Governor White Cuts State Expenditures in Early 1933
Columbus report shows four months of 1933 total expenditures at 15 589 822 from all funds versus 22 108 674 in 1932 a net decrease of 6 518 851. General revenue funds averaged 2 272 159 monthly in 1933 against 3 259 414 in 1930. Major cuts occur in Commerce Finance Industrial relations Education Welfare universities and other departments with payroll and maintenance reductions noted. The biennial cost rise for the general assembly is attributed to non session timing in 1932 versus 1933.
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Columbus
George White
Howard L. Bevis
General Revenue Fund
White
Commerce
Prohibition
Conservation Council
Adjutant General
Ohio National Guard
Universities
General Assembly
Severe Weather Rains and Floods Hit Local Areas
Rain and hail lashed the region with powerful intensity Tuesday evening, recalling the 1913 flood. Streets flooded, crops damaged, outages hit utilities, and a freak upper Sandusky thunderstorm caused structural damage including a shattered chimney and interior plaster at the Finkle home on Wyandot Avenue.
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Vance
Springville Road
Hall
Upper
Sandusky
Wyandot County
Foster Finkle
W. Wyandot Avenue
Ticket Window Confusion Over Route To New York
An elderly Toronto woman visits a railroad ticket office and asks for a New York ticket. The agent asks if she wants to go by Buffalo, she replies no and requests a train ticket instead.
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Toronto
New York
Buffalo
Weather Affects Town With Lightning Strikes and Damage
A bolt startled residents but caused no injuries. A second bolt near a street light at Stowe Motor Sales integral with a ground line sparked, dimming the business district. Damage reported off town included a rural barn and farm outbuildings near Wharton and a home in Russell Van Buren area.
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Stowe Motor Sales
S. Sandusky Avenue
Johnson Street
Russell
van Buren
Suber Farm
Wharton
Capitol Cross Road Chatting Ohio Relief and Roads Plan
Ohio's relief drive reaches 259,268 families totaling 1,296,340 people. Plan calls for a 113 million dollar public works program to create jobs on permanent improvements while highway officials push road classification surveys and highway patrol coordination to cut costs and boost enforcement. Ashtabula leads county mileage with 219 miles. Trumbull 208. Cuyahoga lowest at 12.76 miles.
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Ohio
State Highway Department
White
State Relief’ Commission
Goveernor
Buckeye
National Public Works Relief Project
Ashtabula County
Trumbull
Cuyahoga County
Fostoria School Head Takes Salary Cut
Superintendent J. M. Reed of the Fostoria public schools announces a voluntary reduction for 1933 34. His contract salary of 4100 is cut to 3500, about a 16 percent reduction.
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J. M. Reed
Fostoria Public Schools
Carey area social notes list local visits and incidents
Local residents frequent Columbus and Toledo trips while hosting guests at home. Families mark gatherings, hospital stops, and church society events across Carey, Upper Sandusky, and nearby towns. A fire call to National Lime & Stone Co. plant noted as extinguished.
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George Ash
St. Petersburg
Fla
Carey
Fred Stief
Upper Sandusky
George Karg
Howard McKee
National Lime & Stone Co
Eastern Star
Marion
N. H. Ryder
Bobby
Jack
Joan
James Rarick
Bucyrus
B. M. Bachar
Ryder
Henry O’flaherty
John
Billy
David
O’flah
Railway talk outlines bills and lobby roles in Ohio
A Friday evening meeting at the Wyandot County court house in Upper Sandusky featured Grover R. Traxler of Wharton discussing how legislation is shaped in Columbus. He cited highway, banking, and tax issues, praised selective lobbying, and noted the Wyandot unit elected R B Hamier as chair and other officers.
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Court House
Upper Sandusky
Henroben Tatirs
Grover R. Traxler
Wharton
Ohio
Columbus
Ryder
Senate
Utilities Commission
Mr. Traxler
Wyandot County
the Railway Employees and Citizens Leaene
R. B. Hamier
Big Four
Carey
C F Halbedel
Raymond Campbell
W. W Gillen
Joke Crack Ends With Silence After Burst Of Laughs
A quip at a gathering drew laughs until a punchline landed hard, stopping the room cold. The crowd’s amusement turned to stunned silence as the speaker delivered a sharp, unexpected reversal.
Pride of Profession
A small restaurant owner prided himself on his cooking and was surprised when a young salesman criticized a pie. The owner boasted that he had made pies long before the salesman's birth. The exchange ends with the salesman asking why sell them now.
Antique visitor debates roller towels at fraternity house
A visitor questions roller towels at a fraternity house and a brother replies that the towel was installed before the law banning them. The exchange captures campus humor about evolving rules and nostalgia.
Ill recipient Mrs Jacob Stoll and local visitors noted
Mrs Jacob Stoll of south of town is quite ill. Mrs Nelson Turnbell and son Halle and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kuhlman were Findlay visitors on Monday. Letter heads and envelopes commercial printing of all kinds at the Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stoll
Carey Times
Nelson Turnbell
Halle
Kenneth Kuhlman
Body of Clark Gifford Found in St Mary's River
Clark Gifford 64 of Fort Wayne and Plymouth Congregational Church member was found in the St Marys River last Thursday after disappearing Friday night April 21. The open coroner verdict noted death's cause unknown. Funeral services were held at Lindenwood Cemetery with Rev. A J Folsom. he is survived by three daughters.
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B. M. Bachar
el Findlay Street
Clark Gifford
Fort Wayne
St. Mary’s River
Evie
Masonic Todes
Waterloo
Tad
Jeasla“Cartin
Dorothy
Virginia Gifford
Railroads Work Toward United Freight Offices in Fostoria
Preliminary plans to consolidate Nickel Plate and Chesapeake & Ohio freight offices and switching facilities in Fostoria were drafted at a Tuesday meeting of railroad officials and employee representatives. The consolidation aims to create a single freight house for both lines and connect their switching facilities. Both roads are within the same general rail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake & Ohio
Fostoria
Lime Plant Busy With Strong Hiring Season
The local lime plant reports one of its busiest periods and has a solid workforce. If rumors prove true that the old plant will resume operations, it could bring even more employment opportunities.
Depositors at Risingsun Sun Savings Bank Win Fourth Dividend
Depositors at the Risingsun Sun Savings bank have received a fourth dividend of 15 percent, bringing total returns to 60 percent thus far. This payout marks continued earnings for investors amid the bank’s savings plan.
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Sun Savings Bank
Risingsun
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Capitol
O. W. Merrell
Ohio Highway Director
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Secretary of State
F. A. Galbroner
L. A. Altwater
S. Watperpoat Street
Gertrude England
S. Pattterson Street
Elizabeth
James Burnfield
West of Town
Ashtabula
W. S. Beebe
Toledo
F. D. Hurd
Agnes Pah
Tiffin
Mildred Werling
Leonard Bond
Elmer
Wonder
YF Oliigor
Detroit
Stella Nye
A. E. Donelson
Wm. Donelson
Rex Donelson
Toledo Hospital
O. L. Shumate
P. C. Goff
W. J.galbroner
EH. B. Kurtz
Mr. Galbroner
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