Probate and Estate Proceedings List of Filings
Probate and estate actions listed include hearings and filings for multiple estates with trustees, executors, inventory appraisements, waivers, and final accounts. Notables include estates of Warren Stevens, Luella Kuenzli, Mary Katzenmeyer, and James Kerr with hearings set and tax determinations recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan E. ‘Lowery
Zettie’ Kemmerley
Stax
Rela
Florence DP Plumb
William
Holmes
Raymond
Hannum
Chambers
Nancy J. Starr
Edgar E. Wentling
Charles E. Johnson
Harvey Qoole
Thomas Reinhart
Mary Katzersmeyer
Bond
Lizzie Halm
Farm Bureau Store Property Sells at Court House Auction
The Farm Bureau cooperative store property on S Sandusky Ave Upper Sandusky was offered for sale at the courthouse Saturday morning in Bucyrus Bond and Mortgage Co. against D Conklin et al. Appraised at 5600 dollars, the bid was 3734 dollars, two thirds of appraisal, won by the plaintiff. Sale cried by Ray W Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Sandusky Avenue
Upper
Sandusky
Farm Bureau Cooperative Store
Bucyrus Bond and Mortgage Company
D. Conklin
Ray W. Schuler
Gottfried vs Pennsylvania Railroad motion to strike sustained
Common Pleas docket shows Ida May Gottfried sued the Pennsylvania Railroad for money. Plaintiff’s motion to strike from the defendant's second defense was sustained in all eight branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Russell H. Kear
Ida May Gottfried
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of
Ohio
Frederick H. Chandler
Theft of 50 Chickens Reported in Sycamore Area
Deputy Sheriff Paul H. Frey arrested E. Richard Cramer of Sycamore after a daytime theft of 50 White Leghorn pullets from M. A. Ward's hatchery. The birds were sold to a dealer in Wyandot County and later recovered. a second male suspect was released as innocently involved. Cramer remains in custody awaiting charges and arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Ward
Sycamore
Paul H. Frey
E. Richard Cramer
Ward
Cramer
Frey
Wyander
William J. Hunter
Wentz Attends Percheron Breeders Meet at Kansas City
Co A Wentz of Upper Sandusky a noted Percheron breeder leaves this week to attend the second national conference of Percheron breeders and judges in Kansas City Missouri June 21 and 22. Wentz is to be featured Saturday afternoon and Worden M Spitler of Bloomville will deliver the opening address Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wentz
Upper Sandusky
Hotel Phillips
Kansas City
Wentz
Worden M
Spitler
Bloomville
Percheron Horse Association of America
Carey Time Office Reunion Cards Printing Note
A brief line urging readers to print reunion cards at The Carey Time office. Implicit guidance directs members to use the local newspaper facility for personal event stationery.
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Carey ‘Time
Our Lady of Consolation Church Directory Notice
Church directory entry notes Rev Father Paul Wolfrath pastor and Rev Joseph Herp assistant. Mass scheduled at 1 30 p m. Sunday school class for Dible supervised by age-group teachers. Toledo district rally at 6 15 p m invites all to attend friendly welcome.
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OUR ‘Lady OF Consolation
Paul’ ‘Wolfrath
Joseph Herp
Walace d.Church
Dible
Toledo
Rgouthe
Lutheran church schedule and events announced
Rev Paul R Clouser and Miss Jennie GC Powell lead a Sunday matins at 8:00 a.m. with Church School at 9:15 a.m. Lawrence Wenner unaffiliated general superintendent. service at 10:30 a.m. Monday June 24 teachers meeting at 8:00 p.m. Church Office and Reading Room open daily.
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Lawrence “Wenner
Sus
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church Camp Meeting Ends
Rev Bay Lee presides with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 sermons on Gods Plan for Junes Dilemmas no evening service final night of Findlay camp meeting afternoon 2 30 Young People 7 Ring 7 30 closing at 8 00. W M S meets June 24 at 8. EL L G E social at Clifton Tong home Friday. Ohio Branch W M S convention in Lorain Thursday to Sunday Mrs B L Lee to attend as alternate delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aee ‘Sell Phillips
Juife
Findlay
Gibson
Clifford Tong
Ohio
Lorain
B. L. Lee
Portage Man Robbed by Gypsies Near Bowling Green
A. C. Abbot of Portage, 50, was robbed of four 20 dollar bills after three alleged gypsies one man and two women lured him to a car near Portage. A woman touched his chest under the premise of diagnosing rheumatism while the pocket was looted of eighty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
A. C. Abbot
Portage
Abbott
Bass Season Reopens Amid Lake Erie Opening Day
Weather and streams permitting tens of thousands head to Ohio waters for a bass season reopening. The inland district opens Sunday with a 10 inch keeper limit and six fish per day per angler, combined species. Conservation urges releasing undersized fish, wet hands to protect protective slime, and proper licensing and badges to avoid penalties.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Conservation Division
Local residents host guests across Vanlue and Carey
Glen Baughman and family hosted a dinner in Vanlue with guests including E. Dean of Findlay. Teddy Baughman of Findlay joined a supper at Mr. and Mrs. Harley Baughman with others from Carey and Carey area. Visitors called on the Bastin and Presler homes Friday and Sunday, with several relatives from Mindlay hospital and various towns stopping by for visits and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen. Baughman
E. Dean
Vanlue
Teddy Baughman
Findlay
Harley Baughman
yRo Kirkwood
Carey
Ri¢ard Yates
Clndy
Mee Ag Baughman
E. A
Harley. Baughman
Howard
Reva
McCutchenville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Sunday visits include Miss Betty Kramer and friends in McCutchenville while Miss Dorothy Oldham of Chagrin Falls called on local friends. Mrs. Mervin Baré hosted the WCTU meeting near Melmore. Marian Shafer stayed with the Mullholands in Carey Friday. Nina Basil will teach the McCutchenville fourth grade next year and Roy Hudson’s Carey birthday surprise involved Harry Mullholand and others.
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Betty Kramer
Dorothy
Edith
Ethel Earl
Dorothy Oldham
Chagrin Falls
Gerald Shafer
Charles Kenner
Sycamore
Mervin Baré
Melmore
Marian Shafer
James Mullholand
Carey
Gail Wenner
Bucyrus
D. D. Shafer
F L. Teal
Joan
Martins Ferry
Teal
Less Bemisderfer
Nina Basil
McCutchenville
Harry Multholand
Judith Ann
Paul Bland
Harry Mullholand
Jack
Billy Kitzker
Roy Hudson
Wyandot County Farm Breeders Elect 1940 Directors
Mark Karr and F. W. Hurd of Crawford township and Ervin Tong and Elmer Tong of Ridge township were among the 1940 directors elected by the Wyandot County Horse Breeders association at the annual meeting at the Upper Sandusky fair grounds last Wednesday evening. Other directors listed from multiple townships followed with a closing note that officers would be chosen June 22. A OSU spokesman discussed the horse outlook noting strong demand for well bred horses. The Elks quartet and Henry Vent provided entertainment on the program.
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Mark Karr
F. W. Hurd
Crawford Township
Ervin Tong
Elmer Tong
Ridge Township
Wyandot County
Hfarse Breeders’ Association
Fairgrounds
Upper Sandusky
Antrim
Russell Balliet
Henry Bill
Crane
C. A. Wentz
Herbert Gibson
Eden
Ross Winter
Fred Case
Jackson
Reuben Parsell
Dale Kin
Marseilles
Dodge de Bolt
H. Chandler
Mifflin
Adam Leightey
A. L. Ball
Pitt
Ray Deal
Vernon McClain
Richland
Eugene van Buren
John Bradman
Salem
Allen Wentz
Lewis Krock
Sycamore
C. A. Riedel
Mont Beard
Tymochtee
Homer Clabaugh
Clarence Lucius
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
Columbus
Elks Quartet
Henry Vent
Nevada
Red Cross War Sufferers Appeal Drop Points
Contributions to the Red Cross appeal for war sufferers may be left at the Peoples Bank or the Dorcas Carey library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Peoples Bank
Dorcas Carey Library
Remnant Ohio G A R Holds Final Roll Call
Ohio Civil War veterans met in Columbus for their 74th encampment, likely their last, as ranks declined from 49,011 to a few score. Early arrivals included State Commander Franklin Morris, 93, Senior Vice Commander Thomas Hidenour, 94, and Theodore Wells, 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
States
Franklin
Morris
Chardon
Thomas
Hidenour
Crestline
Theodore Wells
Cambridge
Contested Will Filed Over Flora Beck Estate at Fremont
Fremont June 13 suit to break the will of Flora A Beck widow of Dr Colon Beck Clyde physician disposing of a 50242 estate filed Tuesday by two brothers Walter Hill of Clyde. Defendants include Clyde Methodist Church United Brethren Church Mt Carmel Mary Fruth of Carey named as beneficiaries.
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Fremont
Flora A. Beck
Colon Beck
Clyde
Walter ‘D
Hill
June Health and Beauty Sale at Ew Ling Drug Store
Ew Ling Drug Store holds a June health and beauty sale featuring discounts on cosmetics skincare and personal care items. Customers are invited to visit the store for special prices and offers during the month.
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Ewling Drug Store
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Martiage
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Mc Kimmel
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Humphreys Blanchard
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Bert Humphreys
Mise
Phelmia
Kasey Ughter
Courtute
de ‘Gordon ‘Dasher
van‘ “Wert
Charles" Dasher
Wand
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Arch
Donelson
Kear
Paul Roth
J. C. Armstrong
and. Co
Frederick
Gerald
J. . Bolishy
Ragesing
Thomas E. Reber
W. PB
Christian KS
Mary de ‘Roth
Executrix
Clair EB - Holland
James
Kerr
Gerald Ji Bolish
Frank Stephan
William Holmes
Vince
Julia
Ann Holland
Mary. Katzenmeéger
Lewis H. Ulman
Schine
Edward G. Robinson
Brother Orchid
Ann Sothern
Allen Jenkins
Ralph Bellamy
Cesar Romero
Lucky Cisco Kid
Sun.-Mon
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Donald Duck
Tnes
Madeleine Carroll Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Thurs
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Andrea’ Leeds
Hopalong Cassidy
Jack Holt
Our Church Directory
Methodist Church
W.W. Weiser
Christ. Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Paul _R.' Clouser
Miss'Jennie
GC. Powell
Fort Royal
Mabel Schott
Adlerika
Haines K.D
Simonis Grocery
Flora Beck Wilh
Neerreee
America
Greyhound
Semple
New York
Greyhound Terminal
New Galt Hotel
John Deere
W. F. Creeger & Son
John Deere Quality Implements
Carey, Ohio
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