Grand Jury Indicts Three in Court News Session
The grand jury sat Thursday and returned three indictments including concealed weapons charges against Enoch Watkins and Leonard Brown of Kentucky. Watkins is jailed, Brown out on bond. The docket lists estate filings, divorces, guardianships, and probate actions with various judges and attorneys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Watkins
Leonard Brown
Carrey
Watkins
Brown
John A. Kirk
Partition Suit In Mifflin Township Involving Beidelschies Heirs
Helen Moore sues in common pleas against Sophia Bartram and others to set off her interest in the late Louis Beidelschies property and to assign Sophia Bartram’s dower in Mifflin township. Attorney H. M. Bowers represents Moore in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna Maley
Common Pleas Court
Grover C. Maley
Monroe Michigan
Bucyrus
Atty. Louis B.myers
Marion
Helen ‘Moore
Common‘ Pleas Court
Sophia, Bartram
Ohio Judge Sets Trial for Frank Pather in 1928 Case
State of Ohio against Frank Path er brought into open court in custody of the sheriff. Indictment served and defendant pleads not guilty. Bond fixed at 500 dollars conditioned to law. Trial scheduled for January 10 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Carter Hs
Ohio
Frank Pather
Sinto
Indicted man pleads guilty to concealed weapons charge
Enoch Watkins pled guilty before Judge Carter after a grand jury indictment for carrying concealed weapons. He received an indeterminate term of one to three years in the Union State penitentiary with suspended sentence on good behavior and weapon abstinence, plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stark
J. A. Lanker
Sycamore
Earl B Carter
Atty L . Bowers
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Charles Loper
Ohio State Penitentiary
Enoch Watkins
Carter
Unio
Hart Indicted Man Withdraws Guilty Plea In Liquor Case
Harry Hart, indicted by the grand jury for possession of intoxicating liquor, appeared before Judge Carter on Tuesday and withdrew his prior guilty plea. He was fined $100 plus costs, with partial payment already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hart
Carter
Estate case for Earl Bever seeks letters of administration
In the matter of the estate of Earl R Bever, deceased, an application for letters of administration was filed. Bond was ordered and filed and approved. Letters were issued to Addie Bever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Boehme
Frank Beidler
Anna E. Grubb
Virginia Watson Grubb Et al
Guardian Ad Litem
John F. Hill
R. S. Ulrich
Earl R Bever
Addie Bever
Weather Signs and Rural Lore From Carey Times
A collection of weather proverbs and folk wisdom describing signs of rain storms, seasonal changes, and unusual cues from nature. The piece notes how patterns like fishworms, caterpillars, bubbles in raindrop ripples, wind directions, and sun–weather correlations hint at upcoming weather, alongside a closing reminder about Carey Times advertising services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megs
Local Notices and Deaths From Upper Sandusky Area
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Margaret Strasser age 85 in Upper Sandusky widow of Adam Strasser. Relatives learn of Mrs Paul Brobst death in Toledo at 65, with services planned in West Hicks street home. Also noted: Hattie Paddock dies in Wichita after stroke, former local resident born 60 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wag
Daniel
Sandusky
C. D. Kimmel
Wharton
Bert Myers
West of Wharton
Adam ‘ Strasser
Hamé
Margarét
Schaefer
Sycaihor
Harry. Délaplané
Sycamore First National Bank
Santa Claus
Upper
Star Theatre
Elks Lodge
Paul Brobst
Toledo
Wichita
Kansas
Charles Tschanen
Edward ‘Tsehanen
George Tschanen
Taddock
H. P. Paddock
Paddock
Indoor tips for preserving foods and cleaning up spills
The text advises paraffin sealing of cheese at 240 degrees F after two weeks to prevent mold. It warns against burning a dried Christmas tree and greens due to chimney fire risk, and offers methods to remove paraffin stains from clothing and rugs using dull knives, blotting, warm irons, and solvents. It also notes gasoline and benzine hazards and how to blot up fresh spills with absorbents.
Experiment Stations Urge Action to Solve Farm Situation
At the annual meeting in Chicago, C. G. Williams of the Ohio Experiment Station urged stations to study the agricultural situation, its causes, and remedies. He called for thorough tax reform, better crop ratios, market-aligned production, and organized farmer action to improve rural economies and maintain living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Colleges
Chicago
C. G. Williams
Ohio
Williams
Wheat Pool
Canada
Times
Local Land Transfers Reported in Various Townships
A series of 80 acre and smaller parcels change hands across Ridge, Marseilles, Salem, Upper Sandusky and Lovell townships and include transfers by Harvey Kemerley, Ensminger, Binaud, Roszman, Elmore Osbun, Jefferson Fedsel, Lloyd Rite, Dora Shambaugh, Rose Ulrich, Charles Rife, Gaylord Thompson, The Hocking Valley Railway Co, Henry W Rall, Ruybert Blair, Elonda Kuinemietz, M J Kuntz, and Catharine Bradman with consideration ranging from 1.00 to 160.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kemerley
Orville Kemerley
Agres
Ridge townShip
Ensminger
G. H Ensminger
Prape Township
Fred ‘Binau
John A Bnau
Salem
Elmore Osbun
Carl FP
Roszman
Marseilles Township
Carl F, Roszman
Jefferson B. Fedsel
Lloyd L. Rite
Harris
Lovell
Albert FB. Shambaugh
Dora E Shambaugh
Upper Sandusky
Rose Ulrich
Sarah Ulrich
Salent
Jefferson”B. Féasel
Charles
H Rife
Gaylord Thompson
Hocking Valley Railway Co
Crane Township
Henry W Rall
Ruybert C .Blair
Elonda
Kuinemietz Et
Antrim Township
M. J. Kuntz
Catharine Bradman
Kirby
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The family of Mrs. John McLaughtin and Children express sincere thanks to those who assisted during our bereavement. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers spiritual banquets and provided automobiles for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLaughtin
Great Heat and a Thirty Day Note Mentioned by Evangelist
A Christian evangelist recalls heat as a tool for influence and mentions a thirty day note that kept someone in a sweat for a month. The dialogue discusses practical use of heat in persuasion and personal memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohes
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Ares
Court News
Loverich
Earl B. Carter
Charles R. Kellberg
Jerome A. Kline
Charles Reynolds
Effie B Reynolds
H. B. Starsberg
Atty A. K. Hall
Garnet Davis
George W. Davis
Hancock County
Sale
Marietta
W. P. Rowland
Vernon L. Fox
Carey Times
Comepanion
America
Uhestloved
the Youth’s Companion
Boston
Mass
Great Heat
J. A. McDaniel Overland Co
J. A. McDaniel
Happ
Ace
Campbell’s
No. Boe
Sly
Tutter
Ona Atlantic & Pacific
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