mrs. Albert Turner family and Thelma Knepper with Toledo visitors. Mrs. Adam Amerine was summoned to Findlay by the death of her foster father, Mr. R. J. Mackey, aged 82, long resident of McComb before moving to Findlay.
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Charles Turner
Wiliam Niederkohr
Adam Amerine
Sylvester Bees
Albert Turner
R. I. Mackey
Findlay
George Turner
Catherine
Margie
Charles
George Amerine
May Walton
Lester Knepper
Toledo
Thelma Knepper
Catherine Turner
R. J . Mackey
Mackey
Int McComb
Igi Findlay
Wharton Funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kimmel
A Tuesday tragedy in Wharton claimed the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kimmel in a butchered incident. Community members express shock as details remain limited and mourners gather.
Banks act to protect Columbus depositors under emergency act
Editorial notes two metropolitan editorials praising Columbus banks for using a new emergency act to curb withdrawals. Banks, solvent and sound, restrict non resident withdrawals to shield the community’s liquid assets. The Columbus Dispatch says the measure is temporary and aims to weather a short panic, with normal operations resuming soon.
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Columbus
Ohio
George White
Columbus Dispatch
New Bank Rules Calm Community After Second Day
The community, after two days under new withdrawal limits, shows restraint and adaptation. Columbus enacted legislation Monday night with an immediate stabilizing effect, reassuring depositors and business interests. Depositors remain cooperative as payroll plans are refined, creditors show lenience, and most discussions focus on bridging the gap to next pay day rather than blaming the policy. Brighter days are ahead. Printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office.
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Columbus
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmented Market List From Old Ledger
Readable segments show agricultural goods and prices in a historic ledger style. Items include wheat corn butterfat and eggs with varying rough prices and notes reflecting era specific market terms.
Beech Grove Community Remarked In Dense Social Notes
Beech Grove records show a flurry of visits and calls in late February and early March 1933. Residents including Ray Hunter, Lloyd Ward, Roscoe Ward, Adora Jane Hunter, and others hosted or visited friends and relatives from Carey Wharton Mt. Blanchard and nearby towns.
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Donna Schade
Lloyd Stroub
Forest Schade
Roscoe Ward
Ray Shaffer
Wm. Hunter
Mrs
Truman
Updegraft
South of
Carey
Ray van Scott
Forest
F. B. Schade
Evelyn Mason
Seth Hickle
Wharton
Porter Refuses More Ice Water for Corpse in Baggage Car
In a terse exchange a porter charges fifty cents for another pitcher of ice water. A passenger grimly remarks that more ice would not help because a corpse in the baggage car would not stay preserved.
A Real Nice Crowd Wedding Scene
A lively crowd filled the wedding scene as guests joked about the size. John recalls lining up twice to kiss the bride, a moment that went unnoticed by both the couple and the attendees.
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Sam
John
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Boes-Kummerer
Methodist Church Day
Carey Times
Base Line News
Lewis Kimmel
Frank Musgrave
Oregon
Nelson Gorsuch
Northwest
Lee Rickle
Dwight Brashares
Heart Brashares
Indsay
Truman Upderraff
Vanlue
Linus Reinhart
John Updegraff
Karloff the
Beech Grove
Ray Hunter
Will Rickle
W. H. Rickle
Ray Wickiser
gLldyd Ward
Ray Shafter
Mary Wickiser
Lloyd Ward
Amos Hickle
Watkins
Roy Price
Near Wharton
Kenneth Shaffer
Ernest’ Shane
John Stalter
Lucy Laughlin
Pat
Dean J . Powell
Jely Behwae
Shaffer
Elizabeth Hart
Adora Jane Hunter
Clara Louise
Frederick
Arden Schade
Dale Weaver
P. BE. Diller
Dwain
Miss Evelyn
Adora Hunter
Ernest Shane
O. C. Rickle
Asa Ellis
LaVern
Donna Louise
Alice Raynon
North of
Cartha Phillips
West
Howard
Allen Powell
Schade
Cora Hart
Elizabeth
Adora Jane
Donna Jean
Adora Jane Hurter
George’ Bland
Near
Kennneth
Roséod Ward
Carol Jane
Marilyn
Thoburn Baker
Near Carey
Dean Powell
West of Carey
Rita
Arthur
Vincent Brown
South of Carey
The
van Camp
Embassy
Gelatine
Aercharge
Kroger
Rome
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