Carey Ohio Post Office Newspaper Motto Published Weekly
Published every Thursday and entered at Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
7
Published every Thursday and entered at Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
The Rev Paul Kr Cidgiver of Christ Tinta church in Carey spoke to Tiffin Business University students during the weekly assembly Friday morning on self control as a guide. He said lives are influenced by three voices from world, inner challenge, and divine encouragement. Ruth Snyder and the university orchestra provided music as Delta literary society sponsored the program.
The Pemberville Leader reports a Bowling Green man and a Clyde man received letters from a Barcelona prisoner asking for $4000 for freedom and promising half of a $225000 fortune in checks. The advice is to ignore such proposals and not bite.
In Long Beach Compton and Huntington Park aftershocks give way to a pneumonia scare as 16 patients, mostly elderly, are brought to Seaside Hospital and emergency stations since sundown. Ambulance chief William Van divides the town into patrols to reach outdoor camps near 2,000 ruined homes and move those poorly sheltered to Bixby Park where relief tents and blankets await. Some resist care amid days of malnutrition and exposure.
Unemployed men tear down a 14 by 60 foot section of the old Grummel brewery bottling works on the riverfront. Salvaged stone and brick will be used for street base and paving. City improvement effort employs labor for masonry work while owners provide some labor.
Scarcity of money or fuel drives many trees along the Portage River to be cut, removing beauty and farmer protection. The Pemberville Leader warns that without planting on broad acres soon the region may resemble western prairies, inviting cyclones and tornadoes. The Carey Times reminds readers to submit legal notices.
Ohio State University soils chief Robert Salter offers guidance for farmers with small fertilizer budgets. He recommends modest, widespread application over larger areas, with crop type and soil quality dictating rates and forms such as 2-12-6 or 0-14-6 analyses for specific crops.
Speaker Frank Cave of Mansfield backed the Spaght Addison garnishee bill in the Ohio House to pass as an emergency measure. It raises two key changes: exempting up to 75 dollars of a head of family's monthly wages and 50 dollars for an unmarried person, and allowing a court to appoint a trustee to collect a wage percentage for creditors to avoid garnishee actions.
The transplanting of a large maple tree along the new widened Route 37 near Mt. Blanchard was required. The tree stood at the home of C. E. Bell southeast of town and was moved to a new site to continue shading the Bell residence after excavating 20 feet in circumference and four feet deep to fit its new space.
B. M. Bacher of Carey Ohio is appointed administrator of the estate of Jonathan Bacher deceased from Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Judge Russell H. Kear of the Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division signs this notice dated March 8 1933.
Notice in Wyandot County Ohio that Felix A. Kitzler is named executor of the Dora Billock estate. Dated March 7, 1933, in Carey village.
A merchant on the left side of the street speaks in measured terms. The remark reflects local discourse and hints at steady trade conditions.
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