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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
2
An East Aurora advertisement reflects on a library book passed among readers. A boy drops the book but explains it is just a library book. The tale traces how a single volume comforts a sick girl and many others, spreading happiness and ideas.
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Musgrave 80 died at her daughter Mrs Ira Squire Clyde were held Sunday at the Squier home and at the Presbyterian church Rev Walter Massey officiated burial at McPherson cemetery She was born in Berwick October 2 1852 daughter of John and Mary Friend pioneers of Seneca county She married Scott Musgrave in Berwick in July 1872 moved to Clyde 45 years ago Surviving: three daughters one son one brother and two sisters plus Montague family attendees listed
The Bloomville Gazette marks 33 years in publication with present publishers Messrs Hossler and Kimmel attending the anniversary. Longtime subscribers remain loyal, a compliment to the paper and its leadership.
A group of about 100 Communists in Toledo is accused of urging residents to refuse tax payments. The note claims their influence is limited and does not reflect activity among Russian peasants.
The Bucyrus post office is expected to finish this month, two months early, with an appropriation of $25,000. total cost stands at $115,000, a sizable amount for taxpayers in tough times.
Please mail newsretters so that they reach The Carey Times office by Tuesday. We shall appreciate it very much if you will keep this in mind.
Legal notice directs that estate settlement details be published by the Arey Times with instruction to the attorney to proceed accordingly.
The Board of Public Affairs approved a revised electric rate plan on Friday to save about 1,000 for consumers. Domestic rates from 74c to 4c per kWh with a $1 minimum. Power rates from 6c to 3c per kWh with a $1 minimum for up to 5 hp. Rural customers pay 8c with a $2.50 minimum. All bills include a one cent penalty for late payment. New rates take effect with the next billing.
Ohio sportsmen fear efforts to abolish game wardens and shift enforcement to sheriffs and constables. Conservationists cite failures of deputy sheriffs to handle protection duties. Sportsmen argue wardens must be nature focused with wildlife knowledge and strong conservation zeal. Wardens are funded by hunting and fishing licenses, prompting calls for legislators to heed sportsmen.
The Chorus and Girls and Boys Glee Clubs will present In Old Vienna Friday night March 10 at 8 o clock. Admission is 25 cents for all and tickets are available from cast members or at the door. The show is billed as a pleasant entertaining musical comedy.
New regulations close the rest room each evening except Wednesday and Saturday at 7 00 pm and keep it shut Sundays. The marshal holds the key and doors stay locked mornings until duty. The room has been renovated, floor oiled after old linoleum removal.
I S Guthery, 67, former state director of agriculture, died suddenly March 1 of a heart attack. He collapsed at Campbell National Bank in Larue, Marion County, where he served as bank president. He had resigned his state post after a long illness.
The Crawford county office once run by the county agent was closed after commissioners failed to appropriate funds for maintenance. The office had operated for about fifteen years before its shutdown.
The Pemberville bank reopened on February 25 with a warm reception. Deposits reached 33,649.39 while payouts totaled 3,310.21. Sheriff’s deputy, a festive band presence, and generous local donors marked the day.
At a Tiffin meeting, rural school boards recommended abolishing the Seneca county basketball league as an economy measure. The group organized and elected officers Hz. Casselman of Old Fort president Ward Rosenberger of Cromer vice president and Clarence Mann of Clinton township secretary treasurer. The meeting also considered reducing or abandoning the current $800 teacher salary minimum, to be decided at a later session.
Preparations are under way to move state government departments from the State House to the new State Office Building on Front Street. A Hamilton county corporation has won the contract to house 27 departments scattered across Columbus in three days. Dedicatory services and public inspection details will be announced soon.
A business bulletin recalls historic boom and bust periods in the United States, from 1837 to 1933, detailing bank suspensions, market closes, and varying prosperity. It argues that constructive planning during past downturns created fortunes and suggests today’s upturn follows prior patterns. Sioux City Live Stock Record.
Senator Thomas J. Walsh 73 a Roosevelt cabinet figure died suddenly aboard a train en route to Washington with his Cuban wife. Physicians cited heart condition or brain hemorrhage as the cause after he fell ill at Daytona Beach Florida Tuesday night. The death occurred as Mrs Walsh a Cuban widow married in Havana last Saturday became distraught. The body was taken to Rocky Mount North Carolina for the next leg of the Atlantic Coast Line journey.
Washington March 2 Congress man elect Charles V Truax assailed financiers in a speech before a meeting of congressmen elect called by Will Rogers new member from Oklahoma Rogers is not related to the humorist The new members met to consider action supporting measures for the next congress Truax said For 12 years ours has been a government of the bankers by the bankers and for the bankers He urged legislation to aid farmers He cited Ohio where foreclosure buyers rise against the aristocracy of money which has bankrupted them.
Letter heads and envelopes, in fact commercial printing of all kinds, at the Carey Times.
Reva Hilen Ray the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Ray died after a week long illness in Findlay Home and Hospital She was born January 23 1933 and was one month seven days old at death Funeral services were held at the family residence in Big Springs township with interment in Brayton cemetery
A quirky note from Alla in Stockholm asks if a giraffe gets a sore throat when wet feet appear. The reply says yes but not until the following week, reflecting playful weather humor.
Felix Kitzier of Carey Ohio has been duly appointed as Executor of the estate of Dora Billock late of the Village of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated March 7 1933 by Russell H Kear Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
Mir iam M. Harshberger and Elmer C. Harshberger of Carey Ohio appointed administrators of Tesora M. Harshberger estate in Wyandot County. Probate entry dated February 16 1933.
George Ash of Carey Ohio has been appointed administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of the estate of Frederick M Kinney deceased of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. This 15th day of February.
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