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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
3
The case of da May Gottfried against the Pennsylvania railroad company for damages was settled out of court Tuesday. A related suit by Carl Gottfried against the railroad was also settled at the same time, with no retort on the settlement available.
The document lists multiple probate and estate actions including appointments as administrator, transfers of real estate, inventories and appraisements, orders for publication and recording, and hearings. It names individuals such as Adolph Ritter, Alice Dean, Jessie Karr, Levi Gilliland, John Disher, Scott Kail, Alvard Jacaueth, William Kauble, and Mary Dunler among others, and notes guardianship and trust proceedings plus final accounts and distributions.
Involving George Wilson and Mary Ellen Suber with hearings set for December 31, appraisers Clarence Zulauf Marion Adams and Charles Bardon valued an estate at 1139 dollars. Jessie Karr and Alice Dedn filed determinations of inheritance tax with exemptions. Anna Katherine Hare’s final account suspended. Harl B. Carter funeral expenses approved.
In common pleas court Judge Russell H. Kear presided. Rollo Kimmel and Thelma Kimmel reached a divorce with property and child custody terms approved and plaintiff to pay costs. Several similar cases with dismissals and briefs due were noted for other parties including Hukari Sheridan and De Bolt.
A common pleas court petition by Ransom W. Seymour seeks $25 000 in damages from Robert Rife for alienation of Mrs. Seymour s affections. Papers filed by E B Wetherill and C W Schwerner of Kenton.
Kathryn I. Ekleberry files for divorce from Virgil T. Ekleberry in Nevada court. The petition alleges extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. attorney Frank lin J Stalter files the case.
A marriage license was issued in probate court to John Lawrence of Upper Sandusky and Miss Audrey Musgrave of Richland Township. John is the son of John A Lawrence and Audrey is the daughter of Ray Musgrave and the Rev. F W Hoffman.
Ronald Lee spent Tuesday with Mrs David Stout. Mr and Mrs Morton Lee and family visited E A Baughman and others. Rev A T Baughman of Findlay called at the E A Baughman home. Mrs H A Baughman has been in Findlay hospital since Tuesday evening, underwent surgery and is improving.
Our Lady of Consolation church lists Masses for Sunday December 21 led by Rev Father Paul Vollrath with a 6 26 am low Mass a 8 am Mass and a 10 30 am High Mass Rosary and Benediction at 2 30 pm and weekday Masses at 6 30 am and 8 15 am with Rev Joseph Herp assisting.
Rev. M. Paul Paetznick announces a combined Sunday school and church worship at 10:00 a m with classes at 9:30 a m A Christmas program will be presented and Bible school is canceled for Christmas vacation Mid week services are canceled due to the Christmas service on Thursday An early service at 6:30 a m features Christmas anthems and a sermon In the Fullness of Time The public is invited
The First Methodist Church announces Christmas events led by Rev. Donald W. Cryer. Church School at 9 30 a m features an evening program by children directed by Mrs Agnes Wood. A 10 30 a m service includes the sermon The Glory of Christmas with candle lighting and carols at 7 30 p m.
Rev. B. L. Lee leads a service schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and a 6 30 pm Christmas topic There Is Room in My Heart for Thee The 7 30 pm pageant Snowbound will be presented The church business meeting is postponed to a Betty Bowman home with a Christmas exchange and officer election The Mid week Travel meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm
E. South St Carey invites all to a Sunday school at 10 00 am Evangelistic service at 8 00 pm and a prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00 pm Everyone is welcome to attend
The Carev Times will publish on Wednesday during weeks containing Christmas and New Year’s Day due to Thursdays holidays. Correspondence should reach us by Monday. Contributors are asked to note the advance publication date and cooperate.
Emogene Caudill visited Mrs Jennie Bland Lawrence Bland of Carew and others called at the E E Gibson home. L R Gilliland from near Tiffin visited his parents. Families in Carey, Toledo, Columbus, and Upper Sandusky were listed as guests or visitors at various homes.
Navy personnel receive strict censorship guidelines for mail including unsealed letters in ship boxes, prohibition on mailing ashore, signature and surname placement, no rates or ranks on outside envelopes, and translation requirements for foreign language letters. Telegrams to sailors use censored format, families urged to be brief and avoid current events or politics.
Beebe News lists numerous visits and gatherings around Carey Fostoria and Fremont. Regulars include Vaughn Gottfried Linthicum Smith and Tanner families as well as Mrs. Minnie Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. J. Kohmann and Walter Gottfried hosting and sharing meals with friends and relatives from nearby towns.
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