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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
6
Births and deaths reported across Wyandot County with details on families and locations. Notable items include two newborn daughters near Upper Sandusky, several local deaths, a beam of local infrastructure news, and educational and civic updates from the Upper Sandusky area.
The defendant admits his wife sat in the rear seat while asked if he had complete control of the vehicle at the time. The exchange highlights questions of driver responsibility in the ongoing case.
The local W. C. T. U. met Friday afternoon at Miss Della Gilliland's home on S. Patterson. Miss Dea Gilliland presided while Mrs. Elza Jacobs led devotionals and readings covered motherhood, temperance slogans, and a study course. Flower mission day is set for June 4 at the county home. The group adopted a resolution against beer advertising and pledged to oppose stronger intoxicants.
Clarence Musgrave of near Find lay was in town Friday. Harry Smith of Nevada phoned Monday forenoon from the home of his uncle John Slotterbeck. Loretta Derr of Tiffin visited over Sunday at the Myers home. Almon Blue and family visited their son Merle in Dunkirk Friday. Harry Briggs of Russell Point is staying with brother J. D. Briggs. Della Clark of near Wharton visits sister Mrs. Carl Krout. Tom Baker and family visited the Blands Monday evening. Ryder family of Bucyrus called on Carey relatives Sunday. Henry Brown has rented the Ed Nye property on Ash street and will move from Frederick street. J. J. Stoll and family spent last Thursday in Marion with Russell McEvoy. S. W. McChesney and children with May Belle Barnard and Aleta Ruehle were in Upper Sandusky Saturday. Frank Funk and daughters visited Redfox family Sunday. Gunther family to attend Ada high school commencement. Max Pugh is a graduate. Perry McDaniel and Newhards spent Sunday in Lansing, Michigan with Dr O. M. Randall. H. B. Turnbell was in Columbus for Lennox Furnace Co work last week. Mrs J. E Audrush will visit Fort Wayne with her son Zelson for a week’s vacation. W. S. Hollaway of Marion, brother of D. A. Cole, critically ill with bronchial pneumonia. Cole and Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Harry Bristol visited Holloway Sunday. Forest Bland, Dallas Putnam, Kenneth Baughman and Margaret Needs attended Bellefontaine high school commencement. Carl Baughman, Putnam’s grandson, graduated.
On Sunday afternoon Ora Bowman and family visited the Russel Miller home. Ina Misamore visits her father Michael Misamore. Dortha Secrist returned from Akron to her Wharton home. Local fishing trips included Garmen Fehnel Otto Stephan and others at Lewistown. Mother's Day services were led at the Methodist and Church of God Sunday schools with mothers honored and musical features. John Phelps died Thursday from paralysis aged 81. Wharton WCTU held a regular meeting with officers and a program on possession and law topics and a June 14 return gathering.
Adrian residents Mr and Mrs George Swisher remodel their home while Eliza Correll visits Flat Rock. Ezra Smith and Phyllis Arnold travel to Indianapolis. A fishing trip to Wightmans Landing involved Dean Ruehle Grover Clouse and Charles Dible. Families from Cadiz Monroe Berwick Tiffin Carey and Carey share weekends and dinners.
Mrs. Gladys May Howell married John Spears at noon Sunday. The ceremony, performed by Justice W Z Campbell, took place at the bride’s parents home in Scipio Township, Seneca County.
Regular meeting minutes show the Village Council approving numerous May expenses. Items include Carey Electric Telephone Co. rent and tolls, salaries for J Jefferson and several staff, labor on electric lines, and refunds for water and light. Suppliers listed cover cement, lumber, stone, pipe fittings, and fencing with totals noted.
Notice received at the post office warns that the Sheldon Hosiery Co of New York is a fraud. Several letters to the company are returned and locals are urged to buy hose locally rather than from the dubious outfit.
A near sighted man and his wife inspect an art exhibit with care. He criticizes the portrait as the ugliest sight, while she urges him to leave, remarking he is looking at himself in a mirror.
Miss Marie Holden hosts Miss Mattie Gibson in Carey. Local families including Gibson Gilliland Bland Day and Beaschler share visits and dinners in Berry, Carey, and Upper Sandusky. Notable attendees include George Kohmann of Bucyrus and Dallas Charles Bland visiting from Carey.
Shoppers and relatives are listed visiting friends and family across Findlay Carey Deshler Mt. Blanchard Vanlue and Oak Grove. Couples such as Mr and Mrs John Kleopfer and Mr and Mrs Fred Kloppfer host dinner guests. Descriptions include Miss Betty Roth Esther Beck and Jay Miller visiting extended families in the area.
A humorous exchange shows a young woman asking to open an account and the teller clarifying she seeks a regular charge account like at department stores. The cartoon portrays banking service with a smile and a hint of consumer credit culture.
About 15 000 students staged a bonfire in Opera Square Berlin burning 20 000 un-German books. A cold drizzle limited the crowd yet they marched down Unter den Linden with torches banners and student songs.
McCutchenville Himer, son of Mrs Ada Swerlein, is seriously ill. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz of Fostoria. Miss Janice Teal of Columbus. Miss Margaretta Ruehle. Marian Shafer. and Corinne Brandt. W. C. G. T. A. met at Mrs. Adrian Aten’s home. May Day exercises at Sycamore school. 4-H club held first meeting May 11. Butterfly Girls named as club.
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