Charles E Steen Found Dead In Findlay Hotel
Charles E Steen 63 former oil operator and businessman of Findlay was found hanged in his Antler hotel room by a maid. He had been night clerk for the hotel for ten years and recently returned from Fremont with his son Clyde, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Funeral services were held in Findlay with Findlay Elks in charge, burial there. Steen formerly served as Findlay vice mayor and operated a hardware business with his brother before owning the Lyric theatre in Tiffin and later a theatre in Defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Steen
Findlay
Antler Hotel
North
Erie Street
Fremont
Clyde
Chamber of Commerce
H. R. Clark
Steen
Defiance
Deals in Dirt in Upper Sandusky and Carey Real Estate Transfers
The First National Bank of Upper Sandusky transfers one acre to Bessie Osbun Newbold for $1. Ralph McElroy as assignee sells 100 acres in Richland township to Paul F. Opp for $4,131.85. Multiple small lot transfers follow in Carey Syc amore and Wharton areas for $1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Upper Sandusky
Bessie Osbun Newbold
Ralph McElroy
Paul F. Opp
Richland Township
Anna M. Augustine
Curtis Sheets
Stanley Sheets
Carey
Dow
Ernest G. Koehler
Leland Kear
Wickiser
Wharton
Hazel Snyder
L. B. Grandstaff
Pennington
Sycamore
J. I. Halstead
Mary HE
Halstead
Roberts
Tribolet
Roy Bibler
Mae Cross
Jessie Edmonds
South Sycamore
Fletcher Wins Democratic Primary In Ohio District Race
The district democratic vote tallies show Fletcher 8 866, Schaber 4 664, Key 4 091, McElroy 2 114 with county results in W Marion Morrow Hancock Hardin Wyandot and Crawford. Fletcher leads across counties though several areas show strong support for Schaber and Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Schaber
Key
McElroy
Marion Fletcher
Morrow Fletcher
Hancock
Hardin Fletcher
Wyandot Fletcher
Crawford Fletcher
Licciardi Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Toledo Court
Bartholomew Benjamin Licciardi filed for voluntary bankruptcy in federal court at Toledo designating himself as secret service investigator. He lists liabilities of 231356 and assets of 1 3 00. Licciardi is noted for liquor raid activities across Ohio including recent Marysville roundup and a major Bucyrus raid last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Bartholomew Benjamin Licciardi
Secret Service
Licciardi
Ohio
Marysville
Bucyrus
Bucyrus Schools Face Severe Finances and Hiring Freeze
Bucyrus schools report a £20 000 borrowing to finish term, revenue shortfalls of $60,000, and a £355 000 road debt. No teachers have been hired due to the financial tangle, and officials seek a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyorus
Carey Ohio bids for oil and tar street work 1932
Notice to bidders from the village of Carey Ohio calls for sealed bids by 7 00 p.m. Tuesday May 31 1932 for furnishing oil and tar for streets during 1932. Bids must state price per gallon for all grades. By order of the council. Jacob Nitrauer, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
Jacob Nitrauer
State nicknames and state flowers list and notes
The document lists state nicknames and state flowers, noting multiple nicknames per state and pairing flowers with states. It also records exceptions such as Pennsylvania having no official state flower and Maine choosing the pine cone.
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Alabama
Cotton State
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Centennial
Connecticut
Constitution
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
New York
Empire
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Sooner
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Big Bend
Texas
Lone Star
Utah
Vermont
Green Mountain
Virginia
Old Dominion
Washington
West Virginia
Panhandle
Wisconsin
Badger
Wyoming
Equality
Kentucky
Nebraska
Illinois
New Jersey
Louisiana
Mississippi
Michigan
Iowa
New Mexico
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
Ohio
Maine
Carey Village bids for street stone 1932
The village council of Carey Ohio invites bids for furnishing stone for streets and alleys for 1932. Bids due Tuesday May 31 1932 at 700 pm must state price per ton for all stone sizes. The council may reject any or all bids. Jacob Nitrauer Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
Jacob Nitrauer
Lindbergh Baby Found Near Mount Rose New Jersey
The body of Charles A Lindbergh Jr was found in brush near Mount Rose New Jersey about five miles from the Lindbergh home. A negro truck driver Wilson discovered it and identification was later confirmed. The kidnapping occurred March 1 1932 and the $50000 ransom was paid April 2 by Dr John F Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Mount Rose
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Wilson
Orib
Ranson
John F. Condon
New York
Col. Lindbergh
Official Vote in Wyandot County Primaries
Wyandot County Board of Elections released the official primary results. Democratic candidates include Congress Schaber 493 Fletcher 1331 Key 470 McElroy 307. Representative Bloom 947 Sterner 355 Traxler 1134 Weiker 478. Commissioners Bardon 1407 Bauder 407 Brown 1157 Frey 828 Riester 836 Suber 561. Prosecutor Mason 1665 Taylor 1145. total 3121. Republican results show Commissioner Failor 888 Hale 613 Harman 790. Surveyor Harvey 549 Fox 693. Republican total 1509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
County Board of Elections
Congress
Schaber
Fletcher
Key
McElroy
Bloom
Sterner
Traxler
Weiker
Bardon
Bauder
Brown
Frey
Riester
Suber
Mason
Taylor
Failor
Hale
Harman
surveyor—Harvey
Fox
Carey Evangelical Church Weds Freda M Bacon and Ralph C Brown
Miss Freda M Bacon daughter of Mrs. F. W Bacon and Ralph C Brown son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A Brown were married at noon Thursday in Carey Evangelical Church with Rev. E D Paulin officiating. The couple, attended only by themselves, planned to reside on a newly purchased farm near Upper Sandusky after a short wedding trip east. Mrs. Brown will be remembered as Bucyrus High School class of 1929.
Appointment of William H Miller as administrator
Notice announces William H Miller of Carey Ohio appointed administrator of Ida Miller deceased of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 6 1932 by Judge Earle Carter of Wyandot County Ohio Court of Common Pleas Probate Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Miller
Carey
Ohio
Ida Miller
Wyandot County
Earle Carter
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot Cunty
Chase Steen
Your Debt to Your Home Town Should Be Met
A local plea urges residents to support town merchants to protect property values and local employment. Buying at home is framed as sustaining the town’s economy, keeping storefronts vibrant, and encouraging merchants to invest in better stock and prices.
Mrs. Alice Horner Dies at 71 in Findlay
Mrs. Alice Horner, 71, of 519 East High Street Findlay, died after one day illness from neu ralgia of the heart at 8 15 p m Saturday. Funeral was held at St Michael s Catholic church Findlay with Rev W S Ogle in charge. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Lloyd Mierly of Silver Lake Indiana and brother Dan Rinsel of Toledo. Husband Michael Horner died about 15 years ago. She belonged to St Michael s and had lived in Carey Detroit and Findlay over the years.
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Alice Horner
E. High Street
Findlay
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
W.S. Ogle
Dan Rinsel
Toledo
Michael Horner
Horner
Carey
Detroit
Sunday Schedule and Moral Sermon from Methodist Church
Rev. C. W. Sultzbach outlines church activities for May 22 with services at 10 30 a m and 8 p m and a prayer meeting Wednesday. He condemns delayed justice and political selfishness, urging public responsibility and obedience to law and God. He cites parables of the five wise and foolish virgins and the talents to warn against inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W. Sultzbach
Epworth League
America
Carey property sale in Wyandot County courtroom notice
In Wyandot County Ohio a sheriff sale is ordered in the case Alvin Kemmerly versus F M McDonald et al. The auction will be June 18 at 2 30 pm on the premises 112 High Street Carey Ohio. The property is 80 feet wide from Lot 82 in Carey and Dow's Addition and is appraised at 1586 dollars. Lawrence Weatherholtz is Sheriff and H G Chambers is the Plaintiff's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
Alvin Kemmerly
F. M. McDonald
High St. Tdarey. O
Carey and
Dow
Carey
Lawrence Weatherholtz
H G Chambers
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Wyandot County
Court notice for the administrator of the estate of Chas e Steen announces the sale of Lot 4 Edwin Brown's Addition Carey village Wyandot County Ohio at 100 o'clock pm on the premises. The property is appraised at 2100 dollars, minimum bid two thirds of value, cash sale upon court confirmation. A 10 percent deposit is required to guarantee completion. H G Chambers administrator and H G Orians auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Ohio
Carey
Edwin Brown
North Vance Street
Brown Avenue
H. G. Chambers
Adm
H. G. Orians
Figures About Wyandot County Tax Data
Population figures show a decline from 19 481 in 1920 to 19 036 in 1930. Tax duplicate drops from 48 918 850 to 44 277 580 and overall levies rise from 789 546 02 to 847 275 67. Per capita tax increases from 40.53 to 44.51 with rate changes across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Ohio Inter-Organization Tax Association
McCutchenville Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
McCutchenville residents hosted and visited friends across Tiffin and Sycamore. Mitts include Marie Cowpe visiting Oscar Beidel's home and several family gatherings in McCutchenville, with church services, high school events, a Y M C A gathering, and a Wyan dot schools meeting. Ohio tax official Anthony Kraus spoke on taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Mervin Bare
Schoolmasters Club
Wyandot County
McCutchenville
Anthony Kraus
Ohio State Tax Commission
Seneca County
Scherk
Death of Mrs John Jenet in Springfield Illinois
Carey relatives received word Monday of the death of Mrs John Jenet at her home in Springfield Wil. Death occurred Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Frey and Mr and Mrs Christ Hucke left late Monday night to attend the funeral services which were held Wednesday morning in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
John Jenet
Springfield
Wil
Frank Frey
Christ Hucke
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Carey Times
Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
Charles Steen
Licciarde Bankrupt
Sheriff's Sale
Cerad
H KE Snyder
Cyril A. Kramer
Ardmore
N. Main St
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
R. McCleary
Marie Cowpe
Oscar Beidelschies
Floyd Bei
Tiffin
Ben Beis
Willy Homan
S. N. Harmon
Eafternoon
Jesse Stuckey
Harry Spoon
Anna Weininger
Miley Burgderfer
Luther Haines
Hendricks
Vaniue
Ferrel Haines
Reformed Church
Loncke
Tifflin
Harry Heimrick
Fred Heimrick
Fred Wenner
Hattie Basil
Hart Jamison
Grace
Carolyn
Oscar Hahn
Margaret
Stanley Pennington
Port Williams
Prof. Pennington
George Pennington
Alaska
Wesco
Selex
Igc
del Monte
Kellogg's
Country Club
Wilson's
Borden's
Canned Milk Country Club
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