Court News Highlights in Estate and Will Proceedings
Numerous probate items across multiple estates including filings of inventories accounts and appraisements. Guardianship letters issued and wills admitted to probate with meetings in Crawford and Marion counties. Sheriff sales announce auction of land in Marseilles and Carey. legal actions over wills and contested estates proceed with district court involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Il Aendersen
Marion Bair al Ene
Ron Aedne
Walter J. Haneri Eh
Wiliam N. Landon
Will
Isaac Heistand
W. Z. Campbell
Crawford Township
Common Pleas
The
Carey Furniture Co
C F. Sutter
Manger
H .F. Kemerley
Charles Kemerley
Carl Zimmerman
Ralph Parish
H B. Stansbery
Reymond Stanshbery
Fred Stansbery
Crawford
Atty A K. Hall
Ervilla
Common Pleas Court
Earl B. Carter
Marion County
Marseilles Township
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Joseph Jo Heffner
Court House
Carey
Almon Blue
Sarah Blue
Margerie O Wonder
Margerie O Wonder Et al Were Defendants, Was Sold To Henry O'Done
HW Bo Stansbery
Karl B Carter
Burr Ratchtey
Marion
Mito Rauhles
Iil
Marion Masonic Temple Company
Local Wedding and Community Notes From St Paul Area
The column records numerous visits and gatherings among St Paul residents including families Fenstermaker Shull Fetters Swihart Cravens and Lytle. It notes a Children’s Day program at St Paul church on June 17 and the funeral of Helen Louise Thomas at St Paul cemetery following illness.
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St Paul Church
Amos Swihart
Ray Cravens
M. C. Bayless
Merle Thomas
John Lowery
Carey
Edward Wise
Raymond
John Foreman
Rawson
Florence Fenstermaker
Elmer Ropp
Blanchard
Walter Shearer
Carl and
Lawrence
Helen
Mt. Blanchard
L I. Fenstermaker
Paul Fenstermaker
Bert Lytle
West of Windlay
Eloise Lytle
Vinton
Fostoria
M C Bayless
Orel
Lois
Levitra
Nina
Ralph
Oscar Wentling
Ervin Wentling
John Alspach
Mary Catherine
Elmer Pratt
Effie
Sherman Shuck
Willis Baughman
Helen Louise
St Paul Cemetery
I Like Th Rainy Days
Poet Carl Anderson reflects on aging and shifting views as rainy days gain charm. He recalls enjoying storms, autumnal skies, and the steady rhythm of rain on chalkboards, finding comfort in nature and change while envisioning a peaceful farewell.
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Satan
Carl Anderson
Owen Leadey
Spencer
Ind
Park Orator Denounces Millionaires Money as Tainted
In a Provost Park confrontation Borden Engle quotes a fiery speech about wealth, arguing that millionaire funds are not truly owned by anyone. The exchange reveals tension over value and ownership in a crowded public event.
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Park
Borden Engle
Fake peddlers target Ohio with imported bedspread scam
Ohio Chamber of Commerce reports a five person gang two men and three women carried a phony imported goods sale across Canton and Columbus. The group used false stories including a Scotch schoolteacher claim and offered bedspreads at inflated prices. They were fined and jailed overnight with suspended workhouse sentences.
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Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Columbus
Bexley
Canada
Chamber of Commones
Better’ Business Bureau
Eloquent Money and Mayflower Ancestry Quip
A Boston Transcript quote mocks a marriage between a social nobody and a man named Robert. It jokes that his wife’s family arrived with 150000 dollars, comparing fortunes and lineage in a tersely ironic tone.
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Robert
Boston Transcript
Girl Prevents Fire in Office Fire Prevention Week Tale
A Montreal Daily Star snippet describes a stenographer recounting Fire Prevention Week. The second speaker notes arriving early as the boss grows irate, illustrating workplace tension during the observance.
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Stenog
Montreal Daily Star
Reunion Cards Printed by the Carey Times
The Carey Times printed reunion notices and crowd lists in a community page, noting attendees, kinship and years of birth or graduation. The casual column highlights local families gathering, with dates, venues and RSVP details for the old friends network.
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The
Carey Times
German girl seeks wartime love Miller in Ohio and Indiana
A German girl living in Cleveland recalls a wartime romance with American soldier Miller in Coblenz after World War II. She fears letters were intercepted by her parents and hopes to locate Miller in the United States, unaware of his unit or current status.
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Germnan
Cleveland
Miller
Americeat
Cobleng
Germany
Coblenz
Ohio
Indiana
Terman
Leny Weyand
Willer
Fisher
Oakland-Pontiac
United States
Fisher Body Corporation
Oakland
Quip Between Lovers Over Frugal Household Woes
A couple exchanges a sharp exchange about budgeting with a playful jab over spending on luxury items. The husband suggests restraint while the wife counters that even his salary makes extravagance seem necessary.
No Question About It Comic Dialogue Between Fathers
A brief line shows Jimmy arguing with Ma about vocation as she notes her father and his. The exchange hints at family roles and social expectations in a domestic scene.
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Paul Krantz
Alfred H. Henderson
Eliza Breese
Andrew H. Dumim
Elizabeth Ritter
Florence Heistand
William N. Landon
S. A. Panck
Lowell
Hocking Valley Railway
Wyandot County
District Court of Appeals
Lima
Roswell Machamar
Thomas Warner
Cecil Yamher
Jay Marguerat
New Land
AM Walton
State of Ohio
Charles Pfeifer
Upper Sandusky
John Pfeifer
Mabel Binau
Salem Town
Frederick Charles Swartz
Frank Swartz
Ilo Blanch Bower
David M. Bower
C. R. Williamson
ST. Paul
James Robinson
Findlay
Cornelius Baughman
Lauwrence Fenstermaker
Lock-Jaw
Mr. and
Ris S. C. Fresler
Roberty Bachar
Aha John Abpach Lyme
le F Fenstermaker
Truman Shull
Caroline
Mrs. van Fetters
Tidward Wise
Mrs
U S Fetters
Arlington
Charley Farthing
Thelma
Bernice
Karl Brown
South of Carey
Lee Rickle
Beech Grove
Noble Vogel
Near Wharton
N. Vance St
Page Prank Miller
Jimmy
Genea8 Motors
Battery Co
Ere Air One
Stowe Motor Sales
Upper Sandusky and
Ohip
Big Four
Big Fox
Quaker Oats Company
Mother’s Flour
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Sneath Cunningham Co
Adrian
Sycamore
Alvada
New Riegel, O
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