Bar Docket Entries Judge Kear Passes Indeterminate Sentences
The bar docket reports Judge Russell H. Kear presiding over State vs Paul M Downing and Lloyd Smith. Downing pleads guilty to count two and receives an indeterminate sentence of one to seven years at Mansfield Reformatory plus costs. first count nolled. Smith pleads guilty to count two after withdrawing a prior not guilty plea and is sentenced to one to seven years at Columbus Penitentiary plus costs. Raymond Stansberry appointed to represent Smith and later paid $10 for services.
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Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Lloyd Smith
Theretto
Raymond Stansberry
Ohio
Columbus
Estates Involving Many Deceased Mergers Hearings And Final Accounts
The grand jury met Wednesday in Judge Russell H. Kear's court and heard a $ fine charge. Jurors listed include Myers Cubward Buckhardt Pennington Cook Shoop Walters Reed Buckmore and others from Upper Sandusky Carey Sycamore and nearby towns. Multiple estates such as Wenzinger Eshleman Hunter Schwilk Kiaiss Wiest Fritz Fritz B Lavely Wonder Stansberry Hufford Courtad Jacobs Orians Robey Krantz Lavely Chesebrough Sutter and others had inventories, appraisements, hearings on May 4th to 14th 1934 and letters of administration or estate actions ordered or filed.
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Michael Wenzinger
Abe Eshleman
Hattie BE. Hunter
George W. Schwilk
Frank W. Kiaiss
Samuel Wiest
Lucy Hill Wiest
Charlies Courtad
Will
John D. Fritz
Emily J. Bile
John B. Lavely
Ellen Lavely
Henry Lavely
de Bonis
W. C. Hare
Sarah Ann Wonder
Ervin K. Wonder
R. H. Stansberry
Lottie M. Smith
Charley M. Smith
Charles F. Sutter
John D. Siddall
Anna Ulrich
Conrad Hufford
Bond
Harrison Hufford
Charles Courtad
Leo T Courtad
Albert C. Jacobs
Harpster Grain Company
Cyrus H. Sears
Salome Orians
Clara M. Robey
Odelia Krantz
John BE. Lavely
Saxton A. Chesebrough
Seasion
Russell H. Kear
Harry Myers
Upper Sandusky
Reed
Buckmore
David Dow
Carey
H. A. Shumaker
Helen Pagnard
Karl Kraus
Oscar Barth
Graham spared prison after partial non-support guilty plea
George Graham appeared before Judge Russell H. Kear on Friday and pleaded guilty to non-support. On Saturday the judge noted Graham had contributed about $250 since December 9 and said he would avoid prison for now if he maintains proper conduct and regular reports. failure to do so could lead to sentencing to the penitentiary.
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George Graham
Russell H. Kear
Kear Meade
Graham
Thas
School Enumerators Named in County Districts
Appointments of enumerators in Antrim McCutchenville Marseilles Nevada Richland Salem Sycamore districts reported to Superintendent Ralph Broede. Listed are Ralph Seigler Mrs Mary Chaney Supt W J Briegel Leo Read Miss Ollie Lutz Walter S Gottfried and Hilda Cavanaugh. Eden Harpster and Mifflin districts have no appointments.
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Ralph Broede
Antrim Township
Ralph Seigler
McCutchenville
Mary Chaney
Marseilles
W. J. Briegel
Nevada
Leo Read
Richland
Ollie Lutz
Salem
Walter S. Gottfried
Sycamore
Hilda Cavanaugh
Eden
Harpster
Mifflin
County Teachers Exam Set for Saturday in Court House
A county teachers' examination will be held Saturday in the grand jury room 7 at the court house. It is one of four required to be held during the year.
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Grand Jury Room
Sheriff's Sale in Partition in Nevada Case
Sheriff sale in partition held at the courthouse Saturday in the case William J. Heimann versus Mol Tie Welge and others. Property offered for sale with minimum bid not less than the amount stated and bid by the plaintiff for 600.
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Nevada
William J. Heimann
Mol Tie Welge
Court House
Divorce Granted in Opper Opposed Case
Judge Russell H. Kear grants divorce to Belva Opper from James W. Opper on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Cross petition favors defendant. Court approves custody and property agreements and orders plaintiff to pay monthly support and costs.
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Russell H. Kear
James W. Opper
Belva Opper
Adi
Reformatory Sentence for Bucyrus Forgery Suspect
James Blise alias James Blackford of Bucyrus was indicted for forging a check to a local business firm. He pleaded guilty before Judge Russell H. Rear and received an indeterminate term of one to twenty years at the Ohio Reformatory in Mansfield.
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ats _t
James Blise
James Blackford
Bucyrus
Russell
H. Rear
Ohio
Mansfield
Griswold and Schaub Family Notices From Marion County
Local notices mention Griswold of Salt Rock township Marion County farmer and Miss Lillian Schaub of Upper Sandusky daughter of Karl Schaub in a school-related event or recognition. The fragmentary text references names and relations with unclear context and date.
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Orville
Griswold
Salt Rock Township
Marion County
C. Griswold
Lillian’ ‘Schaub
Upper
Sandusky
Karl Schaub
BEYEO
Elessenter
Men Arrested in Sheep Theft Case Near Sycamore
Sheriff Weatherholtz and Deputy Frywers held two suspects, Paul Downing and Lloyd Smith of near Sycamore, on larceny charges for entering the Charles Wiest farm barn to steal sheep. Arraignment set before Justice F. B. Weldaw.
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Harry Weatherholtz
Paul H. Frywers
Mansfield
Paul M. Downing
Lloyd Smith
Near
Sycamore
Charles Wiest
Wiest
Justice of the Peace
F. B. Weldaw
Goshe and Kessler Take Out Marriage License
Linus P. Goshe of Big Springs township Seneca county farmer son of Andrew Goshe and Margaret Kessler of Crawford township daughter of John Kessler were issued a marriage license.
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Linus P. Goshe
Big Springs Township
Seneca County
Andrew Goshe
Margaret Kessler
Crawford Township
John Kessler
Pleaded Guilty in Larceny and Sheep Theft Case
Paul M. Downing of near Sycamore pleaded guilty before Judge Russell H. Kear to larceny and to sheep theft from the Charles Wiest farm. He received an indefinite sentence of one to seven years at the Ohio Reformatory in Mansfield.
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Paul M. Downing
Sycamore
Russell H. Kear
Charles Wiest
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
George Graham Charged with Non-Support Arraigned
George Graham was arraigned before Judge Russell H. Kear on Friday afternoon charged with non-support. He pleaded guilty but sentencing was deferred.
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George Graham
Russell H. Kear
Lloyd Smith Convicted Sheep Thief Taken to Columbus
Lloyd Smith, recently convicted for sheep stealing, was taken to Columbus Monday by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz and Deputy Sheriff Paul Frey.
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Lloyd Smith
Collumbus
Harry Weatherholtz
Paul Frey
Month's Marriages In April See Big Rise In Licenses
Seven marriage licenses were issued in the probate division during April, compared with only two issued in the same month last year.
Recall of 1874 Cold Snap and Galion Circus Snow
The Galion Inquirer notes that April 25, 1874 brought heavy snow and freezing conditions so severe the John Robinson's Circus could not perform. Local resident John J Schaefer recalls the frigid day and compares it to recent warmer weather, stating the 1874 chill surpassed current temperatures.
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Mercury
John J Schaefer
North Union Street
John
John Robinson
Galion
Galion Inquirer
Real estate transfer in Hancock County records
William P Miller transfers 35 acres in Amanda township 40 acres in Biglick township and lot 44 plus inlet 43 in Vanlue to Phoebe Miller all subject to life estate across Hancock County parcels.
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Hancock County
William P Miller
Phoebe Miller
Amanda Township
Biglick Township
Inlet
Vanlue
Our Lady of Consolation Church Directory
Our Lady of Consolation lists Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Masses are Sunday at 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. Rosary and benediction Sunday evening at 7:30.
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OUR Lady OF Consolation
Father Paul Vollrath
Edwin Borntraeger
Sunday Schedule for Rev Paul R Clouser Parish
Pastor Paul R Clouser leads services with Sunday school at 9 15 a m graded classes for children and adults The service is at 10 30 a m Vanlue service at 2 30 p m Luther League at 7 p m Vespers at 7 45 p m Church Council meets Tuesday at 8 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Choir Rehearsal Saturday at 7 30 p m
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Vanlue
Luther League
Church Council
Church schedule and meetings led by Rev Kern
Rev C H Kern leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Wesley Phillips as superintendent Morning Worship at 1046 with the topic Christian Education BE and CE hold 7 00 led by Donald Thomas Preaching at 8 00 Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 00 Official board meets Friday at 8 00 Sunday school board meets Friday at 8 45
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Wesley Phillips
Donald Thomas
Wharton United Brethren Plans May Youth Day
Rev. O. E. Botkin leads Beech Grove church as Young People observe Sunday May 6 with full charge in Sunday school and worship. Theme Jesus Calls Us invites friends. Mother's Day May 13 and Pentecost May 20 noted.
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O. E. Botkin
Beech Grove Church
Jesus
Sunday School Assembly and Morning Worship Service Schedule
Sunday School class at 9 30am followed by general assembly at 10 15am. The worship service at 10 35am features a quartet and a morning message by Supt. W. L. Arnholt. The theme urges doing more for the world than it does for you.
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Supt
W. L. Arnholt
Evening Worship Service Includes Sermon by Rev Norman Sweat
The church invites all to an evening worship with song and praise at 7 45 led by Rev Norman Sweat of the Upper Sandus KY Methodist church. The Epworth League devotional meetings will be discontinued during the summer months.
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Norman Sweat
Methodist
Upper Sandusky
Epworth League
Residents Visit Across Nearby Towns and Families
Local residents made social visits across multiple towns. Vanlue hosted Mrs. Luther Haines and daughter Patty from Carey while Ada hosted Mrs. Fla Miller for a Sunday dinner. Other guests included Linday guests, Sandusky Bay cottage stay, and gatherings at Carey Findlay and Deshler households.
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Luther Haines
Patty of
Carey
Vanlue
Fla Miller
George Wagner
Ada
P. B. Hendricks
Sandusky Bay
Sherman Crawford
Mrs. Cramer
Forest
Carey Clean-Up Week Notice 1934
Take notice that from Tuesday May 8 until Saturday May 12 1934 will be clean up week in Carey on all the streets. Everything to be hauled away should be placed near the street in safe containers. Do not use paper sacks or paper containers. No ashes wire fences or auto parts. By order of the Council of Carey. JACOB NITRAUER Clerk. Use the Want Column. It pays.
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Carey
Council of
Jacob Nitrauer
Notice for bids on transformers distribution in Carey Ohio
The Board of Public Affairs will receive sealed bids at their office in Carey Ohio on May 25 1934 at 7 130 p m for three 87 percent 2300 volts to 115 230 volts single phase 60 cycle distribution transformers.
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Board of Public
Affairs
Dnt
Carey
Ohio
Bugbhnia
Findlay Woman Seeks Congress Seat in Eighth District
Columbus reports Miss Gertrude Jones vice chairman of the Republican state committee announces her candidacy for Congress in the eighth district. Her home is in Findlay.
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Columbus
Gertrude Jones
Republican State Committee
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the. Court House
Kear
Reg Peshes Bens Tape
Orewiler
Our Church Directory
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clouser
C. H. Kern
Wharton United Brethren Charge
First Methodist Church
A. C. Rainsberger
Cloyce Wagner of
Findlay
Raymond Shaffer
Evelyn Beck
Mrs
Franklin Beard
Reed Needles
Phil Ballard
Deshler
Semler
Kiser
Kenton
George Kiser
Sherman Rangeler
Mr. Rangeler
Charles Rangeler
Robert Earley of
Ella Earley
Kenneth Coldren
W. P. Miller
Forest Miller
John Kloopfer
Gust Summit
Amanda Moore
Fred Hendricks
Notich
Congress
Simonis
Westbree
The
Carey Battery Co
White Rose
White Rose Ethyl
En-Ar-Co
National Refining Company
Lite-Star Oil Products, Co
Royal Gasoline
Motor Oil
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