Three Men Sentenced in Crestline Mail Theft Case
Federal Judge Charles J. McNamee at Cleveland sentenced three men in a Crestline related mail theft ring. Robert Butter and Leonard Butter pleaded guilty to receiving a $213 stolen watch and received three months in prison and a $1 000 fine. Emil Wegman of the Pennsylvania Railroad was given an 18 month term after inspectors said he stole over $10,000 in merchandise across years.
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Charles J. McNamee
Cleveland
Crestline
Robert Butter
Leonard
Emil Wegman
of Pennsylvania Railroad
Wwan
Pittsburgh
Wegman
Births Reported At Mercy Hospital Tiffin And Nearby Areas
A series of birth notices from Mercy Hospital Tiffin and nearby locales records several newborns. Mark William Hayman born to Richard and Frances Hayman at Mercy Hospital. Steven Louis Garn born to Gerald and Frances Garn in Carey. Jennifer Lynn Clark born to Donald and Ruth Clark near Carey. Dennis Wayne Yentzer born to Dwight and Billie Yentzer northeast of Carey. Barbara Sue Stansberry born to Howard and Betty Stansberry near Lovell. Howard Yaussy and spouse welcome an 11pounds 2-ounce son at Bucyrus City hospital.
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Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Richard Hayman
Mark William
Frances Peirce
William Peirce
Garey
Hugh Hayman
HE. Brown Avenue
Carey
Gerald Garn
Findlay Street
Steven Louis
Frances Montz
Herbert Montz
Carey Garn
Frederick Street
D. m
Donald C. cldPis
Jennifer
Ruth *Hosafros
Karl Hosafros
Herbert Clark
Upper Sandusky
Jennifer Lynn
Patty
Carla
Dwight Yentzer
Dennis Wayne
Billie Wanda Horn
Charles Horn
South Street
Lee Yentzer
Charles Dwight
Lovell
Howard Stansberry
Barbara Sue
Betty Jacobs
Benjamin Jacobs
Sacramento
Calif
Howard Allen
Larry
Paul Stansberry
Bucyrus City Hospital
Howard Yaussy
S. Sandusky
Local Couple Welcomes First Child David Baker
The baby boy named David Baker is welcomed by his mother Martha Baker formerly of Carey and father from Bucyrus. He is the first child for the couple, with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C H Baker of Carey and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Yaussy of Bucyrus.
New Auto Tag Stickers Available for $1.25
Ohio motorists who lose their windshield stickers in 1952 can replace them for $1.45, matching the cost of replacing lost metal license tags. Substitutes are mailed from Columbus, require application through a deputy registrar, and transferring plates to a new car requires a new windshield sticker.
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Columbus
Ohio
Haunted Moll House Collapse Highlights Northwest Carey History
The Toledo Sunday Blade's 1948 illustrated feature describes the Moll home near Carey in Hancock County that once stood 160 years for a family lineage. Only a south wall remains as the haunted reputation lingers, with tales of rocking chairs and a ghostly death omen referenced by locals.
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Forest Crislip
Southstreet
Toledo Sunday Blade
Carey
Hancoc County
Moll
John
Laura Moll
Etta Smith
Nellie V. Farmer
van- Tue
Farmer
Eman
FCC allocates new TV channel 53 to Findlay Ohio
The FCC announced final distribution of TV channels across the nation, granting ultra high frequency channel 53 to Findlay. Allocation of air space for 59 stations ends the nationwide freeze. Ohio now has 12 TV stations.
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FOO
Findlay
Ubr Shannin
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Ohio
Cotter Granted Divorce From LeRoy in Common Pleas
B Cotter wins divorce from Jean LeRoy Cotter in common pleas court on grounds alleging incompatibility and duty. Action notes a structured split and legal dissolution of marriage.
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Zoa
B. Cotter
Jean LeRoy
Cotter
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