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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
3
Naomi Hogan files for divorce from Charles Hogan in common pleas court citing cruelty and seeking alimony. They married December 18, 1909, in Harpster and have two children. Attorneys are Kear and Oregor.
A hearing on the Blair ditch in Ten Township was held Saturday as commissioners accepted the surveyor report. The sale was scheduled for September 14.
Three Kenton youths Herbert Baum 15 Jesse Horner 14 and Glen Horner 11 started walking Friday morning and were later held by the sheriff at Upper Sandusky for Hardin county officials. They allegedly mowed a lawn stole a chicken and spent money after taking $6 from Frank Burkey home. Two were caught Friday evening. one hid in a cornfield and was later taken to the McClain home for lodging before detention.
In the matter of the estate of William Lowmaster deceased a inheritance tax determination notice was issued. In the estate of James R Cross a letters of administration application was filed with bond ordered and approved. Letters issued to Samuel Walters. In the will matter of John T Fox a will and application filed notice ordered and hearing set for August 19. In the estate of Maggie Orians letters testamentary application filed bond ordered and letters issued to Ambrose Orians.
In the matter of the guardianship of Adam Stayman an application was filed and notice issued with a hearing set for August 20 1929 at 1 00 pm. Edessa A Isaacs deceased petition for inheritance tax determination found and copy ordered. The Lincoln Highway bridge over Tymochtee creek taken out of the state letting at Columbus last week with no bids. Walter Montgomery of Oceola bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond on a statutory charge. The girl involved is his sister in law and her stepfather Charles Hamaker of Nevada is jailed on the same charge. In the matter of the estate of Julian C Stahl deceased application for letters testamentary filed. Bond
Bond filed and approved. Letters issued to Loren Stahl and Amanda Mawer deceased. Tax determination and notice ordered for the estate of F. M. C. Matwer. Application for inheritance tax filed with funding and copy ordered. An employed worker on the Hocking Valley section was arrested for disorderly conduct and intoxication and arraigned. fined but unable to pay, jailed.
Seven indictments were returned by the grand jury in session Tuesday morning. Four indictments were sub rosa. Charles Hamaker and Walter Montgomery faced rape charges with Montgomery also charged with larceny and both men are in the county jail. Eleven cases with seven witnesses were examined, four ignored. B H Martin of Little Sandusky served as jury foreman before dismissal.
Lydia May Schultz Yambert and Sarah Still Weber are noted as deceased. Applications for letters of administration have been filed with bonds ordered and issued. Letters of administration are issued to Frank Yambert and David Creger respectively.
In the matter of the will of John T. Fox deceased testimony of witnesses reduced to writing and filed with the court will admitted to probate and ordered recorded
First partial account filed for the estate of Lowmaster who is deceased. Proceedings list a subset of assets and steps pending further accounting by the estate executor.
The surveyor report on Mifflin township road No. 165 was accepted by the county commissioners on Monday and the assessments were confirmed.
Fort Royal residents report dinners meetings and visits across Arlington Vanlue Findlay Kenton McComb and Columbus Grove. Families including Hartle Baughman Bame and Alspach share weekend calls and Sunday meals with relatives and neighbors in a typical rural community circle.
A fragmentary exchange features Rastus and Sambo in a racial joke about cigars. Sambo answers with a line about castaways and Robinson Crusoe style humor, reflecting dated stereotypes in the clip.
Numerous visits span Tiffin to Upper Sandusky as relatives from Toledo Defiance Carey and Findlay join at homes in Marysville Wharton and Perrysburg. Attendees include the Stoll Karr Guthrie Laws Stoll families and more with plans for the Powell and Honsberger reunions and a picnic at Addie Davis residence.
Albert Bachar and children shopped in Findley while relatives visited in the area. John Kleopfer learns of John Cale’s serious auto accident. Mrs. Kleopfer is Cale’s aunt. Mrs. Jonathan Bachar’s illness slowly improves as Marion Ward and Dorcas of Sycamore visit.
Statisticians at Iowa State College calculate a current average car cost of 643 cents per mile. Using the same methods they found 10 cents per mile for the same imaginary machine in 1924. The shift reflects higher mileage and lower operating costs now. Use the Want Column. It pays.
Local instruction urges readers to bring or have their attorney bring legal notices to the Carey Times. The notice stresses compliance and directs use of legal counsel for submission.
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