Court News Gregg Found Guilty in Sycamore Case
In common pleas court Judge J. W. Wright presided as the state ex rel Mary Hussey sued Wesley Gregg. The jury found Gregg guilty of being the father of the child of Mary Hussey with ten jurors signing the verdict. A new trial motion was filed and further court sessions were deferred until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hussey
Wesley Gregg
Common Pleas Court
J. W. Wright
Bucyrus
Robert E. Carter
Carey & Hall
George B. Schroth
Tiffin
Sycamore
Cloe Ennis
W. H. Wickham
Marie Ekleberry
Neola Ahl
Paul Ayres
Clarence Youngng
John Gregg
Carey
Estate matters and court actions listed for 1926
Final and distributive accounts filed. orders of sale and sale confirmations. Administrators and executors across multiple estates file waivers, answers, cross petitions, and guardian ad litem appointments. Hearings set for July 2 1926 and July 10 assess ments on roads Eden and Richard Jackson No 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jackson Road
Henrys Kochler
Eden Road
Uerman Schawaker Et
Carlson divorce suit filed forEdna Carlson vs Gus Carlson
Edna Carlson sues in common pleas court for divorce from Gus Carlson alleging marriage on August 26 1912 and no children. She cites extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Carlson
Common Pleas Court
Gus Carlson
Local residents Appraise Wyandot County Industries
Appraisers H. B. Stief and J. P. Newhard of Carey and W. C. Ruppp and S. L. Walter of Upper Sandusky begin evaluating Wyandot county industrial plants. Local experts are hired to cut costs, replacing costly outside specialists, per Auditor Anthony Kraus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Stief
J. P. Newhard
Carey
W. C. Ruppp
S. L. Walter
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Anthony J. Kraus
Judge Wright Docket Rules in Rieser v Chatlain Case
Friday docket entry in the Rieser v Chatlain matter notes jury waived by plaintiff and defendant in default appearance. Plaintiff’s evidence offered. court finds for plaintiff and awards $128 plus costs. Mentions Ray Paul Hunter, Crawford township farmer, son of Charles W Hunter and Alice Leola Tong, Ridge township daughter of George W Tong. Rev Joseph Kirk, Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wright
William H. Rieser
Louis Chatlain
De‘fendant
Ray Paul Hunter
Crawford Township
Charles W. Hunter
Alice Leola Tong
Ridge Township
George W. Tong
Joseph Kirk
W.harton
Wilson Woodruff and Martha Mae Mitchell Tie in Tymochtee
Wilson Woodruff of Fostoria a plumber and Martha Mae Mitchell of Tymochtee township daughter of Aldora Mitchell wed with Rev J W Hoffman of Sycamore officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Woodruff
Fostoria
Henry Woodruff
Martha Mae Mitchell
Tymochtee Township
Aldora Mitchell
J. W. Hoffman
Sycamore
Probate petition seeks administrator for Geo Simonis estate
Application filed in the probate division of the common pleas court for appointment of an administrator of the estate of the late Geo Simonis as no will was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Geo. Simonis
Bar Docket Entry in Burt v. Moore Judge Issues Reply Timeline
Judge Earl B. Carter records a bar docket entry in the case of David S. Burt versus Wiley O. Moore leaving the plaintiff to file a reply by July 3, 1926. The note cites a scheduled deadline and the court’s docketing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Carter
David S. Burt
Wiley
Moore
Local visits and calls color Adrian social scene
The Adrian area residents hosted and visited friends and relatives across several towns. Misses Phillips and Crumline hosted in Adrian while visitors from Tiffin Carey Fostoria Bucyrus Melmore and Sycamore called on neighbors including Mrs Ellen Phillips Mrs Joe Wehrle and Mrs Lottie Crumline. A busy week of calls and supper gatherings wrapped up with evening callers from Fostoria and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Warren
Forest
Laura
Nellie
Mildred Phillips
Ellen Phillips
Matt Peacemaker
Tiffin
Lottie Crumline
Ambrose Suber
Opal
Carey
Adrian Friends
Harry Deets
Melmore
Bertha Crumline
Ella Ninney
Lyda Gibson
Ann Brett
Josephine Crooks
Toledo
Fred Ewing
Whitney Abbott
Lyndon
Fostoria
Joe Wehrle
Will Dixon
Lottie
McCutchenville
Joe Wherle
Harriet Lynn
Youngstown
W. H. Benner
E. I. Wing
Sycamore
Willis Griffin
C. B. Griffin
Marriage License Rules Tighten In Summit County
Beginning July first Summit County will require birth certificates for applicants aged 21 to 25 to prevent underage misrepresentation. Additional rules demand juvenile court orders for under 16 girls and under 18 boys, parental consent 18 to 21, and divorce applicants must present a copy of the journal entry.
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Summit County
Common Pleas
Lewis J) Slusser
Berry area guests share a Sunday at Bland home
Francis Richards next met Clarence Long. Berry residents hosted a long list of visitors including Mrs. B B Gibson and Grant Bland, Loretta Lutz, Florence Day, Donald Myers, Ed and James Cornely, Ben Kauffman, Sheldon Kloppfer, and many relatives and friends during a weekend of meals and gatherings at the Bland family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Day
Donald Myers
Carey
P. H. Gaster
Robert Walter
Merle Dean
John Klcox
Mabel Mitchell
B. A. Baughman
George Baughman
Sam Romig
Ruth and
Louise
Truman
Wm. Heck
A. ‘F. Hartle
Lettie Hartle
Jerry Wohlgamuth
Harley Baughman
Lester Wilcox
Sunnyside
Mary Miller
Elizabeth
Fostoria
Joseph Thiry
Mary Catherine
Marcel
Grace Thiry
St. Francis’ Convent
Tiffin
Peter Collet
Tiffin Hospital
Wheeler Brown
Dale
Don
Mary
Henry Brown
Williamstown
Cornelius Baughman
Vanlue
A Baughman
Arthur Lininger
Walter Baughman
Weston
F. S. Spitzer
D. IL. Thompson
Wimogene
Wenton
William Fontius
Esther
Ralph
Lillie England
Myron Bland
Luella
Arthur
Ivrederick
Fussell McClain
Donald
Jean
Francis Richards
Clarence Long
B. B. Gibson
Son “Grant
Paul Bland
Alt Bland
Loretta Lutz
Charles Bland
Florence
Joseph Gibson
Idella Cornely
Edward and
James
Kirby
Jane Bland
Ben Kauffman
Mark Mitten
Sheldon Kloppfer
Floyd
Charles Clouse
Wilford
Forest Bland
Mr. Bland
John Kummerer
Republic
Sarah Gibson
E. E. Gibson
Grant
Mis
Mattie
William Slotterbeck
Frank Smith
Nevada
William Lanker
George Turner
Crawford
Arthur Benson
Toledo
Harold Yardiner
Adrian
Jack Phillips
Christine Kauffman
John
Alvada
Alma
Laura
Florence Mitten
Clarence Thome
Beebe
I'reda
Martha Steiner
Upper Sandusky
Alf Bland
Clifford
George Hill
Madaline
Mary Ellen
Granville
Reichelderfer
Florent Day
Berry
Kotterman Woods
William Cook
Columbus
Cook
Paul
John Gilliland
Josephine Hines
James Hines
Crestline
Charles Sharp
Warren Sharp
Eleanor
Edna Grace
Liberty Center
Ambrose Bland
Homer Sharp
Sdoas Dale
Lawrence
Napoleon
George Daum
van Doren Gibson
Kenneth
Betty
Helen
Four Cats Behind Cabin Door Explain Scat Joke
A tourist asks about four holes in a mountaineer's cabin door. The mountaineer explains the holes are for his four cats and jokes that scat means scat.
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Mountaineer
Wal
Still on Deck
Betty quips that Daddy is asleep except for his nose, in a London humorist tone. The line captures a playful domestic moment between a mother and child about the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
London
Damper Appears in Student’s Clever Reply
A teacher asks for an example using the word damper. Robert replies with a pun, saying the teacher is damper-ticular about our English, sparking amusement in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Edison Synchroscope Motto Poem
A compact quotation highlights self discipline and balance urging action over talk. The lines advocate reducing waste and increasing practice, movement, and mindful breathing as a path to better outcomes.
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