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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
2
A mosaic of satirical notes and headlines features figures from politics sports and culture. It mentions a retired officer lost in the Grand Canyon a 20 mile Belmont horse race and a circus fat lady shedding 176 pounds. It lampoons Roosevelt Huey and Clarence Darrow and notes curiosities like a Coney Island restaurant adding a midget troupe and a $3.60 Concord tax.
Miss Helen Perkins announced her marriage to Ralph Veith at a party hosted by her mother Mrs Myrtle Perkins and sister Mrs Luther Creighton. The ceremony was held in Wheeling West Virginia on February 17 1934 with Rev Ben Donley performing. The couple will reside near Upper Sandusky after July 1.
Mrs Jesse Morehart 74, longtime Deshler resident, died Friday at her W Main street home after an extended illness. Born June 13, 1860 near Carey, she was married to Jesse Morehart in 1880 and survived by her husband, a daughter, two sisters, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held May 19 at Park Presbyterian Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. many area residents attended.
Fred Houck 18 died in Fostoria hospital after a stolen car wreck near Alvada last Thursday. Michael Vonick 16 died Friday in same hospital, Samuel Baille 14 is recovering after the crash. The youths had taken a Bellville dealer’s car for a joy ride at about 70 mph when Vonick lost control on Route 28.
The U S Forest Products Laboratory reports farm woodlots are a growing source of firewood posts poles and rough lumber. Improved forestry practices can boost revenue and reduce soil erosion while preserving timber as a secondary crop for emergencies.
Property transfers list numerous parcels in Sycamore Morris Meyer Upper Sandusky Tyler s Ridge Salem Jackson Antrim and Little Sandusky townships. Details include buyers such as Margaret Grubb Vida Haner Herman Sanborn Victor Sink E E Burns E Trautwein Philip Oelberg Jacob Trachsel Dallas Leith and heirs, with acreages and 1 dollar or ten dollar consideration.
Elmer Stephan of Upper Sandusky received a telegram saying Emil Schlup died last Thursday morning at his daughter’s home in Ak ron. Schlup, past 80, was a former local resident and is survived by a daughter and a son. his wife preceded him in death. Funeral services were held in Ak ron on Saturday afternoon.
A vintage advertisement touts Adlerika as a 30 year remedy for gas in the upper and lower bowels. It claims washing out poisons relieves gas and nervousness for better sleep and urges readers to buy today for a quick, hinted improvement.
A blaze at George Wolfrum’s grocery on N Sandusky Ave early Monday caused heavy smoke and water damage. The fire started in rubbish, spread to coffee sacks and store equipment, and was extinguished by the city fire crew after doors were forced. Miss Mary Schnabel, who lives above the store, alerted responders.
Ohio voters will see a constitutional amendment on the November ballot. If approved the measure sets county officer pay after January for counties with 25 000 or fewer votes last election at at least ten dollars per 100 votes plus a 1500 flat allowance to cover a year of service.
Mrs L A Kromer and Mrs Rose Myers of N Vance street learn of the sudden death of their niece Miss Helen Fritz 22 at Monroeville. Mr and Mrs Kromer and daughters Rosemary and Cleo will attend the funeral at St Joseph's church Monroeville this morning.
Court probate sale of two parcels in Carey Village Wyandot County. Tract 1 102 ft by lot 64 north end with 10 ft alley strip. Tract 2 Lot 57 in Straw's Third Addition. Appraised at 1400 and 700 dollars. Minimum bid two thirds of appraised. Auction June 29 1935 at 2 00 pm. Terms one third cash each year for two years or all cash. Administrator H G Chambers. May 25 1936.
Bids are invited by the Carey Ohio Board of Education for school buses and for a three year transportation contract. Sealed proposals due by 12 noon June 6 1935 at the clerk’s office in Carey High School. The board may reject all bids. By order of the Board of Education Clerk PAHL WN TFOHNSON.
Estate settlement notices advised to use Carey Times for commercial printing of all legal notices. Instruction given to inform attorneys to arrange printing through the Times.
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