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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
6
Judge Yarl B. Carter grants Harry Clark versus Ethel Clark divorce and custody of three minor children after the defendant fails to appear. Court finds gross neglect by the defendant. plaintiff awarded custody.
A case filed in common pleas court seeks a money judgment and foreclosure against William B. Stalter et al. The involved amount is $4,371.18. Plaintiff represented by A. K. Hall, H. L. Magow and Buckles.
Judge Carter's calendar shows the final and distributive accounts filed in the matter of the estate of Jeannette DeWitt deceased. A guardianship first and final account is filed for Royal Griffin a minor. Final and distributive accounts are filed in the estate of Mary A Arnold deceased.
D F Harris seeks court Monday for a money judgment of 1049.03 and other relief from James G Blain and Mary F Blain. Petition filed by attorney Jean E Simpson of Forest.
A joint viewing on the Parker ditch in Marseilles township and Marion county occurred Monday morning. The first hearing for the case has been scheduled for Saturday.
Arden Heilman of McCutchenville a farmer and son of George F Heilman to wed Ruth Long of Carey daughter of Jay Long in a Carey area marriage license filing.
Lawrence Mike Platt of Carey faces arrest after being accused of stealing gasoline from a road maintainer near the O. C. Rickle farm south of Carey. Authorities say gasoline was taken on two occasions, with a copper line cut on the second theft. Rickle, pursuing the case, confronted a man and woman stealing from the grader before summoning the sheriff.
County Superintendent Ralph Broede reports transportation costs for each township during the year. Antrim 2600, Carey 9000, Eden 4450, Harpster 1000, Little Sandusky 1800, Marseilles 4000, McCutchenville 5200, Mifflin 1700, Nevada 5400, Richland 5550, Salem 5000, Sycamore 6000. Total 52300.
Judge Earl B Garter approved bond and ordered sale in the case of Ella E Ransbury against Burton F Ransbury and others for the sale of real estate.
In re the estate of Frank P Blair deceased final and distributive account filed. Trusteeship of Frederick C Fleece et al summons returned filed and taken under advisement. Estate of Harold Wayne Rech citation returned filed. Will of Adrian A Hare filing and application. Commission issued Rosa HK Werring. Assignment of notes ordered.
A money case before Judge Earl B. Carter closed with a settlement and dismissal of the Dickleman Manufacturing Co. against Melvin I. Glazier and others on a Friday docket.
The case of Ohio Overcoat Co against Fred Lytle and others was dismissed with costs assessed to the plaintiff. Proceedings ended without further action.
An answer has been filed in the case of Margaret L. Terry a minor by her next friend Mary Terry of Dunkirk against Grover R Traxler seeking damages of 25000. The defendant denies all allegations and requests dismissal. Plaintiff is represented by Kean Gregor and A K Hall attorneys.
The county teachers' examination will be held August 29 the final test before school opens. A number of schools in the county will open on Labor Day September 0.
Adora Jane Blaine Virgil Junior and Donna Jeanupee joined Mr and Mrs Tray Hunter for Sunday dinner. Numerous relatives and friends from Cad reg, Carey, Mt Blanchard, Forest and Tiffin visited throughout the weekend. Ice cream and water were served in Neélon.
Adam Koehler outlines a life in Wyandot County to voters. He born near Upper Sandusky, worked as a carpenter and general contractor, and has a family of three with deep church and fraternal ties. He resides in Crane township and seeks the Democratic treasurer's post.
The column lists visits and stays in Vanlue Defiance Findlay Marion Carey Findlay Toledo Fostoria and other locales. Residents Miss Ethel Thompson Miss Margaret Miller and families travel to relatives while others attend picnics church events chicken suppers and family gatherings.
Rexall offers a Factory to You sale at Ewing Drug Co. with letters and envelopes featured as part of the promotion. Carey Times notes mention of commercial printing in support of the sale.
A dense string of visits and calls from Findlay to Upper Sandusky outlines a weekend of social rounds. Audrey Beaschler hosting and visiting kin, friends from Carey, Lovell, and Bowling Green exchange dinners, picnics, and afternoon calls.
Mrs Ella Kinney visits Mrs Nettie Zabriskie in Carey. Mr and Mrs Fred Ewing spent the weekend in Detroit. Mrs Hazel Hirl of Carey visited Mrs Charles Hid. Miss Lucille Wisner of Toledo visits grandmother Mrs Ellen Phillips. Mr and Mrs C A Double and family spent Sunday in West Independence. Mr and Mrs Frank Sallidan and children of Lorain visit here. John Austin Weininger recovering slowly after a serious automobile accident last week. Mr and Mrs Solomon Schearer and Mr and Mrs Harry Olinger of Bucyrus called at the Schearer home Sunday.
A crowded page records visits among the Baughman and related families in Findlay and nearby towns with a Brown reunion and Cuba farewell. It then shifts to a anecdote about Captain Roland H Macey turning to retail in New York, using odd pricing and a cash drawer to prevent theft, building a lasting psychological pull on customers.
G H Cilley, a noted store advertising manager, explains in a recent article how the odd penny pricing practice emerged from earlier price making trends. The piece traces the shift from round numbers to 98 cent and similar endings and their adoption by retailers.
Carey's Times prints reunion notices detailing class gatherings and milestone reunions. Event dates, host organizations, and location hints are listed alongside attendee names and RSVP details where available.
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