Court actions fill Grant and guardianship docket
Probate and guardianship hearings populate the Marseilles county docket with August dates for estate cases including William Caldwell Theresa Peter and Cassius Clingman. Appraisers Artz Montgomery and Gillen, guardian Collet, and executor Edith Kinley feature in inventories, distributions, and wills. Roy E Secord petitions for partition of Marseilles real estate.
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Ea Aestate
Vance
Vance, ‘L.b.“,Grandstall
Montgomery
Rey
William ‘Caldwell
Collet
Theresa Peter
AL A
Batate
Charles Z. ‘McClain
Jay Swerlein
LW. Gillen
Kan
JB. Kemmerly
Cassius
Clingman
Tate
George
AL Weininger
Dencie
A.” "Smiley
Edith - ‘Kinley
Camilla .Smith
Ella May
Luella Kuenzli
Charles E. Alban
Ray Alban
Elly M. Grant
E. Frederick
Charles Artz
J. C. Armstrong
C. A. Naus
Mary Amanda Coon
Mary A. Coon
William Hunter
Elza B. Walton
Amy Clingman
Ada Hill
Edward Thiel
Commer Pleas Court
Roy E. Secord
Marseilles Township
Iva Kennedy
W. P. Rowland
R. H. Stansbery
Case docket notes partition action and money judgment
In common pleas court Judge Russell H. Kear entries include Ernest L. Boganwright vs Minerva Barth and others for partition with commissioners report approved and sale ordered. Anna L Zechiel vs Weir Cove Moving and Storage Company for money judgment leaves to defendant to file motion instanter.
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Common Pleas
Russell H. Kear
Ernest L. Boganwright
Minerva Barth
Anna L. Zechiel
Weircove Moving and Storage Company
Lawsuit filed against Upper Sandusky village and marshal over arrest
Boyd Caylor sues the village of Upper Sandusky and Marshal Adolph Kirchner in common pleas court seeking 3500 dollars. He alleges assault and battery false imprisonment and embarrassment from the June 30 arrest. Papers filed by Martin and Reed of Marion.
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Common Pleas
Boyd Caylor
Upper Sandusky
Adolph Kirchner
Marshal
Caylor
Martin & Reed
Marion
Hetzel Family Reunion Held at Harrison Smith Park
The seventh annual Hetzel family reunion drew 32 members from Carey North Robinson Sycamore and Upper Sandusky areas to Harrison Smith park Upper Sandusky for a Sunday picnic. Officers elected were President George Hetzel Jr Morenci Mich who was ill vice president Harvey Hetzel near Upper Sandusky and secretary treasurer Mrs John G Still Upper Sandusky Arrangements set to repeat in 1941 on the second Sunday in August.
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Near Upper Sandusky
John G. Still
Upper Sandusky
Park
Ohio farmers save 700000 on fertilizer costs in 1940
Farmers in Ohio saved about 700000 in fertilizer costs in 1940 through cooperative buying and Farm Bureau plants. The Carey Wyandot County Farm Bureau reports an average saving of 4.00 per ton. Spring 1940 fertilizer shipments rose about 25 percent from fall 1939.
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Ohio
Carey Branch
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Let the taxes do it
The Advocate quotes a speaker discussing lake improvements funded by public appropriations. He notes winter funds to deepen the lake under river and harbors, summer funds to drain it under mosquito control, and a proposed third appropriation for wind breaks to curb dust.
Our Lady of Consolation Church Directory Note
A church directory entry lists Rev Father Paul Vollrath as pastor with weekday masses at 6 30. The note references Our Lady of Consolation and includes contact details and related information.
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OUR Lady
Paul, Vollrath
Keris
Ana
Aos S
Sunday Church School Opens at Nine-Thirty
Powell reports a church service and Sunday school program for all ages. The church welcomes attendees and notes the youth group recently returned from a Lake side institute with a banner prize.
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Wallace
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Services and Meetings
Rev. B Lee presides at Carey Memorial Evangelical Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Morning Worship at 10 30 a m. Evening service at 8 00 p m features Our Hidden Sin. E L C E holds Friday corn roast after 7 45 start. Tuesday 8 p m W M S meets at church with Mrs P A Hendricks leading.
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Russell
Phillips
Wilford
Shuman
P. A. Hendricks
Ruth Bachar Marries Arthur Mollenaux in Toledo
Miss Ruth Bachar daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Bachar Toledo wed Arthur Mollenaux of Toledo in a Friday afternoon ceremony. The couple received congratulations from relatives and friends in Toledo.
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Carey
Ruth Bachar
Harry Bachar
Toledo
Arthur Mollenaux
Typewriter Ribbons Sold At The Carey Times
Local shop offers adding machine ribbons and typewriter ribbons of any make at The Carey Times.
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The
Carey Times
Ohio State Fair Bridges Farm Life and Culture
Columbus special reports the 150 acre Ohio State Fair August 24 to 30 will showcase farm life economics and social life with a modern midway vaudeville radio show and grandstand acts. Activities include a 3 hour State Fair radio program by WLW and a Sunday interdenominational youth service with Future Farmers of America 4 H and Boy Scouts participants. A 100 acre free parking area is available with 25 cent auto admission inside the grounds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Fairgrounds
America
WLW
Brandt Tefft
West Haven
Connecticut
Margaret Speaks
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
All-Ohio
17Th Avenue
Tragic Drowning at Sycamore Park Pool
Nine year old William Louis Tone of Sycamore, son of Robert E. and Virginia Tone, drowned in Sycamore Creek pool at the park after cramping and overheating while swimming. The body was recovered about 5 30 p.m. neighbors and family helped in the two hour search. Surviving are the parents, a brother Edwin, and grandparents Harrison Shaffstall and Flossie Tone.
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William Louis ‘Tone
Robert _E
Virginia
Tong
Princeton Avenue
Sycamore
Beenie
Sycamore’ Park
William
Sycamore Creek
Park Pool
Nevada
Marseilles
Columbus
Edwin
Harrison Shaffstall
Flossie Tone
Local clan visits and reunions mark weekend in Carey area
A string of social calls and visits spreads across Carey Findlay Tiffin Belle Center and nearby towns. Families including Moser Schubert Multholand Crumrine Mullholand Mullholand and Barrett hosted gatherings and homely get togethers. A funeral in Carey drew many from the area. About 30 people attended the Yaidhner family reunion at the Harry Yaidhner home with a picnic and supper. The passing time featured hospital news and relatives visiting from Toledo Akron Columbus and Lakewood.
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James Whalen
Tiffin
Frank Whalen
Karl Crumrine
Bertha Crumrine
Parrett
W. B. Barrett
Anna Hill
Frank Storer
Bellevernon
Sarah Livingston
Carey
Charles Dible
Fostoria
Margaret Lawhead
Toledo
Earl Mullholland
Findlay
G. A. Mullholand
Emma Vetter
Fred Ewing
Blaine Presler
Akron
Earl Moser
Charles Cline
Robert Smith
Mercy Hospital
Court Upheld Flag Salute Law Against Refusing Student
A Pennsylvania case upheld a state law requiring school children to salute the flag, rejecting a religious group’s refusal to comply. The ruling emphasizes that religious freedom does not excuse actions that undermine government and national respect for the flag. The opinion warns against civil liberty being misused by groups and lawyers.
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Pennsylvania
Repairman Wanted referenced in Newark check scam
A stranger introduced as a typewriter repairman visited local business offices and met Marshal Weaver. The next day the marshal learned the man was wanted in Newark for passing bad checks and had likely fled town after contact with police.
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Marshal Weaver
Newark
Consciente
Wedding Attended by Mr and Mrs P M Tracey
Mr and Mrs P M Tracey of north of Carey attended the wedding of Miss Margaret Jane Headings and Albert E Behm Jr of Tiffin at Washington Street Methodist church in that city. The bride is a niece of Mrs Tracey. Miss Martha Ann Tracey sang before the service.
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P. M. Tracey
North of Carey
Margaret Jane Headings
Albert E. Behm, Jr
Tiffin
Washington Street Methodist Church
Tracey
Martha Ann Tracey
Bellevue
Marion Has Parking Meters Enter Center City
In Marion, 104 meters begin operating with parallel parking. City expects about seven dollars monthly per machine in nickels, pays 3.50 dollars monthly rent, and may apply yearly rent toward a 66.50 dollar purchase price if kept. Meters run 8 am to 6 pm weekdays, until 9 pm on Saturdays, free on holidays and Sundays. A local motorist reportedly dropped a nickel before operation.
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Marion
Advice for graduates from a police school instructor
A police school instructor tells graduates to never consider themselves invaluable and to keep trying. The remark, quoted in the National Police Review, emphasizes humility and continual effort in the early career of officers.
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Police School
National Police Review
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Hlappénings
Margailles
Kear
Franke
Bathorff
Charles
Alban
Coon
Nauis
Upper
Sam Sky
C. Ravdabaugh
Cinetring
Leonard Daniel
John F. ‘Daniel
Martha’ Parcher
Anthny
Clarence
Parchiér
Marséilles
Bes
Hellman
Charlese «Rae “Crise
Oia
Ken Dn Gars
Schine’s Ritz One
Akim Tamiroff
Ray ‘Mill
Lew Ayres
Rita Johnson
Sun
Bette Davis
Charles Boyer
Heaven
Jeffrey Lyn
Merrie Melodie
Joan Bennett
Francis Lederer
Man
Schind
Richard Arlen
Andy ‘Devine
Carole Landis Henry Wilcoxan
Hetzel
Our‘Church’ Directory
Christ
Lutheran Church
Cu. Powell
Abe
Schoo
Ybawrence
Wenner
Weiser
Sin Park
Adrian
Robert Moser
Herbert Schubert
Werner Paul
Cadiz
Eugene Multholand
Netitse Multholand
Stoll & Gaster Welding
Vance Street
Carey Park
Sponsored
Young Democrats
Peoples Bank
the Peoples Bank Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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