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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
3
Frank Cole of Carey is indicted for forgery and to be arraigned today. Local merchants report bogus checks circulating, with several payments passing two banks. A Stephan Lumber Co. check is identified as forged, and merchants think they can identify the suspect if seen.
The appellate district court of appeals sat in the common pleas court room Friday with four cases under consideration.
In the matter of the will of Percival Ingerson, deceased an application is filed. Testimony of witnesses was reduced to writing and filed with the court. The will was admitted to probate and ordered recorded.
In the matter of the estate of Ja cob Grundaditsch notice ordered and issued. A hearing is scheduled for December 9 at 9 a m.
In the matter of the estate of Mo. D. Shaffer deceased the final and distributive account has been filed seeking settlement of the estate.
The judge orders final accounts due January 10, 1930 for Stoneburner and Bringman Co. cases and dismissals or defenses in numerous actions. Several parties must secure costs, file answers, or settle disputes, with petitions dismissed for noncompliance and various estates and guardians named in proceedings.
Application for letters of administration filed and bond approved with letters issued to Herschel Fulk. Judge Earl B Carter assigns jury and chancery cases including State of Ohio v Frank Cole and others with dates in December and January.
The schedule lists January 3 Craun event along with matchups Blain versus Meeks January 9 Almendinger versus Zachardy January 20 Rizor versus Rizor January 21 Woern er versus Woerner January 21 Bentz versus Bentz January 21 McCumber versus Mc Cumber January 22.
Eight indictments were returned by the grand jury on Tuesday afternoon with nine cases heard. Six indictments are said to be sub rosa while one case was ignored. Foreman Charles Amitchen and members Miss Ethel Davidson Mrs James Lewis Florent Day Charles Spitler Henry Emptage Mrs Frank Suber Mrs Frank Rapp Lloyd Kauble Mrs Edith All Archie Kieffer W P Summit J H Fox William Rickle were listed as jurors and the panel was excused until further notice.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Weinandy deceased a sale bill is filed and ordered recorded outlining a transaction related to the decedent’s estate.
A federal inspector who recently visited Wyandot County jail rated it third best in the state. Days later Cleveland reported 14 federal prisoners would be sent there, but county officials refused to house them to preserve space for county inmates. The federal government may override state law and place prisoners there anyway.
Judge Earl B. Carter withdraws an order of 12-4-29 after noting that $50 security for costs was deposited with the clerk on July 16, 1926. The cause is reinstated in the matter of Isadore Fleck et al versus Foster Shumaker.
Itemized statement filed for determination of inheritance tax in the matter of the estate of Charles Baum deceased. Funding made and copy ordered.
First final account for Nellie Jacobs filed and first current account for Inez Worst filed. The matter concerns guardianship actions and accounting statements as filed in court.
Application for guardianship added to court records with bond ordered and approved. Bond filed and letters issued to Roy Schuler as guardian.
C Brewer as administrator with the will annexed of Jne Brewer deceased sues Calvin C Brewer and others with Guardian ad litem. guardian ad litem answers. Samuel Walter administrator of James E Cross estate sues Elnora E Cross and others. additional bond ordered.
The defendant was arraigned Tuesday afternoon before Judge Earl B. Carter. The deputy was accompanied to Toledo by J. J. Sammet.
Matter of the estate of A Hall deceased. Application for determination of inheritance tax filed. Finding made and copy ordered.
In the matter of the estate of Jno C Weist, deceased, a report of private sale has been filed and confirmed. The filing records a sale of estate assets and the confirmation indicates approval by the court.
In the matter of the estate of Lawrence Stansbery deceased a motion for new trial was filed. Lydia May Sheutz Lambert deceased. An application for order to exchange bonds was presented and an exchange ordered.
Clayton Harold Young of Bucyrus son of Calvin Harry Young and Miss Sylvia Eileen Gongwer of Nevada daughter of Ira Allen Gongwer are named in the engagement notice.
In the matter of the estate of A. Hall deceased a first partial account has been filed by the administrator or executor. The filing initiates step by step settlement of debts and distributions to heirs as required by law and court rules.
The appellate district court of appeals heard three cases at the Upper Sandusky courthouse on Friday. Matters included Dr. Ridgway as assignee for Perry L. Dean creditors against Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co of Philadelphia, the Richland rural school district board of education against Charles Earp, and Opal E Pearce estate administrator versus R D Tittle doing business as National Motor Co. Attorneys from Carhart & Warner, Price & Price, Kent & Creger, Walton, Hall, Leuthold, and Schaber appeared. Court judges were Phil Crow, Kent W. Hughes, and Charles Justice with Harry Bowman present as court stenographer.
Samuel Weist and Charles Weist as administrators of the estate of John Weist deceased sue Alva D Weist and others. Petition seeks sale of real estate.
Probate records note a first final and dis part of the estate proceeding for Chas Baum deceased. Petitioners seek settlement and distribution under applicable laws and court orders.
In the matter of C Lim Brecht's will and application, notice ordered and issued. Hearing scheduled for December 14, 1929 at 9 a.m.
The Bowlby ditch southwest of Nevada was approved by the county commissioners at a Tuesday hearing.
Ed Albert, recently indicted by the grand jury, was arrested in Toledo Monday evening by Deputy Sheriff Raymond Stansbery on a charge of nonsupport. He was brought to the county jail and remained there awaiting further action.
Dog licenses went on sale at the county auditor’s office and run through January 20. Due to rabies driven stock losses, the county commissioners set license prices at 165 for males 495 for females and 1600 for kennels with a 1 penalty after January 20. Last year claims paid were about 1400, this year up to 3341 26.
A carey Times promo invites readers to share the newspaper with friends out of town for a bundled holiday deal. The offer promises 52 Christmas presents packaged in a single price, aimed at expanding readership through mail or delivery to distant recipients.
December closes the nature calendar with winter scenes and a call to study feathered and furred life. The piece invites readers to explore woodlands and sheltered thickets, notes the season’s dull bird colors, lists regular winter visitors, and mentions the Christmas bird census arriving in 100 days.
The text speaks of December turning its leaf as winter's rigors press on people seeking shelter. It envisions a New Year and another Pageant of the Months staged by Mother Nature as the old year dies.
Lawrence Dull 24 was taken into common pleas court to appoint defense counsel Spitler Flynn of Tiffin for a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Roy Tish, a Fostoria filling station attendant, during a Nov 20 robbery attempt. Judge J H Platt made the appointment at Dull’s request. arraignment and plea on the Thursday indictment to follow.
A rich man on his deathbed asks his chauffeur for skids and jokes that his journey will be rugged, while the driver replies that at least it will be downhill. The exchange reveals a morbid humor about fate and travel.
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