Court News Divorce Suit and Foreclosure Action
Martha Lay sues Rudolph Lay in common pleas for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and seeks alimony. The couple married June 13, 1925 and have one child. The Home Savings and Loan Co. of Kenton seeks a $6,500 judgment and mortgage foreclosure against Charles J. Miller et al in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lay
Common - Pleas Court
Rudolph Lay
J. Stalter
George S. Taylor
The
Home Savings and Loan Co
Kenton
Common Pleas Court
Charles Ju. Miller
J. R. Stilvings
Renton
Court transcripts filed in Gear receivership suits
Two transcripts were filed in common pleas court Friday from Justice of the Peace W Z Campbell of Carey. The actions are Anson W Gear as receiver of the First National Bank of Carey against Mary Zahn and Malinda Zahn for 70 dollars and interest, and Gear against R C Hershoer and Malinda Zahn for 20 dollars and interest.
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Common Pleas Court
Court of Justice of the Peace
W. Z. Campbell
Carey
Anson W. Gear
First National Bank of Carey
Mary Zahn
Malinda Zahn
Gear
R. C. Hershoer
Multiple Estates Hearings and Appraisements Proceed
Estate matters include Mary J. Walker Mary I Davidson and others with hearings on inventory and appraisement. Orders entered approving appraisements recording transfers bonds guardianships adoptions and sales. Debates cover administerships guardianships and tax determinations with May 20 and May 25 1932 hearing dates.
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Mary J. Walker
Andrew H. Jones
Edward McDonald
Mary I. Davidson
Mary Catherine McDonald Et al
Elizabeth Krupp
William F. Stalter
Annabelle Stalter
Bond
Clara Stalter
Clair Eugene Hall
Joseph Edgington
U. S. Fourth Liberty Loan
Myrtle Carpenter
Rose Martin
Clarissa Putnam
H. Chambers
Charles M. Steen
Evelyn M. Steen
of Peoples Bank Company
James A. Bennett
Lilian A. Maffett
Sarah BR. _Lanker
Hed
Frances Sears Lewis
Charles H. Lewis
Mary A. Niebel
Mary Horn
Catherine Osbun
Prison Inspector Praises Wyandot County Jail In Upper Sandusky
State prison inspector Dr. H. E. Mereness of Columbus visited Upper Sandusky Thursday morning to inspect the Wyandot County jail. He commended Sheriff Lawrence Weatherholtz highly on jail conditions and said he would try to place federal prisoners there if federal prisons become full.
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H. E. Mereness
Columbus
State Inspector of Prisons
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Mereness
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Transcript Filed in Carey Money Case
A transcript has been filed in common pleas court from the court of Squire W. Campbell of Carey in the money case of D. C. Henry & Co by W. L. Lindsay, manager, against Mrs. George Zahn of Carey.
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Common Pleas Court
Squire W. Campbell
Carey
D. C. Henry & Co
W. L. Lindsay
George Zahn
Kagy and Dunlap Couple Tied in Nuptial News
John Kagy of St Stephens in Seneca county, a farmer and son of Mark Kagy, marries Miss Margaret May Dunlap of Upper Sandusky, a telephone operator and daughter of S. C. Dunlap. The wedding notice names Squire F E Weidaw.
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John Kagy
St. Stephens
Seneca County
Mark Kagy
Margaret May Dunlap
Upper Sandusky
S. C. Dunlap
Squire F E
Weidaw
Personal Tax Collections Under New Law Show Lower Totals
County Treasurer Barnet H. Martin reports personal tax receipts totaling 2801947 to date, far below the former law. Of this sum 10727.64 is classified and 17291.93 is general.
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Barnet H. Martin
Albert divorce filing cites neglect and custody needs
Fannie I Albert sues Vernon S Albert for divorce citing gross neglect of duty. Attorney F J Stalter represents her. They wed in Upper Sandusky on April 24, 1913 and have eight children. she seeks custody of the minor children.
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Fannie I Albert
Vernon S. Albert
F. J Stalter
Upper Sandusky
Suit for Partition Seeks Land Division in Pitt Township
Millie Winter and co plaintiffs sue Blanche Swihart and others in common pleas court through A K Hall asking partition of land in Pitt township.
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Millie Winter
Common Pleas Court
Blanche Swihart
A. K Hall
Pitt Township
Bar docket entry in Warner Gregg v Banders case
Judge Earl B. Carter logs a Monday entry in the bar docket for the case of T B Warner and C W Gregg against Daniel E Banders et al. The action involves money and foreclosure and notes an agreement.
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Earl B. Carter
T B Warner
C W. Gregg
Daniel E. Banders
Bank liquidation hearing set for Sycamore bank case
Judge Karl B. Carter schedules a hearing on the liquidation of the Sycamore State Bank. The expense account is on the docket for Saturday May 28, 1932, as the matter proceeds.
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Karl B. Carter
Sycamore State Bank
Sygamore
Judge Earl B. Carter Friday hearing in Boden v Cincinnati etc
Judge Earl B. Carter heard a motion Saturday in the Boden versus Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland Railway Co case. The action seeks relief in a dispute over liability and damages involving railway operations.
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Earl B. Carter
Boden
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland Railway Co
Damage Case Heard In Common Pleas Court
The damage case of John Guttenberg against Howard and Fred Myers was heard by a jury in common pleas court Tuesday. The trial stemmed from a collision between an auto and a horse. Jurors listed include Roxana Constien G Ward Wharton Vincent Krupp Carey Herman Derr Carey Will Tschanen W D Tschanen Sycamore Namah Teal Sycamore Mae Gatchell Wharton EE Koontz Wharton Robert Koehler Bertha Messmer Carey Roy Schindler.
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John Guttenberg
Howard
Fred Myers
Common Pleas
Roxana Constien
G. Ward
Wharton
Vincent Krupp
Carey
Herman Derr
Will Tschanen
W. D. Tschanen
Sycamore
Namah Teal
Mae Gatchell
E E. Koontz
Theft of 130 Chickens Reported Near Upper Sandusky
William Cordray reported a livestock theft at his farm near Upper Sandusky. About 130 chickens mostly Barred Rock with a few white breeds were taken Monday night. Sheriff Lawrence Weatherholtz is investigating.
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William Cordray
Upper Sandusky
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Community Visit Notes Dayton Area Families
Wayne area residents and neighbors frequent visits with local families. Names include David Bailey Senator Tony, Rev Paul Clouser Carey, Albert Bachar, Jonathan Bachar, John Kleopfer, Bert Bachar, Fred Kleopfer, Lauren Moser, Charess Dunbar, Harry Bachar and Ruth of Toledo. Illness reports mention Mrs Bachar improving from flu.
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David Bailey
Senator Tony
Paul R Clouser
Carey
Albert Bachar
Earl Snook
Jonathan Bachar
John Kleopfer
A F Hartle
Fort Royal
Lauren Moser
Bert Bachar
Fred Kleopfer
Vanlue
Charess Dunbar
Mt Blanchard
Harry Bachar
Ruth
Toledo
Remedy to Try Credit for Preacher's Economic Cure
A Mississippi preacher is credited with a cure for economic issues using the three F's Faith in the Lord Ford in the shed and Family in the field. The remark frames a religious and patriotic approach to work and community stability.
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Ford
Community Notes Tally Sunday Visits and Church Services
The column lists numerous local visitors and social engagements across Carey, Melmore, Brush Ridge, and nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs. Murray Pipes calling, Paul Richardson visiting, and services at the M. E. church at 9:30 Sunday with Sunday school to follow, plus multiple family and neighbor gatherings through the week.
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M. E
Ralph Bingle
George’ Turner
McDaniel
J. R. McDaniel
Forest
L. M. Remlinger
Carey
Walter Fout
Walter Fout. Mr. and Mrs. ’Mark Karr
P E. Beaschler
Brush Ridge
Ross Colegrove
Jack of
Marion
Frank _Wilson
Mrs Lucy Vogel Rites Held at McCutchenville
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy Vogel of Langley sister of Mrs Margaret Frederick of N Vance street were held Thursday afternoon at the McCutchenville Methodist church conducted by Rev Turner. She died at 80 after a weeklong illness with paralysis at the home of her son Earl Vogel in Litchfield Michigan. Interment was in McCutchenville cemetery with six sons as pallbearers. Attending from here were Mrs Frederick and her daughter Mrs M W Proctor of Gettysburg Mr and Mrs L G Beis of northeast of town Mrs A J Ruehle Miss Hattie Ruehle Mrs Miles Mitten and Mrs Stanley Eye stone.
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Lucy Vogel
Langley
Margaret Frederick
N. Vance Street
Methodist
McCutchenville
Turner
Harl Vogel
Ervin Vogel
Toledo
Homer Vogel
Ed Vogel
Fostoria
Ernest Vogel
Elmer Vogel
Bryan
Frederick
M. W. Proctor
Gettysburg
L. G. Beis
North of Town
A. J. Ruehle
Hattie Ruehle
Miles Mitten
Stanley Eyestone
Marriage License Application in Hancock County
Ralph McRill, a farmer, and Marjorie Bright, a school teacher, both of Vanlue, have filed for a marriage license in Hancock County Court with Rev. Esterly to officiate.
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Hancock County
Ralph McRill
Marjorie Bright
Vanlue
Esterly
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