Partition Suit Filed Over Wyandot County Property
Court records show Frank V. Hall and Artie Carpenter, lawyers Carey Hall, file a common pleas partition suit against Nona Jacobs Eunice Lowery Clove Hall and The Union Central Life, seeking division of Anthony Hall’s one half undivided real estate in Wyandot County. The plaintiffs aim for a court directed partition to enable an advantageous sale for all parties in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Hall
Artie Carpenter
Carey & Hall
Common Pleas Court
Nona Jacobs
Eunice Lowery
Clove Hall
Union Central Life Enparanee Co
Flaintiff
Anthony Hal
Crawford Township
Wyandot
Binau Seeks Divorce and Dower Bar in Common Pleas
John A. Binau files for divorce from Alice A. Binau in common pleas court through Carter and Carter citing gross neglect. Married March 1922, he claims she desired to live apart in the west and left him after an agreement of separation, with him paying a substantial sum. he seeks divorce and to be barred of dower in his property.
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John A. Binau
Common Pleas Court
Carter
Land Auction at Courthouse Front West Door
Sheriff W W Scheidegger sold 160 acres in Marseilles township at the courthouse west door on Saturday afternoon. John Haverstatt bought for $4800 on behalf of Citizens Building & Loan Co Mation, plaintiff in the case against Ohio Farmers Investment Co et al. It was the third sale after two prior bids fell through. A $500 deposit was required.
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W. W Scheidegger
Court House
Marseilles Township
John Haverstatt
Citizens Building & Loan Co
Mation
Ohio Farmers’ Investment Co
Estate matters and Christmas notice in county records
In the estate of Dorothy Ann Ritter final account suspended. Ad die Kellogg Wellman estate application to be released as surety filed. Will of Sarah J Aten probate admitted and recorded. Sheriff Scheidee played Santa at the jail and prisoners received socks and tobacco during Christmas. Jail menu included roast chicken and sides. Dog registration filings due January 20 with penalties for late submissions under new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann Ritter
Addie Kellogg Wellman
Sarah J Aten
Wi&Il
Scheidee
Anthony J
Kraus
Ulich vs Kentfield filed in Tymochtee court for judgment
The transcript filed in common pleas court from Squire CH Bell's court in Tymochtee township records a suit by Frank Teal agent for BOS Ulich against Frank for The Floom Freck Co. through Attorneys Carey and Hall seeking judgment for 262.57 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Squire CH Bell
Tymochtee Township
Bos Ulich
Frank Teal
Frank
Floom Freck Co
Common Pleas Court
Carey & Hall
Bert Kentfield
Two marriage licenses issued at probate office for Christmas
The probate office issued only two marriage licenses for Christmas, a notable drop from seven licenses issued during the same period last year.
Why the dog tax in Sandusky County
County commissioners approve claims totaling 251050 for sheep hogs and cattle killed by dogs in the past year. The piece questions the rationale of dog taxation and suggests exporting sheep killing dogs to a doomed fate as implied by the Pemberville Leader.
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Sandusky
Pemberville
Vanlue Community Notes and Holiday Gatherings
Mrs. John Hoy, Mrs. M L Walter and many locals host and recover from Christmas visits. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Smith Hoy, Miss Marie Alspach, and families from Findlay Toledo Carey Leipsic Hammond Indiana Akon Akron. A local glee club entertainment under Mrs Marjory Alspach draws crowds. Also reports on county agriculture including Ottawa county spray use, potato yields, and Ira Marshall’s 1600 bushel corn record.
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M. L. Walter
Etm
Niles
Aaron Alspach
Hume
Addie Boxley
Hazel Boxley
Toledo
G. F. Burnap
Clyde Campbell
Isabelle
Akron
Russel Geer
Barbara Ann
Breitigam
Harry Hammond
W. H. Earley
Kenneth Coldren
R. C
Findlay
Salem Walters
Noah Reichman
Maxwell
Mortimer
Wm. Bates
Carey
John Hendricks
Frank
Evelyn
John Didrick
Biba Hendricks
Cora Rangeler
Marjory Alspach
Ohio
Ira Marshall
Hardin County
County Doings Reflect Small-Town Life and Losses
Wyandot county notes report an 11 pound son born to Mr and Mrs L J Speierberg, a move to Cullman Alabama by Peter Pickard, a spate of local deaths and funerals, a large Elks party with 120 attending, a Win My Chum campaign assist by Ohio Wesleyan students, and multiple accidents, elections, and community events across Upper Sandusky Sycamore and nearby towns.
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L. J. Speilerberg
Peter Pickard
Upper Sandusky
Cullman, Ala
Mrs
Mary Young
Harry Zachardy
Santa Claus
The
Elks
Columbus
Wyandot County Fair Board
Paul Smith
Frank M Fox
Charles Artz
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Frank Veith
Toledo
Anna Rieser
John Sprague
Sprague
L. G. Walberry
Upper Sandusky High School
Mt Carmel
Benjamin Ott
Trinity Reformed Church
Old Mission Cemetery
Ott
Co G
Pennsylvania State Volunteers
Pennsylvania
Silas Ott
Job Mooney
Near
Sycamore Telephone Company
L. D. Kurtz
C. F. Gloeser
Sycamore
Albert Ball
Michigan
Wyandot Avenue
Eighth Street
Hymn of Faith and Local Masonic Lodge History
The piece blends a devotional hymn about perseverance with a historical note on the Masonic lodge in Upper Sandusky. It recalls faith over worry and urges courage, then shifts to a brief history: 1849 petition by eight men, a single Methodist church, small town, and early lodge meetings in town buildings.
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Masonic Lodge
Upper Sandusky
Lewis Block
Careful Buy and Sell: Local Want Ad for Furniture
Local want ad in the Carey Times invites readers to list used furniture for sale. Advertisers can reach buyers seeking couches tables chairs and other household items in a convenient community listing.
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Carey Times
Developments Toward Building a Fine Temple in 1908
The text notes a move to the Wool House second floor and, in 1908, action toward constructing the present temple. It records relocation and a push to establish a formal place of worship, indicating organizational growth and capital planning in the period.
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Wool House
Bank President Attacks Ohio School Banking Plan
A. E. Emerine, president of the First National Bank at Fostoria, protests a school banking system. He alleges excessive teacher and student time, pressure for students with accounts to enroll, deposits funneled to designated banks, and unfair treatment of other banks. The school board approves an investigation.
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A. E. Emerine
First National ‘Bank
Fostoria
Schoo’ Board
Paris
Pennsylvania Railway to Install 18 Switches and 34 Signals
The Pennsylvania Railway Co will spend 175000 dollars on a new interlocking plant at Walbridge designed to speed switch movements and govern trains for the Pennsylvania Hocking Valley and Toledo Terminal railroads. The electro pneumatic system will control 18 switches and 34 signals from the block tower.
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Pennsylvania Railway Co
Walbridge
Pennsylvania
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Terminal
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John Hoy
Virgil Bowman
G. W. Snook
Mrs. Metzler
T. W. Shull
Town
I. L. Shull
C. S. Sutter
Roy Mosier
Hammond
Ind
Claren Sausser
Leipsic
W. K. Sausser
A. P
Tone
Ruth IX Stevens
Stevens
Detroit
Cora Monday
Myra and
Morris
Nellie Farmer
Clarence Cross
Fatterson
Reading
Tom Criger
Eloise Cross
Cross
Patterson
Delcia Wilcox
Grant Tong
Sam
Henry Harland
Ottawa County
Arthur Stief
Wast
Myer Daniels
Cleveland
Ralph Johnson
Eunice Elizabeth
Myron Hetzel
F. H. Hetzel
Upper
Ohio State University
Monta Bear
Pleasant View
George McBeth
Bucyrus
McBeth
Henry H. Klaiss
Tiffin
Ralph’ Bingham
Philadelphia
Eastern Star Lodge
David Banks
Methodist Church
Lloyd ‘Dunlap
Mary
Couts
Clark
Noble
Cumberland County
Shoe
Michael Borst
Frank Shultz
Clarion
Ralph Borst
Kenton
James McLaughling
Jimmie
Charles McLaughlin
Nevada
Benjamin Meek
Bende
Eugene
Owens
Walter Mci Owen
Bloonville
Ella May Shoemaker
Wyandot County
Walter McEwen
F. L. Shoemaker
Wheeler
Mich
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H. B. Keller
RTON
the Peoples Bank Co
Carey, Ohio
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