Court News Details Non-Support Case and Damages Claims
Clay and Bartley were taken into custody Tuesday evening in McCutchenville on a charge of non support. Damages totaling over 61 000 were sought in money suits against Martin S Kingsmore of Marysville after a Lincoln highway accident five miles west of Upper Sandusky on September 7 1932 injuring Christian Gruenert Augusta Gruenert and Louise Gruenert and causing fatal injuries to Fred Raasch. Augusta Gruenert seeks 25892 87 in damages, Augusta Louise Gruenert 10295 67, Christian Gruenert 25172 41, and Raasch estate administrator 536 14. Attorneys Roy W Roof and Russell H Kear filed the suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin S.kingsmore
Marysville
Lincoln Highway
Upper Sandusky
Christian Gruenert
Augusta
Gruenert
Louise Grueniert
Porter County
India
Fred “Radsch
Porter
Russell H. Kear
Augusta Louise Gruenert
Raasch
Mr. Raasch
Roy W. Roof
Kenton
Kear
Leave to amend petition in Ralston receivership case
Bar docket entry notes decision to allow an amendment to the petition filed in the case of Boyd M. Ralston as receiver against Jerome A. Kline and others seeking money and foreclosure. The court sustained the leave to amend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd M. Ralston
Jerome A. Kline
Vaughn arraigned on non support charge in Upper Sandusky
Hezekiah Vaughn was arraigned before Justice of the Peace F. E. Weitaw Friday morning on a non support charge. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Vaughn
Justice of the Peace
F. E. Weitaw
Upper Sandusky
Judge Carter's Calendar Estate matters and hearings
In the matter of the estate of Si las Kimmel deceased inventory and appraisement filed hearing January 6 1933 at 9 a m Anson Bloom et al plaintiffs against Elza Bloom et al defendants order to complete consent returned and filed consent completed and approved In the matter of the estate of Fred G Burckhardt deceased inventory and appraisement filed hearing January 6 1933 at 10 a m Cyril Miller deceased distributive account filed and ordered recorded James A Bingir deceased petition to distribute in kind filed assent and agreement filed distribution ordered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Kimmel
Anson Bloom
Elza Bloom
Et al
Fred G. Burckhardt
Cyril Miller
James A. Bingir
Vehicle sale filings rise in 1932 figures
The clerk of courts recorded 165 passenger cars and 20 trucks filed as bills of sale in 1932, compared with 247 passenger cars and 41 trucks in 1931.
Central Ohio Supply Sues A Shultz And Thompson
A petition in equity was filed in common pleas court Saturday by The Central Ohio Supply Company against Albert A Shultz and Harry Thompson. The petition was filed through Attorneys Alfred S Leuthold and Ruth K Leuthold of Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Common Pleas Court
Central Ohio Supply Company
Albert A. Shultz
Harry Thompson
Alfred S. Leuthold
Ruth K. Leuthold
Bucyrus
Buzard Divorce Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court
Thelma M. Buzard files for divorce from Homer F. Buzard in common pleas court through attorney Raymond Stansbery. They wed in Lima on July 29, 1925 and have four children. She seeks custody and alimony, citing cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma M. Buzard
Common Pleas Court
Raymond Stansbery
Homer F. Buzard
Petiton
Lima
Final costs listed for Roy Bowers trial total 2691 72
Final figures show the Roy Bowers trial cost totaling 2691.72 with detailed breakdowns for clerks sheriffs witnesses stenographers transcripts juries meals lodging transportation judge and multiple attorneys. The state contribution to the total cost is listed as 364.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy BE. Bowers
Courts of Appeals
J. Stalter
Chas. A. Blackford
A. K. Hall
Wyandot County Real Estate Taxes Seen Substantial Drop
Taxes on real estate for the current year in Wyandot County will be nearly $50 000 less than last year. The announcement notes a sharp decline in levies affecting property owners across the county, with officials citing lower assessed values and adjustments in rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Tax Levy Totals Show Real Estate Savings This Year
Last year total taxes were 603873.26 dollars. This year real estate taxes amount to 555022.30 dollars, a saving of 48849.96 dollars.
Licenses Issued in Probate Division in 1932
In 1932 there were 78 marriage licenses issued in the probate division, eight more than the previous year. December saw only six licenses issued, compared with eleven in December of the prior year.
Commissioners Organize County Board at Court House
A Tuesday morning meeting of county commissioners O. P. Kraft Harry P. Bardon and McLeod Brown was held for organization Kraft chosen chairman and Arthur E. Berg named clerk at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Kraft
Harry P. Bardon
McLeod Brown
Court House
Kraft
Arthur E. Berg
I am the farmer
I am the provider for all mankind. My toil and honesty sustain America’s prosperity and balance of trade. I walk with nature, rise with dawn, and sustain life through farming. I am the farmer, the true friend of the nation. Wright County Journal Press Buffalo Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wright County Journal Press
Buffalo, Minn
Local social rounds in Beebe area noted with visits and gatherings
Leo Vaughn recovers from appendicitis. Numerous Beebe area residents and relatives visit or host across Carey Upper Sandusky Adrian Wharton Toledo Sycamore Crawford and nearby towns. Notable gatherings include family visits, suppers, and Sunday afternoon get togethers at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Vaughn
Margaret Kessler
Charles Ruffing
Carey
Walter Gottfried and Sons
P. M. Collet
Richard
Margaret
Estella Kessler
Ruth Kloopfer
Upper Sandusky
M. C. Yost
James Needs
Adrian
Firmin’ Pahl
Walter Stansberry
Clarence Elchert
Henry Grine
Adam Grine
Ivan Beck
Norwalk
B. A. Mench
Wharton
F C. Beebe
John Kessler
Raymond and
Roberts
Solomon Ruffing Home
Homer Clabaugh
Ilah Mae
Velora
Sycamore
Walter Gottfried
Wm. Wright
Dorcas Coldren
Crawford
Firmin Pahl
H. E. Winey
Toledo
J. J. Kohmann
F. C. Beebe
Annual Meeting of Fair Board Reorganizes For 1933
The fair board met at the courthouse noting a year without red ink, reporting receipts of 9593.65 and expenditures of 9405.37 leaving 188.28. Officers were re-elected: President D A Bloom Vice President J D Stoneburner Secretary Ira T Matteson Treasurer Charles Artz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Court House
J. D. Stoneburner
Ira Ty Matteson
Charles Artz
H. C. Miller
J. F. Emptage
H. C. Nagel
Relief Corps
Qaterer Mw
Osborn
Artz
D. A. Bloom
Agricultural Society
Bloom
Ira T. Matteson
Thompson
Home For
America
Matteson
Marion Brandt
Corinne
Helen
D. D. Shafer
Fred Heimrich
Stanley Pennington
Port Williams
G. W. Pennington
F. L. Teal
Joan
Charleston
W. Va
Janice Teal
Columbus
P. Bemisderfer
Hazel Dible
Wanda Might
Kathryn Tanner
Helen Ruehle
Jestine Grubel
Friendly Circle
Harry Spoon
Dallas Ruehle
E N. White
Dow Shafer
Champion steer brings record price at Buffalo show
Mearl Crowder of Champaign county 4-H Steer Club sold the grand champion steer for 928.80 at 86 cents a pound, setting eastern show records this year. The Buffalo Junior Fat Cattle Show drew 285 Ohio attendees from Champaign Logan and Clark counties. Total weight 353930 pounds, sales 27849.41 dollars, average 1011 pounds, price per pound 7.87 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearl Crowder
Champaign County
Buffalo
W. H. Palmer
Ohio State University
Ohio
Champaign
Logan
Clark Counties
Vaughn Siegenthaler
Ruth Wilson
Normal Wildermuth
Logan County
Harold Hall
William Saxbe
Elizabeth Fielder
Paul Kennedy
Clark County
Avonelle Summey
Harley Headings
Chicago
Cary Times Legal Notices Demand In Estate Settlements
Attorneys are urged to instruct clients settling estates to submit legal notices to the Carey Times. The notice request emphasizes timely publication to meet formal requirements for probate and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Our Lady of Consolation Church Service Schedule
The parish announces Sunday worship with 4 Low Masses at 7 30 a m and a High Mass at 7 00 p m Rosary Confraternity prayers and Benediction are planned for 7 30 p m Reverend Father Paul Vollrath is pastor and Reve Borntraeger assists with services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Lady OF Consolation
Paul Vollrath
Bargin Borntraeger
Christ Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Choir Rehearsals
Rev. Paul R. Clouser's congregation lists January 8 services with 9:15 Sunday school, 10:30 morning service, 2:30 Vanlue service, 6:30 Luther League, 7:30 vesper. Junior choir after school Tuesday, gatechetical class at 4:00 and prayer meeting 7:30 Wednesday, senior choir rehearsal Saturday 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Sunday Sermon Series
Pastor W R Shisler begins a five sermon series on What is God at Carey Memorial Evangelical Church highlighting biblical terms over philosophy. Sunday school at 9 30 a m, morning worship 10 45 a m, BE L C E at 6 30 p m, evening service at 7 30 with song and meditation. a choir rehearsal and official board meeting follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shisler
God
Trinity Evangelical Church of
Upper Sandusky
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. C. Rainsberger
Sunda
Brotherhood
Temple of Knowledge
Epworth League
Traffic lights blamed in city court exchange
In a city court a judge questions a driver who ran through signals. The driver answers with a dry remark about Christmas colors, prompting a terse courtroom exchange. The line about traffic lights highlights the case’s light, humorous tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube
Findlay Consolidates Evening Courier with Morning Republican
The Findlay Daily Courier and Morning Republican merge to form The Morning Republican and the Findlay Courier starting Jan 3 1938. Findlay becomes a single daily newspaper city in Ohio. historic editors attended the final press run. the Courier began on Nov 10 1836 as Northwestern Ohio’s first newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Daily Courier
Republican
Courier
Findlay Courier
Times
Ohio
Findlay
The
Ered Glessner
Fromm
L. O. Glessner
H. Wills Brown
Hancock County
Local residents visit and business changes noted in Springville area
Mr and Mrs Albert Turner with son Mark traveled to Fostoria forenoon last week. Families from Vanlue and near New Riegel visited Springville and nearby residents. The Springville filling station changed hands with W M Gase selling to Matthias Bros. Several local residents assisted with butchering for George Amerine and Larry Coldiron families, including Albert Turner and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Turner
Mark
Fostoria
Lewis Knepper
Thelma
Vanlue
William Turner
Springville
W. M. Gase
New Riegel
Mathias Bros
Margy
Adeline Turner
Flo
Hazel Coldiron
Hotelling
Sylvester Bees
Cecilia
Deals in dirt in multiple land transfers across townships
Sheriff Lawrence Weatherholtz transfers 71 acres in Sycamore township to the Federal Land Bank for 3300 dollars. Rawley Laughrey conveys 81 acres in Jackson township to Oscar Laughrey et al for 1 dollar. Edwin Young sells lot 12 in Carey to Cora Hicks for 1 dollar. W R Mumaueh and others sell 95.65 acres in Marseilles township to Keith Wheeler for 31 dollars. Ida May Mayes Miller sells lot 4 in McCutchenville to Evelyn Lucille Miller and Margaret Miller for 1 dollar. Virgil C. McLaughlin and wife sell land in J A Coons lot 23 and Nevada land for 1 dollar. Hugh Lee and wife convey inlet 98 and part of 99 in South Sycamore to Harry C. Walcutt for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Federal Land Bank
Sycamore
Rawley Laughrey
Oscar Laughrey
Jackson Township
Edwin Young
Cora Hicks
A. J. Frederick
Carey
W. R. Mumaueh
Keith Wheeler
Marseilles Township
Ida May Mayes Miller
Evelyn Lucille Miller
Margaret Miller
McCut
Initiate Two Bills Filed With Secretary of State
Two initiative petitions filed with Secretary Clarence J. Brown seek a grant of aid to aged persons and a change to the Crabbe Act increasing alcoholic content from one half to two and three fourths percent. The latter carries 101,000 signatures and is sponsored by associations against prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Brown
Fraternal Order of Fagles
Associations Against Prohibition
That is a puzzle about big fish and sardines
A child asks a question on ocean food chains and a mother confirms the idea. The exchange shifts to a playful twist about opening sardine cans suggesting curiosity and a simple lesson in nature for a young listener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Mother
Community Notes From McCutchenville and Surroundings
Local birth announced for McCutchenville son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Funk. Various social visits recorded including friends from Wyandot and Newton Falls. Burton Funk and Margaret Albert wed in Kentucky last week. High school basketball rounds set for January 6 with Melmore and MHarpster teams visiting. Multiple church and guild events noted with pot luck meals and officer elections. Paul Wagner survived a shaft incident with injuries. Clarence Savial steps in at the grain elevator until Wagner’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mullholand
Wyandot
J. Spay
Lois Spoon
Jesse Stuckey
Tiffin
Ernest Conklin
Newton Falls
William Spray
Burton Funk
Margaret Albert
Kentucky
Melmore High School
Mharpster High School
Fred Heimrich
Chldren Bileép
Velma
Aoe
Simday
Fred Weiner
C. H. Bell
Ladies Guild of the Reformed Church
Paul Wagner
Seneca Grain Co
Clarence Savial
Mr. Wagner
Poultry Questions to Go On the ATR
Ohio farmers will hear poultry questions answered in a new feature on the farm night program. P B Zumbro of Ohio State University will host the Poultry Question Box from WEAO 840 starting January 9 and 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
P. B. Zumbro
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
WEAO
Zumbro
Poultry Department
Silk and Wool Dresses and Suits Cleaned and Pressed
Local laundry item listing shows silk dresses cleaned and pressed for 75 cents, wool dresses cleaned and pressed for 60 cents, and suits cleaned and pressed for 60 cents. Items priced individually with no additional details.
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Court News
Clay
Bartley
McCutchenville
Sheriff's Deputies
Beebe News
H. Eldred Winey
C. W. Cupp
Gertrude
OF Fair Board
Our Church Directory
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clouser
St. Paul’s Evangelical
St. Paul’s Church
Parl C. Goff
Undertaker
Findlay Papers Consolidated
Base Line News
Frank Funk
Rae Burgder
Brininger’s
E. Findlay St
L. J. Cooke
Niles Bldg
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