Hancock Teachers Pay To Reach Minimum In County
In Hancock county many districts plan to meet the state minimum of 800 a year. Arcadia Union and several others re employed staff with about 10 percent salary cuts. County schools report a 17 percent spending reduction this year and a 25 percent cut expected next year, with McComb shortening terms by two weeks. Findlay Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HancoCk County
Board. of Education
Washington Township
Arcadia
Union Township Board of Education
HE. E B. Ray
McComb
Findlay
30 Hour Week Plan Faces Local Opposition
The Green Springs Echo criticizes Columbus and Washington lawmakers for drafting a 30 hour work week for manufacturing plants. It argues government action could stall industry and worsen unemployment, noting bosses understand business needs better than politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington
Echo
Green Springs
Sixty Percent Cooperation Questioned in Local Test
The Wayne Observer reports an experiment in Bowling Green where a man bought bread in ten stores with no bread type specified. Six merchants sold Bowling Green made bread, an 80 percent cooperation rate, while the Sycamore Leader notes sixty percent is good but not enough to boost home products.
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Bowling Green
Sycamore
New Stock Certificates Printed At Local Leader Office
Citizens Savings Bank issues new stock certificates printed locally at the Leader office. The Leader notes it has printed certificates for Pemberville firms and for nearby towns and cities, highlighting local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Savings Bank
Leader
Pemberville
Pemberville Leader
C and O Lines Cut Salaries By 25 Percent May First
Report says all employees of the C and O and allied lines will face a 25 percent salary reduction on May first after already taking a 10 percent cut. The move follows a prior 10 percent reduction.
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Allied
Sycamore Leader Reports Ohio Bank Advertising Change
The Ohio department of banks approves advertising in the Sycamore Leader for The Sycamore State Bank liquidation. A petition by local business interests urged that all required notices be published in the town newspaper rather than distant outlets. Special Deputy Superintendent D J Schurr endorses keeping liquidation notices local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Banks
Sycamore State Bank
Robert D. Shields
Sycamore
Ohio
May Issue Scrip in Seneca County
County auditors met with the state tax commission as doubt lingered over issuing scrip in Seneca. Columbus announced many Ohio counties will issue $1 $5 and $10 certificates within two weeks under the emergency act to cover shortfalls at current tax settlements. Scrip circulates only locally and can be used to pay public salaries or obligations if the tax receipts fall below 90 percent. In Seneca only Big Spring, Seneca and Venice townships exceeded 90 percent. the county average was about 85 to 86 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
State Tax Commission
Ohio
Columbus
Tax Commission
Big Spring
Seneca
Venice
Peat beds on Giles farm sold to Inland Builders Supply
The peat beds on the R and S Giles farm along route 61 north of Mt Gilead were sold to Inland Builders Supply and Fuel of Cleveland. Deposits are being worked heavily to feed the Cleveland firm. New machinery, including a pump, dump cars, and a bucket crane, is being installed to increase output. The pit is 24 feet deep and the peat deposit bottom has not been reached. The peat is used in greenhouses and for shrubbery and lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R &S
Giles Farm
Mt Gilead
Inland Builders Supply & Fuel Company of
Cleveland
Public Auction by Crawford Township Trustees
The Crawford Township Trustees offer items at public auction on Saturday May 6 1933 at 10:00 a m in the township implement shed on N Patterson St Carey Ohio. The sale includes 1 motor stone truck 1 8 ft road grader and 1 Huber water tank on truck. Cash terms. CG Thome Clerk Crawford Two.
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Crawford Township
N. Patterson Street
Carey
Ohio
Housecleaning and Your Range
A vintage guide notes range cleaning is the toughest kitchen chore for hands, advising careful enamel handling, hot water washes, and optional abrasive for baked-on spills. It covers burner removal, drying methods, oiling unenameled parts, and daily spill cleanup to ease future cleaning.
Fremont Studies School Pay Cuts
Fremont public schools face salary slashes and operating expense cuts after a lengthy school board session. Superintendent C. A. Hudson offered to reduce his nearly $5,000 annual contract by four percent, with the voluntary cut the only definite outcome disclosed from the executive session following the regular meeting.
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Fremont
Carey's Times Office Names Cards On Display
Printed or engraved name cards were observed at the Carey Times office, suggesting a feature or display of station staff or visitors' identifiers within the newsroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Appointment of P C Goff as Administrator of Nellie G Bland Estate
Notice of appointment for the estate of Nellie G Bland deceased. P C Goff of Carey Ohio named administrator by the Wyandot County Probate Court with date May 2 1933. Judge Russell H Kear signs order in Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio.
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P. C. Goff
Carey
Ohio
Nellie G Bland
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
Beech Grove Social Roundup Amid Visits and Guests
Beech Grove residents hosted and visited over the weekend with many family gatherings. Virgil Hunter stayed with grandparents in Beech Grove before returning home, and numerous Shanes Schades Hunters and Englands shared dinners and Sunday school plans. Local gatherings also included visits to Carey and Mt. Blanchard and a Beech Grove Sunday service led by Rev. Elwood Botkin.
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Virgil Hunter
Arden Schade
Ernest Shane
Forest Schade
Lois
Doris
Donald
Shane
Kathleen
Billy
Richard Frantz
Ray Shaffer
Frederick Eugene
Foster
Roscoe Ward
Forest Shade
Byron England
Clair
Blanchard
Hannah England
Wm. Hunter
E. F. Shane
Carol Jane
Marilyn
Carey
Walter Updegraff
F. B. Shane
Evelyn
Donna
Arden
Mt. Blanchard
Ray van Scott
Forest
Car Damaged in Washington Street Collision in Tiffin
A car owned by C. Steinmetz of Carey sustained rear bumper and fender damage late Thursday when hit by a car driven by F. E. Badger, a city fireman. Badger adjusted the loss. reported by the Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Steinmetz
Carey
Washington Street
F. E. Badger
Tifin Advertiser-Tribune
Wyandot County Sheriff Sale Of Carey Properties
In Wyandot County Ohio a sheriff sale is held for the case Anson W Gear Receiver First National Bank of Carey versus Lillie Miller et al. On May 27 1933 at 2 PM at the West Door of Wyandot County Court House three tracts in Carey are offered: Tract 1 Lot 64 Carey and Dow addition appraised at 150 dollars. Tract 2 128 South Vance Street appraised at 150 dollars. Tract 3 428 and 130 South Vance Street appraised at 1500 dollars. Sheriff Harry Weatherholt is the officer. Attorneys A K Hall and H L Mason for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
Anson W. Gear
First National Bank of
Carey, O
W. E. Bates
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Wyandot
Towit
Harry Weatherholtz
A. K. Hall
H. L. Mason
Carey, Ohio
Lillie Miller
Dow
South Street
Vance Street
County of Wyandot
Ohio State Fair Plans August Show and Stock Exhibits
Ohio State Fair will run August 28 to September 2 with a restricted budget. Charley Beer, fair manager, aims to include the National Shorthorn stock show in Columbus as part of the live stock exhibit, a feature usually held in Chicago. Horse racing is set for four days, culminating in the Governor's stake of 1500 dollars for a three-year-old trotter. Premium lists are expected by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Charley
Chass M
Chicago
Heer
Fostoria Seeks Lower Gas and Power Rates
Fostoria city council adopted a resolution urging the Ohio Fuel Gas and Ohio Power companies to reduce rates for residents. Officials reviewed charts comparing local rates with Tiffin Findlay Bowling Green and Fremont. Tele- phone charges showed a notable difference with several cities cheaper than Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio Power Company
Fostoria
Tiffin
Findlay
Bowling Green
Fremont
Warner Edwards Store Closes After Liquidation Sale
The Warner and Edwards dry goods store in Marion announces closure as it liquidates to settle the estate of W. L. Warner.
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Warner & Edwards Dry Goods
Marion
W. L. Warner
Vanlue Students Visit Wooster Livestock Day
Nine boys from Vanlue Vocational Agricultural Department visited the Livestock Day demonstration at Wooster’s agricultural experiment station with H E Beck and R Van Buren. They observed hog ration experiments, calf feeding trials, and timothy hay cutting for sheep, plus tours of the poultry plant dairy barn and greenhouses after stopping at Mansfield’s state reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue Vocational Agricultural Department
Wooster Agricultural Experiment Station
HE. R. Beck
R. van Buren
Timothy
Wooster
Mansfield
State Reformatory
Findlay Republican
Carey Times Ad Seeks Printing Services
Advertisement notes Want Column message promising work in envelopes and letter heads and all kinds of commercial printing at Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Village of Carey repeals street paving ordinance
Ordinance No 285 repeals Ordinance No 195 dated March 26 1928 detailing the portion of street paving and curbing to be borne by the village. The measure takes effect at the earliest legal time. Passed in regular session May 1 1933. O W Squier Council President. Jacob Nitrauer Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
O. W. Squier
Jacob Nitrauer
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Eloise Thrall
Ohio Newspaper Association
Wayne Observer
D. J. Schurr
CG. C. Thome
Crawford Two
Nellie G. Bland
Sheriff's Sale
Beech Grove
Vanlue
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