Jaquith Probate Will Upheld and Multiple Court Entries
Court docket reports Judge Charles F. Close presiding in cases including Jaquith v Jaquith where the will of Franklin Melvin Jaquith was sustained as valid and a separate action against Wickham dismissed at defendant costs. Other entries note settlements, guardianship, sales, and a divorce decree with support and custody orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Close
Dean Jaquith
Hugh Jaqueth
Plaintif
Franklin Melvin Jaquith
Carrie Jaquith
W. H. Wickham
F. M Jaquith
M.H Brinkerhoff Et al
Abe Murry
H. B. Schuler
Charles Hill
Charles FP. Close
Hugh Jaquith
Bessie Marvin
Minnie Sanford
Guardian Ad Litem
Guardian
Clarence Rowland
Roy March
Goldie Borer
Carl J. Borer
Ohio State Reformatory
Cora Belle Traxler
Charles W. Traxtler
Wyandot County
Estate proceedings and guardianship actions summarized
Estate of Alice Scott shows resignation of administrator W C Bulgar and designation of Walter M Witherspoon to take his place along with distribution of proceeds. Various guardianship and estate matters include Maurice A Hart minor, letters of guardianship, bonds, and assets invested. Multiple administrations and inheritance tax filings for Belle Cary Youngs and Minerva Jane Kear with inventories recorded. A county ditch survey accepted and scheduled for sale February 20 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Scott
W. C. Bulgar
Walter M. Witherspoon
Maurice, A. Hart
Maurice A. Hart
Rhoda V. Hart
Minerva Jane Kear
E. E. E. Kear
Belle Cary Youngs
Anna B. Lamison
Lydia Paessler
Kenney Risner
W. D. Risner
B. F. Trowl
Charles Neate
J. W. Rank
Romance on the Tree A Christmas Doll and Soldier Boy
A Christmas tree tale tells of a blue eyed girl with pink cheeks admiring a red coat soldier and a refined pair of shoes. They long for each other as a child promises to marry them, pairing the doll and soldier on a festive scene.
Wyandot County Delays Real Estate Reappraisal Work
Fund shortages delay countywide real estate reappraisal with extensions into 1926 for Wyandot and most Ohio counties. Auditor Anthony J. Kraus reports ongoing prep work to limit costs and avoid hires unless temporary experts are needed for public utilities revaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Anthony J. Kraus
Provident Mutual Buys Parker Land At Sheriff Sale
In a Saturday afternoon proceeding at the court house Sheriff W W Scheidegger sold 125 acres in the Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company v Parker et al to Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia for 5000 dollars. Land appraised at 5600 dollars. John Q Evans has filed suit in common pleas court against Jose.
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Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lem O. Parker
W. W. Scheidegger
Court House
Philadelphia
Penn
John Q. Evans
Common Pleas Court
Jose
Divorce Petition and Child Custody Granted After Trial
The case of Phine F. Evans versus wife ended with a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff. Custody of their two children was awarded to Evans. Separately, a bank note dispute involving The Farm and Home Supply Co. of Fremont and several defendants resulted in judgment for $3,380.46 after endorsements were contested among Wyandot and Seneca county defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phine F. Evans
Plaintiff
iLima
Common Pleas Court
Charles F. Close
Farm and Mome Supply Co
Fremont
J. .K. Wolf
Wyandot
Michener
Frank C. Bort
Seneca
Seneca, , County; Sypon
Allied Security Co
Allied Security Company
A. W. Overmeyer
Culbert & Culbert
George E. Sc
Lite Star Oil Sues Welker for 109 83 in Common Pleas
Lite Star Oil Products Co sues Earl F. Welker in common pleas court for 109 dollars and 83 cents for oil gasoline and kerosene sold. The complaint seeks 6 percent interest from January 6 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite-Star Oil Products Co
Common Pleas
Earl F. Welker
Exclusive Bath Disorder Causes Bishop's Indignation
An elderly bishop reprimands his maid Mary after she secretly used his bath tub, lamenting that she did it behind his back in a personal domestic misadventure. The era's Central Lines tone underscores a moral noted for discretion and propriety in clerical households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desiroy
Misspelled notice to meet amid pulpit mishap at union
In a quirky church scene Dr Wilder announces a Women’s Missionary Society meeting scheduled for Wednesday at three. A stray private footnote references a necktie correction and a plea to straighten towards the Bright Union Pacific Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Wag
Wilder
Woman's Missionary Society
Bright Union
Pacific Magazine
Chopping Machines for Butchers Suggested in Town Journal
A historical note recalls a town debate a generation ago on providing a chopping machine for butchers to tenderize beefsteak. A near tragedy occurred when a lady nearly choked on a small piece of a so called best cut, illustrating dangers of meat preparation.
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Liberty Banner
The Way to Save A Dollar: A Steady Habit
Editorial urges saving not as a single windfall but as a steady practice. It argues small, regular savings compound over time and build financial resilience for households and individuals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court News
Farm Bureau
Oscar R. Margraff
William Frank
County Commissioners
Foster Shumaker
Chas. H. Johnson
Holmes Joint County
Martha Banning Thomas
Roy “March
Jackson Township
Nancy C. Schubert
Harry R. Schubert
Ridge Township
St. Irma
D. Quail
Myrtle M. Platt
Mifflin Township
L. B. Grandstaff
Ralph Snyder
Pennington
Sycamore
Findlay
Rhoda _ V. Hart
Ewing
Wharton
Alonzo Ogg
Willis J. Schmuck
Eastern Heights
Carey
William Wiltse
Margaret A. Walton
Eden Township
H. ‘CL ‘Volkmer
Clair C. Corfman
Viola Corfman
Upper Sandusky
Charles A. Bailey
Lillie L. Bailey
B. E. Constien
Karl Constien
Sears
Charles W. Bringman
Aquilla Q. Ferguson
Paul F. Barth
Berry and Engel
Mononcue
Bernice E. Schalow
James L. Britton
Wood
Harpster
X. Diller
D. O. Shaver
Percy L. Hale
Vera J. Haile
Peter S. Woessner
Roberts and Watson
Sandusky
the Carey Times
Werner-Emerine Gift Shop
S. Main St
Ohio
H. B. Keller
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