Liquor Raid At Union Township House Implicates Local Students
Sheriff Lyle Harvitt and three deputies raided a Union Township house after complaints that Bluffton and Mt. Cory high school pupils were being served liquor. Operator Ed Boerger, 35, was jailed after arraignment on a $100 fine. 18 gallons of wheat wine, 20 gallons of beer, 150 bottled beer, hard cider and grape wine were seized. Five customers present were sent home.
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Bluffton
Mt. Cory High
Union Township
Lyle Harvitt
Paul Bolt
Justin Stone
James Holden
Ed Boerger
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Hodgson
Boerger
Hancock County
Harvitt
Family found in box car after long Texas to Ohio ride
A Galion yard worker discovered four hungry children aged five and two in an empty box car. Their parents said they had ridden long distances in box cars from Texas to Ohio for two weeks, sometimes stealing rides or being aided by railroad men.
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Big Four Railroad
Galion
Texas
Ohio
Galion Yards
Crestline
Pennsylvania
Suit to annul deed filed in Hancock county court
Mary A. Bowman 89 of Mt. Blanchard sues Alice L. Pugh of Table Rock Nebraska in Hancock county common pleas to void an 80acre Jackson township farm deed she says was kept for her death and later recorded. Bowman cites age and impaired sight and hearing in her claim.
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Jackson Township
Hancock County Common Pleas Court
Mary A. Bowman
Mt. Blanchard
Alice L. Pugh
Table Rock
Neb
Answer filed in labor suit over credits in court
D. I Arend, sued by Theodore Braciak, filed an answer in common pleas court. He claims the plaintiff earned $1,050.60 in credits and he earned $940.87, leaving a $10,973 balance. He says he is ready to pay the balance at any time.
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D. I Arend
Theodore Braciak
Common Pleas Court
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Findlay Sugar Plant Revival Backed by Chamber of Commerce
Plans completed for reopening the Findlay sugar factory this season by the Great Lakes Sugar company. Backed by the Findlay Chamber of Commerce, effort to reestablish the plant has run for months, with 11 500 acres subscribed and many more applications expected.
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Findlay
Great Lakes Sugar Company
Findlay Chamber of Commerce
Farm Appraised In Moore Suit In Hancock County
A 160 acre farm in Biglick township Hancock county connected to the Prudential Insurance Co suit against Ida M Moore was valued at 6000 by appraisers A W Taylor J H Shafer and S W Cardwell.
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Biglick Township
Hancock County
Prudential Insurance Co
Ida M Moore
A. W. Taylor
J. H. Shafer
S. W. Cardwell
Real estate transfers in several townships proceed for small sums
Edward J. Myers transfers 80 acres in Edén township to Anthony Schott for 1 dollar. Various parcels change hands in Carey Mifflin Pitt and other townships including 80 acres to C Ss Frish for 3 000 dollars and 79 acres to Alice Bennett for 2 940 dollars. Other deeds involve Delina Cole Bimalige Co Pahl and many more with 1 dollar and modest amounts across multiple lots and additions.
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Edward J. Myers
Anthony Schott
Edén Township
Harry Weatherholtz
Delina Cole
Carey
Delina” Colé
T. E. Grissell
Upper Sandusky
Delta Lewis
William F. Taylor
Wood
Harpster
Evin McQuistion
Virginian
Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston
Mifflin Township
Jerome Jones
David L. Stalter
Sycamore
Frank W. Bartholomew
Harold
Marjorie A. Whitman
Tymochtee
Alice Bennett
Pitt Township
Millie Winter
Lottie Larick
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Frank Kreisel
Marseilles Township
Melvina Neiderhauser
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Salem Township
Roy W. March
Keith V. Wheeler
Jonathan Bachar
Frederick C
Jennie L. Kloepfer
Ridge Township
Sherman D. Mawer
Leo F
Stella A. Snyder
Crane Township
Della E. Ogg
Dallas Putman
Byron Ogg
Ernest Dunn
Byron Oge
Price Boosters and the Risk of Raising Prices
The Sycamore Leader reports a paper salesman urging nationwide price boosts to spur business, while warning such actions worsen hardship. It notes past boosts failed to sustain gains and even postal rate hikes reduced receipts, arguing against further price rises amid a fragile recovery.
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Brown
Sycamore
Green Camp Baptist Church to operate with no pastor for a year
The Green Camp Baptist church will lack a pastor for at least a year after the church board adopted a balanced budget. Rev V A Powell has resigned to save salary expenses and will run the church market until May 1. Only Sunday school services will be held during financial restructuring.
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Green Camp Baptist Church
V. A. Powell
New Washington School Finances 1932 Figures
New Washington public schools reported receipts of 28,409 and disbursements of 29,460 for 1932. Bonded debt stands at 54,000 with 433 enrolled students. Tax levy is 9.35 and tax valuation totals 2,225,060.
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Washington Public Schools
Carey Times Estate Notice Instructions
A brief notice advises settling estates requires legal notices in the Carey Times. It urges readers to instruct their attorney to file the notices accordingly.
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Carey Times
Clyde Man Gave Bryan a Rare 1804 Dollar Gift
Tom Zeilley of Clyde cherished an 1804 silver dollar valued over fifteen thousand dollars. He handed it to William Jennings Bryan during a Clyde visit in 1896, keeping another. the coins’ rarity traces to a shipwreck and limited minting. Zeilley, tall and distinctive, spent his last days in Clyde cared for by the Smallet family.
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Tom Zeilley
Clyde
Tom
William Jennings Bryan
Billy” Bryan
Bryan
Alan
George G. Evans
United States
China
Liberty
United States of America
United States Mint
Smallet
Mrs Amy Smith Stricken by Monoxide Gas Incident
Mrs Amy Smith of Toledo employed in Mt Blanchard was overcome by carbon monoxide while ironing with a gasoline iron at the Ropp residence there. She was moved to the Laird home on Mt Blanchard road and is expected to recover. She is sister to Frank Hill of Findlay and Mrs Laird is her cousin.
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Amy Smith
Toledo
Mt Blanchard
Ropp
Clarence Laird
Mt. Blanchard Road
Fleming to Continue Ohio Examiner Publication
Peter Albretz attorney for Grover W. Fleming says the Ohio Examiner will continue to publish despite a publisher agreement signed last week in Columbus. Fleming remains editor and publisher of the paper despite the signed accord with the party.
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Peter Albretz
Grover W. Fleming
Ohio Examiner
American Examiner
Columbus
Fleming
Ohio Legislature Near Recess With Pension and Repeal Votes
Secretary of State George S. Myers reports hundreds of bills awaiting action as the General Assembly nears a recess. The pension bill would pay up to 25 dollars monthly at age 70 under Welfare administration. The repeal vote bill may place 52 delegates at large in a state convention to ratify or reject the eighteenth amendment.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Senate
Department of Welfare
McNamee
Secretary of State’s Office
State Highway Patrol
Emmons
Whittemore
House
George S. Myers
Myers
Galion Re
Taxpayer League Meeting Notes Local Farm Purchases
The Tax Payers League of Crawford county held a meeting. Clarence Deidrick, living on the A. G. Collet farm, four and a half miles north of town, has purchased a 112 acre farm two and a half miles east of Findlay on Route 17 and will move there next spring.
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Cently
Tax Payers League of
Crawford County
Clarence Deidrick
A. G. Collet
Findlay
Expenditures Schedule for General Government and Licenses
Schedule B shows expenditures across General Government, Police, Fire, Sanitation, Highways, and Park funds with totals and receipts. Notable items include Council salaries, Mayor and Clerk salaries, police and fire protection costs, sanitation, street repairs, street lighting, and misc transfers totaling 71 354.32 in receipts against 68 000.00 to 68 500.00 expenditures.
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Ear
Wegey
Leon Reone Partipatitechadegenge
Park Fund
Water and Light Fund
General Fund
Bond
Bond Retirement and Sinking Fund
E.seseene
Eee
Legislative
Lotte Ee Ee
Ssssnese
B. R
Cssssasteveta
Acreseed Hanes
TOG Aid Nonb Se Integieeentloe
Eeds
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Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper’ Association
Findlay Sugar Plant
NEW Washington School
Clyde Man
Front Street
Wm H. Reinhart
Sandusky Bay
Castalia Trout Club
Conservation Division
Cuyahoga
Geauga County
Springfield
Wyandot
County
Jacob Nitrauer
Wene
Aesme Ene
Cesesseessenons
Neue Seceeren
Village Treasury
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