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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
3
Court notes show August marriage licenses at 12, down from 13 a year earlier. The estate docket includes transfers, debts, hearings, inventories, and accounts for multiple deceased, with real estate sales and adjourned hearings. Dog warden investigates injuries to sheep and dogs on several farms near the city.
A common pleas court petition filed Thursday by E J Ulrich as administrator of John Wren's estate seeks a mandatory injunction to permit a preferred claim of 3246.26 and other relief against Ira J Fulton state superintendent of banks. The filing was made by Rheinfrank Lindecker of Toledo.
Frank Ball through attorney Earl B. Carter sues Virgil Koehler and others. He seeks to compel defendants to reveal claimed interests in specified chattel property or be barred. He requests sale of the property with proceeds applied to his claim and asks for the appointment of a receiver.
A 12 gauge Remington automatic shotgun was taken from Frank Bope’s Old Town Sycamore home early last week. Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz reported the loss. the firearm is valued at $55.
Bills of sale filed with Clerk of Courts EB. J. Ulrich show 58 new cars sold in the county during August, the largest monthly total since May 1930, indicating a strong sales month for local dealers.
The court last Thursday saw J. C. Lynch file a foreclosure and judgment petition against J. R. Gregg and others. Attorney R. R. Kurtz of Sycamore filed the petition.
In the matter of the liquidation of the Sycamore State Bank of Sycamore the hearing on the application to pay a dividend was continued at the request of the banking department to September 30, 1933. The hearing on the application for authority to borrow money was also continued to September 30, 1933. Hurley against Hurley involves sale of real estate and other relief with exceptions to the account overruled.
The DeSoto sedan stolen early Tuesday from Mayor C. M. Coons’ Nevada garage was recovered Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz. It was found in brush land about a half mile south of Nevada and sustained no damage.
Louis Heilman, implicated in a wool theft, paid his $38.30 fine last Tuesday and was released from jail.
Dogs ran through three farms east of Upper Sandusky last Thursday morning causing heavy damage to flocks. One sheep perished and others were herded back as farmers reported extensive losses.
Ohio prosecutors filed petition in common pleas court charging M C Terry and Clyde Terry with petit larceny. They were arraigned before Judge Russell H. Kear, pled not guilty, bond set at 1000 dollars each, trial date September 12, attorney W W Rowland appointed. Also heard Saturday, divorce case Helen Reamsnyder v William Reamsnyder resulting in divorce for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Plaintiff awarded household goods alimony and custody. defendant to pay 1.50 weekly child alimony. plaintiff to bear costs.
Edward L. Matteson of Nevada and Martha Jane Brooks of Nevada filed for a marriage license in probate court on Saturday. Rev. Norman Sweat of Upper Sandusky was named to officiate.
County commissioners held a Saturday hearing on the vacation of Rowland road in Pitt township and an adjourned hearing on the Kraft ditch in Tymochtee township.
Mabel Marie Heilman sues Lewis Earl Heilman for divorce alleging neglect and extreme cruelty. Married in Monroe Michigan on April 23, 1925, the couple has three children. She seeks alimony custody of the children and restoration to her former name Mabel Marie Reef.
Robert Criswell filed a common pleas petition seeking injunction and quieting of title over oil leases on his Tymochtee farm. Defendants named are Ray C. Jones and C. T. Coyle. Attorney W A Houck of Columbus filed the petition.
A foreclosure suit was filed in common pleas court by C. F. Smith against John O. Walton of Syc amore and others through attorney A. K. Hall. The case involves a principal amount of $3,438.83 on a mortgage of real estate.
B V Sheckler of Wyan dot pleads guilty in common pleas court Saturday afternoon to driving while intoxicated. He is sentenced to 30 days in jail and to pay costs and his driver's license is revoked for six months.
Jay Burnside of Nevada was captured after a chase through corn fields and brush by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz and Deputy Paul Frey. He allegedly confessed to stealing two cars owned by Mrs. Maude Hagerman and Mayor C. M. Coons, and was arraigned on two theft charges. The 1933 Chevrolet coupe belonged to Hagerman and was found at the Oceola pool with parts missing and paint altered.
The text notes 9 sacks bought the same goods in 1925 while 19 sacks in 1930 and 22 in early 1933 show waning purchasing power due to oversupply. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration urges farmers to cut acreage for 1934 and 1936 crops to restore the 1914 basis where 8 sacks bought the pictured goods.
He pleaded guilty to each charge and was bound over to the grand jury with bonds set at $1,000 per charge. Bond had not yet been furnished Tuesday afternoon.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Beech Shireman. Al Yambert of Risingsun visits Frank Yambert. Prof and Mrs J Fred Williams moved to the Mullholand home. Numerous friends and relatives visit, travel, and attend church events as schools open with 320 pupils.
Ten thousand 2 cent beer stamps lost during distribution in Columbus were found in Seneca county offices. Treasurer Ray W Harding located the stamps in his allotment and said no charge would be made. State Treasurer Harry Day thanked Harding for the recovery noting the loss would have cost his department 200 dollars.
The Clare Wentling family held its 13th annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wentling southeast of town with sixty attendees. A basket dinner followed a varied program of solos recitations and talks including a Passion Play description and Century of Progress remarks. Officers chosen were Wendell Wentling president Wealtha Wentling vice president Vergie Beth Musgrave secretary and W. E. Cole treasurer.
Trumbull Falhio and Nabob wheats praised by millers as ideal quality. Ohio 4-H Club Congress set for September 18 to 23 at Ohio State University. Early pullets should be housed before September. Tall corn stories planned for September 8 at Wooster for the 100 Bushel Corn Club meeting. Farm purchasing power fell 10 percent from July 16 to August 15 while prices paid by farmers rose for buys. Farmers sending more cows and heifers to market. inspected slaughter up 11 percent in first half of 1933, signaling a past rapid cow-population rise.
A girl confesses she prayed not to be good but for her mother to endure her mischief. The mother responds that prayer can help, while the child reveals her true request to God about patience.
Rev. Father Paul Vollrath is pastor with Rev. Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday services include Low Mass at 7:30 a.m. High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Rosary Confraternity prayers and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. list of services provided.
Rev Paul R Clouser presides with Sunday school at 9 15 followed by general assembly 9 15 to 9 35 and class periods 9 40 to 10 20 The service begins at 10 30 with a sermon A Century of Progress Luther League Rally at St Lucas Lutheran Toledo at 4 PM Evening session Wednesday Woman's Missionary Society meets at 2 PM
Pastor Rev A C Rainsberger announces Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 35 with quartet music and sermon Evening worship at 7 30 includes an hour of song and meditation Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 all are welcome to attend all services.
Tuesday to Sunday visits reported among Baseline residents. James Amerine visited Mr. and Mrs. George Amerine. Hilariian Haubert and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner. Margy and Adeline Turner were callers for Miss Flo and Hazel Coldiron. other gatherings included Albert Turner and family hosting Margy Adeline Gertrude Turner with Ralph Bingle in Carey. visits by Wallace Nye family and others to Turner homes. Forest Turner and Eunice Betty Dale Turner Paul Johnson of Fostoria also visited. Crawford and Vanlue area families connected with Catherine Turner and Thelma Knepper.
A dialogue between two constables recalls a speeding incident. They chase a fast driver, fail to read the license, and remark on a brown eyed gal with a dimple in her cheek observed at the scene.
A recessing Ohio assembly taxation committee explored a 2 percent retail sales tax a 3 percent services tax on gas and telephone companies a luxury goods levy a graduated license tax on chain stores and an inheritance tax increase They also considered taxes on vending machines and racing and noted brewer absorption of the beer cap tax lowered beer prices restoring pre tax levels.
A parade of visitors and relatives attends homes around Findlay and area, including A. G. Collet in Cleveland on business, Collett’s name cards at Carey Times, and numerous guests from Columbus, Indianapolis, Akron, Toledo, Arlington, Fremont, and Pleasantville. Families gallery from Gem Beach to Royal Oak share Labor Day visits and weekends.
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