Sheriff Sales Involving Griffin Enright and Other Properties
Sheriff's sales were held at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon. Patrick Griffin house and lot at the corner of McConnell and Hazel streets, appraised at 1 000, sold to B C Harman for 1920. Henry Griffin lot on Hazel street app raised at 225, sold to George Reamsnyder for 160. 319 5 acres in Marseilles township app raised at 9 585 sold to Citizens Building and Loan Co of Marion for 25 500. Sixty acres in same case appraised at 1 800 sold to same company for 1 800. Citizens Building and Loan Co against Ohio Farmers Investment Co 160 acres in Marseilles township appraised at 4 800 sold to Jesse Elliott of Columbus for 5 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Josephine Griffin
Mary Enright
Patrick Griffin
McConnell Street
Hazel Street
B. C. Harman
Marty Enright
Henry Griffin
George Reamsnyder
Eys
Marseilles Township
Jesse Elliott
Columbus
Man Indicted In Luring Case Near Tiffin
William C. Bowers of Tiffin, boarding here and trimming trees by his brother, was indicted Saturday on charges of luring a twelve-year-old local boy with nickels. He previously pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid $13.70. The alleged crime carries up to twenty years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Bowers
Tiffin
W. W. Scheidegger
Franklin J. Stalter
Two men indicted for assault with intent to rob
James Stokes and William Skinner, two young men, were indicted by the grand jury on two counts after allegedly taking 26 dollars from another man in Crawford. Pleading guilty to one count of assault with intent to rob, they were sentenced to one year in the Ohio penitentiary and will be moved to Columbus by Sheriff W W Scheidegger in a day or so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
James Stokes
William Skinner
Earl B Carter
Ohio
Columbus
W. W. Scheidegger
Estate matters and guardianships in probate and suit
In the matter of the estate of C. W Cramer deceased statements filed and stock transfer ordered. Guardian B F Hitchcock sues Ward Creighton Hunter and leases property. Estate of Elizabeth Durer filed and suspended. Guardian Mary Jane Hilborn accounts filed and suspended. Estate of Mary S Gaster inventory fled. Elizabeth Durer inheritance tax statement filed. Foreclosure and equitable relief sought in suit by Howard A Stevens against Charles R Smith Susanah Smith Elizabeth Schyder The Realty Loan company and Victor L Smith with requested receiver and sale. George T Geran attorney for defendant. County commissioners confirmed amended surveyor report on Fausnaugh ditch in Hancock and Wyandot counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W Cramer
B. F. Hitchcock
Creighton Hunter
Elizabeth Durer
Mary Jane Hilborn
Mary S Gaster
Wade
Howard A Stevens
Common Pleas Court
Charles R. Smith
Susanah Smith
Elizabeth Schyder
The
Realty Loan Company
Victor L. Smith
Hhe
Charles R Smith Andianah Smith
George T. Geran
Fausnaugh Joint
Hancock
Wyandot
Receiver Appointed Judge Names Louis Artz as Receiver
In Common Pleas Court J D Vail et al sue Commercial Printing and Supply Co for 5000 plus interest and 10000 plus interest. Judge Charles F Close orders Louis Pr Artz to act as receiver with bond of 1900 to protect and preserve property during the action. Grand jury met Saturday, six witnesses, three indictments. foreman Al Walter and Judge Close schedule further jail examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Close
J. D. Vail
Readni
Commercial Pritting and Supply Co
Louis PR. Artz
J. D. Vail Et al
Common Pleas Court
Commercial Printing and Supply Company
Ss. AL Walter
Charles F. Close
Cochenour Sues for Divorce in Common Pleas
Alvin I. Cochenour files a divorce suit against Lillian Cochenour in common pleas court alleging gross neglect of duty. He seeks a divorce and proper relief. Carey and Hall represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin I. Cochenour
Common Pleas Court
Lillian Cochenour
Carey & Hall
Josephine Ann Smith Sues for Failure to Provide and Name Change
Josephine Ann Smith from Berkeley sues for failure to provide and neglect of duty. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Josephine Ann McElDowney and all proper relief in the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Ann Smith
Common Pleas Court
Berkeley M. Smith
Judgment for delinquent dues in Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Judgment in amounts from 10 to 30 dollars with interest rendered in Justice of Peace Jay Marguerat court against 24 members of the Wyandot County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice of Peace
Jay Marguerat
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Stokes and Skinner Sentenced to Year in Ohio Penitentiary
James Stokes and William Skinner were sentenced to one year in the Ohio penitentiary by Judge Charles F. Close and were transported to Columbus Monday by Sheriff W. W. Scheidegger. A joint meeting of Seneca and Wyandot commissioners Friday dealt with matters on the Feichner ditch in the county's northeast.
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James Stokes
William Skinner
Ohio Penitentiary
Charles F. Close
Columbus
Sherif W. W. Scheidegger
Seneca and
Wyandot County Commissioners
William Feichner
Marriage License for Raymond Richards and Iva Stansberry
Raymond Denver Richards farmer of Prospect and Iva Marie Stansberry daughter of Joseph F E Stansberry of Miffin Township obtain a marriage license.
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Raymond Denver Richards
Prospect
Hi Richards
Iva Marie Stansberry
Miffin Township
Joseph FE. Stansberry
Local Socials Note Sunday Visits Across Town
Jason Cole spent Sunday afternoon with Henry Fatherton. Russell and Adé Cale hosted Mrs Thilips and Marlen Shuck with Lucile Corbin visiting Edna Ratherton. Elmer Pratt and daughter Eve joined Lonnie Pratt. Howard Bland with family visited Ade Cole. George Batherton with R. V Batherton, Edgar Doman, and Velmar joined Henry Batherton.
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Jason Cole
Henry Fatherton
Russell Thilips
Adé Cale Marlen Shuck
Lucile Corbin
Edna Ratherton
Elmer Pratt
Eve
Lonnie Pratt
Howard Bland
Ade Cole
George Batherton
R. V Batherton
Edgar Doman
Velmar
Henry Batherton
Hunter shot coons in daytime fined after tale in Alvada
L A Clinker of Alvada told a story of firing at a squirrel and killing two raccoons in daylight. He was arrested on a charge of shooting coons in daylight and fined $50 by Justice of the Peace Frank Dildine.
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L. A
Numerous Local Notables and Events Across Wyandot County
County Doings lists multiple life events from Upper Sandusky and nearby towns. Re-elections include Samuel Mays as chaplain of the 49th Ohio Infantry at Fostoria. Several local residents face medical issues, marriages, and deaths, with notes on church, school, and Masonic activities.
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Dorothy Swinehart
Aryandot
Little Sandusky
Samuel Mays
Upper Sandusky
49Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Fostoria
Fire Prevention Week Urges Home Safety and Community Action
The piece argues that many home fires are preventable and highlights National Fire Prevention Week October 5-10. It urges fire chiefs, officials, and organizations to participate, noting the National Board of Fire Underwriters’ support and the need for common-sense precautions to protect homes from fire.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York
Doctor Tests Store Boy Heart in Quip
In a Progressive Grocer snippet a doctor uses a stethoscope on a young shop clerk and asks if angina pectoris troubles him. The clerk replies that Dolly Green does, a lot, framing a light exchange in a retail setting.
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Dolly Green
Early morning best time to cut flowers says Sam
Early morning is best to cut flowers as the plant is most rigid and fresh. The text mentions a quote attributed to Sam about a man who calls boys and girls kid and a rhetorical remark about the term kiddy.
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Sam
No Chance for Her Mistress in Morning Kiss Row
A dialogue fragment shows a milkman kissing a maid as the mistress objects and the maid defends a promise to kiss nobody else. The exchange centers on ownership of affection and secrecy between two women and a man.
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Sheriff's Sales
Justice Court
St, Paul
Hunter
Guy Sheldon
Wharton
McKitrick Hospital
Kenton
Lewis Manhart
Mt. ‘Carmel Hospital
Rudolph ‘L. Liebenthal
Ruth Fink
Flint
Mich
F&. W. Field
Oscar King
Irvine Hotchkins
New London
George Best
Milwaukee
Chester Siebandler
Kirby
Upper Sandusky High School
Nevada
Miles Keltner
Leah M. Rowinsky
Sarah Rowinsky
Lancaster
Henry T. Clark
Mary Wagner
Mary Elizabeth
Paul Lysle
Community House
Irma Stearns
Mildred Grundtiged
Ruth Grove
Frieda Steiner
Kathryn Hagenmaier
Rosella Seifert
Albert F Thiel
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
John R Forrer
Hilda Seifert
Leo Thiel
Thiel
Ashland
Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co
Faye Yohe
John Roszman
Yohe
Benjamin
Margaret Cordray
Marseilles
R M. Schindler
Abner
Mumma
State Public Utility Commission
Schindler
McCutchenville
Tiffin Tribune
Leota Bowen Nigh
E G Straw
Fitt Township
Nigh
Methodist Church
Leota B. Bowen
S. W. Nigh
North Baltimore
Upper Sandusky Methodist Church
J. W. Byers
Littletown
Penn
Evangelical , Lutheran , Ministerial Association of
West Pennsylvania
Upper Sandusky Lutheran Church
Ida M. Stoll
English Lutheran Church
C. R. Allenbach
Oak Hill Cemetery
Chicago
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr.Scholl
F. N. Schira
Carey
Country Club
Kirk
Jersey
Sun Maid
Bran
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