Fists Fly in Bloomville School Board Row
An evening Bloomville school board meeting erupted into a scuffle over salary cuts for next year. William Fleet allegedly struck Earl Snyder amid remarks about addressing the chair. no blood was drawn. Superintendent Ralph Hathaway’s salary set at 2200, 500 below his present pay and 200 above the initial offer. teachers’ pay slashed about 12 percent overall. Bernice Hathaway, daughter of the superintendent, resigned to seek other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomville Board of Education
Earl of Snyder
Bloomville
William Fleet
Fleet
Snyder
Ralph Hathaway
Bernice Hathaway
Tiffin Tribune
Confirmation at St Nicholas Frenchtown by Bishop Alter
The Right Reverend Bishop Alter visited St Nicholas Church in Frenchtown on Thursday April 28 and confirmed a list of local youths including Paul Clouse Maurice Tiell Lawrence Tiell Paul Kirian Joseph Calmes James Gase Gerald Wangler Otto Gase Cyril Metzger Joseph Kirian Paul Tiell Alfred Kirian Norbert Feck Herman Mathias Eugene Mathias Dale Lowery Donald Lowery Mildred Wuebbe Gertrude Metzger Regina Stark Agnes Holman Mildred Kirian Marie Holman James Niederkohr and Mrs Rose Reinhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter
St. Nicholas Church
Frenchtown
Paul Clouse
Maurice Tiell
Lawrence Tiell
Paul Kirian
Joseph Calmes
James Gase
Gerald Wangler
Otto Gase
Cyril Metzger
Joseph Kirian
Paul Tiell
Alfred I Kirian
Norbert Feck
Herman Mathias
Eugene Mathias
Dale
Donald Lowery
Mildred Wuebbe
Gertrude Metzger
Bernardine Lucius
Helen Kirian
Ida Mae Filliater
Ruth Filliater
Dorothy Calmes
Laverne Tiell
Hilda Sendlebaugh
Martha Mathias
Martha Schlachter
Regina Stark
Agnes Holman
Mildred Kirian
Marie Holman
James Niederkohr
Rose Reinhart
Public Sale of Household Goods in Carey Ohio
The undersigned offers at public sale at the residence of the late Mrs Anna Augustine 363 E Findlay St Carey Ohio on Saturday May 14 1932 sale to start at 1 00 p m. the following household goods Dining room chairs table and sideboard 2 rocking chairs stand library table wicker chair kitchen cabinet cook stove and hot plate 2 beds princess dresser pictures stepladder card table porch swing 2 gas heaters ironing board pedestal large mirror bureau dress makers form and miscellaneous articles. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Augustine
E. Findlay St. Carey
Wrong furniture loan dispute ends with police call
A Benson street woman stopped movers from taking furniture she did not own calling it a daylight robbery. Police learned she had guaranteed a neighbor’s purchase, and the movers had begun removing goods from the wrong house due to a misunderstanding when payments could not be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner Street
Tiftin Tribune
Relief bonds requested in Seneca and surrounding townships
Nine townships seek 69000 in relief bonds to cover 254 cases. Celvin case requests 49000 for 625 cases. Fostoria seeks 27000 to support 1600 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Cilfin
Fostoria
Farm Sold at Sheriff Sale in Seneca County
Union Central Life Insurance Company bought a 155 acre farm in Seneca township at a sheriff's sale on Saturday. The suit involved Ezra EF Zeis. Purchase price was $5,500, appraised at $6,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Seneca Township
Ezra EF Zeis
200 Years of Maryland Gazette Exhibits Unearthed Items
A display marking the Maryland Gazette bicentennial shows early news and ads reflecting past customs. Highlights include witchcraft executions in Vienna, a slave attack case, a slave sale ad for 200 slaves, and a royal birth news item from 1762 about the Prince of Wales. The Gazette, often suspended, is praised as the dean of American newspapers by the Library of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland’ Gazette
Vienna
Thegro
Maryland Gazette
Prince of Wales
George IV
Librarian of
Congress
Hundredth Birthday Celebrated for Seneca County Pioneer
Mrs. Margaret Rumschlag of the Tiffin area marked her 100th birthday last Friday. She recalled early days around Tiffin when only two log huts existed as Ohio was a wilderness and settlers faced Indian trails. Widow of Bernard Rumschlag, she has 13 children with seven alive including George in Tiffin, Nicholas in Tiffin, Jacob and Katherine west of Tiffin, Andrew near Defiance, Joseph in Decatur Indiana, and Mrs Joseph Huss in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rumschlag
Seneca County
Tiffin-New Riegel
Tiffin
Ohio
Rumschlag
Germany
Bernard Rumschlag
George
St. Clair Street
Nicholas
Frost Parkway
Jacob
Katherine
Property transfers listed in Medina County deeds
Truman E Kear and wife sell lots 4 5 and 6 Lovell to Vizzie Kemmerly for 450 dollars Oscar F Wentling and wife sell 80 acres Ridge township to Willis E Baughman for 1 dollar Roy Hayman et al sell lot 36 South Sycamore to Eleanor Corfman for 1 dollar Myrtle Williams Howard et al sell 425 acres Pitt township to Roswell E Williams et al for 1 dollar Lawrence Weatherholtz sheriff transfers land in Timothee township to M R McPheron for 2267 dollars Emma R Hall and husband sell part of inv 172 and 178 Upper Sandusky to Thomas A Reber 31 William Miller sells lot 80 A J Frederick's fourth addition Carey for 200 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F Wentling
Willis E Baughman
Ridge Township
Roy Hayman
Eleanor Corfman
South Sycamore
Myrtle Williams Howard
Roswell E Willams
Pitt Township
Lawrence Weatherholtz
M R MecPheron
Timochtee Township
Emma R. Hall
Thomas A Reber
Upper Sandusky
William Miller
Ida Miller
J Frederick
Carey
Our Own Fault Addressed by Exchange Board
An unsigned exchange letter laments neglect of national unity blaming self serving interests for systemic trouble. The author argues no fault in the country but criticizes those who harm governance for personal gain.
Appointment of Administrator for Ida Miller Estate
William H. Miller of Carey Ohio named administrator of Ida Miller deceased of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 6 1932. Carl B. Carter Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Miller
Carey
Ohio
Ida Miller
Wyandot County
Carl B. Carter
Court of Common Pleas
Boy Burned By High Tension Transformer Near Home
Seven year old Fred Farmer of Tiffin was badly burned when a 4000 volt arc struck him as he climbed a transformer yard near the Ritz theatre to view a mother robin. Surgeons at Mercy hospital amputated his right arm at the elbow while hoping the left leg injury might heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Farmer
Harry Farmer
South Washington Street
Tiffin
Mercy Hospital
Robin
Ohio Power Company
Ritz Theatre
Sandusky
Power Company
Findlay Labor Preference For New Post OfficeContract
The Findlay Chamber of Commerce advocates exclusive Findlay employment for the new post office project. It will report to the general contractor and sub contractors and enforce the prevailing wage scale. William Collins of H G Christman Co confirms Findlay labor will be used though early hiring is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Chamber of Commerce
Findlay
William Collins
H. G. Christman Co
South Bend
General Contractors
Courier
Bankers Indicted at Bowling Green in Misapplied Funds Case
Bowling Green Ohio saw two former executives of Commercial Bank and Savings Co indicted on secret charges for willful misapplication of funds. Franklin P. Riegel, former state legislator and bank president, and Fred S. Kimmons, former VP and cashier, were arrested. The bank closed November 30, 1929, as Charles R. Campbell of the Exchange Bank of Bloomdale was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in prison for forging a deposit certificate for 1300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Commercial Bank & Savings Co
Franklin P. Riegel
House of Representatives
Fred S. Kimmons
Charles R. Campbell
Exchange Bank of Bloomdale
Ohio
Mt Blanchard School Board Awards Truck Driver Contract
At the last meeting the Mt Blanchard board of education awarded the truck driving contract to Dale Ward of Wharton at $366 per month after six bids ranged from $410 to $366. He succeeds Stanley Beck who served in the role for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Blanchard Board of Education
Dale Ward
Wharton
Stanley Beck
Zender Estate Valuation in Probate Inventory
The estate of John E. Zender of New Riegel is valued at 47662.02 dollars. Personal goods and chattels total 27000, stocks and securities 10411, accounts and debts 2200, and real estate 8050.
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John E. Zender
New Riegel
Tiffin
Local social notes from Vanlue region Saturday gatherings
The Carey Times page lists visits and meals among Vanlue and Findlay residents. Families including Metzler Hendricks Grates Cravens Rickle and Becks were seen in Findlay Toledo Columbus and Arcadia with dinners and a mother daughter banquet at United Brethren church. A medical meeting and quilting session are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Metzler
Findlay
Hendricks
Toledo
Paul Grates
Columbus
Reva Thompson
Ray Cravens
Dewey Hunter
Marion
Fred Hendricks
Eugene’ Hendricks
Alice Steene
Carey
United Brethren Church
Red Robin Inn
Amy Beck
Omar
Ralph Gamberling
Carey Village to Build Sidewalks Along West North Street
Resolution passed by Carey Ohio Village Council to construct sidewalks along and adjacent to Lots 7 8 10 in C C Browns addition and 5 6 7 in McD Careys addition per general specifications of Ordinance No 4. Clerk to notify affected lot owners as required by law. Passed May 2 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
State of
Ohio
North Street
Brown
W Squier
Jacob Nitrauer
Vital Statistics April 1932 District 1416
Registrar reports births in Ridge Crawford Carey area for April 1932 listing six newborns including John Scott Neff William Henry Barrett Histie Watkins Judith Jo Anne and Joseph Ramon plus two deaths Ida Miller and Elizabeth Me Laughlin with causes mitral regurgitation cerebral hemorrhages and lobar pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nitrauer
Ridge and
Crawford Townships
Carey Corporation
Phyllis Jean
Clarence R. Stendricks
John Scott
Clifford’ Neff
William Henry
Carl Barrett
Ylistie
Boyd’ Watkins
Judith Joanne
Joseph F. Dible
Joseph Ramon
Peter Jacob
Joseph Henry
Brooks
Ida
Miller
Elizabeth Matilda Me
Laughlin
Russell Stout Returns From Navy Furlough to Langley Duty
Lawrence Stout reports son Russell, a first class radio operator in the navy, arrived in San Diego May 1 after an 18 hour train delay near Cheyenne due to a blizzard. Russell has been transferred to the U S S Langley, an aircraft carrier bound for China for two years, requiring him to fly in planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Stout
Town
Russell
Ohio
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Cheyenne
Wyoming
U. S. S. Langley
China
Shotgun Shell Foiled in Precinct A Voting Office
Judge H E Wyatt noticed a .20 gauge shotgun shell in a coal bucket while replenishing the stove at L D Trubey's office on N Vance Street. The shell could have caused an explosion in Precinct A during forenoon voting, and the act was deemed rank carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &E. Wyatt
L. D
Mother's Day Observed and Local Club News
McCutchenville residents marked Mother’s Day in local churches. A 4 H club elected officers led by Erma Bare and Eloise Savial. The Junior-Senior banquet at the high school featured talks, a toast, and a theater trip to Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burches
Glen Tallman
John Haines
Ferrel Haines
Kenneth Savial
Fremont
William Savial
Frank Gier
Upper Sandusky
Ben Bels
J. J. Heaton
Tiffin
C. A. Heaton
Paul Galbraith
Sycamore
Dow Shafer
Paul White
Ohio State University
Columbus
Be H
Whitey Ae -Re
Dow ‘Shafer
Fred Wenner
Dorothy Heimrich
Erma Bare
Helen Rose Staib
Eloise Savial
Annabel Wagner
Lois Spoon
Paul Staib
Geir Weininger
Ruth Weikert
Margaret Needs
Helen Rose Steaib
Jestine Grubel
James Dible
Helen Austin
Rae Bare
Ritz
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Carey Times
Bloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
ST. Nicholas
Fostorra
Truman E Kear
Vizzie Kemmerly
Lovell
Zender Estate
N. Main St
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Vanlue
F. J. Westcott
Ed Schmidtlin
Helen Saltzman
Marcella
Maude Lee
Anna Cross
Oza Simon
Josephine
Ruth Pratt
Gail Beck
Reed Steen
Martha LeMott
Edgar Daniels
Juanita
Elza Needles
Nevada
Carl Beck
Lloyd Sworden
Marilyn
James DeVene
Orville Dean
Luther Haines
Patricia
P. B. Hendricks
Ethel
Cloyce Wagner
Wanda
Fla Miller
Roy Eschbach
Mary Eschbach
Martha Farrison
Edith Cole
Wilda Walters
Dortha Beck
Sheriff's Sale
H. E. Snider
Cyril A Kramer
Court House
Wyandot
Ardmore
H. G. Chambers
Russell Stout
Pillsbury’s
Avondale
Country Club
Searchlight Brand
Kellogg's
Clifton Brand
Lux
del Monte
Texas
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