Overnight Guests in County Jail Await Federal Prison Transfer
Two men, Charles Johnson and James Batton, both Black residents of Baltimore, Md., were lodged at the county jail Wednesday night as "guests" of Sheriff Fred L. Jonas. Convicted of dope peddling, they were being taken to Milan Mich federal prison to serve their sentences, under custody of two U S marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
James Batton
Baltimore
Fred L. Jonas
Milan
Mich
U.S
Marriage license issued in probate court in Salem and Montgomery townships
A marriage license action lands in probate court naming Lewis Gottfried Jr and Frances I Sworts of Salem township and Edward Harper and Doris Mae Wood of Montgomery township. The license also lists Ralph W. Frost of Nevada and Priscilla Wilson of Nevada, with Rev. J I Seim and Rev Glen Bennetham involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gottfried, Jr
Salem
Lewis H. Gottfried, Sr
Frances I. Sworts
Salem Township
Charles Sworts
J. I. Seim
Edward Harper
Montgomery Township
Marion County
James Harper
Doris Mae Wood
Pitt Township
Walter Wood
Ralph W. Frost
Nevada
Ralph R. Frost
Priscilla Wilson
Richard K. Wilson
Glen Bennetham
Estates Transfers and Guardianship Notices Date Pending
List of estate matters including transfers of real estate for B F Luthy and other heirs, final and distributive accounts, inventory and appraisements approved, inheritance tax determinations, public sales, and guardianship appointment hearing set for Mary Bell Clack with administrator Swinehart noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Luthy
Florence Elizabeth Long
Peter Grubb
Cary R. Schriver
Maud E. Schriver
Samuel W.jury
Michael C. Yost
Nathan Shoop
Louise Jane Schwartzkopf
Moses Flex
Clinton D. Smith
Andrew J. Searfoss
Charles E. Schenk
Myra
England
George N. Wagner
Ida V. Fox
Mary Bell Clack
P. A. Swinehart
Margaret Swinehart
Probate and Estates Notices and Appointments Take Effect
A series of court filings show sale confirmed and deeds ordered in the Swinehart case. Estates including Schenk and Schindler have inheritance tax determinations and appointment publications ordered recorded. Other notices record proofs of publication for appointments, inventories, appraisements, distributions in kind, and approvals of assignments. Dorothy Ann Bolish appointed executrix with bond filed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Swinehart
Charles E. Schenk
Victor H. Schindler
Corinthia D
Chadwick
Joseph Eckert
Laura L. Shoop
Rhea Mohre
Mina Ulrich
Emma Keller
Peter R. Grubb
Casper J. Pauly
Vernon
M. Ratz
Samuel S. Barrett
Catherine Elizabeth Bolish
Will
Dorothy Ann, Bolish
Grand jury returns on two indictments in county session
The grand jury met Saturday to consider two cases. Indictments were returned against Emma Marie Corns of Logan West Virginia on two counts receiving stolen property and grand larceny and Walter Kinney of Sycamore on cutting with intent to kill and stabbing with intent to wound. Five witnesses testified and George Walter was elected foreman. Other jurors listed include Elsie Long Lola Upham Martha Sampson N R Gilliland Fetters England Hussey Turney Gaver Ruth Davis Iden Witzel Golling and Edna Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Marie Corns
Logan
W. Va
Walter Kinney
Sycamore
George Walter
Elsie Long
Lola M. Upham
Martha Sampson
N. R. Gill
Logan Woman Sentenced for Receiving Stolen Property
Marie Gorns of Logan West Virginia was indicted Saturday on counts of receiving and concealing stolen property and grand larceny. She pleaded guilty to the first count and was sentenced by Judge Russell H Kear to an indeterminate term of one to seven years at the Ohio state reformatory for women in Marysville, with costs. The grand larceny indictment was nolled on motion by Prosecuting Attorney William J Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gorns
Logan
W. Va
Russell H Kear
Ohio State Reformatory For Women
Marysville
William J. Hunter
Ration date reminders for food and fuel stamps
The notices list June expirations for Now-Red J K L M meat fats and oils, July 7 for Now-Blue K L M processed foods, October 16 for Now-Stamp 15 16 sugar, October 16 for coffee Stamp No 24, June 30 gas ration B book Inspections, July 21 No 6 A gasoline, and August 15 Stamp No 13 sugar in War Ration Book No 1.
Appeal Report From Lima Board In WW II Draft Case
The Lima appeals board reports a case appealed by Erie Railroad from a Wyandot county selective service local board decision dated June 14 1943. The record lists Wilson Woodrow Moore No 627 and Theodore Thomas Lanker No 1462 returned from appeals in 1 A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Board of Appeals
C. L. Tivenan
Wyandot County Selective Service Board
Wilson Woodrow Moore
Erie Railroad
Lima Board
Theodore Thomas Lanker
Appeals Board
Funeral Attendees Honor Mrs Charles Neate in Upper Sandusky
Mrs F C Beebe, Mrs Mary Cole, Mr and Mrs J H Gilliland and Miss Della Gillilancé attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs Charles Neate at the Evangelical Church in Upper Sandusky on Friday afternoon. Mrs Ella Smith and Mrs Frank Paessler of Carey also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F C Beebe
Mary Cole
J. H. Gilliland
Della Gillilancé
Charles Neate
Evangelical Church
Upper Sandusky
Ella Smith
Frank Paessler
Carey
Attended Funeral of J Earl Dryfuse in Tiffin
Edwin Nye and several relatives attended the funeral services for J Earl Dryfuse at the Hoffman funeral home in Tiffin on Saturday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Irvin Black Mrs Harvey-Sopher Mrs Catherine Baker and Mrs Sylvester Pahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Nye
Irvin Black
Harvey — Sopher
Catherine Baker
Sylvester Pahl
J. Earl Dryfuse
Hoffman Funeral Home
Tiffin
Our Lady of Consolation Church Directory
Rev Father Ambrose Finnegan and Rev Joseph Herp along with Rev Aidan Witte preside at Our Lady of Consolation. Sunday June 20 schedule includes Low Masses at 6:15 and 8:00 a m and High Mass at 10:30 a m with Rosary and Benediction at 2:30 p m. Weekday Masses are at 7:00 and 8:45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ambrose Finnegan
Joseph Herp
Aidan Witte
O. M. Ran
Christ Lutheran Church Service and Nativity Observance
Christ Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m with George Chadwick as superintendent and morning worship at 10 30 a m Rev M Paul Paetznick is pastor supply Rev M R Anderson. Carey Lodge No 420 F and A M will attend to observe St John the Baptist day on June 24 June 27. Holy Communion will be administered at 10 30 a m service by Rev W E Bradley of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
M. Paul Paetznick
M. R. Anderson
George Chadwick
A. m
Carey Lodge
St. John ,E
W. E. Bradley
Findlay
Carey
Western Conference
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Caretaker Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Russell Phillips as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 a m sermon Having Nothing Yet Possessing All. Camp meeting at Findlay prevents evening service. Bible study Thursday and Friday afternoon led by Dr Petticord. Evening 7 30 prayer and testimony on church lawn. Dr Petticord preaches Sunday at 2 30 pm. W M S meeting moved to Monday 8 30 at Mrs Willis Smith home. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 30 pm. E L C E business social meeting moved to next Thursday. Father’s Day noted in Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Phillips
Findlay
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Petticord
Willis Smith
Church Service Schedule and Leaders
Dr. O. EF. Ford leads the church school at 9 30 a m for all ages with C W Lanning as general superintendent Children’s Church starts at 10 30 a m led by Miss Jennie Steen The sermon follows at 10 30 a m preached by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EF. Ford
C. W. Lanning
Children’s Church
Jennie Steen
Church of God announces weekly services in Carey
Sister Ivory Harmes pastor leads Sunday school at 10:00 with Y P E at 7:00 and Sunday evening services at 7:45. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:45. Saturday evening services also at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God E. South St
Carey
Ivory Harmes
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Forms Advisory Council
Last Friday at the Romigs home an advisory council of the Wyandot County Farm Bureau was organized with Serge Montooth presiding. Five families joined. officers elected include Floyd Davidson president Willis Putnam vice president Mrs T D Romig secretary and Mr Romig discussion leader. Three topics were discussed Threatened Veterinary Shortage in the County Pressure Cookers and Availability of State Highway Tractors. Guests included Mr and Mrs E Gottfried Carey and Mr and Mrs Montooth Upper Sandusky. Refreshments were served by Mrs Romig with help from Mrs for est Myers. The next meeting will be in July at the Davidson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Romig
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Serge Montooth
Upper Sandusky
Floyd Davidson
Willis Putnam
Mr. Romig
E. Gottfried
Carey
Trespassing Charge Fined At Lakeland Club Grounds
Gerald Platt was fined 10 dollars and 8.60 dollars costs by Mayor B M Bachar for trespassing on Lakeland Club grounds and fishing in a pond there. Ten dollars of the fine was suspended. Marshal Ed Weaver made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Platt
B. M. Bachar
Lakeland Club
Marshal Ed. Weaver
Local social notes from Carey area featured at large gathering
Carey area residents gather for meals and visits as families extend hospitality. Mr and Mrs Harry Stoll host and multiple households, including Presler and Stout families, share Sunday and Monday visits. Nearby Kinship groups from Vanlue Rio Grande Findlay Cygn et North Baltimore and Camp Peary Va join in meals and dinners across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stoll
Carey
S. C. Presler
Vertie Bame
Near Carey
Morton Lee
Matlend
Ronald
E. A. Baughman
Baughmanis
Rachel Wright
Equi
Evelyn of
Glen Barger
Sue
Ann
Charles Broughman
Eileen
Rio Grande
Leon Clements
Tommy
Teddy
Cygnet
Levi Sweeby
Herbert
Janet
North Baltimore
Eugene Baughman
Ted
Barbara Ann
Marilyn
Findlay
Melvin Baughman
S. 2c
Ohio expands fishing waters across the state
Ohio anglers gain access to 70 152 acres of water in 488 bodies including 123 lakes under public fishing rights totaling 61 556 acres. The remaining 365 lakes amount to 8 596 acres open with owners permission. Public fishing also extends along 1500 miles of streams and 140 dams covering 3 000 acres across 64 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Don Waters
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Ing
Not Upgrading Payroll Savings Draws Global Critique
A harsh editorial mocks excuses for not increasing payroll savings, invoking historical autocrats to underline the cost of inaction. The piece stresses financial prudence and accountability in corporate budgeting and management decisions.
Council and City Manager Share Distinct City Duties
The council handles policy making and overall city government while avoiding administrative work. It oversees policing traffic public health fire protection and public improvements. The mayor serves ceremonially but unofficially can lead public initiatives and persuade the community, providing leadership without day to day management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntleayor
National Municipal League
Organization of City Managers
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Our Church Directory
OUR Lady OF Consolation
B. L. Lee
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Fort Royal
8. C. Presser
David Stout
Jerrold
I. A. Baughman
Mr. Baughman
Levi Baughman
Orville Lee
Ice Deliveries
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn., Inc
Janet Sue Bright
Hitler
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Mussolini
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