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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
3
Docket notes a creditors bill and equitable relief case led by Susan Roszmian et al against John Gottfried et al. Demurrer to petition by defendant Arthur Gottfried, filed October 21, 1933, was overruled. Judge Rust presided Thursday.
A petition in replevin was filed in common pleas court Wednesday by the Russ Soda Fountain company of Cleveland against Henry Pieraccini of Carey. Attorney H. G. Chambers of Carey filed the action.
A legal notices page records multiple probate matters and estate actions. It lists hearings for December 26 to 27 1933 and January 5 1934, transfers, inventories, appraisals, bonds, and letters testamentary for individuals including Emma F Boyard Lucy A Humes Margaret Horn Mary Horn Caroline Straw John Lavely and others.
The Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co. filed suit in common pleas court through Columbus attorney Lewis Stout against Ralph Rainer and others seeking a $3,000 judgment with interest and a foreclosure of the mortgage on property in Pitt township plus sale of the property.
An application for a marriage license was filed in probate court on Monday by Forest Ekleberry and Miss Marguerite Coffman of Sycamore daughter of Edward Coffman. Rev. Co F Brouse to officiate.
Graydon Aden Hill of Sycamore and Miss Gladys Vivian Detwiler of Upper Sandusky announce their forthcoming marriage. Details indicate a formal ceremony and families of Harry H. Hill and Leo C. Detwiler.
Edward Day files suit in common pleas court through attorney Franklin J. Stalter requesting a court order to stop Clarence E. Cook from interfering with Day's possession of specific Crane Township real estate and the care and attention of the property.
A directive requires appointing a person to take charge of the property and to ensure proper accounting be maintained.
Friday bar docket entry before Judge Rus sell H. Kear in the case of Jacob A. Koehl against Jesse H. Boyer and Ruth B. Winegardner notes overruling demurrers to the second amended petitions by both defendants.
Sheriff Weatherholtz received a report Friday that a hog was stolen from the John Shumaker farm northwest of the city, shortly after the theft occurred Thursday night.
The grand jury met Tuesday and, after five witnesses testified, returned two indictments at 12:30. Eva Timmer is indicted for first degree murder in connection with an Indian relic show murder case. Galet Dawson and Mabel Heilman are indicted for grand larceny over the theft of fifteen sheep in the county's southern part. H R Myers served as foreman.
Judge Russell H. Kear presided Tuesday in Ellis G. Brown et al versus Ella Ekleberry et al for money and foreclosure. Sale confirmed and deed ordered to the successful party of record.
The case of Thomas Miller a minor and Mary Miller against Joseph G Kenan executor of Caroline Dorothy Straw's will has been dismissed for want of prosecution.
Judge Clarence A. Ahl of Bucyrus heard the Bargar Armstrong election contest for Sycamore marshal on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis Hellman was taken into custody by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz on a charge of sheep stealing.
Eva Timmer, held since October 14, was indicted by a county grand jury on first degree murder in the Indian relic show killing of Robert V. Brown. Brown was killed while traveling toward Michigan in an old bus. his body lay along Carey road north of the city. Timmer was captured after a chase near Toledo and recently pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice F E Weidaw.
Judge Russell H. Kear presided over two divorce petitions. In Lewis J. Matthews v. Deloris R. Matthews the court found gross neglect of duty and granted the divorce with the plaintiff responsible for costs. In Mabel Marie Heilman v. Lewis Earl Heilman the court found extreme cruelty, granted the divorce, approved child custody and property agreements, and ordered the defendant to pay costs.
Building work has begun on 534 miles of macadam road in Delaware County after being awarded by the state highway department.
Community updates report visitors and guests at homes in Tiffin and nearby areas. Several local families entertain relatives and friends, and high school sports schedules include basketball games against Wharton Republic Carey and Marseilles with results noted.
A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year are noted as Berry residents share greetings. Local families including Grant Gibsons move to Carey and Bland, Vaughn, Gilliland, Day, and Gibson households connect with visits in Upper Sandusky, Lovell, Tiffin, and surrounding areas.
Area residents from Salem and nearby towns shared weekend hospitality with relatives and friends. The gatherings included visits to and from the Orians, Brooks, Weaver, Ritter, Hunter, Logsdon, Koehler, and Fleck households across Carey, Upper Sandusky, Bucyrus, and Marion as plans for Sunday dinners and Monday afternoons unfolded.
Toledo mourns Mrs. Jdah Mc Glone Gibson a nationally known Toledo newspaperwoman and possibly the author of the first newspaper serial story She died Saturday in Hollywood California where she had lived the last four years she was long associated with Toledo papers.
The RE. L. C. E. met in the church basement Friday evening for its annual officer election. Lon Phillips was chosen president with Miss Ruby Rothgeb as vice president Wen dell Wentling as secretary Miss Goldie Rothgeb as corresponding secretary and Walter Raynon as treasurer. Refreshments were served.
The directory lists Our Lady of Consolation with Rev. Father Paul Vollrath and Rev. Edwin Borntraeger. Sunday Masses are Low Mass at 7 30 a m and High Mass at 10 00 a m with Rosary and Confraternity Prayers at 7 30 p m.
Rev Paul R Clouser leads Sunday services on December 24 with Sunday school at 9 15 am and service at 10 30 am Sermon by the pastor Luther League meets 6 30 pm no evening service due to Christmas morning service Christmas Day service at 6 pm junior choir and weekday church school canceled week of December 25 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm choir rehearsal Saturday 8 pm.
Rev C H Kern leads a Christmas program at Carey Memorial Evangelical Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m followed by a service at 7 30 p m featuring piano prelude congregational singing scripture lesson special music choir prayer a Christmas playlet and a pastor message E L C E members will go out to sing carols
The calendar lists 9 30 Class assembly in the Sun day School with a 10 o'clock finish aim. 10 35 Morning Worship features special Christmas music and the minister's annual Christmas message. 4 30 Christmas Vespers replaces the usual Sunday evening service. Mid week services continue Wednesdays at 7 30.
Rev. E Botkin leads Beech Grove Sunday school at 9 30 a m and evangelistic services at 10 30 a m The old time revival continues with rising interest and attendance Several have come to the altar and accepted Christ Members are urged to attend each service and all are welcome.
Prof. O C Hooper of Ohio State University writes the first comprehensive history of Ohio journalism traced from 1793 to today. He notes four papers before statehood, counts 490 general Ohio newspapers, and praises editors for shaping communities through publicity and service.
A sale of twenty native horses at the H. A. Souder residence 212 Elm Street Fostoria on Thursday December 28 at 1 pm. Horses age three to twelve, well broke, each with a guarantee. Cash loans available for nine months through Nelson Poe at Union National Bank. Free delivery. Keer and Souder, Owners.
The Carey Times advertises a sale offering 62 Christmas presents for two dollars. The brief notice invites readers to send for the item from the Carey Times.
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