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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
3
Will admitted to probate and letters testamintary issued to H G Chambers after bond approval. Petition for sale of real estate filed in Ralph J Bartram assignment matter. Final account filed for Hart R Bever deceased.
H H Ritterspach longtime Wyandot county clerk of courts will retire after two terms on Monday August 5. He will be succeeded by J Ulrich of Mifflin township who takes office.
The county commissioners their clerk and the county surveyor were in Findlay Thursday for a joint county road hearing.
Herschel Moffett appeared before Judge Earl B. Carter on a non support charge. He was ordered confined in the Ohio State Reformatory for a term of one to three years, suspended on posting $509 bond and paying $8 monthly for the child until age sixteen, beginning August 1, 1929.
In the matter of the estate of Lawrence Stansbery deceased a first and final account has been filed. The filing outlines the final administration of the estate and invites interested parties to contest or assess the settlement. Proceedings proceed under probate procedures with due regard to creditors and heirs.
Testimony of witnesses filed and the will admitted to probate and ordered recorded. Related taxes remain incoming at the county treasurer’s office with substantial correspondence outstanding, delaying accurate collection estimates. Mrs. Foster Finkle continues employment at the treasurer’s office assisting during the rush season.
The matter records the first account filed in the estate of Sarah Still Weber with parties including George E. Miley of Marion son of Benjamin Miley and Mildred Grace Giles of Antrim township daughter of Milton Giles Rev C R Williamson and attorney Jean Ee Strapson of Forest. Bessie Viola Steele of Mear Marseilles has filed suit for divorce from George Arthur Steele citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty as grounds. They wed September 30 1922 and have three children.
The petitioner requests temporary alimony and child custody arrangements and asks to revert to her maiden name Bessie Viola Loveridge as part of the divorce proceedings.
C R Hanes of Lima assistant division engineer for the state highway department was in Upper Sandusky Friday morning on business with county commissioners making arrangements for the construction of the Lincoln Highway bridge west of Upper Sandusky. C B Loveridge filed suit in common pleas court against G A Steele and Bessie Steele for 1596 39 with interest on a promissory note. Plaintiff is represented by Atty Jean E Simpson of Forest. Refusés New Trial and Bryant Vun Sheckler versus Katherine Sheckler were overruled by Judge J W Wright of Bucyrus. divorce denied to both parties in last month’s local court.
In the matter of the estate of Charles D. Kentfield, deceased an inventory has been filed. The filing indicates the estate proceeding is under probate record activity and awaits further action by the court or heirs.
In the matter of the will of Maggie Orians, deceased. Will and application filed.
Deceased Gie Orians probate proceeding records show a waiver filed and witnesses testimony reduced to writing and filed with the court. The will is admitted to probate and ordered recorded.
The county awarded multiple road contracts including Mifflin township No 1641 to W. & Milligan for 239776 and No 167 to J Staib and others. Antrim No 168 saw bids from Fred F Walton Co and several firms with O R Rhinehart winning the award. Walton and Rhinehart each received contracts in different districts.
The county commissioners accepted the surveyor's report on the De Bolt ditch in Marseilles township. The ditch is scheduled to be sold on August 24.
Charles Loveridge of Marseilles was arraigned before Justice Jay Marguerat in Upper Sandusky on charges of pointing firearms and threatening to shoot Mary E Steele. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury in $100 bond, with Attorney Jean Simpson of Forest representing him.
Harry W. Alspach of north of Upper Sandusky faced Squire Jay Margueret on a charge of throwing wire across a high tension line that crossed his property crippling Wyandot Light & Power Co. The case was postponed to Tuesday morning to allow the company to prove a right of way.
Clayton LeRoy Whitmore son of Roy B Whitmore and Elma Virginia Gemmiig daughter of Charles Gemmiig residents of Upper Sandusky are listed with Rev W H Kibler.
The state highway department will open bids at Columbus on August 13 for a new Tymochtee creek bridge across the Lincoln highway. Bids will be awarded in three divisions to a single contractor. The first division covers 3 509.79 feet of roadway estimated at 34 819.18 dollars. The second division covers the ton-
The item cites a concrete beam bridge estimated at $30 255.87 and removal and rebuilding of 400 feet of old concrete paving at $2 989.55. The third division discusses these construction costs and project scope.
A bus carrying Toledo baseball players stopped on Sandusky avenue in Upper Sandusky loading cigarets cigars pop and other items without paying. Carey police halted the bus until Sheriff H B Stansbery arrived. Players paid $15 and resumed travel.
An application for an order to sell estate assets is noted for Frank P. Bidr, deceased, with details indicating bonds and related disposition. The fragmentary text references filing and sale proceedings without clear names of heirs or court.
Deputy Sheriff Raymond Stansbery and Prosecuting Atty David Creger returned Sunday night from Milford Michigan with George Heck, wanted on a charge of removing mortgaged property without the mortgagee’s consent. The stolen auto, taken from C F Sutter of Carey, was wrecked near Toledo and sold to a junk dealer. He was to be arraigned Monday afternoon before Justice Jay Marguerat.
Albert James Crabey and Mrs Lil lian Moneta Gitlum of Carey are involved in a matter before Jay Marguerat, justice of the peace.
Frank P. Blair is noted as deceased in the probate record with a second partial account filed. An application by Charles A. McBeth, deceased, to sell stock is on file and a sale has been ordered.
George Heck, brought from Michigan by Deputy Sheriff Raymond Stansbery and Prosecuting Attorney David Creger, faced charges of removing mortgaged property from the county without the mortgagee consent. The case was settled out of court and he was released Monday evening.
The 12th annual Benedict and Catherine Logsdon reunion occurred July 28 1929 at the Upper Sandusky fair grounds with 113 attendees. Raymond Logsdon was elected president Louis Logsdon vice president Mrs Maurice Gaster secretary and John Jacoby treasurer. A program followed a noon buffet and ice cream. The 1930 reunion is planned for the fourth Sunday in July in Upper Sandusky with many relatives from Bellevue Urbana Toledo Cleveland Detroit Freemont and Fostoria among attendees.
The Pahl, Brodman, and Broduan families express gratitude to Christian Mothers neighbors and friends for help and to those who sent flowers during the illness and death of their sister Mrs Mary Arnold.
A hearing features the contractor asking if the applicant is fit for hard labor and the reply cites that some of the best judges have believed so. The exchange highlights questions of suitability and credibility in a disputed labor case.
Mrs Charles Hoepf and children visited in Tiffin on Friday while Blands called. Numerous Gibson family members hosted relatives from Findlay to Toledo, with dinners and Sunday gatherings across Carey, Tiffin, and nearby towns. Frequent trips by Bland, Day, Myers, Hoepf and Gaster families linked Carey and Upper Sandusky through kinship visits.
Proud parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hoept announce the birth of Paul Robert born Saturday. Visitors Monday evening included Mr and Mrs Will Kummerer and family Miss Eulalia Hoept Carey Miss Margaret Gaster Alvada and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hoopt. A second group attended from Columbus and Kirbys vicinity for meals and conversation with the Mullholand family and guests.
The St Clairsville Chronicle argues that good roads boost industry and prosperity by linking distant communities. It says highway systems, combined with education, are key to social progress and that paving thousands of miles of secondary roads will relieve congestion and foster growth of small towns.
Readable note describes engraved or printed name cards kept at the Carey Times office. The item appears as a small archival fragment noting card production or usage within the newspaper workspace.
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes much misery and presents Rexall Orderlie as a fast relief. The tablet draws water into the dry bowel to soften waste, producing a gentle natural movement without habit. Chew Rexall Orderlie nightly for relief. 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Stores.
Hot dry weather prompts potato spraying every ten days to secure yields. Ohio farm cash income rises 2.4 percent in 1928 29 from the previous year. Dairy Day at Wooster Agricultural Experiment Station is set for August 9 with Garden Potato and Orchard Days on August 15 16. Nutrition experts say sun suits are scientifically sound though some criticism exists.
The Carey Times advertises commercially printed letter heads and envelopes of all kinds.
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