Court News and Probate Actions Across Wyandot County
Court reports show A B Whitney assignee vs Walter Messmer on sale order. guardianship for George E Tuttle first account suspended. Anna Hunt estate letters issued. wills probated. Mary Kuenzli estate administered. real estate sale petition filed. minor defendant summons issued. Miller sentenced for unlawful liquor possession, fined $400 plus costs and jailed until paid. Court of Appeals finds no reversible error in Lama v Peters. John D Lama appeal remanded for execution. Local notices include foreclosure orders and road vacation planning in Richland township. various lawsuits and administrative actions ongoing.
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A. B. Whitney
Walter Messmer
George E. Tuttle
John Burkhardt
Anna Hunt
Tete Hunt Walton
Willy
W.c. Kuenzli
Mary Kuenzli
W C Kuenzli
Jesse Miller
Common Pleas
Charles F. Close
Wyandot
Close
Miller
Clerk of Courts
Harless
Court of Appeals
John D. Lama
Norman Peters
Ralph Gibson
Lancaster
Scheidegger
Columbus
Ida B. Holdridge
Frank “. Berry
Elias Parker
Alvin Curts
Wyandot County Distributes Funds to Local Authorities
County Auditor Anthony J. Kraus completed distributing a total of 459,678.24 dollars to Wyandot County, townships, municipalities and schools. The funds support local government and educational funding across the area.
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Anthony J. Kraus
Wyandot County
Lawsuit Filed for 748.74 in Carey Court
P W Jacob through attorney Ora R Wade of Fostoria has filed suit in common pleas court against Floyd S Huston and others seeking a money judgment of 748.74. Carey Times want ads help you clean house.
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Hiram Bare
Common Pleas Court
Verd Beard
Dora Beard
Tiffin
Frank Baldwin
Weidemann & Patton
Marion
Sherff
Scheidegerer
P W Jacob
Ora R Wade
Fostoria
Floyd S Huston Et al
The
Carey Times
A Plea For Our Trees In Our Village Street
A contributor urges residents to protect tall branching trees along Carey’s Main Street. The piece condemns over pruning and top cutting, warns of decay from exposed cross cuts, and calls for care to keep trees in proper shape without removing the tops.
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Carey
Ohio farms boost machinery and grain output in 1929 report
Ohio farmers bought 40 percent more machinery last year than in the previous two years, rural economists report. United States poultry farms produced 678 million chickens, up 29.4 million from 1928, per the Agriculture Department. Ohio studies note eight to nine grape varieties suit local conditions and a new 16 page bulletin on grapes is free from Ohio State University. A 1/5 window area rule appears in a kitchen bulletin, and entomologists warn of nearly 10 billion European corn borers if corn stalks are not cleaned by June 1. Public salary scales show New York leads pay, with Delaware Texas Wyoming and others lower. New Hampshire Vermont and South Dakota governors receive modest sums.
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Ireland
Sam
Ohio
United States
Federal Department of Agriculture
Ohio State University
State Director of Agriculture
Truax
New Hampshire
Vermont
South Dakota
Delaware
Texas
Wyomin
New York
Pennsylvania
Alinois
Walking as a social barometer in different regions
The piece notes Western suspicion of pedestrians as potential horse thieves and contrasts it with India where walking is undignified for officials. It says dignitaries often ride elephants, with retainers in tow, reflecting local status cues and mobility norms.
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West
India
Council Meets in Regular Session in Town Minutes
The council gathered Monday with Mayor Blue and councilmen Constien Hendricks Jacobs Black and Chambers and Clerk John Steady. Bills were presented and allowed including salaries for first half March and various local vendors and services. The mayor named Minor Mann night officer to replace resigned J E Coulter, appointment confirmed.
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Blue
Constien
Hendricks
Jacobs
Black
Chambers
John Steady
C. A. Williams
Taylor Street
F. G. Zender
Lawrence Platt
Ray Stroub
Grove Street
Minor Mann
J. E. Coulter
Local Notes From Mt Blanchard March 11 1925
Community items report illness and recovery of Harley Laws and moving of Wm Long to Vanlue, visits from Bonnie Stayley and Nancy Waltermire, social gatherings at Sampson Fetters Snider and Shull households, and death notices for Lucy Fahl and Mrs John Semler. Public sale announced at Bigelow church for March 26 with church building, bell, furnishings, and structures.
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Rex. Stayley
Nancy Waltermire
Houcktown
Malinda Sampson
Frank Sampson
Laura Snider
E F Snider
Ray Shull
Lucy Fahl
L. Lee
Findlay
Grace van Scott
Job van Scott
Africa
John Semler
Arlington
Reddick
Bigelow Church
Carey
Findlay-Carey State Road
Farm Bureau files 71 suits in Lorain County debt drive
Lorain County Farm Bureau has filed 71 suits against southern Lorain County residents to recover delinquent dues and is mounting an aggressive campaign to bolster its financial affairs.
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Lorain County
April Chicks Show Lowest Mortality in Ohio Study
Ohio State University poultry extension specialists report April as the best month for hatching chicks noting lower losses, improved broiler profit, and better pullet egg production. Early hatching reduces mortality in February and March, while later in the season losses drop when chicks access outdoor exercise and sunlight. Mrs. Nellie Stulls attended the Marion visit as a delegate to the state D A R convention.
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Ohio State University
Nellie Stulls
The
Widows’ and Widowers’ League of America
Marion
Palm displays marks of Mexican War heroism for Cleveland show
A Palm, dubbed the Mexican War Palm, carries battle scars along its main stem with bullets from enemy guns. The tale recalls a lone American officer who sheltered behind the palm during a fight, then captured the remaining attackers. The plant belongs to W. A. Manda of South Grange, New Jersey.
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Cleveland
Oes
W. A. Manda
South Grange
N. J
Purgidaire Refrigerator Demonstration Soon at Local Store
Local dealer announces the agency for the Purgidaire refrigerator. A demonstratory event will be held at the store in a short time with C F SUTTERY presenting details.
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Ae C.F. Suttery
Public Utilities Asked to Approve Sidney Lima Bus Line
Mrs A O G Schrimplin of Dayton asks the state public utilities commission to grant authority to operate a bus line between Sidney and Lima. The filing seeks permission to run regular service and establish routes and schedules.
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Sidney
Lima
State ‘Public Utilities Commission
Part-Time Book Prompt Sparks Mixed Reactions
A reader discusses a book titled Part-Time Book, noting mixed impressions. The respondent says some passages resonate while others feel foolish, reflecting fluctuating opinions on the work.
Fritz- Vic confrontation turns deadly rumor to action
A tense exchange escalates after a man claims a resemblance to Vic. Fritz reveals he killed the man, prompting immediate danger and prompting further investigation.
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Fritz
Vic
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