Court Docket Report by Judge Close from Friday session
Judge Charles F. Close logged civil entries including leave to answer dates for A C Clemens et al against Wyandot County Commissioners and Lakeland Co against Village of Carey. Dismissals occur in several matters including Eliza Gilliland v George Mathews and Missouri Valley Serum Co v James B McNamara. Other items set penalties and property actions including sale confirmations for Real Estate by Trustees and Bigelow Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church and partition orders in Kemerley suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Close
C Clemens Et al
Wyandot County
Walter Ferrar
Mervin Jones
Eliza Gilliland
George Mathews
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Joe Benge
Salem
Lissouri Valley Serum, Co
James B. McNamara
UW Beasthler
Grant Long
Nevada Deposit Bank
Anna & Ulrich Et al
R S Ulrich
Methodist l Episcopal Church
Bigelow Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Plainiff
Ehen Culver
Fannie Albert
The
Lakeland Co
Carey
John W. Kemerley
Alvin Kemerley
Guardians and estates listed in court notices
Guardian J H Grove listed against Gordon H Grove and others with guardian ad litem appointed. Estates including Margaret M Lombard Thomas E B Beery Chesebrough Ahlefeld Straw Ulrich Seiler and Seiler cases with inventories, wills admitted to probate, final and distributive accounts filed and orders issued. Bond and deposition actions noted with commissions and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Grove
Guardian
Gordon H. Grove
Guardian Ad Litem
Margaret M. Lombard
Thomas EB. Beery
Margaret A. Chesebrough
Katherine Straw
Samuel Ahlefeld
Samuel Ahlefield
John T Carey
Daniel Ulrich
James H Grove
John Seiler
Docket Entries and Restorations in Ohio Court Case
Judge Charles F Close processes bar docket items including actions by F Rummell and others vs George G Rummel, with a deed set aside and appeal noted. Madeline Miller restored to maiden name, alimony awarded, costs to defendant, and bond set at 1000 dollars as State of Ohio charges Curtis St Els with possession in open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Close
F Rummell
George G Rummel
Gillen
Alfred Gallen
Sime
Madeline Miller
Phontiff
Staite
Ohio
Atlidavit
State of Ohio
Curtis St. Els
Judge Close Sets Docket of Civil Actions Across May and July
Judge Charles F. Close assigned a series of civil cases for May and July hearings including Chancery actions such as Trustees Ohio Wesleyan versus Straley and Pictorial Review Co. versus W. A. Miller. administrative notices list demurrers and motions. Other docket items involve administrators Peters Kauble Goble Wehrs and a variety of party names against railway and company defendants with May 14 to May 27 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Close
Chancery
Ohio Wesleyan
Straley
Home Missionary Co
Scott
Demurrer
Pictorial Review Co
W. A. Miller
Charles Drecsler
Adajan
Hiram Beard
Béard
Lakeland
Carey
Board of Commissioners
Credit Loan and Discount Co
Thom Bros
HTV Pond Co
Heary Little & Sons Co
Dean Jaquith
Hugh Jaquith
Baldwin
Scheidegger
M. H Kear
Peter Kauble
State of Ohio
H. Arthur Goble
Werman Wehrs
Bulger
New York Central Railway Co
Peters
New York Central
Miss Venus Staggs Joins Recorder Office Staff
Miss Venus Staggs, long time deputy to Clerk Harless C. Staggs, began work as assistant to Recorder Raynard C. Boucher on Wednesday. Hazel Schindler leaves the recorder’s office for Marion to take a business college course. Mrs Staggs will assist her husband in the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus Staggs
Harless C. Staggs
Raynard C. Boucher
Hazel Schindler
Recorder's Office
Marion
Stages
Bids Placed on Tong Joint County Ditch Project
At a joint Hancock Wyandot commissioners meeting bids were received for labor and tile work on the Tong joint county ditch. D J Watson offered 886.54 dollars labor and Hancock Brick and Tile company proposed 406 dollars for tile. The award is set for Thursday April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock and Wyandot
Tong Joint County
D J Watson
J. H. Lee
J. C. Gieser
L. A. Wohlgamuth
Hancock Brick and Tile Company
Bids on Bennett bridge wing wall and Bowers bridge abutment
Bids for the wing wall of the Bennett bridge Tymochtee township show Ritter Bros at 117.95, Isaac Mc Pike 109.45, Badger Ennis 105, and H W Baker 104.25. North abutment bids on the Marseilles road go Ritter Bros 775.50 and H W Baker 756.498.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Bridge
Tymochtee Township
Ritter Bros
Isaac McPike
Badger & Ennis
H W. Baker
Bowers Bridge
Marseilles Road
H. W. Baker
Eight marriage licenses issued in March at probate office
Probate records show eight marriage licenses granted in March, down from thirteen in the same month last year, reflecting a drop in nuptial activity this year.
County surveyor and commissioners tour Bloom ditch in Tymochtee
County Surveyor Charles F Ellis and the Ty moochee county commissioners viewed the Bloom ditch and adjacent roads in Tymochtee Township on Friday, inspecting drainage and roadway conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Ellis
Tymochtee Township
Dean's Pills advertised for kidney support and relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney health. A customer, Mrs. Cordelia Black, reports back pain, fatigue, dizziness, and sluggish kidneys improved after using the product sold at Brayton's Drug Store. 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wse Dean
Carey
Cordelia Black
Dow St
Dean
Brayton
Foster-Milby Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Aunt of Findlay Released After Family Pays Fine
John, detained Sunday for disorderly conduct in Sycamore, was released after his parents paid the $25 fine and costs. Mary Hogan filed for divorce from Burns Hogan, seeking alimony and custody of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Findlay
Sycamore
Mary Hogan
Burns
Ohio Sows Produce Fewer Pigs Than Expected
Ohio State University rural economists summarize Greene County hog data showing average sow litters under four pigs. At $1.70 extra cost per 100 pounds of pork, farmers may reduce costs by improving breed rate. examples show wide variance between sows and barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J F Dowler
Ohio State University
Greene County
Mr. Dowler
Ohi
Fred Dobbins
Yet They Wonder Why Papers Make Mistakes
A La Belle Missouri Star note argues newspapers inherit errors from type and transpositions. It cites 10 000 type pieces and 70 000 wrong-position chances per sentence and claims 2 759 022 possible errors in To be or not to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Belle
Saw His Chance Echoed in Courtroom Quip
A humorous exchange from American Legion Weekly features a petite eighty pound husband and a two hundred pound wife in a dispute. The judge questions why the husband slapped his wife instead of aiding her after an auto accident. He replies that opportunity knocks but once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
Council approves numerous bills at last meeting
The council passed and ordered payment on numerous items from salaries to supplies. Expenses listed include salaries for W. J. Jefferson Frank Fry and others, utility bills from General Electric Co and Ohio Pipe Co, library and pavilion work, labor on water lines, office rent, and patrol wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
W. J. Jefferson
Frank Fry
Wm. Slater
Co. N. Cosgray
Lillian Lytle
Cc. F. Sutter
R. D. Perkins
S. H. Krébs
General
Electric Co
Froelich & Emery
Ohio Pipe Co
J E Coulter and Carolyn Newhard Salary Record
The note lists J E Coulter and Carolyn Newhard with salaries and dates. It records 16 nights and a March salary of $40 plus a March sum of $51.61, totaling $91.61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Coulter
Same
Carolyn
Newhard
Advertising and its reach in Every Day Life
A Kansas City Club News note rhapsodizes how advertising has touched daily life from Victrola dogs to Castoria and Sozodont. It lists brands like Rubberset Gillette Arrow collars Ingersolls Wrigley’s and Tiffany as examples and questions whether advertising pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tiffany
Kansas City Club News
Vibration Experiments Compare Rock Speeds in Texas
The Kansas City Star reports recent tests by oil companies in Texas show vibrations travel like earthquakes through rock. In Ninestone the speed is about 14 000 feet per second, while in shale it is roughly 7 000 feet per second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofl Companies
Texas
Kansas City
Star
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Creston
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South America
H Arthur Goble
Herman Wehrs
Mrs. Black
Council
Robert Drake
Co. M Karr
Walter Carr
Joe Billock
Frank Weaver
Mary Moser
Erner & Hopkins Co
W. S. Darley & Co
Crane Co
American Express Co
Express
W. H. Houk
Gottfried Bros
Zeis & Ogg
Board of Public Affairs
Camby Harris
S. H. McKee
Almon Blue
John Stoody
HH Heck
G Chambers
A E. Constien
A Hendricks
Elza Jacobs
Earl Black
Wm Anderson
Minor Mann
Country Club
Oats
Kroger’s
Bologna
Peanut Brittle
the Snyder Lumber Company