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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
3
Elmore Osbun of Upper Sandusky seeks a marriage license with Ella Milum of Upper Sandusky. Rev. Norman Sweat is listed in the notice.
John Allen of Pittsburgh was released from custody Tuesday of last week by Upper Sandusky authorities. Allen had been taken into custody on a charge of carrying concealed weapons but was released for lack of evidence.
Judge Earl B. Carter refused the guardian and life tenant plan to invest $6,800 of ward funds in Marion city real estate. The court ruled the purchase is not a wise or protected investment for the life tenant or remainder man, citing liens, taxes, and lack of party consent. Costs taxed against applicants. Edward Kruse sues W K Knapp for $5,000 damages after a dog bite in Nevada on November 21.
Judge Earl B. Carter hears Marie Joyce Galloway versus Wayne K. Galloway on Saturday on petition and evidence. Defendant found guilty of gross neglect of duty and divorce is granted. Plaintiff restored to her maiden name.
In the matter of the estate of John F Hahn the inventory and appraisement were approved and ordered recorded. Applications for distribution in kind were filed and distribution ordered. For Cyril Miller and Samuel R Bell estates petitions and tax actions were filed with funding and distribution rulings. Cynthia A Culver and Jacob Pfeifer estates include inventories reports of distribution and authority to pay council fees filed and approved.
Charles P. Troup as administrator of Richard Fitzgerald deceased sues Nell Montgomery and others. Guardian ad litem appointed and answer filed. Consent on distribution and attorney fees recorded. Final distributive account filed. Bond ordered and approved. Sale ordered.
The court overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of Sarah Blanche Hurley against Virginia Hurley et al. The ruling ends the post trial bid for relief and leaves judgment in place.
Carey introduces three rural mail routes effective today. Route 1 covers multiple townships with a present length of 38.775 miles, Route 2 runs through numerous corners and intersections totaling 46.625 miles, and Route 3 traverses sections to end at the post office with a 43.9624 mile length. Routes list starting points, directions, and retrace segments with precise mileages for each segment.
In West Liberty, Postmaster Williams continues a term of one year and four months. The note reflects on political tensions as Democratic candidates prepare, with revival of old quarrels from the Forty Years Ago column.
The note lists numerous Thanksgiving visits and social calls around Carey including Mrs W Bishop visiting Mrs Ed Clady, Mr and Mrs H A Stoll hosting H Esterley and Flora Shuman, and many gatherings with Tong, Beard, Lee, Fenstermaker, and Rader families. Christmas gifts for $2 referenced.
Thirty years ago Martin J. Courtad of near the Indian Mill and Miss Mary Von Blon daughter of Mr and Mrs John Von Blon of near Smithville were married in St. Peters church Thursday morning at 6 oclock by Father Huthmacher. Their attendants were Michael Courtad and Miss Lizzie Courtad of east of town and Ben Logsdon and Miss Inez Logsdon of Salem township Chief.
Albert M. Tong of west of Carey sues David C. Thrash of Bascom for an accounting. Trial before special master commissioner Heath K. Cole in common pleas court. The plaintiff is the defendant's nephew.
An open meeting for Catholic Women of the Tiffin Deanery of the Toledo Diocesan Council will be held Dec 13 at 2 PM in the Knights of Columbus building Tiffin to plan 1933 activities. A quarterly executive board meeting follows at 10 AM the same day at Shawhan hotel with luncheon at 12:30 chaired by Miss Hilda Hoeffling. Reservations by Dec 12. Attendees expected from multiple area towns.
A sequence of social notices records Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Kear naming daughter Patricia Marie and numerous visits and gatherings. Families including the Walters, Platts, Smiths, Lovers, Stehans, Stephan, Kimmel, Secrist, Vogels, Wakxler, Price, Rife, Walker, and Corbin are shown hosting or joining relatives and friends in Wharton and nearby towns during Thanksgiving week and weekend, with several birthday reminders for Pauline Corbin.
Hunting and trespassing are forbidden at all times on land owned or controlled by the undersigned. Signatories include Herbert Lenner, Homer Wonder, Mrs. Laura Stevens Willis Tong, Dr. Beck A. G, Collet Karl Brown, E. EB. Brown, Stief Bros. & Clark, J. D Carothers. A charge of 25 cents will be made for each name signed to this notice and will appear throughout the season.
Our Lady of Consolation parish announces Sunday services led by Rev Father Paul Vollrath and Rev Edwin Borntraeger. Low Mass at 7:30 a.m. Mass at 10:00 a.m. Rosary Confraternity prayers and Benediction follow at 7:30 p.m.
Pastor Rev Paul R Clouser leads services Sunday December 4 with 9 15 am Sunday school 10 30 am morning service 2 30 pm vespers 6 30 pm Luther League 7 30 pm evening service Junior choir rehearsal after school Tuesday church council 8 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 4 30 pm Bezaar Thursday annual bazaar Saturday orchestra practice 7 30 pm Senior choir rehearsal
Rev. A. C. Rainsberger leads Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship with sermon at 10:30. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Evening worship and sermon at 7:30. Mid week service each Wednesday at 7:30.
Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 E L C B 6 30 pm pastor leads service evening worship at 7 30 choir meets 7 30 for rehearsal practice for the cantata to be presented Christmas night rehearsals twice weekly from now on mid week prayer meeting Wednesday official and Sunday school boards meet Friday at 7 30 prayer meeting Thursday at Harley Bame home evangelistic meetings begin next Monday Dec 5 for two weeks public invited pastor in charge
Salem news items detail Miss Justine Orians calling on Miss Anita Weaver and many Sunday visits. Family members from Carey Fulton Swanton Tiffin and Upper Sandusky meet at various homes including Logsdon Ehrlich Orians Weaver and McDonald households.
Local residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous gatherings. Families from Upper Sandusky Carey Toledo and Kirby shared meals and oysters while Ambrose Orians and relatives hosted relatives and friends at Carey.
Funeral services were held for Mrs C W Baker 42 who died suddenly at her home 312 S Main Mansfield. Born January 7 1890 near Carey she was daughter of Price and Martha Byers. Survived by husband two sisters Kitty Elliott Marion and Iva Stephenson Birmingham two brothers John E Byers Tiffin and Andrew Byers Oregon. Burial in Fairmount Cemetery Tiffin.
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