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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
7
The court detail notes items in the estate probate matter of Richy deceased, tax determination and indigent examination, with guards and guardianship orders issued. It records May marriage licenses issued at the probate office, nine licenses that month last year and six licenses in April this year.
A list shows thirteen Carey Democrats filed declarations of candidacy for August primary offices with the board of elections on Thursday. Names include Elza Jacobs mayor, R S O Connor marshal, Daisy Moyer clerk, and multiple candidates for councilman and board of public affairs trustees.
The First National Bank of Forest sues in common pleas court against Ida E Dean Perry L Dean Ruby M Heuberger and Cletus Heuberger asking that a deed be set aside and the property be administered for the creditors of Ida E Dean and for other relief The plaintiff is represented by Price Price of Kenton.
Homer L Cochran filed suit in common pleas court against Floyd Lusk seeking $200 for damages to his car after a collision on the public square in Upper Sandusky on March 27 1927. Plaintiff represented by Mouser Young Mouser and Carey Hall.
Henry Dean indicted by the grand jury on two counts burglary and blackmail pled not guilty to both. Judge Earl B. Carter set bond at 5000 dollars in each case and scheduled trial on the first indictment for June 30 1927. the latter cause was continued.
Application filed for the estate of Jacob Hablitzel. Notice ordered and issued. Hearing scheduled for June 10, 1927 at 10 a.m. Local court.
Bert Pisel of Harpster was arrested Friday by Sheriff H. B. Stansbery and Deputy Raymond Stansbery on a charge of pointing firearms. Four Marion men fishing at Harpster said Pisel ordered them off and leveled a gun. An affidavit led to his appearance before Justice Jay Marzuerat, who bound him over to the grand jury on a $100 bond and released him.
County commissioners approved the surveyor's estimate for a Rich County project, authorizing funding and proceeding with plans as outlined. The decision sets the stage for subsequent bidding and contract actions by county officials.
A notice states that Land Township read No 147 on a Saturday morning and ordered the assessments to be made.
An old county docket notes a probate matter for George wall deceased and an inheritance tax termination filing. It records a sheriff’s sale of land in piece township to W. H. Castanien as guardian for Amos Castanien for 1300 dollars, with 40 acres and a rail right of way, appraised at 1950 dollars. Judge Earl B. Carter presided with Col. L. J. Moore as auctioneer. Additional entries include amendments to petitions in Lortz estate cases and motions regarding wording.
Assignees and individuals transfer parcels in Ohio townships and villages. Transactions include 80 percent acreage in Mifflin to Provident Mutual Life with 4212.50 dollars and several 1.00 dollar consideration deeds for Pitt and Wyandot townships and Carey area parcels. Names include Mamie Bh Vanitta Estate Amanda Kauble Elizabeth Norris Ira Rowland Elwood Steinmetz Mabel Steinmetz Archie Sheaffer Jonathan Klinger Albert Story W P Rowland George Quail and Edward Bakies.
County Home hosts a W C T U service with Carey members and Loyal Temperance Legion. The program opened with What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Rock of Ages as Reid Suter sang a solo. Rev J Messenger of Nevada preached the sermon.
A cryptic exchange centers on a magician named Willie and a man who hides behind a woman's skirts. The dialogue hints at names and a stage illusion moment.
Twenty five years ago the article notes marriages including Mr and Mrs J Kembleys at Upper Sandusky. It mentions people like Walter Bow on leave, Fred Rowaltiett heading to Al ger Hardin county to enter commerce, and the Brooks brothers moving a mill. Various local visits and travels are listed, including Mrs Ela Dow’s Philadelphia trip and Miss Helen Herman’s graduation in Toledo. The Buckeye Construction Co plans a large telephone plant in Paris Kentucky with Straw Humbert staying there until completion.
The Newhard block on East Main street advances toward ward completion. The corner stone of the new ten thousand dollar Methodist church at Vanlue was laid last Saturday. Rev. W Elmer Bailey leads singing at the county Sunday school convention at Continental this week.
A Life magazine humor caption features a guest replying that she always carries a spare boyfriend as a joke. The exchange underscores quirky social quirks and dating humor of the era.
An announced two day program at the Wooster experiment station features breeding feeding diseases parasites and management topics. Speakers include A Wide. Yange from the University of Wisconsin and experts from the Ohio State University poultry extension service and station staff outline practical poultry science advances. A noonday lunch and full program are at the station poultry plant.
A study by W. W. Weir of the U S Department of Agriculture traces the origins of crop rotation to Biblical times. Cereals dominated early diets and fields were left fallow to rest land and control weeds, with the Mosaic laws around 1400 B C. noting such practices.
A prescription for a remedy targeting colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claims to kill the germs. The note emphasizes germ destruction and universal pathogen control.
The text traces crop rotation from ancient divisible stages to modern practice. It notes early bare fallow, then clover with hemp and turnips, and the 18th century English intertillage. It highlights increased livestock, land rest, and ongoing rotation of infertile crops with small grains and grasses or legumes.
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