Bank Liability Deadline Set for Toledo Stockholders
Stockholders of closed Toledo banks who owe double liability assessments and have not arranged payment or deposited security will face suit within 10 days of receiving state attorney general notices. D. W. Carr has received lists of noncompliant stockholders and expects full names by week’s end. Suits will follow promptly if payments are not arranged, with hopes for consolidated actions to save court time.
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Toledo
D. W. Carr
Bettman
Toledo Blade
Surprise Wedding Unites Vinton Ward and Dorothy Lockrider
In Newport Kentucky last week Wednesday Vinton Ward and Dorothy Lockrider wed in a private ceremony. Both graduates of the Mt. Blanchard local schools class of 1931 are active in community social life. The groom is the younger son of Oren H Ward and the bride is the daughter of H D Lockrider. They will reside with the groom’s parents while he helps manage the family farm and pursue future plans.
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Vinton Ward
Dorothy Lockrider
Newport
Oren H. Ward
H. D. Lockrider
Mt. Blanchard
Advice for Tourists Directs Health Chief on Ohio Camps
Director H G Southard of the state department of health urges timely action as Ohio faces heavy tourist travel. Camps wayside eateries and inns must prepare for high demand, be certified as safe, and meet health standards to ensure favorable reports from travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H G. Southard
State Department of Health
Ohio
Teachers Hired at Rising Sun School Board Meeting
At the May 26 meeting the local board of education re employed the faculty for the coming year. Facing a half million tax depreciation and a 15 percent salary cut, the saving keeps a full nine months of school at Risingsun to avoid reducing educational facilities.
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Board of Education
Risingsun
Kinder Named Appellate Judge for Third District
Walter S. Kinder of Pind fas appointed to the Third Appellate District Court to fill the unexpired term of Judge Charles J. Justices of Mertor Jude Kinder will not seek reelection or a longer term and will serve only until a successor is elected.
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Soden
Walter EP Kinder
Pindfas
Appelate
Regate
Charles J. Justices
Mertor
Jude Kinder
Court of Appeals
Operation at Perrysburg succeeds for Mrs Raymond O'Connor
Mrs Raymond OConnor of Tiffin sister of Mrs Maine Brininger underwent a successful goitre operation Monday forenoon at the Reinfrank hospital in Perrysburg. Mr and Mrs Brininger accompanied her to the hospital Sunday.
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Raymond O'Connor
Tiffin
Maine Brininger
Reinfrank
Perrysburg
Brininger
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Bees
Mr and Mrs Michael Bees of W Johnson street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home surrounded by their children grandchildren and great grandchildren Rev Father John R Forrer was among the guests They were married June 5 1882 in Kirby by Rev Father John Mizer They have 7 children 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Mr Boes 96 native of Germany came to this country around age 70 Mrs Boes 77 native of Wyandot county They moved to the city about 20 years ago from Kirby where Mr Boes was a farmer
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Michael Bees
W. Johnson Street
Fégty
John R. Forrer
Catherine Mertz
Kirty
John Mizer
Indiana
Mary Sebastian
Fremont
Irene Reidlinger
Kirby
Virgil Reidlinger
Collegeville
Boes
Germany
Wyandot County
Real Estate Transfers Across Wyandot County and Surrounding Townships
A sequence of property deeds filed with Lawrence Weatherholtz, sheriff, listing transfers in Upper Sandusky, Salem and Crane townships, Carey, Marseilles, Richland and Berry and Engels additions. Items include parcels from 1 to 84 acres, many at $1 or $500, and several life insurance related assignments. Names include Thompson, Cornish, Weatherholtz, Union Central Life, Van Tilbrough, Armbruster, Clabaugh, Wentling, McClelland, Hall, Grove, Stoll, Hart, Ludwig, Klahr, Schmuck, Tashey, Dasmon, Merrick, Traxler, Barth, Simpson, and Evans.
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Harry M. Thompson
Stephen J. Cornish
Upper
Sandusky
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Salem Township
Grover E McClelland
Mildred McClelland
Richland Township
Mildred G Hall
Gordon H. Grove
Upper Sandusky
Adam Stoll
Cora Hart
Berry and Engel
Mononcue
Burton A. Ludwig
Mary M. Ludwig
George A. Klahr
South Sycamore
George S Taylor
Jackson Township
Willis Schmuck
Pharosh Schmuck
Carey
Dow
George Tashey
Henry Dasmon
Floy Merrick
Jennie L Merrick
Crane Township
N Traxler
Homer H Evans
Esther L. Simpson
Marseilles
Gladys Smith
Ezra Barth
Auto Safe Place in Thunder Storm
The National Safety Council notes that water around makes farms and autos risky during lightning. Cars in a conducting enclosure offer protection, nearly as safe as indoors, with few recorded cases of autos being struck.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Babies Baptized at Christ Lutheran Church
Edwin Gene Dotson and Patricia Mae Ogg were baptized at Christ Lutheran church Sunday during the morning service. The infants are children of Monroe and Mrs. Dotson and Ralph and Mrs. Ogg.
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Edwin Gene Dotson
Monroe Dotson
Patricia Mae Ogg
Ralph Ogg
Christ Lutheran Church
Happy Hour Sewing Club Forms At Mrs Baker Home
The 4 H Happy Hour Sewing club held its organization at Mrs C H Baker's home six miles north of town. Luella Bland and Kittie Baker named assistant leaders with Florence McKee as former president presiding. Offiers elected Martha Hoops president Kittie Baker vice president Mary Yost secretary Ruth Steigerwalt reporter. Members listed include Florence McKee Luella Bland Nina Basil Anna Steigerwalt Margaret Wensinger Mabel Wilson Neva Basil Rosemary Kramer and Margaret Bringman. Meetings set biweekly Wednesdays at the leader's home next June 15.
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Happy Hour Sewing Club
C. H. Baker
Luella Bland
Kittie Baker
Florence McKee
Martha Hoops
Mary Yost
Ruth Steigerwalt
Adrian News Highlights Visits and Social Calls
Adrian residents and visitors share a busy period with numerous social calls and visits reported. Names include Elvira Yardhner Bucyrus and Barbara Johnson Findlay as well as Debolt Upper Sandusky and Mullholand Carey. The Adrian school gains first grade elementary status and grammar, with state charter received by H R Schubert. A long list of Sunday callers and family gatherings conclude the local notices.
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Harry Schubert
Fostoria
Elvira Yardhner
Carey
B. B. Smith
Maple Grove
Barbara Johnson
Bucyrus
B. J. Clouse
Findlay
Delbert Boyles
Meadowbrook Park
Wanda Mullholand
Fred Ewing
Fred Etcher
Muriel Saunders
John Hufford
Berwick
Scott Debolt
Upper Sandusky
Arthur Mullholand
Lee Fowles
Port Clinton
Geneva
Betty Jean Clouse
Mary Heilman
Gerald Doppler
Ed Faber
Belle Center
Charles Hill
James Bogard
Near
Frank Bogard
Walter
Rachel Clouse
Henry
Ferdinand Bloom
Catherine
Max Greter
Toledo
Joseph Vetter
Thomas Reardon
C C Krebs
Salem
Adrian School
H R Schubert
M W Abbott
Mary Flwood
Los Angeles
Helen L Smith
Phoenix, Ariz
Joseph Wehrle
Joe Johnson
Mary Johnson
Big Spring
Frank Haines
Wallace Ruehle
Berry area social notes cover parish and family visits
Mrs Ralph Eckert and Mrs Walter Phillips visited friends in the Berry area. Numerous guests called at the homes of Day, Hoops, Gibson, Hayman, and other families from Carey, Findlay, Toledo, and nearby towns. Weddings anniversaries, dinners, and Friday to Sunday gatherings marked a weekend of community ties and travel to Kenton, Beebe, and Fostoria.
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Ralph Eckert
Florein
Walter Phillips
Charles Hayman
Audley
Beaschler
Ben Bell
Earl Bare
McCutchenville
Grant Gibson
Clarence Hoops
Carey
Chas. Hoops
Leo Clark
Doris
Patsy
Toledo
Donald Myers
Beebe
Myers
Florent
Harry Hayman
East of Tiffin
John Phillips
James Phillips
Near Adrian
Joseph Eckert
Upper Sandusky
Kenton
Study Plans For Big Spring Roads
Seneca county commissioners and township trustees studied the possibility of improving several Big Spring township roads not in this year's program. Landowners urged action on the New Riegel Carey and Adrian Springville roads. Officials offered cooperation, but trustees doubted funds would be available. A plan for temporary repairs will be pursued.
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Big Spring Township
Seneca County
Riegel-Carey
Adrian- Springville
16th Annual Ohio Poultry Day at Wooster June 17
Attendance at the Experiment Station in Wooster is expected to reach 3000 for Poultry Day with a program featuring new feeding methods egg marketing batteries for layers and cost cutting. Professor Dakan discusses the future of Ohio poultry with tours discussions and demonstrations starting at 9 45 a m and programs at 11 00 a m and 1 30 p m.
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Wooster
Dakan
Ohio
Tonsil Operation at Findlay Clinic Draws Notice
Mrs. Clifford Stoll underwent a tonsil operation Monday at Dr. Wynn’s Findlay office. In her absence Miss Opal Nachbar worked in Gottfried's Hardware office.
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Clifford Stoll
Dr. Wynn
Findlay
Opal Nachbar
Gottfried’s
Mrs. Stoll
Carey Times Office Displays Printed Name Cards
Name cards printed or engraved for staff at the Carey Times office are arranged in a display, suggesting an upcoming event or formal office practice.
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Carey Times
Notice of Appointment Estate of Elizabeth McLoughlin
Dan G. McLoughlin of Carey Ohio appointed administrator of Elizabeth McLoughlin deceased late of Carey village Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 28 1932. Earle Carter Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
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Dan G. McLoughlin
Carey
Ohio
Elizabeth McLoughlin
Wyandot County
Earle Carter
Court of Common Pleas
Receiver's Notice to Creditors of Fashion Art Clothes Inc
In Wyandot County Ohio the Common Pleas Court appointed Earl S Burson as receiver of Fashion Art Clothes Inc Carey Ohio on May 28 1932. Creditors must present claims in writing by July 9 1932 or risk disallowance. The order is published by the receiver. 21-4
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Common Pleas Court
Wyandot County
Ohio
Earl S. Burson
Fashion Art Clothes, Inc
Carey
Earl
Burson
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Wyandot County Ohio
Public auction of estate real estate for William Hart Deceased Wyandot County Ohio Carey Village Lots 55 and 56 A J Fredericks fourth addition Grove Street north of High Street auction date June 25 1982 at 2 00 pm appraised value 575 minimum bid two thirds cash upon delivery of deed after court confirmation administrator H Chambers oversees sale
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William Hart
Court of Common Pleas
Probate
Wyandot County
Ohio
Wyandot
Carey
A. J. Frederick
Grove Street
High Street
Dow
Lawrence Weatherholtz
H. G. Chambers
Edwin Brown
North Vance Street
Brown Avenue
Adm
H. G. Orians
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Eloise Thnall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Newspaper Association
Rising Sun
Kinder
W. B van Tilbrough
Fred W. Armbruster
Bare’s
Harold Clabaugh
Cora V Wentling
Crawford Township
Adrian
Golda Looman
Elvira Yaichner
Florence Ruehle
Elmina Moser
Ruth Yaichner
Berry News
Dorotha ‘Pahl of
Charles Hoops
Carl Swerlein
F. L. Bland
Dallas Charles
Rozella Nye
Tom Baker
Virginia of
Charles Bland
Howard Temple
Columbus
Joseph Gibson
Florenn Day
W J Smith
Clarence Smith
Mr. Smith
Forest Wenner
Parl C. Goff
Undertaker
Chambers
Sheriff's Sale
Alvin Kemmerly
F. M. McDonald
High St
Carey, O
Chas. M. Steen
Chipso
Latonia Club
Igc
Wesco
Embassy
Country Club
Genuine Pink
Alaska
Cantaloupes
California
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