Commissioners Open Road Bond Bids for Nos. 171 173 175
County commissioners opened bids Saturday afternoon on three road bonds for roads 171 173 and 175. Firms from Toledo Cincinnati and nearby banks submitted offers with varied interest rates and amounts including Citizens Savings bank Commercial Savings bank Wharton bank and Provident Savings Bank and Trust Co among others.
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Citizens Savings Banks
Commercial Savings Bank
Wharton Bank
Blanchett, Bowman & Wood
Toledo
SEM Durfee &Co
Provident ‘Savings ‘Bank and Trust Co
Cihein‘nat
Seasongoodee Meyer
Spitzer
Probate actions for multiple estates listed in terse records
In the matter of the estate of Frank J. Scheckler deceased applications for letters of administration with the will annexed filed bonds ordered and approved letters issued to Edna A E Scheckler and Maud E Scheckler. Will of George H Scheck deceased admitted to probate and recorded testimony of witnesses filed. Inventory and appraisal filed for George O Maskey and Anna Miller estates. Bond orders issued and bonds filed and approved letters issued to Cyrus Sears Magdalena Scheck.
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Frank J. Scheckler
Edna A. E. Scheckler
Maud E. Scheckler
George “H. Scheck
George O. Maskey
Anna Miller
Peter Frank
Cyrus Sears
George H. Scheck
Magdalena Scheck
Local marriages and land sale noted in court records
The list records several wedding pairs with addresses including Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Bellevue and Carey plus a court sale of Miles R Wonder’s 203.61 acre property six miles north of Upper Sandusky appraised at 15000 and sold at 10600 to attorney A K Hall as Ray Schuler announced the bid.
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Miles R. Wonder
Upper Sandusky
Court House
A. K. Hall
Ray Schuler
Zimmerman arraigned on child support charge in local court
Frank Zimmerman was arraigned before Justice of the Peace F E Wetlau on a non support charge. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond. Harold Johns was jailed in Bowling Green to answer a non support charge, taken into custody by Deputy Grover Miller and Sheriff H B Stansbery.
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Frank Zimmerman
Justice of the Peace
F. E. Wetdaw
Mr. Zimmerman
Harold Johns
Harpster
Bowling Green
Grover C Miller
H. B. Stansbery
Missing hogs probe after truck sighting near Bowsherville
A report to the sheriff described a truck parked by the Bowsherville school southwest of Upper Sandusky with a man holding a flashlight guarding about a hundred hogs owned by Jehn Lavely. Deputy Stansbery and neighbors searched roads south and east but found no vehicle or hogs. It was not determined if any hogs were stolen.
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Bowsherville School
Upper Sandusky
Jétn Lavely
Raymond Stansbery
Woerner Sentenced to Ohio State Penitentiary for Non-Support
William K. Woerner was taken to Columbus Thursday to begin a term in the Ohio State penitentiary for non support. He was accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Raymond Stansbery.
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William K. Woerner
Columbus
Ohio State Penitentiary
Raymond Stansbery
Meiner Sues Barth for 1604.95 Judgment
C H Meiner files suit in common pleas court through L M Bowers against Samuel Barth and Elsie Barth seeking 1604 95 as damages and sale of premises with proceeds applied to the debt.
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C. H. Meiner
Common ‘Pleas Court
L. M. Bowers
Samuel Barth
Elsie Barth
Divorce case notes declare defendant guilty of
The record shows in the Sylvia Gongwer Young versus Clayton Young divorce proceeding that the defendant has been guilty of certain wrongdoing based on petition and evidence heard by the court.
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Sylvia Gongwer Young
Clayton Young
Bonds Let to Seasongood & Meyer for County Roads
The county commissioners awarded three road bonds totaling 14413.68 to Seasongood and Meyer Toledo at a four and a half percent interest rate plus a 4 premium. In a separate case three Marion men pleaded guilty in Justice Court to theft of corn from Wyandot County. The value was about seven dollars. The defendants cited needs to pay for clothes groceries and family support. Sentences or further actions were deferred for investigation.
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Seasongood & Meyer
Toledo
Vaughn
Thompson
Social Visit and Family News From Carey Area
Local residents and relatives share weekend visits and birthday notes across Carey, Tiffin, Fostoria, and nearby towns. Multiple households report guests, illnesses, and a birthday celebration for Frank Haferd, with arrivals from Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, McComb, and Bloomdale.
Hetzel Birthday Surprise at Upper Sandusky Home
Guests gathered Wednesday evening at the R. G. Hetzel residence in Upper Sandusky for a surprise party honoring Mrs. Hetzel on her birthday. The event was arranged by Mr. Hetzel and their daughter Miss Lucy.
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Addie Davis
Alfred
Forest
J. M. Ruffner
Ruffner
Mononcue
Lincoln Highway
L. L. Hudson
John Holm
Omar
Laura Kentfield
McComb
Ralph Hathaway
Bloomdale
Mark Karr
Floyd Mullholand
Miles
Mac Rogers
Toledo
Rogers
Wm Wright
Elmer Ankney
T G. Laws
Clyde Wentling
F. W. Hurd
Fred Parthmore
R. G. Hetzel
Upper Sandusky
Local residents visit across multiple Ohio towns
Mrs Liza Cornell and others spent Sunday in Bucyrus and Elyria with friends. The Moser and Mullholand families shared time in Fostoria and Bucyrus. Several pairs and groups from Bucyrus Monroe Toledo Findlay Lima Chicago also visited relatives and guests over the weekend.
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Liza Cornell
Bucyrus
Fostoria
Earl
Moser
Elyria
M. “Saunders
Sandusky
Alton—Mullholand
Harry ‘ Mullholand
Monroe, Mich
A. Mullholand
Anna
Haines
Mies
Arthur ‘Mullholand
Fred Ewing
Ge Ax
Mullholand
Johnson
Fractured Hip For Local Man After Fall
Thursday evening F D Hurd fell at his home on West Main Street. Friday morning Goffs ambulance transported him to Dr J Craig Bowmans office in Upper Sandusky where an X ray showed a fractured right hip.
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F. D. Hurd
W. Main Street
Goff
Birth Announced at Brooks House South of Town
An 80 pound baby boy arrived Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Vincent Brooks south of town, reported by the store.
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Vincent Brooks
Ohio 4-H Congress Visit Recap with Mary Louise Baker
A detailed diary of the Ohio 4 H Congress trip in Columbus with Mary Louise Baker and Kittie Baker. The group attends church services, university talks, career discussions, and a banquet at the Neil House. Highlights include lectures by Dean Alfred Vivian and J L Clifton, plus a tour of state sites and a closing banquet.
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Novis
Mary
Louise
Wetzel
Bula
Séhuch
Kittie
Baker
Norma
Masters
Columbus
Congress
Dowdy
Neil’ House
Eulah
King ‘Avenue
EL Ehureh
Herbérte
Huffman- Afd
C. C. Weist
Weist
Alfred Vivian
Orient
United States
Egypt
India
Japan
Palmer
University Hall
Rev. Wylie
W. H. Palmer
Alslock
A. B. Spohn
Ives Hall
H.W. Nisonger
Minnie Price
Enid Lunn
Blanche Bowers
Thelma Beall
Townshend Hall
James A. Leeder
R R. B. Tom
R. C. Ramsower
Leeder Wast
Vivian
George Rightmire
Ilyes Hall
Alice Donnelly
Campbell Hall
Home Economics
Pomerene Hall
Pomerene
A H. Limouze
Mr. Leeder
North Hi Chorus
J. L. Clifton
State Superintendent of Schools
L. L. Rummel
Ohio
Ohio Farmer
Denton O ' Croy
Robert Reed
Karl Bolander
Maude Flawson
Victrola
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau
Walter Kirk
Ohio State Grange
Wes
Ives
Donnelly
J Weao Oy
David Lartimer
Wwe
Thien
J. B. Posembey
Mulgene Ai
W. R. Walker
Edna Callahan
Cloca C. Thomas
Dean Vivian
Cooper
Harry Silver
Perry Green
E. c. Rowland
L. L.rummell
University—hd
Neil House
R. B. Tom
Mary Louise
Ohio Theatre
A. I. A. Tower
Victor Ries
E. L. ‘Beck
Iveshall
Gordon Briggs
Pws
Fair Board
Kittie Baker
Farm border survey ends with American side finding
An elderly buyer learns her farm lies on the American side after surveyors determine border location. She comments that Canadian winters are severe, expressing relief at the result. The exchange reflects taxation concerns linked to the land.
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United States
Canada
Carey Times Thanksgiving Publication Change
The Carey Times will print early for Thanksgiving and publish Wednesday morning next week. Copy is due a day earlier than usual and no display ads will be accepted after 9 00 a m Tuesday.
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Carey Times
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Court News
Court ‘House
H. J. Dunkel
Jessie Pfeifer
C. F. Betz
William Pfeifer
Frederick Pfeifer
Katherine Brady
Marseilles Township
George Brady
William E. Schaefer
Nelsonville
Beatrice Henshaw
Little Sandusky
John Raymond Reitz
Bellevue
Iris Margaret Keely
G. W. Good
Gerald Tong Garey
Garfield Tong
Elva Wilcox
Carey
John Wilcox
J. Walter
Charles Gallinger
A. S. Leuthold
Bonds Ave
Justice's “Court
Crawford
Wm. Lusius
George Turner
Mollie Wonder
Cleveland
Myrtle Hingle
Homer Phillips
Alvada
Orville Phillips
Logan Watson
Ralph Haford
Tennant House
Lick Run
Winifred Karr
Davidson Home
H. B. Myers
Ralph and
Russell
Edith Elen
Eisse
T. G. Laws
Robert Dow
Bobby, Jerry
Tiffin
Dow
D. A. Dow
Frank Eakin
Fort Royal
Ralph Kurtz
Frank Stanley
Clarence Weber
Roy Southwick
Robert
Harry Nye
Miss Margaret
Mary Elizabeth
Franko
Mr. Haferd
Frank Haferd
Harold Wilcox
Melford
Hugh Hayman
Richard
Battle Creek
Ipsyr
Simonis Grocery
Adrian
oMi
Myron
Miller
Claude Miller
Louise Ewing
George Johnson
Bobby
Billy
Mr.i
Paris Carver
Sarah Presler
Harry Yardhner
Elvira
B. J. Clouse
Geneva
Betty Jean
Findlay
Guy Ewing
Buckland
Whitney—Abbott
Fdéstoria
Helen Smith
Chicago
Edith Ewing
Lima
Joe, Wehrle
Beans
Navy
Bes
Michigan
Werko
Clint Baker
Town
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Duilding, Lone & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Elza Jacobs
Carey, Ohio
L. J. Cooke
Niles
The
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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