Court News Clerks Calendar and Estate Proceedings
Court entries record numerous estate matters in Crawford County with parties such as Frattis Willauer administratrix Henry Burris dec eased and John Burris et al. Sale confirmations deeds orders wills probated inventories transfers and inheritance tax actions across multiple estates including Larick Snyder Marguerat and Mott with various executors trustees and banks named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frattis Willauer
Henry Burris
John Burris
JoHn A. Bower
William
Secrist
G. W
Walter ‘S. Burns
Alvin D. ‘Burne
Ross
C. E. Frederick
Sibia van Offsdall
Don Marguerat
Jay Marguerat
Commercial National Bank of Tiffin, Et al
Ida May Snyder
Ida May Miller
Harriet S. Culler Baughman
Phoebe Mott
William Larick
Rachel E. Davidson
Maude P. Holland
Goldin Fritchie
Robert Fritchie
Sherman Derringer
Belinda Arter
Ellen S. Kauble
J.A. Horick
Jonathan Bachar
Mildred G. Hall
Commercial National Bank of Tiffin Et al
Jay Marmuerat
Don Marmuerat
Keller seeks $799.87 money judgment in Bucyrus case
Edward M. Keller and others, represented by attorney O. W. Kennedy of Bucyrus, file for a monetary judgment totaling 799.87 dollars. The filing names the plaintiff and the attorney seeking civil recovery.
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Edward M. Keller
O. W. Kennedy
Bucyrus
Bar Docket Entry in Bornar vs Ashley Settled at Defendant Costs
Judge Russell H. Kear notes in open court that the case Charles Bornar vs L R Ashley is settled at the defendant’s costs. Record waived. Costs paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Kear
Charles Bornar
L. R. Ashley
P. R. 8 Club Meeting Set At Kinney Home
The P. R. 8 club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. J. Kinney north of town for a social event and gathering.
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P. R
A. J. Kinney
Nineteen Hundred Club to Meet This Thursday
Mrs. F. H. Frederick of B. Find lay street will host the Nineteen Hundred club meeting Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Frederick
B. Findlay Street
Nineteen Hundred Club
Keller and Warren Guests at Findlay Street Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Keller and Miss Millicent Warren were guests at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Keller and family on E Findlay Street.
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E. M. Keller
Harshberger Family Dines With Guest at Galt Restaurant
EB. C. Harshberger and his daughter Miss Miriam shared a Sunday dinner at the Galt restaurant with their guest Miss Orpha Heath of Mercer. The occasion featured informal dining and local socializing.
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EB. C. Harshberger
Miriam
Orpha Heath
Mercer
Galt
Trum Pet Club Hostess Miss Mattie Gibson Leads Meeting
Miss Mattie Gibson hosted the Trum pet club gathering Tuesday evening. Miss Gail Schoenberger won the high score prize.
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Mattie Gibson
West of Town
Trumpet Club
Gail Schoenberger
Fifth Place County Honors In State Ninth Grade Test
Superintendent Ralph Broede announced that Flora Vivian Wood of Sycamore school placed fifth among 21 counties in the Bowling Green district on the state eighth grade exam last month. Honorable mention certificates went to Helen Rae Burgderfer Walter Edward Tanner Mc Cutchenville Ione Isabelle Youngs Marseilles Kenneth Eugene Chadwick Robert Laverne Robey Mifflin Martha Jane Clinger Fern Sophia Lewis William Howard Shock Nevada Wayne Chester Kear Frieda Violet Wentz William Emort Palmer Joseph Arden England Clayton Ray Pever Donna Lucille Yentzer Wharton Reuben John Schoenberger Salem Mary Josephine Cross Wanda Mae Miller Myron Davis Brown Deloras Maxine Shealy Dean George Shaffer Francis Lowel Bunn Sycamore.
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Wori
Ralph Broede
State Department of Education
Flora Vivian Wood
Sycamore School
Bowling Green
Helen Rae Burgderfer
Walter Edward Tanner
McCutchenville
Ione Isabelle Youngs
Marseilles
Kenneth Eugene Chadwick
Robert Laverne Robey
Mifflin
Martha Jane Clinger
Fern Sophia Lewis
William Howard Shock
Nevada
Wayne Chester Kear
Frieda Violet Wentz
William Iemort Palmer
Joseph Arden
England
Clayton Ray Pever
Donna Lucille Yentzer
Wharton
Reuben John Schoenberger
Salem
Mary Josephine Cross
Wanda Mae Miller
Myron Davis Brown
Deloras Maxine Shealy
Dean George Shaffer
Francis Lowel Bunn
Sycamore
Sheridan Mothers Day Dinner At Orians Cafe
Mr and Mrs John Sheridan Sun ne entertained their mothers Mrs C D Sheridan of west of town and Mrs Mary Stroup at dinner at Orians Cafe in honor of Mother's Day. Other guests were CG D Sheridan and his mother Mrs wrina Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheridan Sunne
C. D. Sheridan
West of Town
Mary Stroup
Orians’ Cafe
D Sheridan
Wrina, Sheridan
Order of Rose
Order of the Rose
Bertha Walters
Lodge
N. Vance Street
Order
Doris Putnam
Alice DeVene
Lucille Black
Marjorie Donelson
Sunday Dinner Guests Include Local Residents
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Emerine on East South Street included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kauffman and daughter Isabelle and sons Francis and Lloyd from east of town Delbert from Tiffin Business University and Harold from Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kauffman
Isabelle
Francis and
Lloyd
East of Town
Delbert
Tiffin Business University
Harold
Bellevue
F. J. Emerine
E. South Street
Dinner guests from Fostoria and area
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bolen of Fostoria and Mr. and Mrs. EB. G. Snyder with daughter Phyllis were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. Snyder’s brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. EB. T. Criger, northwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bolen
Fostoria
EB. G. Snyder
Phyllis
Mr. Snyder
EB. T. Criger
Northwest
Town
Saturday Evening Dinner Guests from Ann Arbor and Local Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. BE Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis and Miss Sue Keptle of Ann Arbor Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Markley and daughters Alice and Janis were guests at dinner Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sopher.
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BE. J. Ellis
Fred Ellis
Sue Keptle
Ann Arbor, Mich
Warren Markley
Alice
Janis
W. J. Sopher
C. L. of C. Social Recap and Prizes
The C. L. of C. held a Monday evening social in their hall with a delicious lunch followed by card games. First prize went to Mrs. J. T. Stombaugh and second prize to Miss Frances Riester. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday June 6.
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C. L. of
J. T. Stombaugh
Frances Riester
Services at Our Lady of Consolation Parish
Reverend Father Paul Vollrath and Reverend Edjvin Borntraeger lead Masses on Sunday with a 7 30 a m service, a 10 a m High Mass, and evening prayers including Rosary and Benediction at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vollrath
Edjvin Borntraeger
Christ Lutheran Church Service and Activities Schedule
Pastor Rev Paul R Clousér leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 915 am general assembly 915 to 935 am classes 940 to 1020 am service at 1030 am Vanlue service at 230 pm Luther League at 630 pm vesper at 730 pm Junior Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 830 pm Senior Choir rehearsal Saturday at 800 pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 830 pm
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Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clousér
General Assembly
Wyandot County Rural and Village District Valuations
District valuation list for Wyandot County rural and village schools compiled by County Superintendent Ralph Broede. Totals include Antrim 833389 When 1562498 Harpster 1528573 Little Sandusky 607934 McCutchenville 1702786 Marseilles 1375000 Mifflin 2191348 Nevada 2752173 Richland 2506083 Salem 2469806 Sycamore 318150 Total 20547740.
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Wyandot County
Ralph Broede
Antrim
Harpster
Little Sandusky
McCutchenville
Marseilles
Mifflin
Nevada
Richland
Salem
Sycamore
Total
Mother's Day Guests Visit Williams Family
Mother's Day guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams and daughter Patty of Cleveland visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams. Supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin of Fostoria. afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Harl Lombard of Nevada and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Robey of Fostoria.
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Paul Williams
Patty
Cleveland
Mr. Williams
C. A. Williams
Charles Griffin
Fostoria
Harl Lombard
Nevada
L. H. Robey
Receiver sought for indemnity agreement case in Carey court
Wants agreement receiver Harry B. Keller doing business as The Carey Spring Grove Cemetery Co filed suit in common pleas court through H. G. Chambers of Carey and Earl B. Carter of Upper Sandusky against Carl D. Mitchell et al seeking appointment of a receiver for an indemnity agreement and money to be collected and applied on a recently secured claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Keller
Carey Spring Grove Cemetery Co
Common Pleas Court
H. G. Chambers
Carey
Earl B. Carter
Upper Sandusky
Carl D. Mitchell
Wharton District Youth Count Reported
Enumerator Ollie Lutz reports 288 youths aged 5 to 18 in the Wharton school district to County Superintendent Ralph Broede.
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Ollie Lutz
Wharton
Ralph Broede
Bar docket entries dismiss cases for plaintiff costs
Judge Russell H. Kear and Nellie E. Long sue Clyde Long. case dismissed without prejudice to future action with costs paid. Lena Cochenour dismisses Loren Cochenour. costs borne by plaintiff. State of Ohio vs Richard Walter continued to May 22 due to lack of legal counsel and time to hire an attorney.
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Russell H. Kear
Nellie E. Long
Betrothal announced at Carey Road dinner party
Miss Pauline Shuck announces her June 3 wedding to James Bernhardt at a dinner party in Mrs. Foresman's tea room hosted by Eva Fisher and Margaret Roller. Guests included Cora Grant Velma Fisher Kathryn Herman and others. After dinner the group danced at Green Mills Gardens. Miss Shuck teaches first grade in Arcadia. Mr Bernhardt works for Findlay Paint and Glass.
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Pauline Shuck
Porter Shuck
Carey Road
James Bernhardt
Ollie Bernhardt
Bennet Street
Miss Shuck
Pauline
Jim
Cora Grant
Velma Fisher
Harold Metzger
Howard Shull
Kathryn Herman
Frances Beck
Dorothy
Bernice Shuck
Miss Fisher
Miss Roller
Green Mills Gardens
Arcadia
Bernhardt
Findlay Paint and Glass Company
Findlay Republican
Carey Re search club hosts meetings and annual dinner date set
Mrs. Millie Payne hosted the Carey Research Club at her E Findlay home with guests Miss Julia Miller Mrs Miller Miss Ella Anderson and Miss Millicent Miller. Papers read included Scottsland’s Historic Capital and The Inns of Old England. An annual dinner is planned for May 25 at Mrs Ella Smith’s home with follow up readings at Miss Stella Nye’s on W Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Payne
Carey Research Club
E. Findlay Street
Julia Miller
Miller
Ella Anderson
Millicent Miller
Scotland
W. G. Bradley
Inns of Old England
S. B. Beitler
Ella Smith
W. Findlay Street
Stella Nye
Venice
Arabia
Anna Snyder
China
Smith
Methodist Church Father’s Day Services Schedule
Rev. A C. Rainsberger presides at morning and evening services with Sunday school at 9:30 and Epworth League at 7:15. Morning sermon and music honor Father's Day and evening worship follows at 8:00.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. OC. Rainsberger
Epworth League
Carey Memorial Prepares Busy Week of Services and Choirs
The Carey Memorial church outlines Sunday school at 9 30 a m with A B E Constien as superintendent and a 10 45 morning worship led by Rev C H Kern guest preacher from Tiffin Evangelical. Evening services at 7 and 8 feature the pastor and choir performances with rehearsals for children junior and senior choirs. A guest musical program from Trinity Evangelical of Upper Sandusky is planned two weeks hence and a monring sermon by Rev Kern follows at 9 15 with 10 15 Sunday school led by Harold Lee.
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W. R. Shisler
A. BE. Constien
Cc. H. Kern
Evangelical Church
Tiffin
C. BE
Trinity Evangelical Church
Upper Sandusky
C. H. Kern
Harold Lee
Wharton United Brethren Charge Service Plans
Reverend Botkin will lead Beech Grove Sunday School on May 21 Father’s Day with men in full charge of services. Aim for 75 men at 9 30 a.m. Evening preaching at 8 p.m. on Behold the Man. Big Oak Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. with men in charge and preaching at 10 30 a.m.
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FE. Botkin
Beech Grove
Big Oak
Nothing to Wear But Food
A town man tells a farmer he has plenty of food and shelter but predicts nine months later he will see the fattest, sleekest farmer ever seen, implying a coming change. The farmer acknowledges.
Drawing On The Account Joke Exchange
A playful exchange between Little Jimmie and his mother centers on worth and a dime. Jimmie asks to advance against a million, prompting a humorous rebuttal about value and borrowing from family.
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Jimmiey
Jimmie
Weekend social notes from Mt Blanchard area
Gaynell Clinger spent the week end with Doris Kious in Mt Blanchard. Alpha Rummell of Plain City visited here last week with friends. John Longworth and family of Lindsay were guests here. Stanley Salsbury and family of Wayne spent Sunday at the Wm Bristoll home. Charlotte Elder went to Findlay to visit her daughter. Youn jdollis family moved to Homer Wise property on S Main. J J Foster and crew building a barn on Emery Dunbar farm south of town. Alice Cragg and son from Toledo visited her parents. Earl Orwick of near Vanlue spent Sunday with Harry and family. Cecil Laird and daughters from Carey spent the weekend with the Edie family.
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Gaynell Clinger
Doris Kious
Alpha Rummell
Plain City
John Longworth
Lindsay
Stanley Salsbury
Wayne
Wm. Bristoll
Charlotte Elder
Findlay
Zana Shaw
Emery Dunbar
Alice Cragg
Toledo
George Gaster
Earl Orwick
Near Vanlue
Harry Orwick
Cecil Laird
Carey
Cousins Attend Earl Henley's Funeral in Hicksville
Mrs. Della Ogg and Mrs. F A Galbroner left Monday for Hicksville to attend the funeral services for their cousin Earl Henley on Tuesday afternoon.
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Della Ogg
F. A. Galbroner
Hicksville
Earl Henley
Properly Plucked You Were No Spring Chicken When I Married
A humorous exchange plays on age with lines about a spouse calling the other no spring chicken and the response jokingly comparing to a goose. The prop appears as a brief dialogue snippet suitable for a comic page. The snippet preserves the playful tone and character voice without extra context.
Fall results in death of Mrs. Eatherton at Findlay
Mrs. Mary Augusta Ranger Eatherton, 73, died at 4 10 am Thursday at 132 West Front Findlay after a seven week illness from a fall. Funeral at her niece's home Mrs H D Heck near Carey with Rev A C Rainsberger and Rev J B Turner officiating. Burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Survived by husband William Eatherton, one brother L G Ranger, one sister Mrs Nellie Riter with no children. She was a member of Vanlue Methodist church.
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William Eatherton
West Front Street
Findlay
H. D. Heck
Carey
A. C. Rainsberger
J. B. Turner
Wharton Methodist Church
Wesley Wonder
Avonell Robison
Spring Grove
George Shuman
H. B. Keller
Verne Heck
Fred Powell
Russell Gottfried
Girard Rickle
Local and Personal Notes from the Gilboa Area
Carey Wineman of Gilboa spent last Thursday and Friday with Ed Ernest. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Van Nette of Tiffin were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Trubey. Louis Pratt of Bloomdale called Sunday afternoon at the home of his aunt Mrs. C. A. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tufford of Elyria spent Tuesday with Mrs. Tufford's cousin Mrs. J. F. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Wineman
Gilboa
Ed Ernest
A. B. van Nette
Tiffin
C. C. Trubey
Louis Pratt
Bloomdale
C. A. Williams
Charles Tufford
Elyria
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The
Crawford County Savings and Loan Co., of
Sheriff's Sale
Wyandot Avenue
Hattie McCauley
Luella Holliway
Caz] Hehr
Cc. L
Our Church Directory
OUR Lady OF Consolation
St. Paul's Church
Wharton United
MT. Blanchard
Walter Lortz
South of Town
John Hendricks
Evelyn
Carl Krout
Eleanor
Della Clark
Near Wharton
J. B. Audrush
Virgil Thompson
Nick Frey
Frank Frey
Ira Frey
Lester Springer
Ernest
Elmer Swerlein
Ada Swerlein
Henry Lortz
Herman Homan
Frank Ruffing
Ruffing
Bristol & Kear’s Ambulance
South Street
Frey
W. Findlay St
Ray C. Myers
Myers
Seneca County
Sutter-Myers Funeral Home
Carey, Ohio
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