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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
3
Maylee and co defendant appeared before Judge Earl B. Carter last Thursday charged with burglary. Pleading guilty, they received an indeterminate term of one to two years in the State Reformatory at Mansfield and must pay court costs.
Judge Harl B. Carter entries dismiss the Georgianna Gregory versus Helen Van Dine case at the plaintiff's costs. Judgment renders costs against the plaintiff and notes filing of a new action may be pursued without prejudice.
In the matter of the estate of Frederick W. Blaser deceased an application for letters of administration is filed with bond ordered and approved. Letters of administration issued to Mary M. Blaser. In the matter of the estate of Albert H. Balliet deceased an application for letters of administration is filed with bond ordered and approved. Letters of administration issued to Clara Balliet.
Charles A. McBeth is deceased. An application to sell personal property at private sale has been filed and a sale has been ordered.
In the matter of Rosa B. Herring guardianship an application for appointment of guardian was filed. Notice is ordered and a hearing is set for June 15 1929 at 10 o clock a m.
Roy Sylvester Turk an Mansfield insurance agent and Evelyn Cora Frailor a Grane township clerk plan marriage. The bride’s father is Ezra Failor and the groom is son of William Turk. Rev. C. R. William will perform the ceremony.
The court records indicate the first and final account for George Zahn, deceased, has been filed for probate. The filing confirms settlement details and final financial disposition under applicable estate laws.
Application for letters of administration filed for the deceased Lewis Miller. Bond ordered and filed. bond approved. Letters of administration issued to Marvin Mille.
Application for guardianship filed for Martha E. Drake. Notice ordered and issued. Hearing scheduled for June 19 at 2 pm.
The county commissioners received bids Saturday for Salem township road No 169. Ideal Construction Co of Upper Sandusky offered 3888.34 dollars, W G Milligan of Upper Sandusky 3581.12, Roszman Bros of Upper Sandusky 3779.06, Fred F Walton Co of Carey 3845.42, Dunn & Roller of Carey 3728.62.
Robert S Fisher and Virgil Hart indicted for burglary were arraigned before Judge Earl B. Carter Munday afternoon and pled guilty. They received indeterminate sentences from one to 15 years at the Ohio State Reformatory.
Frank Cole indicted by the grand jury was arraigned before Judge Carter on forgery charges. He pled not guilty and the trial was scheduled for June 28 1929. He is held on a bond under $200 which has not yet been furnished.
Lillie E Nye filed for divorce through Atty A K Hall claiming gross neglect and extreme cruelty since their May 15 1927 Covington Kentucky marriage. They have no children and she seeks restoration of her maiden name Lillie E Hill.
The jury in the case of Charles E Kemmerly versus W J Bigley heard in common pleas court Monday returned a verdict of $65 in favor of the plaintiff at 3 40 PM.
Application for letters of guardianship filed for Rosa B. Herring with bond ordered and approved. Letters issued to Anna B. Nitrauer. In the matter of the will of Sadie Jenkins, deceased, work and application filed.
Frances Fowler deceased final account filed documents show George E Tuttle’s third account filed in the probate matter with listed balances and dates in the filing.
In the matter of the estate of Charles Baum and Charles D. Kentfield, deceased an administrator appointment and application for letters of administration were filed and approved. Letters issue to Felix A. Kitzler as administrator.
The council in regular session approved numerous bills including salaries for June for mayor, clerk, treasurer, police, and other staff. The street committee plans rebuilding N Patterson Street with a 26 foot width and National Lime & Stone Co offers stone free of charge. Meeting adjourned to Monday July 1 at 7 30 o'clock.
The annual Davidson family reunion was held Sunday at the Davidson home south of town with about 130 in attendance. A pot luck meal followed a noon gathering. Distinct attendees traveled from Fredericktown Mt. Vernon Elkhart Detroit North Baltimore Cleveland Toledo Tiffin Nevada Harpster McComb Bloomville Upper Sandusky Omar Qmar mcCutchenville and other nearby communities.
A church fundraising drive meets humor and hardship as two collectors plead with an elderly Black man, who jokes about owing everyone in town yet says God isn’t pushing him like other creditors. The scene captures small town tensions and charity efforts with lively dialogue.
Dialogue snippet shows Jones asking about his daughters living at home and Mrs. Smith denying marriage status. The exchange hints at family dynamics and social expectations in a light, humorous tone.
Mrs W H Wentz convalesces after summer grip. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Vanlue Carey Findlay and beyond visit and call at Wentz home and nearby farms. Notable guests include Mrs Caroline Scates aunt of Mrs Wentz aged 87 in good health with no prior illness.
A columnist mocks a four cent gas tax in Ohio, arguing that despite higher revenue the funds will transform road building. He imagines crocheted road coverings, bedded ditches, and luxury upgrades, noting potential lanes for beer trucks and a shift in highway policy.
Local notice reminds readers to file or have counsel file legal notices with the Carey County court system. It urges individuals to act promptly to ensure compliance and avoid delays in filings.
The dialogue recalls a first meeting in a revolving door at a post office and hints at a budding relationship. A reference to a dress worn by Betty at a party last night is mentioned, with uncertainty about specifics and a humorous remark about the event.
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