Court News Inventory Filed and Guardianship Matters
Inventory aid and appraisement filed in the estate of William Chambers. Applications for guardianship of John Potter filed with notices issued and a hearing set for May 26, 1929 at 10 am. Will of Julia Ada Sours admitted to probate and ordered recorded. In the case of Lisella Myers vs R Wonder and Carl Wonder, damages suit for 25 000 due to a car accident heard in Lima district court of appeals. verdicts directed and appeals argued by Attorney A K Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Chambers
John’ Potter
Julia Ada Sours
Lisella Myers
Iheriior and My
R. Wonder
Carl’ Wonder
District Court of “Appeals
Lima
Earl B. Carter
M. R. Wonder
Carl Wonder
Court of Appeals
Autty
A. K. Hall
Wonders
Life Speaks Poem Fragment from Olive Barrett
A Detroit Free Press fragment presents a somber devotional urging the reader to accept a hard path. It frames life as a defined road with unavoidable pits, stressing duty over beauty and eventual revelation beyond struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Barrett
The
Detroit Free Press
Final accounts filed in two estates and tax actions
Mary C. Harris and Sarah J. Wohlgamuth estates filed final or first and final accounts. In Le Roy Wonder estate an inheritance tax determination and notice of dere were recorded. Tax determinations and related filings are noted in the probate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Harris
LeRoy Wonder
Sarah J. Wohlgamuth
Foreclosure Sale Confirmed in Citizens Building Case
In the Citizens Building and Loan versus A G Young case the foreclosure sale is confirmed and a deed is ordered. The action settles the mortgage dispute and transfers ownership as directed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Building & Loan
A. G. Young
County Court Advances Welly Ditch Project in Two Townships
At a Saturday hearing in the courthouse the county commissioners granted the Welly ditch project in Jackson and Richland townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Jackson
Richland
Two Arrests Made in Nevada Bootlegging and Theft Case
Two arrests were reported in Nevada Saturday evening. George Matthews was rearrested for delinquency in paying his bootlegging fine and placed in the county jail. Bennie Gilbert faced theft charges for stealing a battery gloves and brush from an automobile, was arraigned before Jay Marguerat, and received a 10 day jail term with fines and costs totaling 15.98 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
George Matthews
Bennie Gilbert
Jay Marguerat
Rigdon Divorce Courts Custody Granted After Neglect Finding
Judge Earl B. Carter ruled in the Frank E. Rigdon v Mary Rigdon case on Saturday. The petition and evidence led to a finding of gross neglect of duty by the defendant, a divorce was granted, and custody of the minor children was awarded to the plaintiff until further order of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Rigdon
Mary Rigdon
Earl B. Carter
Nellie May Jacobs Seeks Divorce for Cruelty Support
Nellie May Jacobs files in common pleas court for divorce from Benjamin T. Jacobs alleging extreme cruelty and failure to provide. Married July 13, 1928, she seeks restoration to her maiden name Nellie May Jones. represented by Attorneys Kear and Creger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie May Jacobs
Common Pleas Court
Benjamin T. Jacobs
Nellie May Jones
Kear & Creger
Estate actions and filings in several probate matters
Edith A. Smith and Charles A McBeth estates have inventory and appraisement or stock sale petitions. L M Bowers, as administrator of Emma M Tuttle, sues George E Tuttle et al with an appraisal order. An assignment matter for Francis L Rowland and motions in Elijah Rowland and Virgie L Seymour cases are noted alongside final account filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith A. Smith
Charles A McBeth
L M. Bowers
Emma M Tuttle
George E. Tuttle
Francis L Rowland
Elijah Rowland
Virgie L Seymour
Uplift lecturer sparks debate on a wife duties
The Timekillers Club hears a lecturer claim a wife should mother her husband. A woman in the audience mishears smother and asks for clarification as the crowd reacts to the notion. The moment reveals tension between old ideas and modern expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timekillers' Club
Village Council Approves Bills and Tar Supply Bid
The village council met in regular session with Mayor Byérs presiding. Bills approved include salaries for May totaling multiple staff, utility and street project expenses, and a bid from U. S. Construction Co. for hot or cold tar and asphalt at 13 cents per gallon. Collision insurance on the fire truck was dropped. meeting adjourned to June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byérs
Daisy, Moyer
Chambers
Constein
Snyder
The
F. Bissell Co
D. C Wisebaker
Carey Electric Telephone Co
General Electric Co
Dreher Supply Co
Robert
Hagenbeck Bros.’ Co., Inc
Railway Express Agencies, Inc
Minor Mann
Arthur Byers
Daisy Moyer
H. H. Heck
Mary Mosier
Nettie Walter
Columbus Blank Book Mfg. Co
W. S. Darley Co
K. L. Leonard
Edward Bakies
Social Roundup From Findlay Area Residents
Thursday evening visits and weekend calls mark a busy social period. Numerous locals such as John Alspach and Esther Clady are noted for gatherings at Findlay area homes and with friends in nearby towns including McClure Wharton and Upper Sandusky.
Grow 200 Bushels or Quit Spud Game
Ohio State University extension specialist EB B Tussing warns potato growers that 200 bushels per acre will not cover costs. He notes production costs near 150 dollars per acre and that prices in Ohio depend on national producers. Competition from Maine Minnesota New York Michigan and others challenges Ohio growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Tussing
Ohio State University
Tussing
Ohio
Maine
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Property transfers list shows multiple parcels and small sums
Henry C Little and wife transfer part of outlot 10 in Upper San dusky to The Eagle Nest Hatchery Co for $1. Frank McGinnis transfers part of outlet 199 to Frances E McGinnis. Sheriff Stansbery transfers 367 acres to Frank F Taylor in Pitt township for $29 500. Carl R Springer transfers 83 acres in Marseilles township to Elmer E Kaylor for $100. Jessie Greene and husband transfer lot 100 and part LO1 in Carey to C M Rowland for $1. A K Hall executor transfers lot in Upper Sandusky for $4 450. Edward Day transfers part inlot 192 in Upper Sandusky for $1. Edmund Fisher transfers 79 27 acres to Elizabeth Fisher in Salem township for $1. Mary McClain guardian transfers part inlot 190 in Upper Sandusky for $3 000. Frank E Harris transfers Tot 45 and part 24 Ardmore addition Carey for $19. William A Knowlton transfers 0 8218 acres in Crawford township to Virgil M Green for $1. Faye Henry transfers lots 44 and 63 South Park to Stephan Cornish for $31 7. Hayes Shireman administratory transfers 10 acres in Tymochtee township to Tillie Shireman for $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Little
Eagle Nest Hatchery Co
Upper Sandusky
Matilda L Berry
Matilde L Berry
Frank McGinnis
Frances E McGinnis
Stansbery
Frank F Taylor
Pitt Township
Carl R Springer
Elmer E Kaylor
Marseilles
Jessie Greene
C M Rowland
A. J Frederick
Carey
A. K. Hall
John Beidelschies
Mott and Orr
Uppe Sandusky
William A Knowlton
Wie
Virgil M Green
Crawford Township
Reunion Date Ad for Carey Times Free Publication
Readers urged to submit their reunion date for publication in the Carey Times at no charge. To place notices, send details including names and planned gathering location and time. Listings appear in upcoming editions without fees for eligible community reunions.
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Carey Times
Local Social Roundup From Upper Sandusky Area
Miss Myrtle Bartholomew and Fred McClain of Upper Sandusky visit Mr. and Mrs. John Alspach and granddaughter Mary Catherine. Ada area hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alspach and family. Families of Fenstermaker, Shearer, Pratt, Shuck, and Hemminger share Sunday gatherings and dinners across Five Points and Mt. Blanchard locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Bartholomew
Fred McClain
Upper Sandusky
Edgar Alspach
Ada
John Alspach
Mary Catherine
L. F. Fenstermaker
Florence
Charles Shearer
Five Points
Happy Coincidence Maid and Soap Selling Exchange
A humorous Life magazine moment features a maid informing an agent the lady is bathing, prompting the agent to quip that he is selling soap, highlighting a witty offhand line in a light feature.
Local social notes from Fort Royal and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Perry Bleam called at the A C Rutnam home Monday afternoon. George Baughman and family visited A Baughman and Mrs Baughman on Sunday. Harley Baughman and children called on Paul Feastermaker of St Paul Monday evening. A funeral for Robert Bachar was held at St Paul Sunday afternoon. Various neighbors from Vanlue Findlay Arcadia and St Paul visited friends and family including the Preslers Hartles Bame Bilme and Moore families across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Mitchell
McClure
Orville Lea
Clarence
Beck
Clarice
H. A’ “Stoll
Branves Beck
Vanlugvapent
Martha Lee
Opal
Gerald Baughman
Paul Fenstermaker
Orville’ Wohlgamutl
Donald
Fostoria
Will Beard
Retoson
S. C. Presser
Orval Cole
Near Wharton
Sherman Shuck
S. C. Presler
Martha and
Don
J. H.hoy
Findlay
Harley Bame
Dorothy
Fort Royal
C. Presler
Loader
Charles and
Deloss
Gertrude
Woodsdale
H. A. Stoll
Frank McDonald
Carey
Paul McNutt
Upper Sandusky
Mrs. Perry Bléam
A. C. Rutnam
George Baughman
A. Baughman
Ong
A Ts
Harley Baughman
Paul jFeastermaker
St. Paul
Robert Bachar
A. C. Beaschler
Aaron Alspach
South of Vanlue
A. F., Hartle
Letta Hartle
Anson Decker
Lara May
South of Pindlay
Harley Bilme
Clarence Baughman
Henrietta and
Troy
Charles Edwin Moore
Arcadia
B. A. Baughman
Man’s odd exchange ends with a promise of a home photo
A man asks to see a woman’s home and she replies she will send a picture. The brief exchange hints at a future view rather than an in person visit. No further context is provided.
Henry and the Beard of Oilcloth
A humorous exchange centers on Henry claiming his razor fails to cut. The reply jokes that his beard is tougher than oilcloth, highlighting a light interaction about shaving difficulty.
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Court News
Life Speaks
Heth
Council
Harry Bright
W. H. Wentz
Esther Clady
John Snook
Hosea Tong
Orville Lee
W. B. Lytle
West of
Alva Beard
Biglick Township
Earl Beard
Ethel DeVene
Marcella and
Ruth
Miss Florence
James Shuman
Alfred
Columbus
Pauline Wenscher
George Baldwin
Martha Bartholomew
Howard Schoenberger
Pontiac
Mich
Fred Reamsnyder
Truman Myers
Faye Henry
Stephan Cornish
South Park
Hayes-Shireman
Tillie Shireman
Tymochtee Township
Harley Barghman
Paul’ Fenstermaker
Elmer
Pratt
Iffie
Charles Hemminger
Elmer”Pratt
Opal Baughman
Orel Bayless
Effie. Pratt
4 .O. Pratt
J. F. Fenstermaker
Mids Florences
Walter Shéairer
Mt. Blanchard
General Motors
Oakland-Pontiac
Henry
Ritz
Tiffin
Richard Dix
Congoleum
Majestic Radios
the Carey Furniture Co
C. F. Sutter
W. R. Zeis
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