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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
6
Charles Williams recently taken into custody faced Justice F. B. Weitlaw on assault and threatening in a menacing manner. He pleaded guilty and paid a five dollar fine plus costs. He was also found guilty of cruelty to dumb animals and disorderly intoxication with suspended sentences conditional on good behavior.
In the matter of the estate of Lavina LaFollette deceased inventory and appraisement filed. Estate filings include C Bruce Corfman first and final accounts. William H Clayton second partial and distributive account. Eugene G Straw will and probate records. bonds ordered and letters issued to Curtis C Straw. Guardianship of John Courtad. Mary Ann Reinhart and Rebecca Walton estates listed with inventories. Frank Halbedel administration filed. Edward Halbedel letters issued. Mary E Cross inventory filed. inheritance tax determinations noted. A jury-waived damage suit by John Myers Jr against Akron Canton Youngstown RR, arising from a Carey 1930 accident, began in common pleas court with jurors and scene viewings listed.
An enumeration shows 7 percent of Harpster village school pupils with four in Mifflin township and the rest in Pitt County. There are 37 boys and 41 girls. A lot in Upper Sandusky in the case of J C McBeth against Ida L Gloeser was sold at sheriff sale to A M Keller of Upper Sandusky for 4000 dollars after a 4500 dollar appraisal. Sheriff Weatherholtz presided. The A C and Y railway case against Jr. was still being tried Saturday in common pleas court.
Afternoon session featured defense witnesses on the stand as lawyers pressed to wrap up. Efforts to finish the case continued but a Saturday conclusion seemed unlikely.
Clair Eugene Holland a school teacher of Upper Sandusky and son of Rev John W Holland and Hester Cynthia Culver of Upper Sandusky daughter of the late Frank Culver are noted.
A Nevada home was entered Sunday night by burglars who took only about $2.25 in change. Deputy Sheriff Fred Jonas continued investigating the case on Monday.
Mrs. R N Fowler conducted a survey of school age youths in the Little Sandusky district, listing 63 individuals aged between 5 and 18. The enumeration details the number and ages of children within the district.
In the personal injury suit John Myers Jr by John Myers Sr against the Akron Canton and Youngstown railroad the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff Monday morning The award totaled 1888 dollars after the case began Thursday and ended Saturday with nine jurors signing the verdict Foreman was Adam Gamber The railroad plans to appeal and the next case is Poll Electric Co versus McDaniel
In Wyandot county Ohio a final account for the estate of William H Clabaugh is filed along with an appropriation easement appeal notice involving Edward Riester et al Bond filed over land of William F Sammet and necessary in highway construction and improvement of S H ICH No 292 Section D Resolutions filed Receipt issued Notice issued
Adrian notes show Mr and Mrs B Clouse and family visiting Napoleon. Eugene Mullholland of Cadiz visiting his parents. West Independence visitors Mr and Mrs C A Double. Bellevernon’s Mrs Frank Stover with children. Yardiner family guests of Mrs Walter Updegraff in Carey. Ruth and Jimmy Mullholand with the Gibsons. Crum sisters headed to Bowling Green. Herrold Gibson vacationing with his grandparents. Zella Haines visiting home. Vincent Schondel with brother Charles Neiderkohr. Hill families of Carey visiting Charles Hill. Orson Gibson and Jimmy Mullholand in Port Clinton bringing home rice fish. Jaouquet and Jaouquet with Schondel and Regenold guests of Mrs Lydia Gibson. other callers include Bare, Dible, Welter, Mullholand, Calmes and families in various nearby towns.
Carey Cubs beat Berton Ridge 7 1 at the rubber plant diamond. In the afternoon they topped New York Centrals of Toledo 13 6 at Lowell. Hook Ferner allowed two hits for Clyde while Donelson’s Semi Pros collected twelve hits off Miller. Pah drew a fourth inning walk to spark a four run Carey rally.
Readable notes indicate name cards were produced or prepared at the Carey Times office for distribution. The entry records a small clerical task tied to staff or visitors, reflecting routine printing or engraving work.
Pahl walked and scored as Greer doubled driving in both Pahl and D Donelson. A Donelson and G Orians added runs, Miller and Wolfe had late hits, and the game ended with Wolfe caught stealing as Orians pegged Warner at second. Final: no explicit score listed. Umpire England scorer Brashares.
Ohio farmers plan hay from wheat and oats to ease shortages. Harvest timing matters as protein content drops after flowering and milk stages. Expect 2 to 3 tons per acre. harvest soon where lodging occurs to prevent clover seedings from smothering.
Community members including Harry Bright ill with ivy poisoning receive small health note. Numerous visits reported among Bright, Essex, Harris, Miller, Jacobs, Powell, Wiseley, Crates, and other families from Vanlue Findlay Upper Sandusky and nearby towns with social calls, weddings, and a new marriage trip mentioned.
Farmers in eastern Ohio earned most of their livestock receipts from dairy cattle and poultry, while poorer farmers depended largely on dairy cattle and poultry. About 45 native fern species grow in Ohio, ranging from the towering Ostrich fern to the small Mountain Spleenwort.
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