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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
6
In the matter of the estate of Al mira B. Wolfe deceased, application for letters of administration filed bond ordered bond filed and approved letters issued to W A Wolfe. Account filed in the matter of guardianship of Orton D Ransburg first account filed.
Charles D Stubbs administrator of Noah G Frazier estate sues Ray Frazier et al in a matter tied to Henry W Stroll estate distributive account. The filing notes a waiver of mediation and references deceased parties and heirs in a probate context.
Culver Hanif files suit against Mamma Failor et al a bond action with sale ordered after filing and approval. The court grants sale authorization as part of the litigation process.
In the matter of the estate of Fred Retterer deceased a first final and distributive account has been filed detailing assets debts and proposed distributions under court supervision. The filing marks a key step toward settlement and closing of the estate.
Estate of Fred Retterer deceased files application for distribution in kind and court orders distribution. The action specifies grant of assets in kind to heirs or beneficiaries as laid out in the filing.
An application for determination of inheritance tax has been filed. A finding was made and a copy of the decision ordered for records.
Charles D. Stubbs administrator of Noah G. Frazier estate sues Ray D. Frazier and others. Answer and cross petition filed by Commercial Savings Bank referenced in the case.
Herbert Smith Laverne Iles and Nelson Longabaugh all of Upper Sandusky paid fines of 100 dollars each in the court of Mayor C H Golling at Nevada Thursday on charges of reckless auto driving in Nevada.
Frank A. Riester is recorded deceased and a report of sale of stock has been filed with the court and the sale confirmed. The action establishes final distribution of Riester's assets per probate proceedings and directs settlement of shares.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Krupp deceased an application for determination of inheritance tax was filed. A finding was made and a copy ordered.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Shultz deceased an application for letters testamentary was filed. A bond was ordered and filed and approved. Letters issued to Charles Harman and Susan Harman.
William F. Taylor son of C O Taylor and Miss Hattie M. Smith daughter of Josiah M. Smith both of Harpster are joined by Rev L B Smith in a ceremony noted by neighbors.
John Heath was arrested at Nevada Thursday morning by Deputy Sheriff Raymond Stansbery on a charge of non support of his five minor children.
Mrs Grace Vovnn appeared before the court of appeals in Lima for a babes corpus hearing to secure release from custody. The appeals court dismissed the action and ordered return to the county jail to remit fines and costs or face release restrictions, with Deputy Sheriff Stansbery escorting the party.
Supt FE M Crawford reports 536 children ages 5 to 18 in Sycamore rural district. Of them 28 are boys and 247 are girls. Residency by township includes 60 in Texas township Crawford county 17 in Crane Wyandot 1234 in Tympachtee Warandot Sycamore in Wyandot with 327 residents in Sycamore township.
Frank XII Brown admitted guilty to driving while intoxicated on Wednesday. He was fined $100 plus costs and his license was revoked for six months.
Cyrus E. note leads to civil action as Metnzer through J WooBowers sues FB C Richmond in commin pleas court to collect 721 dollars claimed from years past.
The record notes Clem Swihart involved in a legal matter and later turned over to the plaintiff for further action.
Harvey Walker, acquitted by a jury of obtaining money under false pretenses, had previously pleaded guilty to taking wool. He was released by Squire F. Bd. Weésday on the condition of obtaining a job and repaying the wool costs and case expenses.
In the matter of the will of Henry L Cronke deceased the testimony of witnesses was reduced to writing and filed with the court The will admitted to probate and ordered recorded
Application for letters of administration with the will annexed filed Bond ordered Bond filed and approved. Letters is sued to WEE Lininger.
In the matter of the will of Batt A Swerten deceased an application was filed. Testimony of witnesses was reduced to writing and filed with the court. Will admitted to probate and ordered recorded.
Application for letters of guardianship filed in the matter of Alice Maffett seeks appointment of a guardian. Bond offered as part of the proceedings in the guardianship case.
Willis Mann found guilty in common pleas court for possession of intoxicating liquor. He was fined 800 dollars plus costs and ordered jailed until payment. Mann is released on 1200 dollar bond posted by Ernest Dunn of Carey while he seeks a petition in error in the court of appeals.
The contract for building Mifflin road No 174 known as the Masters road was awarded in the county commissioners office at the court house Saturday to W G Milligan of Upper Sandusky at a bid of 4342.10 Provide mentions of other bidders Fred F Walton Co Wood Hensel Musgrowve O R Reinhart Bucyrus J I Foucht and Ideal Construction Co also competed from Upper Sandusky
A 78 acre farm in Salem township in the case Union Central Life Insurance Co against Mary Bes singer sold at sheriff's sale at the courthouse Saturday afternoon to C F Smith for 2389 dollars. The land, appraised at 3000 dollars, was sanctioned off by sheriff If B. Stansbery.
Dr E E Burns files suit in common pleas court through attorney W P Rowland against Alvin and Edith M Sanford seeking $1,134 on a note and foreclosure of certain mortgages with property to be sold to satisfy liens and claims.
A Saturday hearing in the Crane township commissioners' office at the court house granted the Hart ditch No 10. Details of the ruling and any conditions were not specified in readable text.
The divorce action of Darel DeVore against Olive DeVore opened in common pleas court Monday morning and continued all day with 28 witnesses subpoenaed for the plaintiff and 6 for the defendant. The plaintiff was represented by A K Hall and T I Mason and the defendant by Atty For Starter. A large audience heard Monday afternoon testimony.
Clarence Eugene Long a Titian glass worker and Miss Vena Marie Kraft of Crane Township Harr Kraft appear in the marriage license records.
Commissioners opened a hearing Monday to review the county surveyor's report on the Spitver ditch in Marseilles township and granted the count as printed.
A Wisconsin reader reports losing 11 pounds in six weeks using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims the product boosts energy, mood, and vitality, aids digestion, and targets fat reduction with daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water. Sold by Ewing Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph E. Orwig deceased an application for letters of administration was filed bond ordered and filed and approved. Letters issued to Samuel Orwig.
The court session regarding Devoré versus Devore continued Tuesday with an even larger audience than opening day, indicating rising public interest and attention to the case.
Marriage license issued to Daniel W. Heston laborer of Bellefontaine and Cora E. B. Wilson of Harpster with Rev. L Bosmitt officiating in Harpster.
Bond ordered and filed for the estate of Benjamin F. Burnett. Letters issued to William A. Mapletoft.
Adrian area residents report guests from Bowling Green and Lorain. Mr and Mrs E K Mullholland host Morence Mullholand and Charles Dible after their quiet marriage at the Evangelical parsonage in Tiffin. The couple left for Niagara Falls and Buffalo then plan to settle in Tostoria near the groom’s carbon works job.
Local residents visitations and social calls recorded in Fort Royal and nearby towns. Names include Hartles Baughmans VanBuren Spitzer Chambers Long and families from Findlay Carey Kenton and Wharton with multiple Sunday and midweek visits noted.
A mythical tale recounts the Eastern potentate and his son while wise men seek a cure for the prince by forcing him to wear a truly happy man’s shirt. They locate a happy man who lacks a shirt, rendering the plan unfulfilled.
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