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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
3
Joseph Angeloni and James Angeloni pleaded guilty before Judge Russell H. Kear to assault and battery stemming from a Carey stabbing. Each received four months in Wyandot jail plus a $100 fine and costs, with commitment until payment or service, at a rate of 150 dollars per day.
Friday docket action before Judge Russell H. Kear in Floyd Kauble versus Mae Kauble grants plaintiff leave to withdraw divorce petition after defendant’s cross petition hearing. Evidence presented and case taken under advisement.
Fiona T Go brecht filed for divorce from Howard A Gobrecht in common pleas court on grounds of extreme cruelty. The petition lists attorney H G Chambers of Carey as the filing attorney.
A sheriff's sale was conducted at the courthouse Saturday afternoon in the case of The Ohio Pipe Company against The Trenton Oil and Gas Company. An oil and gas lease with a well and equipment on the John Niederkohr farm north of Upper Sandusky was offered for sale, appraised at 500 dollars. The property was bid in by the plaintiff for 570 dollars. Ray W Schuier conducted the sale.
Alice Maffet of Los Angeles and others file suit in common pleas court through C H Workman of Mansfield against C F Smith executor and others to contest the will of the late Alice Maffet of Upper Sandusky.
Carey resident Paul De Amicis was transported to Lancaster Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Paul Frey of Upper Sandusky for processing following a custody or detainment action.
Saturday morning the county commissioners named Dr. R. L. Garster of Upper the Bar Docket as county home physician for the year. Judge Russell H. Kear presided last Thursday in Leona Donaldson vs La Verne Donaldson for divorce. The court found the plaintiff entitled to divorce and that the property was divided satisfactorily. Plaintiff restored to her maiden name Leona Raymond and to pay costs.
William Irvin Batton a Bucyrus laborer and Miss Mary Angelyn Border of Upper Sandusky marry with Rev. G W Good officiating. Batton is son of Harvey Batton and Border daughter of Robert Border.
An elderly dirt farmer facing foreclosure borrows 500 from The City Loan to cover a mortgage and buy hogs. He uses harvest profits to reduce the loan, selling hogs at a profit via the City Loan manager. Barnyard Loans range from 25 to 1000.
Calendar list shows multiple estates with filings, approvals, and orders including executors guardianships and tax determinations. Hearings set May 31 at 9 a.m. on certain estates. Adoption petition for Marilyn Jean Rauble, orders for letters testamentary and bonds. Assertions include heirs determined and assets distribution approvals.
An application for a marriage license was filed in probate court on Monday by Mervyn James Nye a Carey laborer son of Wallace J Nye and Miss Luella Mae Bland of Carey daughter of Myron C Bland. Rev N W Sager of Carey has been named to officiate.
The case of Commercial Savings Bank against Halstead was heard by Judge Phil S Wieland of Mt Gilead on Monday.
Village residents and relatives are listed visiting, calling, or hosting over the weekend. Illnesses include Paul Walters and Mrs Joseph Saltzman with improving health. Church events include Children's Day practice and a mother daughter banquet at United Brethren. Several gatherings occur at the homes of Beards Breitigams and others in Lima Arcadia Findlay and Kenton.
Our Lady of Consolation parish lists services with Rev. Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev. Cyprian Terwoord as assistant. Low Mass at 7:30 a.m. High Mass at 1:00 a.m. Rosary and Benediction at 7:30 p.m.
On June 2 the Sunday School will dismiss the Beginners Primary and Junior departments for the next few weeks as authorities curb the scarlet fever outbreak. Sunday service remains at 10 30 a m with a combined Methodist and Evangelical service to be preached by Rev A C Rainsberger. Choir rehearsal is at 7 30 Pm Saturday and the next Communion is June 16 at morning and evening services.
Co. W. Lanning announces Sunday School at 9 50 a m with classes for intermediate and adults. Morning worship at 10 30 a m features special music and a sermon by the pastor. Union evening service at 8 00 o clock will be held at Christ Lutheran church the first Sunday of each month. Go to church Sunday. The church is the hope of the world.
Rev N W Sager presides as Sunday School 930 am with Wesley Phillips as superintendent Morning worship at 1045 am ELCE meets 700 pm with lesson Jesus as a Man of Prayer led by Mrs Sager Prayer union at Christ Lutheran 800 pm led by Rev Paul R Clouser Wednesday prayer at 800 pm All welcome Boys and girls under 15 barred until scarlet fever epidemic subsides.
Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m followed by preaching at 10 30 a m. Evening Service at 7 30 o clock. Thursday Prayer Service also at 7 30 p m. Come and enjoy these services with us. Allen Frith Supt Naomi Fenstermaker Pastor.
Rev Cora Tester ministers Wharton United Brethren with Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Miss Grace England. Prayer service at 10 30 a m and annual Children s Day program. Beech Grove Church hosts 9 30 a m Sunday School Lloyd Stroub superintendent 10 30 a m Worship service and 8 00 p m mid week prayer on Thursday All are welcome.
The revival at Forest Church of God continues with new faces each evening. Believers report souls saved and the sick healed by divine power. Services run nightly this week with an all day meeting Sunday June 9 including Sunday school and preaching, basket dinner at noon, and baptismal services at 2:00 pm in Mt. Blanchard river after feet washing and communion. Rev Mrs R D Swick of Marion is the evangelist. Co B Wise and Wife, Pastors.
Vaughn Bell moved a barn from the Wise property to his farm west of town Friday. Loren Huston and wife visited Find lay Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Robison and grandson Charles Hunter called on Ella Cole Saturday evening. Mrs. R P Smith visiting Wooster with Harold Smiths. Jay Plotts and wife from Springfield spent the weekend with Mrs Plotts' parents, the Kaubles, south of town. Printed name cards at local event.
Local items list frequent visits and trips across nearby towns. J A McDaniel and Arthur Williams drove to Fremont Sunday. Mrs Grace Snyder stayed in Fostoria Thursday and Friday. Rev A C Rainsberger visited Dayton last Tuesday. C T Dipert and family visited C C Carr home in Carey. Samuel Gunther’s family visited relatives in Dola. B M Bachar and Reid Bachar spent Thursday evening in Findlay. Grace Gamel left for Marion Indiana to stay with E L Rish. Mr and Mrs M P Fox visited relatives in Urbana. Rev and Mrs Paul R Clouser and sons visited Columbus early in the week. Wyandot county has 22 OSU graduates teaching in local schools. A C Rainsberger and son Lynn visit Middletown. A new Chrysler Plymouth sign hangs at McDaniel Motor Sales on MVance Street. Mrs C Mesnard, Mrs Myron Clingman of Sycamore, and Mrs Ralph Pahl visited Marion last Thursday. L O Peters was in Toledo last week. Burton Warn and Mrs W E Mull of Toledo joined Mrs Peters, staying until Monday. C A Landon of Columbus visited Carey and McCutchenville. Mrs Landon has an infected foot. E F Leffler of Marion, with her mother C E Vigor, toured Deshler. J F Brown, M D Shafer, and J A McDaniel traveled to Detroit. Brown and Shafer bought new Chryslers. Judson Capell, recovering from scarlet fever at Findlay hospital, improves. Wesley Patterson and wife visited. Minnie E Davidson and E C Harshberger attended a birthday party at Clarence and Mrs Smalley’s east of Carey. pot luck supper.
Miss Miriam Harshberger spent Sunday with friends in Fostoria. Mr and Mrs C D Sheridan of west of town spent Sunday in Toledo at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Seeman. Mr and Mrs Seth Opp and daughter Rita and Mrs Ella Stumpp spent Saturday in Perrysburg. Kenneth Beitler of Sycamore called at the home of his aunt Mrs Della Gunther Sunday afternoon.
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