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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
2
In the State of Ohio v Fred Smith the court ordered the defendant committed to Lima state hospital for observation for up to one month after a physician certified probable insanity. The judge urged responsibility and offered friendship while noting the sentence could not be suspended.
Clerk of Courts E. J. Ulrich reports Ohio 1932 marriages totaling 30 525 down from 42 862 in 1931 while divorces reached 11 177 versus 13 312 a year earlier Wryandot County recorded 77 marriages and 28 divorces, up from 42 in 1931
The entry notes Judge Russell H. Kear on the State of Ohio versus Richard Walter Jr for forgery. Because the defendant cannot hire counsel, attorney Earl B. Carter is appointed to defend him.
Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz and Deputy Paul H. Frey escorted Fred Smith, recently indicted for larceny, to the Lima state hospital for observation as a criminally insane patient for one month starting Thursday.
A Graham Paige automobile found abandoned on Carey road north of Upper Sandusky has been placed in custody by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz. The vehicle had been stolen from Toledo.
Judge Russell H. Kear files Saturday entry in Helen Lucile Kitzler versus Gerald F. Kitzler. Defendant found guilty of wilful absence over three years and of extreme cruelty. Divorce granted with custody: William Kitzler four, to plaintiff. El Rey Kitzler six, to defendant. Costs taxed.
Judge Russell H. Kear handles cases including Fred Stuckey et al v Adam Frank et al with action dismissed at plaintiff costs and judgment for costs. John J. Thomas v James Lininger injunction dismissed with costs. L J Moore v James Lininger equitable relief dismissed with costs. Hettie McCauley v Louella Holliway partition sale confirmed deed and distribution ordered. R E Horn et al v Henry J Horn et al will contest dismissed at plaintiffs costs with record waived.
Richard Walter Jr. appeared before Judge Russell H. Kear on Monday and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on forgery charges. The court sentenced him to an indeterminate term of one to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary plus costs, after mitigation remarks. The judge noted Walter's troubled family and that he forged the names of close friends, saying his mother-in-law’s aid could have left her destitute.
The First National Bank vs George R DeBolt et al sold at sheriff sale at the court house on Saturday for 1335 dollars. The property at 216 North Seventh Street Upper Sandusky appraised at 2000 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Fred Lee Jonas filed the sale. Rae
Leave granted for the defendant Mell Turney to file a motion in state court. Docket entry mentions Jack Baw Bi and case against Turney with potential defense actions.
An application for a marriage license was filed Tuesday in probate court by Emmet Raymond Wells of Forest, a farmer and son of Jessie Wells, and Isiah Jane Karcher of Upper Sandusky, daughter of Gilbert Karcher. Rev. G W Good is named to officiate.
Notices show Sax ton A Chesebrough estate probate and witnesses testimony filed. Hearings scheduled May 27 1933 for William A Secrist estate and May 29 1933 for Mildred G Hall estate with assets debts and administration actions.
The document lists estate actions including distribution of assets in kind, partial and final accounts filed, suspensions ordered, private sale reports confirmed, inheritance tax determinations, and certified copies filed with tax authorities for several deceased individuals including George W. Beis Nancy di Cole Ogg Alvin Burns William A. Stinchcomb and others in the probate docket.
Richard Walter Jr was sentenced to a term of from one to twenty years in the State Penitentiary. Sheriff Mary Weatherholtz and Deputy Sheriff Fred L. Jonas reported the morning proceedings in Columbus.
Mrs. W. R. Shisler shares a letter from Dr. Charles J. Stauffacher, medical missionary in Inhambane Portuguese East Africa. He describes daily care for over 200 patients, 10 out-station dispensaries, and more than 150 lepers aided. He notes deep joy in service, the gospel’s power, and shortages of gauze bandages.
Fort Royal and nearby communities report many social calls among the Hartle Baughman and Phillips families including A F Hartle Mary Clady and Ev erett Chambers. The community pall of shock follows the sudden death of Frank Eakin Thursday morning at his home with funeral services held at St Pauls Evangelical church Vanlue officiated by Rev W R Shisler.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society gathered Monday evening in the church prayer room. Mrs. Jacobs led prayers and leaflets read included Four Parables For Mothers and I Am Still Rich. Mrs. Jacobs elected to convention delegate, Mrs. Johnson named Mission Band leader, and Tate's side won the reading contest.
A notice invites readers to have reunion cards printed at the Carey Times office. It specifies local printing services and contact details for arranging card orders.
Parish announces Sunday schedule for Our Lady of Consolation led by Rev Father Vollrath and Rev Borntraeger. Low Mass 7 30 a m High Mass 10 00 a m Rosary Confraternity Prayers and Benediction 7 30 p m.
Rev Paul R Clouser presides at services May 28 with Sunday School 9 15 am General assembly 9 15 9 35 am class periods 9 40 10 20 am service 10 30 am Luther League 6 30 pm Vespers 7 30 pm Prayer meeting 9 30 pm Wednesday Senior Choir rehearsal 8 00 pm Saturday
CAREY MEMORIAL 5 Evangelical Church lists services Sunday 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 worship sermon by pastor 7 p m E L C E service 8 p m evening worship mid week service Wednesday choir rehearsals today Thursday children chorus 3 30 junior 4 00 seniors 8 00 Trinity Evangelical Upper Sandusky choir orchestra plan concert of sacred and secular numbers June 11 Holy Communion June 11 9 15 preaching 10 15 Sunday school superintendent H E Lee prayer meeting at Harley Baughman
The Rev A C Rainsberger leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with a class for everyone A memorial morning service at 10 35 features the American Legion as guest to honor fallen and living servicemen and a church quartet provides music
An Epworth League planned anniversary program with music and features will be held at 8:00 PM. The service aims to honor Memorial Day and concludes the last Sunday evening gathering until autumn as summer months suspend evening services. Attendance is encouraged.
In Ward Arbogast court on Thursday George Scheerer of Eden township contests paying 195 dollars to William Fleet for cattle bought at auction in 1931. He says the herd contracted contagious abortion from Fleet stock and spread to his own cattle. A vet testified uncertainty about the Fleet cattle, noting possible disease presence and transmission. No decision yet.
Receipts of domestic wool in Boston for the week ending May 15 total 2,599,300 pounds, up from 692,400 the prior week, per Boston Grain and Flour Exchange via Harl H. Hanefeld. Ohio Delaine wool brings just over 28 cents grease, while eastern manufacturers seek Ohio fleeces and limited early offerings surface as the new clip approaches.
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