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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
6
Judge Earl 8 Carter notes John D Curtis executor against Mabel G Songer et al. Lot 8 ordered sold for 2000 upon plaintiff and devisees under will. cause continued for Lot 90 proceedings.
F. E. Weidaw justice of the peace reports a sale bill filed in the matter of the estate of Manson H. Enders. The filing lists Henry Ralph Winders of Findlay and Mrs Mabel Laura Fisher of Upper Sandusky among involved parties.
In the matter of Minnie Dennison deceased an application for letters testamentary was filed. A bond was ordered, bond filed and approved. Letters issued to Catherine Wentz.
Equipment of the Ohio theatre in Upper Sandusky in the case of Ira P. Bristol of Wharton against W L Bristol was sold at sheriff's sale Thursday afternoon to the plaintiff for 300 dollars. The organ was not included. Sheriff H B Stansbery acted as auctioneer.
Officials report several arrests with five more detainees in county jail. Hiram Bell of Nevada faces a statutory charge arraigned by Justice Weldow and held without bond. George Heck of Carey pled guilty to breaking and entering and theft and is bound over on ten thousand dollars. Joel Greek of Carey pled guilty and also bound over on five hundred dollars. Frank Shafer of Nevada pleads not guilty and is jailed on five hundred dollars. Louis Chatlain of Nevada faces possession charge with nearly a gallon of whiskey in his car and will be arraigned before Judge Carter.
Two tracts in Provident Mutual Life Insurance cases, one of fifty acres appraised at 3250 sold for 2167, and another forty acres appraised at 2000 fetched 12 percent, both bought by Sherman Williams of Bellefontaine. Sheriff H B Stansbery cited the sales at the courthouse Saturday.
Judge Earl Bo Carter entered a divorce and alimony decree Saturday in the case of Grace Mankel versus Irvin RR Mankel. Grace Mankel sought dissolution of marriage and support arrangements in the probate court.
On motion the defendant's answer and cross petition are withdrawn. Heard on petition and evidence. Court finds the defendant guilty of extreme cruelty and grants the divorce. Property settlement and alimony follow the parties' agreement. plaintiff restored to her maiden name. Plaintiff represented by F. J. Stalter and Fred Authrey of Marion. defendant by A. K. Hall H. L. Mason and W. C. Hare.
In common pleas court, Rose Hamaker and Frank Shafer of Nevada faced statutory charges after a late Saturday appearance. Shafer pleaded guilty with sentence deferred pending residency in Nevada avoidance. Hamaker also pleaded guilty and received a 10 day county jail sentence.
Russell Ward of Carey was arraigned Saturday afternoon before Judge Earl B Carter on a non support charge. He pleaded not guilty and posted a $300 bond.
Louis Chatlain of Nevada faced Judge Earl B. Carter and pled not guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor. He posted a $100 bond and a trial was scheduled for the following Saturday morning.
Inventory and appraisement filed in the matter of the estate of Joseph A Williams and related estate of Noah G Frazier. Details show assets listed and appraised as part of the probate records. Proceedings indicate formal filing of inventories.
The report covering April 1 1929 to April 1 1930 lists 125 marriage licenses and 10 marriages by banns, total 135. It notes 104 estates administered, 46 letters testamentary, and 58 administrator appointments, 49 wills probated, 19 guardianships for 19 children and 50 total wards, plus 18 committed to the State Hospital for the Insane and one boy and one girl to industrial school.
Bills of sale for 79 new automobiles were filed with Clerk of Courts E J Ulrich in April. Additionally four new trucks were recorded in the same month.
Aid in support of dependents was being prepared at the county auditor's office for the county's share of 130.68 dollars covering six months for dependents at the Institution for the Feebleminded in Columbus.
The county commissioners were inspecting the Spitler ditch in Marseilles township on Monday to assess drainage concerns and potential repair needs.
A new bond was filed in the guardianship matter of John Courtad. The filing advances the proceedings to secure the guardian's duties and ensure proper oversight. Court records indicate the case moving toward finalization under the related statutory framework.
Testimony of witnesses reduced to writing and filed with the court. Will admitted to probate and ordered recorded.
First, final and distributive account filed in the matter of the estate of Hannah Troup, deceased. The filing records the administrator’s final accounting and proposed distributions.
In the matter of the will of Leere Wood, deceased, a will and application have been filed for probate.
In the matter of the guardianship of James H. Brewer an application was filed and ordered. A notice has been issued for a hearing set for May 10, 1930, at 10:00 a.m.
William Risner of Carey son of D Risner and Miss Flossie Wester near Carey daughter of Jasper West were joined by Rev Lennie Stone of near Carey a minister in the Pentecostal Workers of the World denomination.
Louis Chatlain of Nevada was held on a $100 bond for a haversch charge by Judge Earl B. Carter. He furnished bond Monday and was released awaiting trial before the judge next Saturday.
At Tiffin Tuesday the Boyles joint county sale drew bidders led by ard Bailey of Kenton who secured the lot for 992 dollars and 60 cents.
The county commissioners viewed the Sweigard ditch in Tymochtee township on Tuesday, assessing its condition and potential need for maintenance.
The Cross road in Sycamore Township was approved by the county commissioners at a Tuesday afternoon hearing on the petition.
Numerous Carey residents and families visited kin and friends across nearby towns. Quarantine was placed on the Ruehle home for smallpox last Saturday. Attendees included Haines, Yaichner, Presler, Ewing, and Schearer families with gatherings in Bucyrus, Van Wert, Napoleon, Wooster, and Tiffin.
Mrs Charles Bland and Mrs W A Vaughn visited Monday and several neighbors called on Mrs M C Yost Sunday. Friends from Toledo Youngstown and Carey spent weekends with Beebe families. The Tf R C Club met with Mrs Thompson hosting and a mystery box from Mrs Yost.
Ohio State University extension advisor Fow Dean notes hardwoods with proven native forest performance and strong lumber demand make the best reforestation choices. Species highlighted include black walnut white ash white and red oaks tulip poplar sugar maple and white elm suited to northwest Ohio soils. catalpa cottonwood and Chinese poplar offer alternatives for bottomlands and stream areas for pulp or paper wood.
A London bystander quotes a witty exchange as a daughter asks her father for funds for her trousseau while he feigns ignorance of her engagement, and she chastises him for not reading the papers.
The report notes Mrs John Fleck hosting and serving refreshments by a hostess. It lists upcoming club plans with Mrs J J Kohmann to entertain in four weeks. Visitors include Walter Beebe of Toledo Ray Bee of Carey and families visiting Mr and Mrs F C Beebe and Miss Edith Beebe. Afternoon guests include R G Hetzel and Miss Dorcas among others.
A man, working with care, lifts the hood and wipes grease from his hands before entering his own car. He starts the engine slowly with measured clutch and gears, avoiding rushing or rough handling. He drives off cautiously, keeping the vehicle under careful control.
A fragment discusses serving sweets late in meals to avoid appetite loss and lists flavorful additions for Thousand Island dressing. It notes pork apartment cuts in demand and a preferred market weight of two hundred pounds. Garment hanging and folding guidelines follow, urging systematic clothing handling.
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