Suit Filed in Seneca Court for $2646.49
The Peoples Bank Company filed a cognovit judgment for 2646.49 in Seneca County Common Pleas on June 4 against Austin R. Wal ster of rural McCutchenville.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
8
The Peoples Bank Company filed a cognovit judgment for 2646.49 in Seneca County Common Pleas on June 4 against Austin R. Wal ster of rural McCutchenville.
Notice lists multiple community group gatherings in Carey including District Past Chiefs Pythian Sisters tureen dinner at noon Friday June 14 at the K of P hall and regular Eagles Auxiliary meeting with installation of candidates at 8 30 p m Wednesday June 19 plus other church and club events through June 17 19 and 18.
Charles D. and Rita Ann Rein hart of Big Spring township receive a building permit valued at $15,000 to construct a dwelling in Seneca.
The Wyandot County Sheriff's Auxiliary voted to purchase the Upper Sandusky police department's 1954 Ford cruiser for 800 dollars. The price includes 2 way radio equipment siren signal light and other gear. The cruiser will be used extensively in patrol work during scheduled duties. The self supporting group plans a fish fry at the fairgrounds dining hall tomorrow from 5 to 7:30 to cut debt and fund patrols at the county fair.
Heavy damage reported to a 1940 Ford driven by 96 year old George Ash and a 1954 Oldsmobile driven by 21 year old Wayne E. Thibaut after a two-vehicle crash at Scheck's Market on Route 23 three-tenths of a mile east of Carey at 3 30 p m Sheriff’s deputies from Wyandot County investigated and identified the drivers.
June 5 transfers show Mrs. Judy McKinney of Blanchard Valley Hospital going to the Fred Lester home on E North Street. Friday moves include Mrs. Howard Leightey and Merle Raymond from the accident scene near the Dutch Mill to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Sunday transfer lists Miss Eleanor McChes ney from Crawford to Bellevue Hospital and Monday Mrs. Clarence Pahl from W North Street to Blanchard Valley Hospital. Both parties win when you use the want ads.
Betty June Dawson daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Dawson Arcadia became the bride of Ronald E Treece son of Dr and Mrs L E Treece 725 E Findlay Street at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Arcadia Methodist Church The ceremony was followed by a reception and a honeymoon in the southeastern states The couple will reside at 319 E Findlay Street Mrs Treece worked at First National Bank Findlay and Mr Treece is with Seiberling Rubber Co They both attended local high schools and he served in the U S Army Two hundred relatives and friends attended the ceremony with music provided by Mrs Charles Buckland and Mrs Robert Fleegle The attendants wore pastel gowns and assorted flowers The couple's mothers wore formal attire and the couple will celebrate a June 17 return date.
Isadore McLaughlin of West Street admitted to St Charles Hospital Toledo for pinched spinal nerve therapy. Mrs J T Stombaugh remains similar at home on E Findlay St. Several others seek treatment, observation, or recovery across Blanchard Valley Wyandot Memorial Mercy Crile and Grant Hospitals including Eleanor McChesney, Kenneth OBrien, Karla Clark, and Roy Ryder.
Scutch Little Leaguers defeated the NOBA sponsored Lit tle Leaguers 6 to 4 Monday evening at the ball diamond on the NOBA farm east of Tiffin.
Page reports the McCutchenville team notches their third win in a four game sequence and moves closer to a winning streak. The article notes strong shows by key players and a decisive late run.
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