Cyclone Leaves Hancock County in Heavy Damage
A large cyclone struck near Upper Sandusky and Hancock county causing extensive destruction across Salem and surrounding towns. Buildings, barns, and trees were ruined while waterways flooded roads and bridges. One death is suspected near Ashland and overall damage exceeds $100,000. Authorities reported downed wires and road closures as rain persisted.
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Nine Oaks
Town
A. GO. Suber
Wharton
Salem Township
Upper
Sandusky
Hancock County
Carey
Crane Township
Upper Sandusky
Benton Ridge
Mt. Cory
Jenera
Williamstown
Mt. Blanchard
Vanlue
Charles
Marion Road
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky Road
Ohio
Lodi
New Lexington
Ashland
Marietta
Cleveland Man Arrested for Parking Violations
Ernest Sylvester of Cleveland was arrested by Night Policeman Earl Briggs after parking his truck over a cross walk and in front of a fire plug at the South and Patterson streets corner. Mayor S H Krebs fined him five dollars.
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Ernest Sylvester
Cleveland
Earl Briggs
South
Patterson Streets
S H Krebs
Do You Believe in Clubs for Women.
A brief exchange centers on social clubs for women, with a sharp response about kindness as a qualifier. The witty remark hints at social dynamics and gendered spaces in a historical context.
Carey Markets Grain Market Report Missing Prices
Local report notes grain prices not received and Carey markets left out. Butterfat and eggs sections show broken text and negative adjustments, with unclear values and stray characters.
Death of former resident Mrs H H Kirby in Akron
The death of Mrs. H. H. Kirby of 2350 20th Street Akron occurred Thursday night at City hospital after five months illness due to sugar diabetes and two operations. Funeral at Calvary Evangelical church Akron conducted by Rev E E Nietz with organist and soloist. burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park. She was born Agnes May Harris in Carey in 1882 and married Harlow H Kirby in 1900. two sons Clarence and Howard. three grandchildren. survived by sisters and brothers from Carey Toledo Dayton and Findlay. longtime member Memorial Evangelical church and auxiliary groups of Eagles and Daughters of America.
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H. H. Kirby
20Th Street
Akron
Ella Ackley
Kirby
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Old Rugged Cross
Myrtle Perkins
Helen
Robert
Mary Stroup
Harry Peirce
Carey
Carl V. Harris
Toledo
Carl Harris
Dayton
Henry Daymon
Memorial Evangelical Church
Order of Eagles
the Daughters of America
Card Of Thanks From The Kirby Perkins Harris Families
The Kirby family Mrs Myrtle Perkins and the Harris brothers express sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and letters of sympathy sent during their time of bereavement.
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H. H. Kirby
Myrtle Perkins
Earl
Carl Harris
W C T U meets at Em eretta Brown home
The local W C T U met Friday afternoon at Em eretta Brown’s home on West Findlay street. Mrs. C D Smith filled in for the absent president Miss Della Gilliland and led devotions with prayers.
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Emeretta Brown
W. Findlay Street
C. D. Smith
Della Gilliland
Elza Jacobs
Caroline Kenton
Congress
Kenton
Brown
Nettie Zabriskie
Court of Appeals Hears Cases in Findlay
The third district court of appeals in Findlay heard four cases Tuesday and reserved decisions in all. A mandamus case by Ed Hanna against the Findlay board of health was submitted, alleging denial of an inspection and license under a new city ordinance. An alternative writ required the board to show cause why the request should not be granted.
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Third District Court of Appeals
Findlay
Ed Hanna
Findlay Board of Health
New City
Ohio Bricker guards new bank accounts under emergency law
Atty. General Bricker announced that new accounts deposited in banks under Ohio emergency law are inviolate. He said liquidated or reorganized banks must repay depositors, and banks opening unrestricted will merge old and new accounts quickly, receiving no further trust deposits.
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Ohio
John W. Bricker
Alfalfa Market Notes and Orchard Spraying Tips
A US Department of Agriculture bulletin warns of tight supplies of high grade alfalfa hay for dairy use and outlines quality indicators such as leaf content color and pliable stems. It also notes common causes of low grade hay and stresses aligning production with market demand for profitability.
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United States Department ‘of Agriculture
FOSTORIAN INJURED IN TOLEDO TRAFFIC
Elmer Freet of Fostoria injured in Toledo Sunday when his car struck a stationary object at Summit and Adams streets. Passengers Willis Bloom of Fostoria and Bee Pelton of Toledo treated for minor injuries at the county hospital. Bloom blamed approaching car lights for his blinding vision.
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Elmer Freet
Fostoria
Amanda Hall
Jefferson Street
Toledo
Willis Bloom
Summit
Adams Streets
Freet
Bee Pelton
Bloom
Tiffin Advertiser- Tribune
Recluse Phoebe Wise Dies in Mansfield Legend
Miss Phoebe Wise aged 98 a Mansfield Ohio recluse long part of local lore and a Bromfield tale figure died at home Monday She was said to be the daughter of an Indian princess and an early Ohio settler and legend has it she shot a lover mistaking him for a prowler in Bromfield's The Wedding Gown
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Phoebe Wise
Louis Bromfield
Mansfield
Bromfield
Ohio
Farm changes nets Nutter and Sheldon moves
O. V. Nutter has moved from the C. B. Hammond farm west of town to a farm north of Vanlue, while Earl Sheldon relocates from the Karl P. Brown farm to Nutter’s former place. The community regrets the move but wishes them happiness.
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O. V. Nutter
C. B. Hammond
Vanlue
Earl Sheldon
Karl P. Brown
Nutter
Mr. Blanchard Journal
Bloom township board of education meeting report
The Bloom township board of education met in regular session with President Riley presiding. Members Emerson Fleet Hossler and Sponseller were present. Bills totaling 36. ... Money received since last meeting includes 6600.00 from county auditor and 23.87 in depository interest. The board adjourned.
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Bloom Township Board of Education
Bloomville
Bloom Township, Board, of Education
Riley
Emerson
Fleet
Central Utility Service Co
Ohio ,Fuel, & Gas Co
F. D. Spitler & Son
Ohio Telephone Co
Sponseller
Hossler
Emer- Bon
Hoseler
Farmers’ Institute
Bogus $100 Bill Warned By Tiffin Advertiser Tribune
The Tiffin Advertiser Tribune warns of a new counterfeit $100 note described as dangerous. The note is claimed to be a 1928 A series from the Federal Reserve Chicago, with letter J and indistinct face plate, printed on bond paper with blue and pink lines to imitate silk fibers. Signatures imitate Treasury officials A W Mellon and W O Woods.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
A. W. Mellon
the Treasury
W. O. Woods
United States
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Social Calls And Visits Recap From Local Community
Residents hosted and visited across the week with numerous family and friends. Adrian Lortz spent Sunday afternoon with Dean Ruehle while Louie Collet joined Herbert Schubert for a Monday supper. The Ruehle and Bachman households hosted gatherings and celebrations.
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Walter Lortz
Dean Ruehle
Louie Collet
Herbert Schubert
Zangara to Die by Electric Chair in Raiford
Florida Governor signs the death warrant for Giuseppi Zangara, killer of Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak and would‑be assassin of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The execution is scheduled for a date in the week of March 20 at Raiford state prison, with the specific day and hour set by Superintendent L. F. Chapman.
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Dave Sholtz
Florida
Giuseppi Zangara
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Zangara
Cermak
Miami
Raiford
Supt
L. F. Chapman
Carey Times Office Displays Printed Name Cards
Name cards printed or engraved were displayed at the Carey Times office, suggesting an ongoing or upcoming event requiring personalized identification or business stationery.
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Carey Times
Mrs Roosevelt Breaks Precedent by Opening Cong Gallery Visit
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt attends the special session opening in the House gallery with her son James and Mrs Henry Morgenthau Jr. Shouts of Mrs Roosevelt greet the first lady as members rise and cheer during roll call amid congressional deliberations.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congress
Congressional
Al Smith's Plain Answer Sparks Emergency Cert Corp
The Cleveland Plain Dealer lauds Alfred B. Smith for a concise statement as New York scrip issues loom. Smith, appointed chairman of the Emergency Certificate Corp, says he does not know the details but will disclose them once understood.
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Alfred B. Smith
Emergency Certificate Corp
New York Scrip
Smith
al Smith
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tags Wanted From Fishermen As Seasons Open
Commissioner William H. Reinhart urges all fishermen to remove any tagged fish and turn the tag over to a game protector or mail it to the Columbus office at the Ohio building corner of Fourth and Main. Tags help record migrating habits growth and other data for conservation records.
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Commissioner of Conservation
William H. Reinhart
Columbus
Ohio Building
Fourth
Main Streets
Reinhart
Division of Conservation
Carey Times Showcases Letter Heads and Envelopes Books
The Carey Times highlights commercial printing including letter heads and envelopes as part of its offerings.
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Carey Times
Stormy Weather Delays Return Trip for Undertaker Crew
Undertaker C. Goff and L. N. Zahn reported a stormy Monday trip to Hamden and back. In Chillicothe they faced a forenoon cloudburst and later a severe wind and electric storm between 10 and 11. A large tree fell across the road a mile east of Upper Sandusky. The rain that started the 1912 flood began exactly twenty years earlier on Monday.
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C. Goff
L. N. Zahn
Hamden
Chillicothe
Upper Sandusky
Ohio restricts cash on insurance policies
Columbus March 11 An executive order by State Superintendent of Insurance Charles T Warner restricts payments of loans and cash surrender values by insurers in Ohio. The rule aims to prevent further drain on cash resources as banks have impounded deposits, straining insurers during recent weeks.
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Columbus
Charles T. Warner
Ohio
Ohio Ready to Legalize Beer as Volstead Acts Recast
Columbus reports Ohio lawmakers prepared to legalize beer once Congress amends the Volstead act at Roosevelt's request. The change would allow sale of beer for a nickel a glass once authorized by federal law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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