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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
3
A common pleas court filing on Friday names Ellis G. Brown and Addam Brown seeking monetary relief and foreclosure against Bila Ekleberry et al. The petition lists attorney R. R. Kurtz of Sycamore as counsel.
Charles A. Naus and Mildred Hall announce a marriage in Upper Sandusky. Rev Norman Sweat aged sixty one notes 61 cigarette licenses were sold this year at the county auditor’s office with a license price of twenty five dollars.
A sequence of probate filings and estate actions is summarized including will admissions to probate for Mary Dippery Marion H Houser and Marion H Houser, guardianship notices for Alice M Carey, transfer and sale orders for real estate, inheritance tax determinations, and a settled case dismissing James Elmer Hunter et al versus Myrtle Smith et al with costs paid.
Esther Whitt a minor through her next friend Daisy Eatherton sues Elmer Whitt of Marion in common pleas court for divorce arising from a marriage on September 23 1929 in Columbus. She seeks custody of their two children and child support. Attorneys A K Hall and H L Mason represent the plaintiff.
County commissioners opened bids for multiple bridges in Wyandot. The Standard slab culvert in Mifflin township drew bids from Ritter Bros at 1237.61, McDonald Construction Co Norwalk 1049, R D Perkins 1105.98, and Kear and Baker 1062.23 with awards announced.
Multiple bid results listed for D. and B. Construction and other firms on projects in Old Fort Salem Ritter Bros awarded for Little Tymochtee creek and Hard bridge plans. Kear & Baker receive several top bids and D. and B. Construction Co. appears in several bids with various amounts.
Sheriff Weatherholtz and Deputy Frey report detentions of Lewis Hileman southwest of Upper Sandusky and Arthur Althouser of Bucyrus after days of work on the case involving the theft of twenty to twenty seven fleeces from the John Lavely farm southwest of Upper Sandusky.
Judge Russell H. Kear heard the petition and evidence in the divorce case of Martha Jane Brooks versus Joseph C. Brooks and took the matter under advisement.
Applications for marriage licenses were filed in probate court on Monday for Everett Kellogg and Ruth Keller, both of Nevada, Carl Buess and Ruth Huston of Richland township, and E G Shaffstall and Freda Riggle of Harpster. The petite jury met to hear Gregg v Streby, and bar docket entries by Judge Russell H. Kear include the Commercial Savings bank versus Richard Walter Jr. and Leave given City Loan & Savings Co. to appear and answer. Rev E B Engle and Rev L B Smith noted in the list.
The Rev. E. D. Paulin former pastor of Ebenezer Evangelical Church will serve a charge at Princeton Wisconsin The appointment follows the Wisconsin conference session The Rev Carl Zietlow Paulins son in law moves from Independence to Neenah Wisconsin They reside in Neenah with their family and many friends in Carey significant past ties noted
Ten suspects were arrested in Chicago as authorities halt a large counterfeit operation. About 3500 in queer currency from 5 to 100 dollar bills was seized. Bookmakers and night club proprietors were the main victims. real money holders urged to stay vigilant.
The directory lists Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include Mass at 7 30 p.m. and High Mass at 10 a.m. Rosary Confraternity prayers and Benediction occur at 7 30 p.m.
Rev Paul R Clouser pastor conducts Sunday services at 10 30 am with Holy Communion Vespers at 7 30 pm Sunday school at 9 15 am general assembly 9 16 to 9 35 class periods 9 40 to 10 20 missionary society meets Monday Tuesday choir rehearsal at 3 30 pm and prayer meeting at 7 30 pm at 2730p mh a
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church lists 9 30 a m Sunday school led by A B E Constien, 10 45 a m worship with Rev L C Hoover, 7 p m E L C E service, and 8 p m Children s Day exercises with no choir rehearsal. No evening service June 25 July 2 and 9. call Rev Hoover if pastoral needs arise. St Paul s Church offers 9 15 a m Sunday school.
Rev. A. C. Rainsberger invites participation with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a 10 35 a m Children’s Day program. A full service hour will be given to the program presented by the children. Reunion cards may be printed at the Carey Times office.
The excerpt notes a program in the assembly room downstairs and states the loose offering will go to the Board of Education to become part of the Student Loan Fund. It mentions envelopes for the local budget and a mid week service on Wednesday at 8 o clock.
The Mt Blanchard post office moved this week from the Foster corner to the Oscar Wise room on Main Street. The redecorated space will serve as a convenient location and new postmaster Harry H. G. is settling into duties. Hours will run until 3 o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
The Cleveland area Kiwanis clubs chose the Cleveland Hotel as headquarters for the Ohio District Convention in Cleveland on October 22 23 24 and 26. General Chairman Charles G White says the event will be the largest and best of the 16 annual conventions.
Theis fourth annual reunion gathered about 175 relatives from Detroit Coldwater Medina Shelby Fremont Bellevue Carey Fostoria Tiffin McCutchenville Bascom and New Riegel at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Theis New officers named Frank Theis president Anthony Huss vice president Marcellus Huss secretary and Cletus Huss treasurer.
Community notices list Clarence Ruffing improving after illness and many residents visiting relatives in Sandusky City Milan Findlay and Columbus area. Several travelers attend gatherings at Galion Arlington Bowling Green Toledo and Tiffin with relatives and friends across Ohio.
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