Court News Marseilles Enumeration Report
Supt W J Breigel report on the Marseilles district school enumeration shows 249 youths aged 5 to 18. Of these 22 reside in Marion county and 8 in Hardin county. Harold Spitler of Canton paid the remainder of a $100 fine and costs after being held in county jail for petit larceny and was released.
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W. J. Breigel
Marseilles
Ralph Broede
Marion’county
Hardin County
Harold Spitler
Canton
Estate actions list for multiple New York area decedents
In the matter of the estate of Catherine Stinchcomb deceased petition for determination of heir ship filed and approved. In the matter of the estate of Jay Marguerat deceased schedule of debts filed. Hearing June 20 1933 at 10 o clock am Saxton A Chesebrough deceased inventory and appraisement filed. Hearing June 19 1933 at 10 am Richard Parker deceased first and final account filed and ordered suspended. In the matter of the estate of William F Ehmann deceased application for letters of administration filed bond filed and approved letters of authority issued to E J Ulrich. Caroline Ehmann deceased application for letters of administration filed bond filed and approved letters of authority issued to He J Ulrich.
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Catherine Stinchcomb
Jay Marguerat
Saxton A. Chesebrough
Richard Parker
William F. Ehmann
E. J. Ulrich
Caroline Ehmann
HE. J. Ulrich
Foreclosure Ordered in Commercial Savings Bank Case
The bar docket reports foreclosure in The Commercial Savings Bank versus Richard Walter Jr et al. The first cause of action is deemed the first and best. Mortgages are in breach and foreclosed with appraisement. All defendants except Hardin County Bank are in default. Hardin County Bank’s answer not a deposit to the first action.
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Commercial Savings Bank
Richard Walter, Jr
Hardin County Bank of Forest
Mabel Blackwell Sues for Divorce from Stanley Blackwell
Mabel B. Blackwell files in common pleas court for divorce from Stanley Blackwell through attorney F. J. Stalter. They wed September 18, 1924 and have one son. She charges gross neglect and cruelty and seeks custody of their son Stanley.
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Mabel B. Blackwell
Common Pleas Court
Stanley Blackwell
F. J. Stalter
Stanley
Sheriff’s sale in Carey nets bids on three tracts
Three tracts of real estate in Carey were offered at sheriff's sale Saturday in the case of First National Bank of Carey against Lillie Miller and others. Tract No 1 failed to sell at its $150 appraisal, while Tracts 2 and 3 sold for $100 and $1,000 to Anson W. Gear. A separate sale in the Gear receiver case against W E Bates sold to George Remlinger for $1,580, the appraised value $1,800. Sheriff’s clerk Ray W. Schuler announced the sales.
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Carey
Court House
First National Bank of Carey
Lillie Miller
Anson W. Gear
First National Bank of
W E. Bates
George Remlinger
Ray W. Schuler
Delaware officials chase car theft ring across counties
Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz and Deputy Paul Frey traced a ring of auto thieves in Delaware on Friday. The ring allegedly stole cars in Wyandot Marion Franklin and other counties, stripping vehicles and selling parts. George Huston and his wife of Rome were arrested in Columbus related to the ring. Disposed parts were reportedly dumped in a river near Delaware. A car stolen March 9 from Lewis Layton of Upper Sandusky was linked to the group.
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Harry Weatherholtz
Paul Frey
Delaware
Wyandot
Marion
Franklin
George Huston
Rome
Columbus
Ring
Lewis Layton
Upper
Sandusky
Harpster School District Reports Youth Enumeration
Mrs. Harry Bender, enumerator for the Harpster district, filed her report with County Super. The census shows 80 youths aged 5 to 18 in the district.
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Harry Bender
Harpster
Ralph Broede
Suspects Released In Pickpocket Case At Tiffin
Harry Miller and Jack Waldo were released from custody in Tiffin after failing to identify themselves by victims robbed at the Ca yey commencement. No charges were filed.
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Harry Miller
Jack Waldo
Toledo
Tiffin
Cayey
County Teachers Examination Set for Saturday
A county teachers' examination will be held at the courthouse Saturday morning and afternoon.
Case Heard Ensminger vs Cole by Judge Kear Monday
Judge Russell H Kear heard the case of Ensminger against Cole on Monday. Proceedings details were not disclosed in the fragment.
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Ensminger
Cole
Russell H Kear
Birthday gathering marks Hartle family milestone
A large group of relatives assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Baughman to celebrate Jimmy Dean, Harley Baughman, and Don Baughman with a noon pot luck dinner and a birthday cake. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Baughman, the Bayless, Baughman, Schaaf, Lininger, Wilcox, Benjamin, Sworden, and other relatives from Findlay, Dunkirk, Arlington, Vanlue, Carey and nearby areas.
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E. A. Baughman
A. F. Hartle
William Pontius
Harley Baughman
Jimmy Dean
Don Baughman
A. T. Baughman
Don
Ted Bayless
Teddy Lee
Eugene Baughman
Arden
Herman
Melvin
Vera Mae
Teddy
Findlay
Dale J. Baughman
Dunkirk
Cynthia Schaaf
Arlington
BE. A. Baughman
Arthur Lininger
Betty Wilcox
Charles Benjamin
Orville Dean
Twila
Betty
Jack
Jimmy
Lloyd Sworden
Marilyn of
Vanlue
Glen, Howard
Reva
Knightstown Sign Sparks Quiet Giggle In Knightstown
A reader recalls a new bold sign in Knightstown Indiana warning DO NOT PARK THIS SIDE OF HERE. The note riffs on local signs and jokes about getting directions to the last filling station.
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Knightstown
Ind
Nelsonville
Local and Personal Reunion Notes from Carey Times
Memorial Day social notes list visits among Findlay Bucyrus Columbus Upper Sandusky and Wharton residents. The piece references Mr. and Mrs. C C Davis Mr and Mrs Virell Green Mrs L L Rowland Mrs Edwin Hanna and others with several gatherings in Findlay Bucyrus and nearby towns. It mentions Civil War veteran Joseph Shane ill at S Smith home age 84 and S Smith 89, both last surviving in area with annual visits before Memorial Day.
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Carey Times Office
C. C. Davis
Findlay
Virell Green
L. L. Rowland
Bucyrus
Edwin Hanna
Loren Stahl
George Donelson
Wm. Donelson
Emon Frederick
Romaine
Upper Sandusky
Paul R. Clouser
Richard and
Danner
Columbus
Morley Reynolds
Cleveland
Benty Purkeyite
Charles” Kelseys
Bellefontaine
W. H. Young
E. Findlay Street
Mildred Tanner
Fred Tanner
McCutchenville
Homer Stevens
Harold and
Don
Stevens
Douglas Benton
Wharton
Robert Fox
George Fox
Linus Mitten
Frank Jarvis
Ernest Fox
Fremont
Stella Nye
Plymouth
Miss Nye
Joseph Shane
S. S. Smith
Springville
Shane
Mr. Smith
Mr. Shane
Social visits and family guests extend across Ada area
Miss Goldie Looman visits Fremont with relatives while Myrtle Crumrine of Bowling Green spends the weekend with her mother. The Yardiners and Elvira travel to Napolean. Pressier and Edna of Carey dine with Mrs. Presler. East town guests Eliza Correll and Henry Shearer host Will Dixon's group. Saunders of Bowling Green dine with the Swishers. Cadiz principal Eugene Mullholand returns home for summer with the Mullholand family. Braytons and Fowles dine with the Schuberts. Nettie Walters and Stanley of Carey visit Mable Born and family. Frank McCauley Merrit Shaffer Howard Klein Margaret Lawhead from Toledo visit Mullholand home.
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Goldie Looman
Fremont
Myrtle Crumrine
Bowling Green
Bertha Crumrine
Harry Yardiner
Elvira
Napoleon
Merle Saunders
George Swisher
Eugene Mullholand
Cadiz
Arthur Mullholand
Arthur Mullholland
L. A. Brayton
Ben Brayton
Lee Fowles
Harry Schubert
Herbert
Nettie Walters
Stanley
Carey
Ward Barth
Upper Sandusky
Mable
Findlay
Frank McCauley
Merrit Shaffer
Buddy
Howard Klein
Margaret Lawhead
Toledo
Earl Mullholand
Farmers Not Independent Kneels to Cheap Goods Debate
Archbold Buckeye argues farmers undermine themselves by shopping for price in town, selling local goods, and supporting risky schemes. The letter contends such behavior erodes bank lending, fair markets, and eventual profits from farm products, urging farmers to reconsider their impact on the local economy.
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Home Bank
Home Merchant
Archbold Buckeye
Wharton Memorial Service And Local Happenings
A short memorial service was held at the cemetery on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jay Platts of Springfield visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs Inez Kauble underwent an appendectomy at Bucyrus hospital Friday. Mrs Frank Gibson moved home from Antonio hospital Kenton. The young people will lead Sunday school at the Church of God next Sunday morning. Rev Gatchell of California spoke at Sunday services. Mrs Carl Schoenberger, recently moved from east of town after surgery, is now at sister’s home with nurse Mrs Howard Porter. A birthday surprise honored twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Arthur Phelps at the Huston home with a noon pot luck. Attendees included numerous local families and kin from the Kauble and Huston households.
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Jay Platts
Springfield
Inez Kauble
Bucyrus Hospital
Frank Gibson
Antonio Hospital
Kenton
Church of God
Huston DeLong
McKittrick Hospital
Gatchell
California
John Gatchell
Carl Schoenberger
Rheinfrank Hospital
Perrysburg
Howard Porter
Fostoria
Porter
Clarence Huston
Mary
Martha Phelps
Arthur Phelps
Huston
M. E. Forney
A. R Cramer
Grown ups to hunt pests in local game bird area
Some local sportsmen advocate pest hunts to protect game birds. They propose groups of men form teams led by a captain to hunt sparrows hawks and crows that threaten game birds. Forest Review asks readers’ opinions on the idea.
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Forest Review
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at Carey Times Office
Want column notes Carey Times offers printed or engraved name cards for purchase. Includes details on ordering and pricing.
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Carey Times
Carey Times_ office
Our Lady of Consolation Church Service Schedule
The church lists Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include Low Mass at 7 30 a m High Mass at 10 00 a m with 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 Service Schedule and Activities
Christ Lutheran Church announces a June schedule led by Rev. Paul R. Clouser with Sunday school at 9 15 a m church service at 10 30 a m Vanlue service at 2 30 p m Luther League summer break with monthly meetings in June July and August Vespers at 7 30 p m junior choir 3 30 p m Tuesday church council 8 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m Saturday senior choir rehearsal 8 p m and related activities ongoing
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General Assembly
Luther League
Methodist Church Services Announced with District Hldr
Rev A O Rainsberger to lead Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 35 with Dr Dunham district superintendent preaching. Fourth quarterly conference after service. Evening service suspended for June July and August.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. O. Rainsberger
Dunham
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Weekly Schedule
Rev W R Shisler leads a Sunday schedule with 9 30 Sunday school 10 45 worship and 7 p m EB service. Trinity Upper Sandusky choir joins. Junior and senior rehearsals noted. Holy Communion and sermon on June 11 with baptism available for children upon parental notice.
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L. C. BE
Trinity Evangelical Church of
Roosevelt Proposals to Eliminate March and Add Two Junes
The Syracuse Post Standard quotes a proposal urging President Roosevelt to seek congressional power to abolish March and create two Junes instead. The item notes a bold constitutional change and attributes the idea to a public discussion.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Syracuse Post-Standard
State Highways Pay Roll Details Wyandot County 1933
The State Department of Highways reports for the first four months of 1933 payrolls totaling 7534 dollars for Wyandot County employees. 259 semi monthly checks averaged 482 workers per payroll with 29 dollars per two week period. A stagger system raised actual workforce beyond average payroll counts.
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State Department of Highways
Wyandot
Highway Department
Department
When to Advertise in a Time of Slow Business
A business man slow to spend on ads compares waiting to advertise with delaying medicine during influenza. The anecdote, attributed to Frank Farrington, suggests taking timely action rather than waiting for conditions to improve on their own.
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Frank Farrington
Buckeye Stages bus route proposal rejected by commission
The state utilities commission rejected May 20 Buckeye Stages Inc request to operate a Columbus to Sandusky bus route. The ruling finalizes a rescinding of approval after a rehearing. The commission will not act on routes in the Columbus Delaware and Marion interurban area until that line is abandoned.
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Buckeye Stages, Inc
Columbus
Sandusky
State Utilities Commission
Columbus, Delaware & Marion
Evangelical Church Board to Meet on Friday Evening
The official board of Memorial Evangelical church will convene Friday evening at the church. Carey Times offers letter heads and envelopes and all kinds of commercial printing.
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Memorial Evangelical Church
Carey Times
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