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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
A jumbled survey of public figures and pop culture notes. Byrd scouts distant places while Hoover looms over politics. Mae West and Greta Garbo surface in light anecdotes. a stray letter about chain letters, jokes, and a zeppelin raid round out this collage of timely curios.
Wyandot County Farm Bureau publicity manager Miss Violet Culver attended a district meeting in Findlay with L F Washington in charge. Perry L Green spoke in the morning and James R Moore led a publicity discussion in the afternoon. Fifteen counties attended as Washington runs a contest offering a trip to the National meeting in Chicago for winners.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Morehart and Forest R Davis wed at 10 Saturday forenoon in Wharton. Rev E Turner performed a single ring ceremony. The bride, in light blue crepe, is daughter of Mrs Oscar Wentling near Crawford. the groom is son of Mrs Clyde Wentling of the Crawford monument farm. Both are Carey and Vanlue graduates and plan to live in a new Crawford monument-area cottage.
Findlay reporter notes Chas Barth sixty six of Fostoria died in a Findlay hospital after injuries from a crash on the Lincoln highway near Ada. His wife Maude Bredbeck, also of Fostoria, was killed in the accident. Barth was a government inspector of weights and measures and was well known in the area.
Eldon John Palmer seven months old son of Mr and Mrs Orley Palmer died Thursday afternoon at 5 30 at their Wharton home. Cause of death inward spasms. Born October 21 1934 he leaves two brothers Charles and William Palmer and a late sister Wilma Jane Palmer. Maternal grandparents survive. Funeral services Saturday at 2 00 pm at the home conducted by Rev J E Turner. Burial in Wharton Cemetery.
Coroner P T Perin of Seneca county ruled the death of Barnard A Young of Green Springs an accidental suffocation after his auto caught fire on May 3. An estate filing in Sandusky county probate court at Fremont lists personal property of 17500 and real estate of 2000, totaling 19500, with Herman B Young named executor.
Dolores Bakies and Herbert Hoerig married in a nine oclock ceremony at Our Lady of Consolation with Rev Fr Paul Vollrath officiating. Attendants Margaret Wenzinger and Francis Kitzler. The bride wore blue honeycomb crepe and carried white carnations. A breakfast, wedding dinner for 50, and a reception for 100 followed at local venues. The couple will reside in Toledo after a weekend visit to Tiffin.
Miss Mildred Ehrenfried daughter of Mrs Camilla Ehrenfried of Tiffin wed Herman Mattes of Tiffin in a 730 AM ceremony at Our Lady of Consolation Carey. Rev Fr Vollrath officiated single ring Low Mass with Howard Ehrenfried Oleta Hergenrather as attendants. The bride wore a cream wool suit and white rose corsage, bridesmaid wore poudre blue crepe. A wedding breakfast for 18 at Pilgrim House followed. The couple will live in Tiffin after a trip. Mattes is an attendant at Mercy hospital. bride formerly worked at Good's Book Store.
Sunday mass at Our Lady of Consolation had communion in a body. The regular monthly social was held Monday at K of C hall on Findlay. Bernice Jenet won high in euchre and Edmund Pahl led in bridge. Banquet planned at Pilgrim House June 4 with committee led by Calmes and Lonsway. Next meeting June 3 will feature a pot luck supper for the brides Fleck Hoff and Riester.
Supt W L Arnholt and Principal W S Huffman attended a luncheon meeting of school superintendents and principals at Hotel Elbertson Bucyrus. The session, called by Supt D F Stanton Alliance president of the Ohio Education Association, reviewed financial conditions in the state region with speakers Dr D Skinner and Dr B A Stevens of Columbus. Similar gatherings recently occurred in Bellaire Cambridge Youngstown and Akron.
As Memorial Day approaches on Thursday, The Carey Times will publish Wednesday morning May 29. All copy is due Monday and ad copy by Tuesday noon. Mr and Mrs Robert Brown visited Mr and Mrs R E Gilliland near Fostoria Sunday evening.
A reader cites six weeks of misery from indigestion gas and constipation. After taking Adlerika twice, they report a full night’s sleep and no gas pains following a hearty dinner. The testimonial emphasizes rapid relief and non gripping action from Adlerika.
A local tragedy at Liberty Mills involves 11 year old Patsy Schubert falling from the dam abutment and Donald Smith drowning in an attempted rescue. Despite ground searches, boats, and dynamite attempts, Patsy remains missing as police and volunteers continue the search.
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church met Monday evening at Mrs. Paul R. Clouser’s home on W Findlay street. Mrs. Charles Hood led the lesson study Reaching Out With the Word and Mrs. Robert Ewing sang In the Garden. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
Carey Ohio bids sought by the Board of Education for school buses and a three year transportation contract. Bids due noon June 6 1935 at the clerk’s office High School building Carey. The board may reject any or all bids and notes regulations on file. Agnes Pahl Clark and N Johnson presidents. Deadline 18-20 inch LP."
May 22 in Columbus old age pensioners were urged to raise a garden to supplement state income. Henry J. Berrodin, chief of the pension division, warned that those who do not try to help themselves may see aid reduced or discontinued when applying for renewal at year end.
The Leader argues farmers receive too little of milk profits while consumers pay enough. It notes one reason behind farmers’ low returns and hints at further details to follow.
The president of the Borden company earned $180,030 in 1932 and fourteen other officers received between $30,000 and $107,225 each, according to the Pemberville Leader.
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