Court News Bar Docket Entries by Judge Charles I Close
Monday docket entries show multiple actions. In Ohio State v Borer the defendant remains jailed in the State Reformatory and must pay costs with H N Ritterspach as trustee for child support. Other items include Bare v Verd Beard settled at plaintiff costs and O'Brien v Hedges and Lewis Bank where S W Martin's bid is reduced by 75 dollars and appraiser fees set at 20 dollars each.
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Charles I. Close
State of
Ohio
Carl J. Borer
Ohio State Reformatory
H N. Ritterspach
Charles I’, Close
Hiram Bare
Verd
Dora Beard
Charles F Close
Charles O'Brien
Karl Hedges
H BE. Hedges
Lewis Bank and Savings Co
S.W. Martin
S. W Martin
Estate and will actions with court notices
Notices list multiple probate matters including letters of administration granted to C F Sutter and Lena F Bogart, and wills probated or to be probated for Abundio Mata David C Parker Ruth Smalley Frances Ann Spaythe Alvin M Walton and Henry Yeager. A separate suit by Mearl O Bell seeks injunctive relief to void a void judgment and halt enforcement measures.
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Abundio Mata
C F. Sutter
David C. Parker
Ruth Smalley
Frances Ann Spaythe
Lena F. Bogart
Alvin M Walton
Henry Yeager
Mearl O. Bell
Common Pleas Court
O C Berg
Farm Bureau
Harley Althouse
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Jay Marguerat
M R Stansberry
Land Sales Report From Tymochtee Township Auctions
Forty seven and one half acres in Tymochtee township were sold by Sheriff W W Scheidegger at the courthouse Saturday afternoon to G H Mutec ler north of town for 2250. The land was appraised at 2500. A residence in Sycamore appraised at 2500 was sold to J O Walton of Tymochtee township for 1700.
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Tymochtee Township
Maud Wilson
Harrison W. Jacobs
W. W Scheidegger
Court House
G H. Mutechler
Naamah Kuhn
Harry M Kuhn
Sycamore
W. W. Scheidegger
J O Walton
Poindexter Divorce Suit Cites Extreme Cruelty
Bess P Poindexter files for divorce from Carl D Poindexter in common pleas court claiming extreme cruelty and gross neglect their marriage began August 27 1923.
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Bess P. Poindexter
Common Pleas
Carl D. Poindexter
Ohio Publishes Highway Guide For Motorists
The Ohio Division of Highways published a booklet titled Ohio Highway Guide to explain the state's numbering system and highway markings. The 8x9 inch, nineteen page pocket-sized guide covers state routes main arteries traffic rules parks and scenic sites plus Governor Donahey's Five Rules of the Road and distribution details through the Traffic Bureau.
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Ohio “Division of Highways
Ohio
Donahey
Division of Highways and Public Works
G. F. Schlesinger
Department of Highways and Public Works
Traffic Bureau
Ohio Division of Highways
Hold on to Potatoes May Boost Profits in Short Crop Year
Ohio onion and rural economists report a 1925 potato short crop. Holding spuds until April historically adds value, with April prices averaging 1.06 per bushel in prior short years. National yield estimates show 344 million bushels and 3 per capita, highlighting Ohio's import dependency.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
R. F. Taberfieldman
Taber
New Use for Zeppelins in Desert Reconnaissance
An Austrian scientist proposes using short radio waves to guide airships for land reconnaissance over deserts and waste areas. He says the technique could locate underground water deposits by detecting reflected signals from the ground.
Mothers Shape All Great Men Say Michelet Quote
A historical quotation notes that superior men inherit their traits from their mothers, attributed to Michelet. It reflects on the influence of motherhood on greatness.
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Michelet
Local notes and births in Wyandot county events
Upper Sandusky and surrounding areas report births, deaths, and community happenings. Newborns include two daughters for local couples, while a Nevada resident dies in California. The Akron Akron conference yields clergy moves, and local officials discuss taxation. A new McCutchenville weekly, the Community Friend, debuts with school leaders shaping its staff and layout.
Local Social News From Findlay and Nearby Towns
Alfred Vanlue and Bier family shopped in Findlay last Saturday. Prof Nonnamaker and a Findlay visitor group were there Saturday. Mrs Chas Egbert of Findlay visited Vanlue last week. Wellie LeMott of Chicago stayed with his parents. Mrs Ira Van Horn learned of her sister's serious Toledo illness. The Daniels family visited Canal Fulton relatives. The Hoy and Crawford families were business visitors in Findlay. Earley family sold property and moved furniture to Hancock Street Findlay. Lois Wilcox and daughter attended the Wilcox reunion in Westerville. Bookwalter family hosted by S A Eschbach. Ladies Aid of Lutheran church to meet at Carey with Mr and Mrs Gust Summit. DeWayne Dean burned by hot coffee in a table accident. under Dr Metzler's care. Sunbeam class of M E Church social at the parsonage with games and lunch. attendees listed.
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Edgar West
Delaware
West
Lovina Rupop
Upper Sandusky
Emma Long
Wharton
Tiffin
Luella Peabody
JS. L. Moser
Wyandot County
Fostoria
Farm Bureau
Economics Department
Ohio State University
George Kent
Toledo State Hospital
Emma Kent
C F Betz
Old Mission
McCutchenville
Community Friend
Ray H. Klingman
Stanly Fritz
Ralph Graumlick
Martha Lambert
Judson
Tiffin Advertiser
Wellie LeMott
Chicago
Samuel LeMott
Ira van Horn
Toledo
Lloyd Daniels
Alice
Canal Fulton
John Hoy
Wayne Crawford
Findlay
R. C. Earley
Hancock St
Harry Bookwalter
Raymond
Marian
S. A. Eschbach
Lutheran Church
Gust Summit
Carey
DeWayne
Orville Dean
Dr. Metzler
Farm family living from the farm cuts costs, study finds
A U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletin based on over 7 000 farm families across 21 states shows farm derived living costs at farm prices equal about one third of total rural living expenses, with food fuel and rent comprising most. The report notes variations by years of agricultural prosperity and includes a Scioto County Ohio study.
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Sa Eyage
Ohio
U. Department For Agriculture
Bulletin
Scioto County
Department
H. W. Hawthorne
The
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief for Carey Reader
Doan's Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic for kidney pain and urinary disorders. A Carey reader Mrs Frank Ruffing credits the product with curing back pain and dizziness after using Dean's Pills from Ewing Drug Co. Buffalo NY. Price 60 cents at dealers.
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Doan
Carey
Frank Ruffing
S. Patterson St
Dean
Ewing Drug Co
Ruffing
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Prohibition Tone in Huntington Rail Station Quote
A Huntington West Virginia conversation reports a railroad restaurant proprietor refusing to sell Chautauqua tickets noting a wife might attend. The exchange includes the quip she talks too much and a protest about time and money. Short item also mentions peony planting advice and hair as covering with farm wives using paper tablecloths at threshing.
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Huntington
Warren County
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Ohio Highway Guide
SPUDS
Dolph Billhardt
J. W. Prugh
Zenta
L. F. Manhart
Little Sandusky
Columbus
Delbert Trachsel
Northeast
Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Akron
H. B. Allen
Nevada
J. J. Adams
John H. Neate
Chrysler Sales
Fox & Kuenzli
East Johnson Street
Wyandot Overland Company
Sandusky Avenue
Finley Street
David Spangler
Mary Shelly
Spangler
Monte Starner
Bucyrus
Sandusky Hocking Valley
Vanlue
Alfred, Bier
Prof. Nonnamaker
Chas. Egbert of
Lois Wilcox
Delcia
Wilcox
Westerville
Sunbeam
M. E. Church
Grant Tong
Esther Tong
Jennie Beck
Martha England
Margaret Breitigam
Goldie Hagerman
Donna Hendricks
Martha Saltzman
Caroline Miller
Messrs
Nathan Beck
Carl Hatch
Harry Monday
Mrs Tong
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Salaires
Clifton
Hershey’s
Country Club
Buick
Buick Motor Coo
Flint
Mich
General Motors Corporation
Beth
Riester’s Garage
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