Court News Advances in Probate and Estate Matters
Court records show wills admitted and estate actions in progress for L D Kurtz deceased Louisa Van Orsdall deceased and Brank Halhedel deceased. Applications include transfer of real estate and final account filings. Trinity Reformed Church seeks mortgage approval via petition filed through attorney BP J Stalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghee
Nudge
Louisa
Vata
Tnt
Common Pleas
Consistory of ‘Trinity, Reformed Church
BP. J. Stalter
Palmer sues Western and Southern Insurance petition dismissed
Orley E. Palmer as administrator filed suit against the Western and Southern Insurance Co. The petition is dismissed with costs taxed to the plaintiff.
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Orley E. Palmer
The
Western and Southern Insurance Co
Wyandot County Enforces Seasonal Load Limits on Roads
County commissioners have enacted seasonal load restrictions for improved roads in Wyandot County excluding state routes. The surveyor's office posted signs Friday and the sheriff's office will enforce the limits. Tire width based limits apply: three inch and under 250 pounds per inch, three inches and over 400 pounds per inch, rubber tires 225 pounds per inch for up to 3.5 inches, four inch 250 pounds per inch, five inch 300 pounds per inch, six inches and over 325 pounds per inch, with a six ton maximum load including vehicle weight.
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Wyandot County
Sheriff's“ Office
Marriage Licenses Still Unissued Since Holidays
The marriage market remains quiet with no licenses issued here up to Friday morning, indicating a slack period since the holidays.
Redemptions and Judgment in Sycamore Bank Suit
First National Bank of Sycamore vs. Lucius Shellhouse ends with the right of redemption exercised within the prescribed time. Judgment satisfied and petition dismissed at the defendant’s costs. Costs paid.
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First National Bank of Sycamore
Lucius*Shellhouse
County dog warden warns limited days to license dogs
W. W. Scheidegger issued a warning that only eight days remain for dog owners to obtain licenses. After the deadline a one dollar penalty will be added and unlicensed dogs will be picked up.
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W. W. Scheidegger
Sheriff sale settles Beery Gipson lot dispute near Mononcue
Ferdinand Pope against John B Fox et al. sells Beery and Gipson addition lot in Mononcue at sheriff’s sale for 3800. Filling station east of new Sandusky river bridge valued 1200. Chattels bought by plaintiff total 85. Also case Hettia McCauley against Louetta Holliway partition. appraisement confirmed and sale ordered.
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Beery and Gipson
Mononcue
Ferdinand Pope
John B. Fox
Sandusky River
Hettia McCauley
Louetta Holliway
County Officers Meet on Roads and Drainage
A meeting of the county commissioners and surveyors of Wyandot and Hancock counties was held Monday at the north county office to discuss roads and drainage matters.
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Wyandot
Hancock Counties
North County
Oine
Wagner divorce case filed for neglect and cruelty
A common pleas filing Tuesday names Lena Wagner seeking a divorce from Herman Wagner. The complaint cites gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty as the grounds.
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Common Pleas Court
Lena Wagner
Herman Wagner
Petition Filed by Attorney Earl B. Carter
A petition was filed by attorney Earl B. Carter in a matter not fully detailed in the fragment. The document indicates legal action initiated by Carter, with no additional parties or dates included in the readable text.
McPike Seeks Partition of West Real Estate in Common Pleas
Alvin McPike filed a petition in the common pleas court Tuesday seeking partition of real estate. Defendants include Henry Parker and others named in the filing, prepared by attorney Earl B. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin “McPike
Common Pleas Court
Westate
Parkers
Earl B.cartér
Oldest Seneca County resident Anna Rumschlag dies at 100
Anna Rumschlag age 100 and Seneca County’s oldest resident died Wednesday at her home on New Riegel road five miles west of Tiffin after a four day illness following a cold. Born May 6 1832 in Beiern Germany she immigrated with parents in 1833 and 1834. She and Bernhart Rumschlag married May 6 1851. funeral held at St Boniface New Riegel with relatives attending.
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Senea
Anna
Margaret’Rumschlag
Aséneca
Riegel Road
Horthwestédy
Ohio
Beiren
Pfalz
Germany
Henry
Christine
Wall) Ostertheld
America
Albany
New York City
Seneca County
Warning to stockmen on weight slips at markets
Perry Weiker, a farmer near Clyde, warns stockmen to demand correct weight slips when selling hogs in city markets. He cites a loss of 1000 pounds on a shipment due to a double weight bill, worth about 35 dollars at current prices, caused by one slip showing a higher amount. He urges shippers to verify weights before shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Weiker
Clyde
Weiker
Wesker
Fostoria Taxicab Driver Robbed at 11 P. M.
Howard Lohr, patrol for the Hays hotel in Fostoria, was held up and robbed of 21 dollars by two young bandits about 11 oclock last Friday night. He was ejected from his cab and the men escaped in the machine two miles west of Fostoria. Police believe the suspects fled toward Arcadia and then to the Dixie highway toward Toledo after leaving Bricker and Union streets where Lohr picked them up.
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Howard Lohr
Hays Hotel
Fostoria
Arcadia
Dixie Highway
Toledo
Lohr
Bricker
Union Street
Tiffin Receives $5000 From Auto Fees Distribution
Tiffin will receive 5000 dollars, Fos toria 3250, and Seneca county 5500 from the distribution of 5993504 motor license revenue recently distributed by Secretary of State George S. Myers. This was the first distribution of 1933 license funds. Municipalities received 1491900 and counties 4501604.
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Tiffin
Fostoria
Seneca County
George S. Myers
Burglars Enter Marysville County Clerk Office
Two youths picked the lock on the county clerk’s office door in Marysville at noon. Clerk Floyd Kerns sat at his desk and the pair fled, one by car and the other on foot, in a hurried escape.
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Marysville
Floyd Kerns
Freight Claim Prevention Meeting at Big Four Office
A Tuesday afternoon session at the Big Four freight office focused on freight handling problems and speedier service. Attendees included George James of Indianapolis superintendent of freight losses and damages, S R Scott of Bellefontaine Big Four police captain, R W Timm traveling freight agent, William Faber Carey area foreman, B F R Kitzler Carey acting superintendent of bridges, C Lopfer Kerniton, J A Ryan Kenton agent, R B S Hamler, and Clerk Fred Mitlehali Garey.
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Big Four
Re Thoss
George
James
Indianapolis
Wwe
Cincinnati
Vanlue School News Highlights Student Activities
The PTA met Tuesday evening. December attendance banner went to the third grade. The third grade memorizes The Children's Hour. The Senior play succeeded with community thanks. Eighth graders study How Can I Make Myself More Attractive. Sixth grade explores life in Anarctica and the Land of the Midnight Sun. Home Economics students breakfast duties. IT on Family Relationships. Band to hold a benefit after first public appearance under H. R. Hutchinson. Sixth grade daily attenders named: Hagerman Hendricks Stone Cole Crawford Dipert Herman Kummerer Loudenslager Oman Rangeler Saltzman Thomas.
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Anarctica
H. R. Hutchinson
Carey
Ethel Hagerman
Audrey Hendricks
Helen Stone
Mark Cole
Leland Crawford
John Dipert
Foster Herman
Merle Kummerer
Charles Loudenslager
John Oman
Lehr Rangeler
Alvin Saltzman
John Thomas
Mrs. S. K. Mahon Dies After Pasadena Operation
Mrs. Jean Nelson Mahon widow of Dr. Stephen K. Mahon former pastor of Epworth Methodist Episcopal church Toledo died Friday in Pasadena California hospital from complications after an operation on December 17. She was born in Delaware and educated at Ohio Wesleyan University and taught at the University of Denver before marrying in 1902.
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Jean Nelson Mahon
Stephen K. Mahon
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Toledo
Pasadena
Calif
Mahon
Pacific Coast
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edward T. Nelson
Clara Nelson
Isabelle Thoburn
Women’s Missionary College
Lucknow
India
Wellesley College
University of Denver
Secretary of State Announces Tag Funds for Cities and Counties
Distribution of 5,993,504 in motor tag license revenue announced by Secretary of State George S. Myers. Wyandot County received 2,750 and Upper Sandusky 1,225. Carey received 850.
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George S. Myers
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Local bridge players compete in Columbus tournament
Harold Houk William Ogg Geo Newhard and Roger Lindsay played in Columbus at the Deshler Wallick in the Columbus and Central Ohio bridge tournament Friday. Duplicate contract bridge games were conducted as part of the event.
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Harold Houk
William Ogg
Geo. Newhard
Roger Lindsay Friday
Columbus
Central Ohio
Deshler-Wallick
Our Lady of Consolation Church Service Schedule
Our Lady of Consolation directory lists Rev Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include Low Mass at 8 00 a m High Mass at 10 00 a m Rosary Confraternity prayers and Benediction at 7 00 p m.
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OUR Lady OF Consolation
Father Paul Vollrath
Edwin Borntraeger
Community Chronicle Notes At Salem and Nearby
Local residents report social calls and visits across towns including Toledo Carey Upper Sandusky Galion and Tiffin. Engagement banns announced between Miss Mary Arnold and Jack Cleghorn at St Josephs church with many family gatherings observed Sunday socials and birthday celebration noted.
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Vincent Arnold
Upper Sandusky
Cletus Arnold
Urban
Joseph Ball
Ambrose Orians
Charles Miller
Leroy
Charles Orians
Edward Weaver
Leo Hoepf
Near Carey
Michael Wenzinger
Mrs. Wenzinger
Thomas Henige
Lowell
Christ Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Rev. Paul R. Clouser presides at CHrist Lutheran Church with a Sunday program including Sunday school at 9 15 morning service at 10 30 vesper at 4 30 and sacred music by the junior and senior choirs Luther League at 5 30 p m. Choir rehearsals scheduled after school on Tuesday and prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Luther. League
St. Ey
Methodist Church Invites Congregation to Weekly Services
Rev. A. O. Rainsberger leads a busy week at the Methodist Episcopal Church with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:30 a.m. worship themed We Would See Jesus. Evening services at 7:30 feature Lord's Prayer sermons and special music. Epworth League gathers at 6:45 p.m. with a call to bring guests. Mid-week service is set for Wednesday at 7:30.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. O. Rainsberger
Jesus
Epworth League
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Weekly Service Notes
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church led by Rev W R Shisler holds Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 10 45 with a sermon series What is God The BE L C E service starts at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 The newly organized men's chorus will sing Choir and chorus rehearsals set for Thursday The church notes a Sunday school attendance of 248 in a contest with Upper Sandusky and urges full participation for the next week St Paul s Church also holds 9 15 worship and Emanuel Baughman home hosts prayer meeting tonight.
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W. R. Shisler
E. Constien
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Upper
Auto License Funds for Hancock County Distribution
Hancock County Auditor G. Ray Morehart reports the first distribution of 1933 automobile license tag funds. Counties and towns receiving amounts include Hancock County $25,709 Findlay $7,250 townships $4,500 Arcadia $100 Arlington $350 Benton Ridge $50 Fostoria $400 Jenera $75 McComb $375 Mt Blanchard $150 Mt Cory $75 Rawson $100 Van Buren $75 Vanlue $175 and the state $12,581.
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G. Ray Morehart
Hancock County
County
City of Findlay
Townships
Arcadia
Arlington
Benton Ridge
Fostoria
Jenera
McComb
Mt. Blanchard
Mt. Cory
Rawson
van Buren
Vanlue
Carey Times Page Seven Offer For Farmers
Farmers are urged to read the Carey Times special offer on page seven detailing agricultural discounts and poultry equipment deals available this week. The notice promotes savings aboard timely purchases through local merchants and cooperatives.
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Carey Times
Berry News Social Visit Recap in Tiffin Area
Mr and Mrs John Gilliland visited in Tiffin on Saturday. Mrs Walter Phillips connected with Mrs Charles Hayman Friday afternoon. Richard Walters called Sunday forenoon at Walter Phillips. Michael Camden of Four Corners dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Bland. The Be Gibson home hosted Carl Hunterbrinker of Toledo for Sunday dinner. Berry residents Hayman Temple and Ralph Bacon families traveled Sunday to the Harry Hayman home near Tiffin.
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Katie Lortz
George Lortz
Charles Orians
Ed . Weaver
Henry
Dorothy
Emma’ Ehrlich
San Harry
Michael Weinzinger
Dorothy Fleck
Allen Powell
Carey
Amitity Saturans
Ambrose’ Orians
Vincent ‘Arnold
Upper ‘Sandusky
Leroy Miller
Ed Weaver
Jack Cleghorn
Toledo
Agnes
Catherine Arnold
Cletus Arnold
Henry Davidson
Charles of Carey
Katie
Edward McDonald
Jennie McElhinny
Maxine Newell
John Davidson
Upper Sandusky
Edward Davidson
A. A. McBeth
Near Upper Sandusky
John Gilliland
Tiffin
Walter Phillips
Charles Hayman
Michael Camden
Four Corners
Charles Bland
Ben Beis
McCutchenville
Carl Hunterbrinker
BE. E
Harry Hayman
A. C. Putnam
Mr. Putnam
Ollie Graves
Mrs. Harley Baughman
E.A. Baughman
Clarence Baughman
Henrietta
Troy
Findlay
EB. A. Baughman
Earl VanSant
Roy Vangant
West of Vanlue
Fred Cole
Clyde Cole
Near Wharton
Mary
H. M. Bame
Stanley
Floyd Bame
Jean
Arlington
Roy Pever
Irvin Pever
Mt. Blanchard
A. Tiartle
William Pontius
Hurtie
Birthday dinner and social visits across local families
A noon pot luck honored Harry Hayman on his birth day. The Day and Gibson families exchanged visits with relatives including Mrs. Charles Hayman Bland, Mrs. Florenn Day, and Audley Beaschler. Guests at Brush Ridge included P. E. Beaschler, and dinners hosted by Grant Gibson featured Harvey Sopher, Carolyn and Frederick of Carey and Corfman family from Asper’s Sandusky.
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Harry Hayman
Florent
Joseph Gibson
A. O. Suber
Upper Sandusky
Charles ‘Hayman
Charles
Bland
Florenn
Alf’ Bland
Craw‘ford
Aaron Alspach
Near
Vanlue
Audley Beaschler
P. E.’ Beaschler
Brush Ridge
Grant Gibson
Harvey Sopher
Carolyn
Frederick
Carey
B.’ Gibson
iMeérie’ Corfman
Delerty Corfman
Asper
Sandusky
Joseph*Gibson
Richard
Local Social Roundup From Carey and Vanlue
Fort Royal Dallas Putnam and family visited siblings and friends in Carey and Vanlue on Saturday. Numerous calls followed, including visits by the Baughmans, Putnams, and Coles, with expressions of sympathy for the Pontius family after a recent death.
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Dallas Putnam
Carey
A. C. Putnam
Bankers Life Hard Led to Morning Laugh
A church Ladies' Aid Society treasurer tried to deposit funds at a bank. She said here is the Aid money, but the teller misheard egg money and quipped that the old hens have been saying pretty well. It shows how accounts are shifted.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
He Holds the Queen in Neighborhood Bridge Match
In a light exchange a husband declares his wife the best bridge player in the neighborhood. He adds pride in her skill while the other man questions his role, highlighting domestic pride and playful rivalry.
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Niles Bldg
Betty Burnap
Barbara Esterly
Parent-Teacher Association
S. K. Mahon
Our Church Directory
Salem News
Mary Arnold
Wilfrid Logsdon
Raymond Logsdon
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clouser
St. Paul’s Church
Emanuel Baughman
Nachbar
Nachbar Bros
Berry News
Richard Walters
Fort Royal
Harley Baughman
Reva
O. E. Dean
al Putnam
Mrs
Harry Putnam
Genevieve
Brininger’s
E. Findlay St
Harry Rock
Wisconsin
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