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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
2
Statement of Ownership for the Carey Times weekly at Carey Ohio listing Eloise Thrall as editor publisher manager and owner. No bondholders or security holders holding 1 percent or more. Sworn April 26 1930 before H G Chambers notary Wyandot County Ohio.
Funeral rites for Mrs Jane E Snyder of Kenton wife of Walter S Snyder well known onion grower were held Thursday at Brindleys Mortuary in Kenton Burial followed at Grove cemetery Rev A M Stevenson and Rev S L Weems led services She died Tuesday of a heart attack at 530 North Detroit street Born November 9 1874 she was 55 years 5 months and 13 days old Surviving are her husband son William Snyder two grandchildren two brothers two sisters and several relatives from nearby towns This notice is from Kenton News Republican.
Mr J Morrison of West Virginia reports raising 94 chicks from 100 Buff Orpingtons and selling 17 pullets weighing 10 pounds each. Berber's Reliable Hatchery in Fostoria and Mr Tinker offer ready supplies and orders for summer chick needs.
A series of land transfer notices lists multiple buyers and sellers in Antrim and Salem townships, with stated parcels and prices. Transactions include parcels in Lind Antrim, 40 plus acres in Salem, and several smaller lots, with prices ranging from 20 to 100 dollars and a final noted sum of 100 dollars.
A Chicago Tribune report claims onions give near immunity to cancer in certain populations in Europe and the Caucasus. Dr Lakhowski investigates onion effects and asserts dietary onion can prevent and cure cancer.
Vanlue residents and visitors are listed with sundry activities. W Snook remains home ill. Burnap returned from Toledo and TiMn. Thompson and friends visited Catalina Island. Postmaster Cole and family relocate this week near the Hammond property. Hendricks and Bishop joined visits at Defiance and Sassafras Point. Fish were released into the Blanchard river by the local gun club. Armington of Mansfield and Hoy hosted visitors. others from Findlay, MacCutchenville, Kenton attended gatherings. Mrs Amanda C Weaver of Quakertown Pa was buried at Trinity Lutheran church. Mrs Gillespie illness noted at Bert Peterman home. Carey visitors also mentioned. Harold Hendricks of Toledo visited his parents.
An Ohio State Journal opinion muses that if Mahatma Gandhi were alive in the United States he would likely be engaged in political action here, rather than making salt. The piece contrasts ideals with domestic protests, implying a national struggle for rights could unfold.
Rev Roger J P Turrell cites cinema as a major crime driver urging reforms to ease prison overcrowding. He notes monopolies behind film distribution and supports Brookhart bill to break producer control while condemning anti prohibitionists and urging viewers to patronize good shows.
The Ohio Highway Department announces the new 1930 road map of the state system. It shows 400 miles of county roads adapted to state use, city entrance and departure maps, and a distance table for routes. An Ohio airport directory with field names, class, location from city, and size is included. Copies available from the Department of Highways, Columbus.
A Fremont area farmer reports a glass water jug left in sunlit positions near a field caused a glove to burn and rags placed nearby igniting quickly. The Pemberville Leader warns such glass jugs pose fire hazards when placed beside structures and straw stacks.
Sealed bids are invited by the Village Council of Carey for supplying stone for streets and alleys for the current fiscal year. Bids due Monday May 5 1930 at 7 p m must show price per ton for all stone sizes required. The council may reject any or all bids by order of the council Daisy Moyer clerk.
Bids will be received by the Clerk of the Village of Carey Ohio until Monday May 5 for furnishing oil and tar for streets during 1930. Bids must state price per gallon for all grades of tar and oil. Daisy Moyer Clerk.
Dalay Moser reads notice by the Clerk announcing bids to haul rubbish during the village cleanup week. Bids open Monday evening at 7 30 PM. No ashes or brush accepted.
Sealed bids will be received by the Council of the Village of Carey Ohio until 7 00 pm Monday May 5 for a depository for public funds. By order of the council Daisy Moyer Clerk
Findlay firm seeks dead livestock for disposal and asks callers to contact Main 475 on weekdays and Main 3659 evenings and Sundays, at the company’s expense.
Rev. Rocer J. Turrell, pastor, announces Sunday worship at 10:30 with Christian Education Sunday. Prof. John T. Marshman of Ohio Wesleyan University will address. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 with sermon. Church events include board meeting Monday, Church Day Wednesday, Beginners Class and Junior Choir Saturday.
Local families in Beech Grove share visits through a weekend of gatherings. Adora Jane Hunter and Donna Schade are noted guests among many peers, with prayers and a church meeting planned for next Sunday at 9 30.
Pastor Paul R. Clouser leads services at Christ Lutheran Church with Sunday school at 9 15 morning worship 10 30 Vanlue service 2 30 Luther League 6 30 evening service 7 30 and council meeting Tuesday 8 00 prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 and choir practice Thursday 7 30 under church calendar.
The Village of Carey invites bids until 7:00 p m Monday May 5 1930 for delivering crushed stone for streets at designated times and places. Bids must show cost per ton and include truck spreading with no hand shoveling. By order of the village council Daisy Moyer Clerk.
Hayes B. Lambert 53 died at his Mt Blanchard farm after a six week illness from Hodgkin's disease. Funeral is at 2 p m Wednesday at Mt Blanchard Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev W E Grove officiating. Interment in River View. Survived by widow Lulu Elder Lambert. children Marie Clabaugh, E J Lambert, Grant Lambert. siblings Margaret Yentzer, Fred, Charles. two half brothers Z G and Rosgal Murray. He was a Mason and a member of Wharton Church of God.
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