Court News Bar Docket Entries Judge Close Presides
Wednesday docket records show Norman W. Peters administrator against New York Central. settled and dismissed with costs to defendant. Nina L. Johnson versus Fred H Johnson grants divorce for extreme cruelty. household effects awarded. Edson Moore & Co versus KIS Hagerman dismissed with costs. State of Ohio versus Walter Gould pleads guilty. sentenced to reformatory with conditions of recognizance and child support payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Close
Norman W. Peters
New York Central Railway
Nina L. Johnson
Fred H Johnson
Edson, Moore & Co
Kis Hagerman
Charles
F Close
State of
Ohio
Walter Gould
Edwin Blank
Esquire
Ohio State Reformatory
Reformatory
Kear vs Kauble Forgery Case Hinges on Handwriting Expert
In Richland township a suit by J M H Kear as administrator of Thomas B Kear’s estate against Peter Kauble administrator of Sarah Cran’s estate resulted in a forgery finding. The note dated 1919 for 300 dollars was deemed forged by handwriting expert William G Pengelly of Columbus. Judge Charles F Close entered a final finding against the plaintiff. Attorneys L M Bowers and D C Hare with Carey and Hall represented the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. H. Kear
Thomas B. Kear
Richland Township
Peter Kauble
Sarah Cran
Common Pleas Court
Charles F. Close
Sarah A. Crau
Mrs Cram
Pengelly
Close
Kear
Mr. Kauble
L. M. Bowers
D. C Hare
Carey & Hall
Contempt Case Ordered Four Months To Pay $100
Judge J W Wright heard Lucy Zimm erman v Frank Zimm erman on a motion to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt for failing to pay $100 ordered by the court. The defendant was given four months to pay. if not paid he faces thirty days in jail. The motion to increase support for minor children was overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Wright
Bucyrus
Lucy Zimmerman
Frank Zimmerman
Ménnor
O'Brien v Hedges case notes partnership claim details
Judge J W Wright renders opinion Friday in Charles O'Brien against Karl W Hedges et al. Evidence shows Hedges bought partnership interest from Eastel Bros for 3650 dollars, gave a 2000 dollar note unpaid. Court finds no lien on the partnership, only against Hedges. Other items include guardianship and estate actions with various bond actions and court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Wright
Charles O’brien
Karl W. Hedges
Karl W
FH. &E. Hedges
Eastel Bros
Hedges
O’brien
H Oi Hedges
Earl W Hedges
MN Homestead
J. Walter Wright
Bucyrus
Friday Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Charles O'Brien
Karl Hedges
Orla Gilliland
State of
Ohio
Prosecution Postponed In Ohio Case Against William C Bowers
Illness in the prosecuting witness’s family delays the State of Ohio versus William C Bowers. Bowers pleaded guilty before Mayor Franklin J. Stalfer, then retracted and claimed not guilty in common pleas court. Trial postponed to a later date when the witness can appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
William C Bowers
Franklin J. Stalfer
Common Pleas Court
Bowers
Coal thief released on churchgoing condition after custody
Ralph Hart, jailed on a coal theft charge, was freed by county commissioners on Saturday on the condition he attends church Sunday with Squire Jay Marguerat. Judge J Walter Wright presided over cases including Zimmerman vs Zimmerman and OBrien vs Hedges. Miss Venus Stages resigns as Recorder, effective Saturday, planning to move to Detroit for new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph. Hart
Squire Jay Marguerat
Venus Stages
R C Boucher
Detroit
Public Sale at Adrian Ohio November 4 1925
Public auction at 1 00 p m near Adrian Ohio offers a general purpose mare farm machinery one horse wagon top buggy Bryan breaking plow multiple cultivators plows harnesses collars nets and farm implements including 6S shocks of corn Terms announced day of sale Henry Shearer clerk and Florent Day auctioneers listed.
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Adrian Ohio
Bryan
W J Phillips
Notice to Millie Dealers in Wyandot County
All persons selling milk in Wyandot County must obtain a permit from the County Health Commissioner by November 1, 1925. A fifty cent permit fee applies, valid until January 1, 1927, per Health Commissioner C. Stutz.
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Wyandot County
No Hunting Notice From Local Landowners
Positively no hunting or trespassing, night or day, on lands owned or controlled by Mrs Emma Ehrlich and listed signatories including Edward Riester G V Sutphen Frank Eakin J D Carothers Charles A Ogg J R Hyestone Laura Stevens Albert Schlachter and J A Fox. A charge of 25 cents will be collected for each name signed to the notice through the hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ehrlich
Edward Riester
Sutphen
Frank Eakin
J D. Carothers
Charles A. Ogg
J. R. Hyestone
Laura Stevens
Albert Schlachter
J. A. Fox
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Times Office
Readable text notes name cards for Times staff and visitors found at the office. The item catalogs printed or engraved identifiers used for greeting and access.
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Times Office
Aged Soils of Qhiq Need Special Care
Ohio State University extension leaflet notes soils in southwestern Ohio show old glacier influences. J A Slipher explains soils born from glaciation and the need for lime, clover, fertilizers, and tiling to rejuvenate aged lands along the Ohio boundary. The October Timely Topics is available by card from the university.
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Agricultural
Highlain County
Martinsville
Cuba
Clarkeville
Clinton County
Warren ‘County
Hamilton County
Indiana Line
Agricultural Publications Office
Ohio State University
Poultry Catching Crate Described by Wooster Station
A simple device called the catching crate helps poultry raisers trap chickens without startling them. Plans and description are offered free by the Experiment Station at Wooster Ohio. The crate aids daytime capture after birds gather in the colony house or on range roosts to bring pullets indoors for winter quarters.
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Wooster
Ohio
Buildings to house workers for Big Four line work
W N Wilson resident engineer has moved to Urbana to supervise the 32 mile double track project from Springfield to Bellefontaine. Houses will be erected at Lippincott Station four miles south of West Liberty and at Powells Hill south of Urbana to accommodate the workmen.
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Springfield
Bellefontaine
Lippincott Station
West Liberty
Powells Hill
Urbana
N Wilson
Talk With a Cary Man on Kidney Pain Relief
Cary resident H R Kesler purports kidney pain from paint fumes and backaches. He credits Doan's Pills from Brayton's Drug Store for relief after three weeks of suffering. Foster Milburn Co. Mfrs Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kesler
Findlay Street
Carey
H. R. Kesler
E. Findlay St
Doan
Brayton
Deals In Dirt Transfers Across Townships In Ohio
Fairrie Bland and others sell three acres in Ridge township for 1000 dollars to Alfred L Frantz. Sheriff Scheidegger sells forty seven and forty nine hundreds acres in township one for 2350 dollars to G Mutchler. Harry L Williams and wife sell Inlet 3 Upper Sandusky to James A Carey for 1 dollar. James A Carey and wife sell Lot 1 Fowler and Mc Connell's addition Upper Sandusky to Harry L Williams for 1 dollar. David C Parker sells 600 acres Crane township to Thomas Benton for 1 dollar. Sheriff Scheidegger sells lots 37 38 39 40 Foy's addition Sycamore for 1700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairrie Bland
Alfred L. Frantz
Ridge Township
W. W. Scheidegger
David C. Parker
Thomas Benton
Crane Township
J. O. Walton
Foy
Sycamore
Arm Crushed Leading to Amputation at Kenton
P. L. Kemmerlie a Big Four brake man suffered a severe right arm crush injury while boarding a freight at Grants last Friday night. The arm was amputated near the elbow at Kenton hospital where he was taken shortly after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. ‘L. Kemmerlie
Big Four
Grants
Kenton
West Liberty Banner
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Court News
Stanton
Stumpp
Mease
Muckware
Chesebrough
Salehill
Homer C Sturys
Ina
Ina Ulrich
Florent Day
Henry Shearer
Millie
Oo. C. Stutz
Henry Hetzel
Upper Sandusky
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Harriet Horn Ordhe Sandusky
South Hazel Street
Henry Lynn
Marion
R. O Spellerberg
Wells Chief
Paul McNamara
James B. McNamara
Miami
George Keller
Hazel Street
Frank Frederick
Frederick
Walker and
Hazel Streets
I. L. Davis
N. W Armstrong
Deshler
Oaks
Wyandot Avenue
W A. Stimmel
W. C. Stimmel
Gottlieb Burkey
Brownstown
Cortez E Fatton
Greensburg
Ind
Michael Patton
Panny Mary Carrol
John R. Carrol
S. R. Dunham
Benjamin F. Crowl
Nevada
D. J Kidd
Kirby
Kidd
Myrtle E Inman
Salem Township
Convention Institute of the
County Council of Religious Education
Ida L. Stevenson
Lloyd S. Hale
Toledo
John T Carey
Hale
Lewis Bank & Savings Co
Porrester Smith Co
Sylvia Cochran
West Hicks Street
Laura Kenan
Mt Carmel Hospital
W IL Johnson
Rose Pagnard
Johnson
Mary Agnes Vogel
John B Vogel
Raymond BK Buchheit
8S. Buchheit
Defiance
St Peter’s Catholic Church
Helena Vogel
William Fleck
Buchheit
Overland Assembly
Qhiq
Abraham Lincoln
Cary Man
Millik
Country Club
Brown Ib
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Riester’s Garage
Carey, Ohio
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