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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
3
The Marjorie Buess vs John Robertson case in common pleas court was postponed as Judge Earl B. Carter was called to Columbus due to his mother Mrs. Lou Carter needing surgery at Mt. Carmel hospital.
First and final account filed in the matter of the estate of John Quail, deceased. Court records indicate submission of the final accounting to close the estate and resolve assets and liabilities.
In a routine bankruptcy matter, Judge Gyges Swihatt presided on Thursday in the common pleas court room. Proceedings focused on standard creditor claims and asset liquidation steps.
In the matter of the estate of Adelia E. Michaels, deceased, an inventory has been filed. The filing indicates the probate process seeks to settle assets and liabilities as part of the estate administration.
Roy Engleman of South Seventh street was fined 150 dollars plus costs by Judge Earl B Carter after pleading guilty. He paid part of the fine and posted bond for the balance on Saturday.
Harry Hart Sr. of this area was arraigned before Judge Carter on illegal possession of intoxicating liquor after a raid by county and city officials. Police reported liquor testing at 11.5 percent. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $200 bond.
W. P Rowland files a petition for sale of real estate against Vernon L. Fox and others. A notice is issued directing appearance and order for sale proceedings under applicable guardianship rules.
The county commissioners awarded the Maxwell ditch project at Kirby and vicinity Saturday to Howard Bailey of Kenton at a bid of 31,593.50 for section one and 153.60 for section two. G. Watson of Malinta was the lone other bidder at 16.85 for section one.
The action for appointment of a receiver in the case of Jay A Hare against Charles A Unkart was heard Friday before Judge Earl B Carter. Several witnesses were subpoenaed. Hare was represented by Jonathan Hare of Dennison and Unkart by Cessna & Suckie of Kenton.
In the matter of the guardianship and Mable W Fox, minors application for letters of guardianship filed bond ordered bond filed and approved letters issued to W P Rowland.
In the matter of Frank Beidler deceased a waiver filed and testimony of witnesses taken and filed with the court. Will admitted to probate and ordered recorded.
In the matter of the estate of Frank Beidler deceased an application for letters testamentary was filed proved. Letters testamentary issued to Charles L Beidler and Clara Fas Artz.
Cases assigned for hearing in January include State of Ohio vs Shumaker on January 4 and State of Ohio vs Welker on January ? . State of Ohio ex rel Buess vs Robertson on January 9 and State of Ohio vs Jane Stark on January 10 . McLaughlin and White vs Bowers on January 11 and Freeze vs Merchant on January 16 .
Common pleas court before Judge Carter split jointly owned property equally between Jay A. Hare and Charles Unkart. Other assets assigned to each party separately. Costs and receiver fees divided. lease cancelled and defendant ordered to vacate within one week. Will and publication for nanny Flack noted.
In the matter of the estate of John P. Karcher, deceased, an application is filed and bond is ordered. Bond filed and approved. Letters issued to Jno. W. Karcher.
In the matter of the estate of Harry C Johnson, a distributive account has been filed. Additional proceedings pertain to the estate of Mo.
Judge Karl B. Carver of Weld County Court will hear in Bucyrus Monday afternoon the filing of the final and distributive account for the estate of Neil Gardner.
In the matter of Neil Gardner deceased an application for transfer of stock is filed and transfer ordered. In the matter of the will of Alpheus Kimmel deceased the will and application are filed.
Sunday gatherings in Woodsdale and Vanlue span visits by Wong Jacobs Tong and locals. A Christmas pageant is set for December 25 at Vanlue MBE church with a school program the Friday before. Nearby families and Findlay shoppers shared Sunday evenings and Mondays with relatives across Carey, St Paul, Upper Sandusky, and Rawson. The death of Mrs P C Essex of Rawson was reported with funeral at Rawson U B church.
Probate court Saturday approved settlement between the railroad company and the administrator of Peter Britner estate for his death at the Big Pour railroad grade crossing in Adrian on October 22. The $750 agreement resolves the final claim in the fatal incident that left five dead while the parties, residents of Adrian, were en route to visit friends.
An old advertisement claims Adlerika relieves indigestion and stomach gas in ten minutes. It touts cleansing of upper and lower bowels and urges readers to try Adlerika for a noticeable, surprising improvement.
Mt Blanchard residents plan a Friday evening Christmas program for the school. Several families spent Sunday visiting relatives including the Elder and Bame households. A Parent-Teacher meeting highlight was a farmers vs business men basketball game. A newborn daughter Kathryn Golene blesses the Livingstons. Mrs Amanda Hammond dies after heart trouble with roots in Fostoria. Lula Wise obituary notes death in St Louis from heart trouble.
Services for Peter Welter 45 a Pennsylvania railroad conductor killed Saturday in a railroad accident at Akron were held Monday in Berwick. He died after being struck by a train in the Akron yards and was buried at St. Nicholas church with burial in the parish cemetery. He was the son of John and Rosa Welter of Berwick and survived by his widow Clara Smith a son Clifford and brothers William and Clarence Welter of Toledo and sister Mrs H J Serin of Toledo.
Dedication of the new Masonic hall will occur Tuesday evening December 27 with visitors expected from neighboring towns and Grand Lodge of Ohio representatives. Carlos W Faulkner of Kenton will preside for Grand Master Thomas of Youngstown. local social members celebrate the modern quarters.
Remsberg of Watson files a $220 claim for sheep killed by dogs. Seneca County commissioners opened an investigation in Bloomville area. Trustees dispute the cause, saying deaths result from foot rot, not dog attacks.
The Memorial Evangelical Sunday School elected officers including Superintendent AEO Constien, recording secretary Miselefan Perkins, treasurer Virgil Green, pianist Miss Lucy Laughlin, chorister Paul Powells, librarian Claude Johnson, and assistants. The Senior Christian Endeavor Society named John Thompson president and elected Goldie Roth-Reth vice president and other officers.
Work crews surveyed the station grounds Wednesday to lay the foundation for a new depot. Construction will start on the truss structure as soon as materials are unloaded and available.
Findlay Ohio firm advertises novice to partners program for plane equipment with weekend and Sunday evenings service. They offer telephone charge payments on dead stock orders and removal free of charge two thousand units.
Men of all ages wear soft silk scarfs to accent outfits. New patterns in bright colors priced from 1 to 3.50 dollars.
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