Court Probate Calendar Details For Multiple Estates
Calendar notes list hearings inventories appraisements and final accounts for estates of Bibler Bibier Gibson Stecher Chatlain Heistand Maffret Davidson and others. It records hearings on inventories appraisements distribution orders and sales including private sale orders and deeds for guardianship and executorship actions with dates and consent where shown.
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Cartews
Sarah BE. Smith
Jehile Bibier
Hattie E. Stecher
Robert G. Swerlein
Lillian A. Maffret
Edward McDonald
de Bonis
Mary I. Davidson
Mary Catherine McDonald Et al
H. G. Chambers
Charles M. Steen
Evelyn M. Steen
Mary Jane Hilborn
Edna McConaby
Sylvester C. Heistand
Charles F. Chatlain
Bessie E. Chatlain
Joseph Niederkohr
Lillian A. Maffet
BE. L. Rickle
David Creger
Lawsuit Filed Over Carey Road Collision Near Upper Sandusky
Co. B. Rigley sues Wayland M. McLeod in common pleas court for 2475 dollars. Attorneys Clark and Arter of Marion represent the plaintiff. The case stems from a collision between a truck driven by Rigley and a coupe driven by McLeod on the Carey road, five miles north of Upper Sandusky, on July 6, 1930.
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Co. B. Rigley
Common Pleas Court
Wayland M. McLeod
Clark & Arter
Marion
Carey Road
Upper Sandusky
Marriage License Application Filed in Crawford County Court
An application for a marriage license was filed in probate court on Thursday by Stanley Wayne Dutcher of Chatfield township Crawford county farmer, son of Sylvester Dutcher, and Miss Revah Elizabeth Mackling of Sycamore daughter of Frank Mackling. Rev W T McWilliams of Sycamore has been named to officiate.
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Stanley Wayne Dutcher
Chatfield Township
Crawford County
Sylvester Dutcher
Revah Fitz1beth Mackling
Sycamore
Frank Mackling
W. T. McWilliams
Foreclosure Sought on Mortgage in Common Pleas Court
J. W. Boyer files a foreclosure petition in common pleas court seeking relief from P. W. Gregg. The case was filed Tuesday by attorney W. P. Rowland.
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Common Pleas Court
J. W. Boyer
P. W. Gregg
W. P. Rowland
Ohio men may plead guilty in Harmon Texaco robbery case
The State of Ohio case against Clarence Haning and Thomas Cobeen of Athens is postponed from Friday to Saturday morning. Rumors say both may change their plea from not guilty to guilty for the Harmon Texaco Service Station robbery.
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State of
Ohio
Clarence Haning
Thomas Cobeen
Athens
Harmon Texaco
Defendant Harvey Dunlap Sentenced in Support Case
Harvey Dunlap pled guilty to non support after a Saturday hearing before Judge Earl B. Carter. He received an indeterminate sentence of one to three years at Mansfield reformatory, suspended on bond of 60 dollars weekly for child support, paid to the clerk.
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State of
Ohio
Harvey Dunlap
Earl B. Carter
Dunlap
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Two Men Plead Guilty in Harmon Texaco Robbery
Clarence Haning and Thomas Cobeen of Athens pleaded guilty to the Harmon Texaco robbery in Upper Sandusky common pleas court. They received 10 to 25 year sentences at Mansfield reformatory and were driven to the institution Saturday afternoon by Sheriff Weatherholtz. Companions Miss Lillian Johnson and Mrs. Mary Bean of Athens were released Sunday.
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Clarence Haning
Thomas Cobeen
Athens
Harmon Texaco
Upper Sandusky
Common Pleas
William Bundy
Bartels
Columbus
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Lillian Johnson
Mary Bean
Sale In Partition At Sycamore Village Court House
Two lots in the village of Sycamore were sold at a partition sale in the county court house. The case Charles E Walton against Benjamin H Walton et al. saw the property appraised at 687.50 and sold to the plaintiff for 459. Paul Frey conducted the sale.
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Sycamore
Charles E. Walton
Benjamin H. Walton
Court House
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Paul Frey
Judgment Affirmed In Akron Canton & Youngstown Case
Court of appeals finds no error harming the plaintiff in error in the Akron Canton & Youngstown railway v John Myers Jr The judgment of $1888 in favor of the plaintiff in common pleas court is affirmed without penalty and remanded for execution Exceptions saved.
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Clerk of Courts
E. J. Ulrich
Court of Appeals
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad
John Myers, Jr
Plaintiff In Common Pleas Court
Railroad
County Superintendent Receives Emigration Warning Letter
Stay At Home County Superintendent Ralph Broede received a communication from Fred C. Croxton of a presidents organization on unemployment relief. The letter urges boys and young men to stay in their home community for work, warning that leaving home for distant centers often leads to joblessness and hardship.
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Ralph Broede
Fred C. Croxton
Suit for Money Seeks $8844 Judgment in Common Pleas
Suit filed by Boyd M. Ralston as receiver for Farmers Trust Co. names Jerome A. Kline and others. Attorneys A. K. Hall and H. L. Mason seek $8,844 plus interest and the sale of certain premises with proceeds to satisfy the judgment.
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Boyd M. Ralston
The
Farmers Trust Co
Common Pleas Court
A. K. Hall
H. L Mason
Jerome A. Kline
Stephan-Gorsuch License Application in Richland Township
Ralph Freeman Stephan, Richland township farmer and son of Thomas Stephan, plans to marry Miss Mary Kathryn Gorsuch, Richland township daughter of Nelson Gorsuch. Rev. G W Good of Upper Sandusky to officiate the ceremony.
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Ralph Freeman Stephan
Richland Township
Thomas Stephan
Mary Kathryn Gorsuch
Nelson Gorsuch
G W. Good
Upper Sandusky
Divorce Suit Filed by Delilah Delozier
Delilah Delozier files for divorce from Beaver B Delozier with attorney Raymond. The filing initiates a legal action in the local court.
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Wile
Delilah Delozier
Beaver B Delozier
Raymond
Couple Married in Mendon 1930 Seek Alimony
Stansbery files suit alleging neglect and cruelty after a July 3 1930 Mendon marriage. She asks alimony and restoration to her maiden name Delilah Vilo Brown.
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Stansbery
Mendon
Vilo- Delilah Brown
Wells Pleads Guilty and Is Bound Over to Grand Jury
Wells, recently fined $5 and costs on a charge of assault and battery, was recommitted to jail Saturday by Constable Glégier of Upper Sandusky after release. At a hearing before Justice Weitlaw, Wells pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond.
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Wells
Const&ple
Minery "Glégier
Upper Sandusky
Justice of the Peace
Weitlaw
Local Labor Share Rises on Little Sandusky Road Upgrade
Resident Engineer William F. Hehr Jr reports that 60 percent or more local labor has been used throughout the Little Sandusky road improvement, excluding supervision and equipment operation. With concrete work starting Thursday the local labor percentage has risen further.
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William F. Hehr, Jr
Little Sandusky
Local residents visit and share gatherings around area families
Fort Royal and nearby towns see a steady stream of visitors and social events. Miss Katherine Dible and Rev Staley visit Carey and Wharton friends. many relatives from Findlay Vanlue and Kenton join meals, church, and parties at the Hartle Baughman and Bame homes with Sunday gatherings and a Beech Grove meeting.
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Katherine Dible
Mary Putnam
Eugene Baughman
Arden
Findlay
E. A
F. L. Miller
Helen
West
Vanlue
Eliza Hoy
A. F. Hartle
Letta Hartle
H. M Bame
Dorothy
Jacob Gobrecht
Forest
Pever
Gobrecht
Harry Putnam
Carey
Riverside Park
H M. Bame
Jdorothy
Reva Staley
Wharton
Faith and Resolve at Methodists Sunday Service
Pastor Rev C W Sultzbach invites parishioners to a full Sunday schedule with church school at 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 Epworth League 6 30 p m evening service 8 00 and Wednesday prayer meeting 8 00. He extols revealed religion and the enduring power of truth and goodness citing Ella Wheeler Wilcox and urging attendance to make Sunday a great success.
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C. W. Sultzbach
Epworth League
Jesus Christ
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Dog Bones At Table Drag City Lesson
A professor often dined with his dog by his side. One evening a woman gently touched his sleeve to gain attention and he reflexively fed a bone from his plate to the dog. He commanded the bone to be taken to the mat and eaten, startling nearby diners.
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London
Our Lady of Consolation Church Directory Services
Our Lady of Consolation lists Rev Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday schedule includes Low Mass at 7 30 a m High Mass at 10 00 a m Rosary Confraternity prayers and Benediction at 7 30 p m.
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OUR Lady OF Consolation
Paul Vollrath
Edwin Borntraeger
Christ Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
Rev Paul R Clouser conducts Sunday school at 9 15 morning service at 10 30 with sermon Back to the Farm Vanlue service at 2 30 Luther League at 6 30 Wednesday Ladies Aid and Missionary society Saturday choir rehearsal at 8 00 opal ay
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Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clouser
Luther League
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Service Note
Pastor Rev E D Paulin leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with communion and sermon at 10 30 a m Rev Carl Zeitlow from Independence Wis will preach and the communion will be in the pastor s charge League meeting at 7 p m At 8 p m Mrs Zeitlow daughter of the pastors will speak on experiences in other countries Wednesday prayer service at 8 p m
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Evangelical Church
E. D. Paulin
Carl Zeitlow
Independence
Wis
Zeitlow
Paulin
Farm families cut food costs by own production says Ohio state study
Thelma Beall of Ohio State University reports farm families with five or eight members spend about the same yearly on food as a city bachelor. By growing vegetables and raising eggs milk and meat, the households reduce cash outlay to about 37 dollars per person annually, or 75 dollars including home produced food value.
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Thelma Beall
Department of Home Economics
Ohio State University
Columbus
Miss Beall
Celebrated 73rd Birthday of Arlington Editor Frank Bestler
The 73rd birthday of Frank Bestler was observed at his daughter Mrs. W F Lehrs home in Arlington. Bestler edited the Arlingtonian for years and later served as farm editor for the Morning Republican, gaining wide county recognition. He previously ran a mercantile business in Mt Blanchard.
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Frank Bestler
W. F. Lehr
Arlington
Community Visitors Exchange Across Nearby Towns
Local residents from Salem and nearby towns hosted and visited family and friends over Sunday to Tuesday. Numerous gatherings included Orians, Arnold, Yentzer, and Ehrlich households with guests from Carey Galion Upper Sandusky and Toledo areas.
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Emma QJ Ehrlich
Harry
Clarence Gamel
Carey
Gail Newell
Eugene
Galion
J. B. Yentzer
Charles Suber
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