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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
3
A transcript in the case of Hoster man and Sneeringer against John Truax and Ada Drudx was filed in the common pleas court on Wednesday from Justice of the Peace Frank A Teal's court at Sycamore.
A common pleas petition filed Wednesday by Harpster Methodist Episcopal church society seeks authority to sell a lot in Harpster. The case names the church as petitioner and lists attorneys Hallaya Mason and Stansbery. Also Bridget Gongwer requests alimony from husband Joseph Gongwer in a separate filing filed Wednesday through attorney Raymond H. Stansbery.
The grand jury met on Thursday and, after receiving their charge from Judge Earl B. Carter, began hearing 22 witnesses.
Ernest R. Schilling a farmer of Eden township and Hazel Fern Snyder a nurse of Crane township unite in marriage with Rev. M. M. Rader officiating. The couple are the children of Jacob Schilling and William Snyder.
Wyandot County grand jury indicted Harmon Frank for embezzlement and Peter Frank for receiving embezzled property and aiding and abetting embezzlement. Peter Frank allegedly received 691.61 in George Frank estate property and aided Harmon Frank, administrator of the estate, in a 3847 theft. Harmon Frank is serving a Leavenworth prison term on another charge. Peter Frank appeared at the sheriff's office Friday and was arraigned on both counts before Judge Earl B. Carter. further arraignment was pending Friday afternoon with a Not Guilty plea expected and bond.
The grand jury reported it examined 22 witnesses in 12 cases, returned 8 true bills and ignored four. Foreman F B Althouse led the panel. Public indictments were issued against Cecil Weatherholtz for assault with intent to rob A C Walton for issuing a bad check and Bert Pisel for assault with intent to kill. Minor jail recommendations were made.
Jacob Line as administrator, represented by Jean E. Simpson of Forest, filed suit in common pleas court against Ray T. Hewlett and others. The action seeks to set aside a deed to certain Marseilles property and have the property sold to pay debts.
An application for a marriage license was filed Friday in probate court by James Thoburn Baker of Carey, farmer, son of Allen A. Baker, and Miss Gladys Lucille Pratt of Carey, daughter of Lonna Pratt with Rev. Herbert Mauer of Findlay named to officiate. A license was filed Saturday in common pleas court by Ralph John Kuhn of Bascom, laborer, son of Daniel Kuhn, and Miss Evelyn Ruth Zellers of Jackson township, daughter of Guy Zellers.
Charles Bodner files a common pleas court suit against L. A Ashley through attorney Frank Weidemann of Marion seeking 300 dollars for damages to his auto from a collision near Upper Sandusky.
Leave to defendant to file answer and cross petition instanter. Case of Farmers Bank against Hayman et al. for money: Answer and cross petition of The C F Madaris Co withdrawn, Answer and cross petition filed.
A common pleas court on Tuesday heard several cases including consolidated actions Nos 11,469 and 11,442 involving J. B. Faulkner, Charles V. Truax, and others. The Federal Land Bank of Louisville seeks $3,432.45 and mortgage foreclosure against Elza Corfman et al with equitable relief, filed by A. K. Hall and H. L. Mason.
A sheriff’s sale was held in Carey in the case of H. E. Snyder against Cyril Kramer et al. The property was sold at the courthouse Saturday by Sheriff Lamdhee Weapler for 1800 dollars, below its appraisal of 2700 dollars.
Judge Carter schedules proceedings in the matter of the will of Florence Longabaugh, testimony filed, will admitted to probate and ordered recorded. In the estate matter, application for letters testamentary filed, bond approved, letters issued to F. J. Stalter.
John Leland Sarah arraigned Friday afternoon on an indictment charging non support. He entered a not guilty plea and his bond was set at $1,000. June 6 was scheduled as the trial date.
The Mansfield Moon Billiards lost 3-2 to Don Donelson's Semi-Pros of Carey. Carey led until the eighth inning when Mansfield tied it. in the ninth D Orians hit a three bagger and a wild throw by the catcher produced the winning run. Wickiser and Greer made key catches in the outfield and Myers handled six chances without an error.
Carey defeated the Market Ace pitchers at Findlay the Aces led 2 to 1 before Rex Donnelson tied it with a steal home in the fourth inning. Don Donelson added two doubles and a triple for Carey while Myers and Greer hit homers. Carey and the Aces meet again on July 4.
Rev C W Sultzbach outlines church activities for June 5 with services at 9:30, 10:30, 6:30, and 8:00. He warns that relief resources will deplete, urging unity in church and public loyalty while cautioning about rising crime if economic relief stalls. He quotes Jesus on believers as salt and light.
Landowners urged Seneca county commissioners on Saturday to improve two township roads Adrian Springville and New Riegel Carey. No work has occurred for years as trustees dispute county ownership. The three mile Adrian Springville and 225 mile New Riegel Carey segments need permanent improvements. commissioners offered to assist if trustees arrange the projects.
Our Lady of Consolation parish presents Sunday services led by Rev Father Paul Vollrath and Rev Edwin Borntraeger. Low Mass 7:30 a m High Mass 10:60 ay Rosary Confraternity meeting and Benediction 7:30 p m.
Rév. Paul R. Clouser presides with Sunday school at 9 15 a m worship at 10 30 a m. Luther League at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m Holy Communion. Tuesday council meeting at 8 00 p m. Saturday choir rehearsal and 7 00 p m service.
Pastor Rev. E D Paulin leads Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 morning service 7 00 evening league service 8 00 Sunday board meeting scheduled for Friday evening Vacation Bible School runs Tuesday through Saturday starting at 9 00 each day and will be held this week.
Fort Royal H A Baughman called on F W Eakin Sunday forenoon. Mrs Harley Baughman called Monday evening at the A F Hartle home. Miss Dorothy Bame spent Monday with her cousin Miss Martha Pever in Mt Blanchard. Mrs Roy Pever at sit Blanchard was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs H M Bame and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Putnam and daughter Genevieve of Carey were Monday evening supper guests.
A sequence of social calls and visits across Carey Findlay Arlington and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Al Putnam and Miss Mary Putnam of Carey visiting relatives. numerous dinners and afternoon calls at the Baughman Hartle and Bame homes. guests from Fostoria Toledo Marion and St Paul attend gatherings and cemetery visitations.
Carey Juniors win two games with multiple 2-base hits by Myers Knauer Watts and others. Messmer earns a home run and 9 strikeouts, Watts fans 7, Jesko 9. pitchers issue several walks. Reunion cards printed at Carey Times.
EF F A Flashes Célampus hosts state vocational boys for the annual state judging contests June 3 and 4 with contestants in general livestock dairy cattle poultry sheep agriculture engineering and milk judging. Winners advance to national contests and efforts are praised for encouraging judging skills alongside athletics. Also guidance on Sudan grass pasture and binder head troubles to be discussed at a late June high school meeting.
The event will be held Friday with a 9:45 a.m. start at Wooster. The instructor will lead and plans to depart at 7:00 a.m. to arrive on time and return by 5:30 p.m. Participants are asked to notify the instructor to group travel.
The Times reports the 1932 Ohio Highway Guide, a 40 page vacation guide to scenic spots, parks, shrines, monuments, and historic sites. It includes route information and motor vehicle laws and features the Perry Victory Memorial on South Bass Island. Copies are available free from O. W. Merrell, Director of Highways, Columbus.
County commissioners cap road and bridge spending to gasoline taxes and auto license revenue. No levy or bonds. Mt. Blanchard river works proceed while Hall bridge is abandoned. Projected sale of improvements and support from local business group aim to save long term costs.
Franklin B. Dewey a farmer and Hattie L. Gordon of Amanda township applied for a marriage license in Mankock County Court.
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