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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
6
Court records show Frank Cole arraigned before Judge Earl B. Carter on forgery charges. He withdrew a prior guilty plea and entered a not guilty plea with bond set at $200. Meanwhile Co C Brewer as administrator of John Brewer estate filed suit against Calvin C Brewer and others. bond filed and approved.
Samuel Wiest and Charles Wiest act as administrators of the John G. Wiest estate sue Alva D. Wiest er as defendants. Answer and cross petition filed. Bond ordered.
Snyder Lumber Co of Carey sues Henry Stanger and others in common pleas court for 560.84 dollars, foreclosure of a mortgage, and equitable relief. Attorney H Chambers of Carey represents the plaintiff. Judge Carter's entry notes Alice Kerr against Susapa Terrell et al with commissioners' report confirmed and sale ordered.
The petit jury is summoned to hear the case State of Ohio versus G. R. Stinchcomb on Thursday.
State of Ohio versus R Stinchcomb heard before Judge Earl B Carter with Prosecuting Attorney David Creger and Atty A K Hall. Indictment for writing a bad check withdrawn after a money settlement. In a separate case Nevada grocer John P Miller won $244 47 against John A White of Oceola in Common Pleas Court, attorney E J Myers.
In the matter of the estate of Charles Swartz deceased inventory and appraisement filed. Also Melville B. Jenkins deceased inventory and appraisement filed.
A Saturday session in the common pleas court was disrupted by a leaky roof that caused part of the fresco to collapse, covering desks chairs and the floor with plaster debris.
Jonas Thomas of south of Nevada pled guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and released. The Ohio case State v William Dome et al on non-support saw defendants pled not guilty and a $200 bond set. Orders include sale of goods in the estate of Elizabeth Van Blon, reassignment of John M Uodegraff with a private sale report, and inheritance tax petition in the estate of Charles Miller with finding and copy ordered.
Testimony of witnesses reduced to writing and filed with the court. Will admitted to probate and ordered recorded.
Joseph Perri was released from county jail Saturday on payment of the fine imposed in common pleas court Friday.
Krebs notes December tax collection is lagging with only a small portion paid so far.
I TT and Eyestone as administrator with the will annexed of John T Fox deceased filed suit in common pleas court against Edna M Aanker and others seeking authority to sell certain real estate under court direction.
The plaintiff is represented by Attorneys W. C. Hare and A. K. Hall, per the court filing.
Application for letters of administration filed and bond ordered and approved. Bond filed and approved. Letters issued to WwW. P. Reile in the matter of the estate of Ed na Kentfield.
Sale bill filed in the matter of the estate of Sw Pierce. Benny Buianowski and Mrs Lottie appear listed. Guerat Justice of the Peace presides over the matter in Carey.
A man was convicted by the mayor on a driving offense, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and his license revoked for six months. Unable to pay the fine, he is held in the county jail.
In the matter of the estate of Ja cob Falk deceased an inventory and appraisal have been filed.
Samuel Wiest and Charles Wiest as ag administrators with the will annexed of John G Wiest deceased sue Alva Dr Wiest et al. Bond approved and sale ordered. Order of sale filed.
Application and itemized statement for free termination of inheritance tax filed. Finding made and copy ordered.
County commissioners fixed January 6 as the date for a hearing on the Clemens ditch in Salem and Mifflin townships.
Charles Lee of Sycamore was arrested after a series of break ins at McEwen Grocery Mesnard Pool Room Rapp Armstrong Tire Shop and Warner Grege Garage. Police say Lee confessed to all but McEwen theft and was jailed in Upper Sandusky after a poisoning suspicion and a $500 bond was set.
County commissioners and surveyor attended a Good Roads Federation meeting in Columbus called by Governor Myers Cooper and held Tuesday. Judge Earl B. Carter noted alimony pending suit details and a will probate matter. Frank Barton of Marion arrested for driving while intoxicated and arraigned, pled not guilty.
Ready to receive taxes. Books for all taxing districts in the county are prepared for collection.
In the matter of Carl W. Smith an assignment final account is filed and distribution ordered by the court.
In the matter of the estate of Jno M Frey deceased an application for letters testamentary is filed. Letters testamentary are issued to Kathryn Lidle.
Mrs Florent Day spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibson. Neighbors visited and shopped in Tiffin with families including Hoepf Bland Gibson and Day households. Christmas events at Carey CL of C noted with Hoepf and Gibson families present.
A year long subscription to the Carey Times is suggested as a thoughtful Christmas present that will remind the recipient of your care all year. The notice recommends sending the Times to a friend for the coming year.
Local shop advertises a large variety of homemade candies with prices 15c 20c 25c and up. Discounts offered for schools and churches. Includes fancy candy Christmas boxes and fresh fruit and nuts for sale.
Mrs Henry Fleck and Mrs Albert Kummerer visited Mrs D A Dow on Thursday. Numerous families from Carey Upper Sandusky and Findlay area shared Sunday and weekend visits, meals, and hospitality at homes of the Karrs Hafords Laws and Sammet families.
DHAD STOCK promises to pay top prices for cattle and horses in Findlay Ohio. They offer free removal of calves sheep and hogs and provide daytime and nighttime contact numbers for inquiries.
Readers are invited to share the Carey Times with friends out of town and receive a deal featuring 52 Christmas presents for the price of one, encouraging word of mouth promotion and extended circulation.
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