Windstorm Tears Through Kennerley Farm In March Tempest
A March 13 windstorm near the Kennerley farm four miles south of town caused about 1500 to 2000 dollars in damage. The tornado like gusts smashed an 8 by 8 inch timber, ripped the big barn apart, toppled a steel windmill, and hurled debris through the home injuring Miss Florence Kennerley and shocking Alvin Kennerley and Karl Kennerley. The storm left splintered timbers, glass and wreckage across rooms as livestock were driven from the barn and animals displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kennerley
Mr. Kemerley
Miss Florence
Karl
Kemerley
Nin
Miss Kennerley
Mr. Kennerley
Alvin Kennerley
Karl Kennerley
Wind Storm Strikes Farm Families Near Kennerley
A fierce wind storm caused destruction on the Kennerley farm and nearby properties. A horse was killed, a sow broke a leg, and sheds and roof sections were torn away. Frank Kemerley and his wife suffered severe injuries when their home collapsed on them while in bed. Everett Kemerley escaped unharmed as a brick chimney fell beside his bed. The funnel cloud moved east, lifting debris, scattering fodder, and crossing open fields with a two foot wire fence stretched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennerley Farm
E “Holsea
Tony
Henry Kemerley
Frank
Forest
Arlington
Henry
Kemerley
That’s Fit to Print In Valier Montana News
The Valerian newspaper declares a lighthearted policy of printing all news regardless of “fitness” phrasing it as a joke about editors stressing that any item will find a place to print. It contrasts national slogans with its own bold approach to publishing.
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Valerian
Valier
Mont
History up to date teaches about Ann Boleyn’s role
A classroom dialogue hints at Ann Boleyn as Henry VIII’s object of pursuit after removing Catherine. The exchange frames her as a historical figure tied to Henry VIII’s marriage plans, reflecting traditional narratives in learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Henry
Catherine
Ann Boleyn
Local Residents Describe Cyclone’s Aftermath and Visits
Miss Adeline Turner and Margy Turner are mentioned amid a week of social calls. George Baughman visited the Amelines and joined in meals with the Turner and Amerine households. The group also notes cyclone damage and trips to affected areas last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Turner
Margy Turner
George Baughman
George Ameline
Walter Baughman
Howard McKee
Albert Turner
Adam Amerine
Charles
Hilarion, Maubert
Cand
Ralph Hételting
Adam Amerie
Barney
Ohio Examiner publisher Agrees to Cease Ohio Circulation
Grover W. Fleming editor of the Ohio Examiner agrees to stop circulating the paper in Ohio within 60 days in return for a suspended $100 fine in a criminal libel case involving Father Josef Kauffman. He pleads guilty and pays $55.84 costs after meeting with Justice Don Bretz and Henry County prosecutor Frederic Cuff.
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Napoleon
Grover W. Fleming
Ohio Examiner
American Examiner
Ohio
Justice of the Peace
Don Bretz
Fleming
Josef Kaufffman
Holgate
Henry County
Peter Albretz
Columbus
Examiner
Frederic Cuff
Ohio, Examiner
Rev. Kauffman
Ben Kauffman
Town
Fireworks Speech to One
The candidate faced a solitary listener yet spoke as if before a packed house. After an hour and a half of pledges he ended with a remark about not encroaching on time. The taxi driver in the sole audience invited him to go on, saying Fire away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guv'nor
Keen on the Hunt
A boy in a church watches a bald man scratch his head and asks why he doesn’t run the hunter out in the open. The exchange adds a bit of humor to a quiet moment in the service.
Name Cards Found at Carey Times Office
Printed or engraved name cards were located at the Carey Times office, suggesting recent clerical activity or guest handling. No further context is provided on the cards or their owners.
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Carey Times
States Report Fewer Lynching Incidents Across 1932
The Federal Council of Churches notes 40 states on its honor roll for freedom from lynching in 1932, up from 1930 and 1931 but below 1929. Eight lynchings occurred nationwide, the smallest annual total since records began. Mississippi enters the honor roll for the first time as several states shift status.
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Federal Council of Churches
Federal Courcil
Arkansas
Kansas
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
Alabama
Maryland
Missouri
North Dakota
Tennessee
West Virginia
Mississippi
Department of Records and Research
Tuskegee Institute
Association of Southern Women For
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Nevada
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
The Good Old Days Revisited in Modern Light
The piece asks what counts as the good old days noting lack of electric lights candles log houses and slow communication. It argues modern conveniences and timely medical access outweigh nostalgia and half a century of progress renders earlier pleasures inadequate.
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Grandpap
Editor Confronted Over Alleged Lies in Town Paper
A political candidate storms the editorial room accusing the leading paper of lies. The editor coolly asks what would happen if the truth were published, highlighting a tense clash over reporting.
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Wall Street Journal
Local Families Share Sunday Dinners Across Wyandot County
Mr and Mrs Mark Karr hosted guests near Harpster while others from Upper Sandusky Carey and Annapolis joined dinners at homes of Wentling Hayman and Karr. Guests included Lieut and Mrs M M Bradley daughter Carolyn May Mullholand and Mr and Mrs W G Bradley plus grandchildren, with extended visits from Forrest Hurd and Madalene Pipes and birthday honoring Calvin Kotterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Karr
W. J. Burnside
Harpster
Lease Hudson
Joan
West of Upper Sandusky
Mryo
Clyde Wentling
Clayton Twining
L Jane
Clayton, Jr
John Twining
Hugh Hayman
Carey
M. M. Bradley
Carolyn
Annapolis
W. G. Bradley
Miles Mullholand
Miss May
Forrest Hurd
Madalene Pipes
Fostetia
Fostetia At, the Home of ‘Rs. Matas Vfother
Calvin
William F. Aber Dies After Stroke at Sisters Home
William F. Aber died Saturday at his sisters Misses Ella and Mary Aber's Hast Center home after a stroke suffered fifteen years earlier. Born February 28, 1872 in Fort Wayne Indiana, he moved to a farm near Carey as a boy and later to Fostoria about 25 years ago. A painter by trade, his body rests at Mann funeral home with services held Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. C. E. Cressler. Burial followed in Fountain cemetery.
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William F. Aber
Ella
Mary Aber
Center Street
Mr. Aber
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hiram
Priscilla Aber
Carey
Fostoria
Mann Funeral Home
C. E. Cressler
Fountain Cemetery
Fostoria Review
The Presidents and the Bible Seal of Office
A list names biblical verses kissed by U S presidents to seal their oath. It includes Grant Isaiah 11 verses 2 3 Hayes Psalm 118 11 13 Garfield Proverbs 21 1 Arthur Psalm 31 1 8 Cleveland Psalm 112 4 10 Harrison Psalm 121 1 6 McKinley II Chronicles 1 10 Roosevelt James 1 22 23 Taft I Kings 3 11 Wilson Psalm 119 43 48 Harding Micah 6 8 Coolidge I John 1 Hoover Proverbs 29 18 F Roosevelt I Corinthians 13.
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Grant
Isaiah
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
T.roosevelt
James
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
F. Roosevelt
Parole Granted to 34 Inmates at Mansfield Reformatory
The Ohio state board of parole approved the release of 34 inmates from the Mansfield reformatory. Carl Gouker of Wyandot County and Floyd West, both sentenced for forgery and burglary respectively, were among those paroled to be released on May 15.
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Columbus
State Board of Parole
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Carl Gouker
Wyandot County
Floyd West
Boxing clash at the local club ends with taunting bravado
Two young boxers stepped into the ring for a big night at the club. One taunts the other with a morbid joke about being born with gloves on, inviting a grim fate as the exchange closes the scene.
Card Party and Dance by C. K. of O members
All C K of O members and families are invited to a card party and dance in their hall on the first Tuesday after Lent, April 18. Music by the Brown Orchestra. 7 8
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C. K. of O
Brown Orchestra
Carey Seniors Commended By Kiwanis For Frugal Yearbook
Kiwanis members in Carey Ohio praised the senior class for abandoning the costly traditional yearbook. The students will publish a memory book via mimeograph to preserve memories while reducing expenses. Merchants are urged to support the project with advertising at a minimal charge.
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Carey High School
Kiwanis Club
Algo
Engraving Company
Carey
Ohio
Merchants
Carey and
Fox Fur Fashion Dilemma Sparks Laughable Exchange
A wife eyes a costly fur in a shop window and hints at a new coat. Her husband objects, recalling the one she already wears from two seasons ago. She insists the fox wore it three seasons first, turning the moment into light humor.
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Cooly
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