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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
3
Court News Bar Docket shows Marie Heilman against Lewis Heilman with a divorce granted and injunction modified. Lewis is allowed to enter and care for the property under court order, no incumbrance sale or removal of property until final hearing.
Judge Russell H. heard the alimony and fee case of Josephine Windau against William Windau on Saturday. The defendant was ordered to pay $4 weekly alimony starting immediately and to cover $25 for case preparation.
A marriage license was issued to John Lee Wilson of Jackson township Hardin county farmer son of C F Wilson and Miss Leota Mae Geahlen of Jackson township Wyandot county daughter of Henry Geahlen. Rev. George Herd of Kenton officiated.
Lowell W. Wise a Marseilles township farmer was detained by the sheriff after Sunday afternoon custody and alleged admission to disposing of stolen sheep. He was linked to three youths held in jail on sheep stealing charges.
Herbert Hall of Upper Sandusky reported to the sheriff’s office that parts were stripped from an automobile at his residence.
The office of Auditor B. E. Hudson offers dog tags for 1934 at 1 for males and 3 for females.
Distributive accounts filed and recorded orders issued for Mary E Thatcher Elizabeth Doering Lizzie M Jaqueth Martha Hagenmaier W A Secrist Edith Hunt Charles Vogel Addie Reinhardt Abe Eshleman William Flagg William Stemmer Salome Orians and Lizzie Jacqueth tax determinations and inheritance tax notices noted for several estates with bond filings and letters of administration or testamentary actions as required
A written examination for prospective school bus drivers will be conducted at the assembly hall. Applicants from the city and surrounding areas are invited to participate and bring required identification. The session is scheduled for the morning of the stated date with doors opening early.
Drivers may choose to take the session in the court house room on Saturday December 23 at either 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. The notice outlines timing options for participants.
Minnie A Hannum sued John H Hannum for divorce. Judge Russell Hl Kear presided Friday. The defendant was found guilty of extreme cruelty as charged and the divorce was granted. Custody of a minor child awarded to the plaintiff. Defendant to pay $8 every two weeks until the child turns 18.
Otto William Bowers a Findlay boiler maker and Blanche Margaret England a Wharton glove maker applied at the probate court on Saturday for a marriage license.
June M. Stalter and others file a partition suit in common pleas court against Cleatus A. Smith and others. Attorneys Seibert and Seibert of Urbana represent the plaintiffs in this land dispute.
Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz and deputies Fred Jonas and Paul Frey attended a statewide sheriffs meeting in Columbus on Wednesday. In their absence Adolph Kirchner ran the sheriff's office.
Leo F. Hushour of Eden township a farmer and son of Henry Hushour marries Myrtle F. Green of Tymochtee township daughter of Fred H. Green in a marriage license notice.
Two damage suits were filed in common pleas court by Philip S Kimberling and Laura Kimberling through attorney Z P Davis of Marion and Dreger and Stansbery. Kimberling alleges his wife riding as a guest in a Chevrolet was struck by a train in Mononcue February 25 and blames the railroad for negligence. The accident left her unable to perform her duties.
The plaintiff seeks damages totaling 2950 dollars for injuries from an accident alleging the same cause of the incident as cited by Mrs. Kimberling.
Vanlue visitors include Rev and Mrs Charles Archer of McClure and Mr and Mrs Crammers of Forest. L C Dipert & Son announce an auction for the Vanlue Grain and Supply business on Wednesday and Saturday nights. Ladies Aid met at Aaron Eatherton’s home with dinner a program and Christmas exchange. Men’s Gospel Chorus and families traveled to Belmore to sing at United Brethren Church with Rev Fred Esterly. Jolly Quilters met at Mrs Harry Thompson’s with prizes and a Christmas exchange. Zaida Smith to host the next meeting January 3.
Farmers nationwide participate in the wheat adjustment program with 77,021 checks totaling 4,388,434 issued by Saturday. Ohio receives 507,218. Wyandot County mailed 292 checks for 11,021.
Clarence Brooks spent Sunday with John L Bradman. Leroy Miller and the Ed and Edward Weaver families hosted gatherings through the week. Orians families and Carey area residents visited various households in a flurry of dinners and Sunday calls. Several findlay and upper sandusky connections appear among the visitors and hosts.
Mrs Hilarian Haubert visited Sunday at Mr and Mrs Albert Turner. Miss Margy Turner called Thursday at Mr and Mrs Ralph Bingle in Carey. Mrs Lewis Knepper and family plus Margy Turner visited in Fostoria Wednesday. Sunday dinner guests included George Turner and sons from Crawford and other Knepper and Bingle families.
On December 29 at 7 30 o clock the Carey Ohio Board of Public Affairs will receive bids at their office for about 20 tons of 12 inch class B cast iron pipe. Secretary Eugenia Henry.
Wood county estimates show the tomato crop paid residents $400000, with $300000 going to farmers for crops and $100000 issued as county wages.
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 a m with Rosary Confraternity Prayers and Benediction at 7 30 p m.
Rev. Paul R. Clouser presides at Sunday service with Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. The service begins at 10:30 a.m. Luther League meets at 6:30 p.m. Vespers at 7:30 p.m. Junior Choir rehearsal Tuesday 4:00 p.m. Week Day Church School Wednesday 4:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir rehearsal Saturday 8:00 p.m.
Rev C H Kern pastor Sunday School 9 30 A M A B Constien superintendent Morning Worship 10 30 A M Topic The Church E L C E 6 30 P M Preaching 7 30 P M Business meeting of E L C on Friday evening in the church basement at 7 30 Monthly Missionary meeting Tuesday afternoon 2 00 at home of Mrs Claude Johnson Election of officers Prayer Meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7 45
Sunday School Assembly at 9 30 a m with a buzzer start pushed by the superintendent at exact time. Morning Worship at 10 35 a m features music by G M Kurtz and a children's chorus directed by Miss Mary Finley. Sermons titled Anchoring Your Life in Times Like These and Modern Lessons From the Life of Jesus. Evening service at 7 30 p m includes a fifteen minute song and praise service. Quote Pray for Spiritual power Join some church and be a useful member to your community.
Beech Grove revival meetings led by Rev Be Botkin and assisting Rev Lottie Shheidler of Old Fort draw crowds nightly. Sunday school at 9 30 a m Evangelistic services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m call to all to attend and worship.
Harry H. Hammond 56 a Vanlue farmer died at his home Tuesday night from complications leading to a nervous breakdown. Funeral at 2 PM Friday at Lee church with Rev. Paul R. Clouser officiating. Interment in Van Horn cemetery. Born July 16 1877 in North Baltimore. Survived by wife Gertrude Corbin a daughter Helen Constien Findlay two sisters and a step mother Emma Hammond Carey.
Display showcases printed name cards at the Carey Times office highlighting staff and departments. The arrangement emphasizes personal identification and archival presentation within the newsroom.
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