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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
3
An application for a marriage license was filed in probate court Thursday by Bred Corfman of Upper Sandusky a farmer and Miss Hilda Vernella Schindler of Upper Sandusky a nurse. Rev A Riggs of Delaware was named to officiate.
Judge Earl B. Carter presided in Willard Stangberg versus Harvey Stansabery et al for damages. The Citizens Building & Loan Co. vs Ida K. Ramey et al found against Ida and John Ramey on their third amended cross petition. cross petition dismissed for failure to prove by preponderance. A transcript filed in S. E. H. Bretz versus A C Walton and J O Walton for 55.55 dollars transferred from Justice of the Peace to Common Pleas Court.
In Re the Dissolution of Fashion Art Clothes Inc. Bart Burson is named temporary receiver upon bond of $500. He must preserve corporation assets and collect sums due, with authority to assemble merchandise per the Marshall Field contract by May 6, 1932. Expenses limited to on-hand materials unless Neumann funds labor and materials. profits from Marshall Field orders go to the corporation assets after reimbursement. Multiple estate actions and guardianship matters follow, including inventories, distributions, and will probates, with May 6 1932 and April 30 1932 deadlines referenced.
Additional jurors from the jury wheel named for the May term include Clark Weininger Sycamore R G Mullholland McCutchenville Della Jury Morral D F Young Wharton. Seventy two names not used in February will complete the May term list.
Lillian A Maffet is deceased and a first and final account is filed. Mildred G Hall serves as administrator with the will annexed of Ferdinand Schnitzler. The plaintiff sues Hugo Schnitzler and others with an order of sale issued. W P Rowland is assignee for LeRoy George. Private sale is returned and filed and sale is confirmed with deed ordered. In the matter of the estate of,
Sheriff Lawrence Weatherholtz and his brother avert a planned highway hold up after spotting a car with a missing tail light. On arriving in Marion, police search nearby cars and arrest reports confirm the attempted robbery. Weatherholtz cites many Wyandot county autos operating at night with faulty or missing tail lights and urges drivers to fix the problem.
A Monday hearing in the commissioners office at the courthouse dismissed the prayer of petition on the Ball ditch in Crane Township.
A petition in error has been filed in the case of the State of Ohio against Roy E Bowers, through Attorney F Stalters.
Alfred Keller of Tiffin was taken into custody Saturday evening in Upper Sandusky by Marshal L F Sherry on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor M S Newell and was fined 300 dollars plus costs, held in the county jail. nearly 20 pints were alleged as the quantity.
Bert Pisel pleads not guilty to assault with intent to kill after threatening Mayor C. M. Sandridge and parading with a weapon. He allegedly brandished an axe at Deputy Fred Jonas and admitted striking with the dik e, while claiming no memory of why. He is jailed awaiting further proceedings.
Leanore Hagley files for divorce from Elmer Hagley citing separation and alleged failure to treat her as his wife. They wed at Carey on April 20 1928 and have no children. Attorney F J Stalter represents the plaintiff.
Mary Grummel sues Rupert Grummel as executor of Lewis Grummel estate seeking a judgment for 1669.24 through attorney F. J. Stalter.
The trustee in bankruptcy will sell at public auction in Carey Ohio on Thursday May 5 1932 at 1 p m the remainder of G H Follett jewelry and optical store stock. The items include emblem rings tinsel ribbon and cord holiday cards crepe paper jewelry cases display cases clocks safes and many other articles. Terms are cash. H G Chambers Trustee in Bankruptcy H G Orians auctioneer.
Fostoria public school teachers voted to work the last two weeks without pay and to accept wage reductions of 5 to 18 percent for the next school year. Janitors also take a one month summer layoff with the same reductions, and the action covers the superintendent secretary attendance officer nurse and doctor. Estimated savings reach about $5,700.
Bert Pisel of Harpster was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond in Squire F E Weitlaw's court in Upper Sandusky on Monday.
The church notes Rev. Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include Low Mass at 7 30 a m High Mass at 10 00 a m with Rosary Confraternity Prayers and Benediction at 1 30 p m.
Rev. Paul R Clauser presides with Sunday school at 9 15 morning service at 10 30 honoring Mother's Day with special music Luther League meets at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 Wednesday Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Society Prayer service on Wednesday 7 30 Saturday choir rehearsal at 7 30.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m features mothers in the program and a Mother's Day themed sermon. An E L C E service follows at 7 and at 8 the ladies present a pageant. Mid week 8 pm service and Friday 8 pm church board meeting.
Rev C W Sultzbach leads a Mother's Day service at the Methodist Episcopal Church with a full schedule including church school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 A special note asks whites worn for departed mothers and colors for living ones The sermon extols maternal love as divine and essential urging appreciation beyond sentiment and inviting all to attend the Mother's Day observance.
Miss Evelyn Beard visited Toledo on Monday afternoon. L F Feastermaker met John Alspach Tuesday morning. Mrs Rachel Wright visited Mrs Merle Thomas on Thursday. Mrs Addison Lee visited Mrs Eliza Hov in Vanlue Saturday. Charles Tong visited Mr and Mrs Hosea Tong Monday afternoon. Miss Esther Clair spent Monday with Miss Wary Kathryn Alspach. Betty Jane Benard visited Findlay relatives Monday and Tuesday. Lester Beard was a Friday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs H C Billings of Vanlue. H A Stoll, S C Presler and son Don went to Fostoria Saturday on business. Clayton Miller and Earl Breitigam.
Local residents and guests from Findlay and surrounding towns gathered for Sunday and weekend visits. People listed include Miss Reva Beard, Miss Evelyn Beard, Mr and Mrs Cletis Wisner and family, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Beck, Mr and Mrs Hosea Tong, Mr and Mrs Wheeler Kimmel, and many others visiting relatives such as the Billings, Alspach, Fenstermaker, Presler, and Beck families across Vanlue Findlay and McGuffy with trips to Toledo and Arcadia noted in passing.
Mrs. F. W. Savidge and her son George of Crawford and Mr and Mrs J A Kimmel attended the funeral of Ed Thompson at Findlay yesterday afternoon. Thompson was a Civil War veteran and 98 years old.
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