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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1933

Page

3

Court News Highlights Delays and Local Fines

The case State Ohio v Allen Bell is continued in common pleas court as the defendant cannot attend until after September 1. Lee Palmer of near Carey pays a fine for intoxication and is released. Jesse W. Myers sues the Industrial Commission seeking ongoing and modified compensation for eye injuries across 1924 to 1933, including weekly sums and lifelong benefits.

Ohio Allen Bell Common ‘Pleas Court Jesse’w. Myers Common Pleas Industrial Commission of Ohio Atty Carter W. Schwemner Kenton J. C. McBeth Ica Commission

Minor seeks divorce and name restoration in Barnett case

A case filed in common pleas court Saturday by Ethel Barnett, a minor, against Bertie Barnett seeks divorce and restoration to her maiden name. Grounds cited are gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Filed through attorney William J. Hunter of Carey.

Common Pleas Court Ethel Barnett Bertie Barnett William J. Hunter Carey

Snyder Taft Apply For Marriage License In Probate Court

An application for a marriage license was filed in probate court Saturday by Charles N. Snyder laborer of Carey son of Harvey Snyder and Eva Mae Taft of Salem township daughter of Harry Taft. Rev. Turner of Wharton has been named to officiate.

Charles N. Snyder Carey Harvey Snyder Eva Mae Taft Salem Township Harry Taft Rev. Turner of Wharton

County watchers inspect Kraft ditch in Tymochtee township

The county commissioners viewed the Kraft ditch in Tymochtee township on Saturday and noted the first hearing on the ditch had been held Monday.

Tymochtee Township

Jurors Drawn for September Term Court

The September term jurors were selected Thursday with a long list of Grand and Petit names from Carey Upper Sandusky Nevada Sycamore McCutchenville Wharton and surrounding areas. Notable names include Alice Chesebrough Carey Joe Eckert Upper Sandusky Mae Bright Nevada and Charles Frey Upper Sandusky along with many others.

Alice Chesebrough Carey Joe Eckert John Hahn Mathias Fleck Upper Sandusky Mae Bright Nevada Charles Steirz Clara Witzel Harvey Grunditsch Louis Slemmer Harry Myers Ralph Heck D. W. Needs W. H. Houk Sherman McKee Carl Lynn Ford Veith George Denman Clara Montgomery Sycamore William Holden E. F. Kopp H. J. Kieffer Frankin Main W. J. Burnside George Shgfer W. H. Forney Forest Walter Kail

Unclear Name List From Upper Sandusky Area Notices

A collection of personal names and places appears in a damaged OCR segment. Names include A Coon Nevada Carrie Traxler Foster Kuenzli Upper Sandusky H S Steinmetz Nevada Rose Crider Harpster George Lortz Carey Ray Brooks Nevada Ida Martin Wesley Smith Upper Sandusky L B Snyder Carey Alma Quaintance JWLeo Balliet Nevada C V Wentz Floyd Lusk Carey C F Riede Sycamore Catherine Strasser Harry Cook Noah Chadwick Felty Martin Upper Sandusky Abbie Paulin EB De SWhart Upper Sandusky Garret Schindler Harpster Albert Courtad Upper Sandusky Ww Lindsay Carey Karl Kraus Upper Sandusky Charles Spitzer McCutchenville William Keisling Nevada George Wolfrum Carey John Milligan I B Maxwell Upper Sandusky Nelson Turnbell Carey Fred Moser Nevada Floren Enders Upper Sandusky William Summit Carey Jacob Laramet Sycamore Lawrence Passet Upper Sandusky Nettle Smith Nevada Wallacer Dible Car revs Baward writer Oper Saridus Kyi c Ethelyn Carey Catherine Cowgill Upper Sandusky Lloyd Kauble Wharton O W Davis Sycamore W O Schindler Upper Sandusky A D Miller Nevada G R Mitten Calrey Vernon McBeth Upper Sandusky Grant Johnson Carey F M Adams Sycamore L M Cornely Kirby C H Bell McCutchenville Charles Dannenhauer Upper Sandusky

A. Coon Nevada Carrie Traxler Foster S. Kuenzli Upper Sandusky H. S. Steinmetz Rose Crider Harpster George Lortz Carey Ray Brooks Ida Martin Wesley Smith L. B. Snyder Alma Quaintance Jwleo Balliet C. V. Wentz Floyd Lusk C. F. Riede Sycamore Catherine Strasser Harry Cook Noah Chadwick Felty Martin Abbie ‘Paulin Upper Sandusky A. _E. Hougendobler Forest EB. de 'Swihart Garret Schindler Harpster Albert ‘Courtad Ww. L Lindsay Karl Kraus Grant Johnson L. M. Cornely Kirby C. H. Bell McCutchenville Charles Dannenhauer

Allege Cut in Child Support Alleges Changed Finances

Harold A. Smith filed suits in common pleas court to reduce monthly child support of 30 to country roads contractor notes lower costs since 1925 and remarriage. attorneys Creger and Stansbery represent him. The case cites divorce in 1925 and calls the payment excessive amid reduced living costs and scarcer contracts.

Harold A. Smith Common Pleas Court Edna L. Smith Tillman Creger and Stansbery

Two men held on theft charges in farming seed and fuel crimes

Sheriff Weatherholtz arrested Clyde Terry and M. C. Terry near Brownstown after a week of surveillance following a series of thefts. Wheat, timothy and clover seed and gasoline were stolen from farms and a quarry southeast of Upper Sandusky, with sacks of seed found to be old or inferior.

Harry Weatherholtz Clyde Terry M. C. Terry Brownstown A. L. McClain Upper Sandusky J. L. Foucht Upper Sandusky A. M. Hall Farm Mr. McClain Weatherholtz Paul Frey

School Bus Drivers Seek Licenses for School Term Purchase

The proposal aims to allow new school bus drivers to acquire two licenses covering the 8 or 9 month school term. The measure targets those without prior employment in the role to enable timely staffing for the upcoming school year.

Police seize slot machines near Carey park

Carey police and deputies confiscated five slot machines in operation just north of Carey park Sunday night. Operators Albert Azzar and Charles Rossie of Fostoria were given a hearing in Carey Monday night.

Carey Robert O’connor Fred Jonas

Chicken thieves believed frightened away near Wharton

Deputy Sheriff Fred Jonas responded Saturday night to reports of chicken thieves near Wharton. Officers found no theft occurred as the suspects were believed frightened away before any crime took place.

Fred Jonas Wharton

Farm Theft Probed After Wheat and Seed Disappears

Investigators recovered more than 9 bushels of grain sold at Forest and 2380 pounds of wheat plus two sacks of timothy seed at Larue. Search warrants executed Monday night on the Terrys farm led to the arrest of two men. Authorities seized rye traces and an empty gasoline can believed used in the thefts. a missing fattening hog was also reported.

Forest Larue Paul ‘Frey Fred Jones Terrys Hall

Chicken thieves threaten Mathews farm near Upper Sandusky

Clarence Mathews reported suspected poultry thefts near his farm after a Monday night visit. Sheriff Weatherholtz and deputies searched main roads but made no arrest. He urges immediate reporting to catch thieves, noting thieves sometimes use sulfur candles to silence poultry.

Clarence Mathews South of Upper Sandusky

Snell Divorce Filed On Grounds Of Cruelty

Florence Snell seeks a divorce from Thomas H. Snell on extreme cruelty and gross neglect in a petition filed Tuesday through attorneys A. K. Hall and H. L. Mason.

Common Pleas Court Florence Snell Thomas H. Snell A. K. Hall H. L. Mason

Sheep Killed at Whit ney Farm Northeast of Wharton

A report to Sheriff Weatherholtz notes several sheep were killed Monday night at the Walter Whitney farm northeast of Wharton.

Walter Whitney Wharton Harry Weatherholtz

Detached Religion

An old man at a revival declares his honesty about past sins yet claims he has not lost his religion, confessing thefts lies drinking and cussing while affirming his faith remains intact.

Parish Services at Our Lady of Consolation Church

The directory lists Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include Low Mass at 7:30 a.m., High Mass at 10:00 a.m., Roary Confraternity prayers and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. with Roary likely a misspelling in the read text.

OUR Lady OF Consolation Paul Vollrath Edwin Borntraeger

Lutheran Church notices schedule changes

Rev Paul R Clouser invites church members to Sunday school at 9 15 with assembly from 9 15 to 9 35 and class periods 9 40 to 10 20 For the next two Sundays in August only the Sunday School Service will be held The Morning Service resumes on September 3.

Christ Lutheran Church Paul R. Clouser General Assembly

Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Sees Last Conference Service

The Cary Memorial Evangelical Church held its final conference year service led by Rev. Shisler with Sunday school by Mr. A E Constien and a 10 45 morning worship sermon by the pastor. Congregation urged to attend.

Evangelical Church Shisler A E. Constien

Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Service Notice

Rev. A. O. Rainsberger is away on vacation so only Sunday school at 9 30 will be held.

Methodist Episcopal Church A. O. Rainsberger

Local and Personal News Roundup Wide Circle of Visits

Mrs. Imo Sample and children stay with relatives near Dayton. Legion attendees include Mrs Grover Snyder and Mrs Li nus Myers in Lima. Virginia Dible visits Upper Sandusky with Mr and Mrs Fred Stief. Akron visitors Mr and Mrs Joe Rock and James Rockey call on the Nachbar and Stoll households. Alfred Shuman from Columbus visits the Nachbars and the Stolls. Dorcas Truckmiller journeys from Columbus to Dromgold home. Donelsons, Bertha Walter, and Fred Fabian head to Chicago for the World's Fair. Glenn Hart and Donna visit Findlay relatives. Max Stringfellow and daughter Mary Alys from Findlay visit Mrs Stringfellow’s mother. Stief family night at Heart Dible’s. Huston family attends Findlay oil workers picnic. Davidson family visits Lima and attends Legion convention. Mary Elizabeth Suber returns to Mt Blanchard after visiting Donelson cousins. Leo Pauley of Kirby visits son-in-law Harry Myers in Muncie Street house. Clouser family and Dickie head to Chicago for Century of Progress. George Schoenberger of St Louis and others visit Dayman. Mary Phillips returns from Chicago with Century of Progress stories. Jack Updegraff bruises from a stairs fall on W Brown. V A Miller and Julia Miller visit Mansfield and Leonard home. return with Julia.

Imo Sample Dayton Grover Snyder Linus Myers Lima Virginia Dible Upper Sandusky Fred Stief Dorcas Truckmiller Columbus T. B. Dromgold A. B. Donelson Bertha Walter Fred Fabian Chicago Glenn Hart Donna Findlay Hart Wesley Patterson Max Stringfellow Mary Alys Stringfellows Mary Stroup Betty Lou Heart Mary Elizabeth Suber Mt. Blanchard A.B. Donelson Leo Pauley Kirby Harry Myers N. Muncie Street Paul R. Clouser Dickie Wm. Lanz George Schoenberger St. Louis C. Neiswander Emma Dobbs Forest Carl Luft Ada Henry Dayman Mary Phillips Don Foos Jack Updegraff W. Brown Avenue V. A. Miller Mansfield K. L. Leonard Julia Miller Leonard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Court. News Palmer Lee Palmer Te Uitich George Isp Myers General Assembly of William “G . Kitchin Sanitary ‘Bakery, Inc Leave ‘Givens Aubuss Kear Mary E. Thatcher Dora Billock James Needs Jay Marguerat Mary A. Kuenzli Dessie M. Gorsuch Henry Bowen Christina M. Frey Joseph Randolph van Gundy Margaret Hutchinson Frank X. Brown Alexander . Campbell Marion H. Houser Saxton A. Chesebrough J. F. Baker Edna. Kentfield Avis C. Chesebrough David S. Chesebrough White Rose Ethyl The National Refining Company Royal Gasoline En-Ar-Co Lite-Star Oil Products Co Garey, Ohio the National Refining Company the Carey Battery Co Carey, Ohio Our Church Directory Joe Rock James Rockey Akron L. M. Cook Alfred Shuman L. J. Nachbar Clifford Stoll
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