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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
3
Evangeline P. Rupp of Newton Falls files a petition in common pleas court against the unknown heirs and representatives of William Milligan and May Starkey to quiet title to real estate. Papers filed through attorney Russell C. Price.
A marriage license was issued in probate court to John W. Cram of Bascom a lumber grader and Mrs Pearl G Wilson of Upper Sandusky. Rev Haines presided. Another license issued to Marion R Current of Fort Wayne Ind an insurance salesman son of William A Current and Miss Bernice Huston of Richland township Rumoe terms daughter of Loren Huston Rev E B H Engle.
Probate entries show inventories and appraisements filed for multiple estates with hearings set for June 26 and June 29. Appraisers listed. distributions, transfers of real estate, and accounts filed. Guardianship accounts and bonds noted. Local social notes follow, listing residents visiting and events around Carey and Upper Sandusky.
The guardianship court filed and approved the guardian's compensation and attorney fees, confirming payment to the fiduciary and counsel. The action establishes the court's endorsement of fee amounts and disbursement plan for the guardianship case.
Lucille G. Smith seeks a divorce from David P. Smith in Mon Pleas Court charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Papers filed through attorney R. H. Stansbery.
Charles Campbell of 381 East Mark Street Marion pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated at the common pleas court in Upper Sandusky before Judge Russell H Kear. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and had his driving license revoked for one year. Campbell was arrested by the State Highway Patrol Sunday afternoon on Route 23 near Upper Sandusky.
Thirty relatives attended the Stoll family reunion at Carey park last Thursday evening. Among the attendees were Mr and Mrs C A Wentz Mrs John Boehm and daughter Naomi of Upper Sandusky Mr and Mrs Russell McEvoy of Marion and Harry Stoll who was elected president and Miss Marie Kennerley who became secretary treasurer. Next year's reunion is set for the third Thursday in June at Carey park.
A 76 year old Biglick township farmer and his wife were defrauded of 3000 dollars by two fast talking confidence men who posed as buyers and arranged a lock box scheme. One suspect claimed to bring 20000 from Mexico City to settle an old debt while the other posed as a disinterested party. The men drove to Findlay and back, leaving a fishing tackle box with a lock box and a phony roll of money to seal the ruse. They fled after the lock was forced open.
A new drying process boosts food preservation for wartime needs. Drying cuts bulk and weight, freeing shipping space. Dried eggs equal many shell eggs in value, with egg drying rising to about 250 million pounds yearly. Powdered skim milk exceeds 500 million pounds annually, and drying cheese is being developed.
The Air Line Packing Co has begun processing peas from 650 contracted acres near Edgerton. Yield and quality are good and the four week season runs as Uncle Sam holds a priority share of the pack.
The church lists a Sunday timetable with Low Masses at 6:15 and 8:00 a.m. High Mass at 10:30 a.m. Rosary and Benediction at 2:30 p.m. Weekday Masses at 7:00 and 8:45 a.m. Rev. Paul Vollrath is pastor with Rev. Joseph Herpy as assistant.
Rev M Paul Paetznick pastor leads early service at 8 00 a m with sermon Gods Deliverance Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by Morning Worship at 10 30 a m with sermon A Christians Return The Luther League to run nursery during the 10 30 service.
Rev Donald W Cryer presides at World Service Sunday with Mrs For rest Baker as chair. The 10 30 a m service features a cantata A Summer Day directed by Mrs C G Laird performed by children. Infant baptisms and Epworth League Lakeside Booster meet with Mt Blanchard guest Rev Bruce Wendt speaking.
Sister Ivory Harmes, Pastor, delivers Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Y P E meets Sunday at 7:00 p.m. Sunday evening services start at 7:46. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45. Services Saturday evening at 7:45.
Rev E L Lee preaches at 10 30 am on Our Mission in the World with Sunday school at 9 30 am Russell Phillips superintendent. Evening service at 8 pm on Hidden Strength. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 30 pm Young Married People class meets Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Cliford Wise announce a June business and social gathering to be held this Friday evening at the home of Ted and Robert Wonder near Wharton. The event is organized by The E U C EE.
Henry County reports Captain Robert Johnson, once stationed at Camp Shelby and serving in Panama, faced excess baggage rules in New York. He entrusted his cherished suitcase to a stranger with an Ohio license plate ending in X. The case was returned last Saturday to George Johnson in Napoleon via Defiance residents.
One hundred relatives gathered at Carey park Sunday for the Dible Phillips reunion. George Myers of Findlay was elected president, Mrs Carl Johnson of Carey secretary, Kenneth Dible of southwest Carey treasurer, and F E Phillips of Springville vice president for life. The 1943 reunion is scheduled for the third Sunday in June at Carey park.
Alice Mary Vehrs of Findlay seeks divorce from Earl Henry Vehrs of Vanlue in Hancock County court on grounds of extreme cruelty and failure to provide. No children are involved. She requests restoration of her maiden name Alice Mary Drummelsmith and a reasonable share of the property. Attorney: Fred Hover.
F F A and 4 H club boys will hold a swimming party on Sunday June 28 meeting at the high school at 1 30 p m Billy Vaughn F F A Reporter reports the event for the local page.
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