Walton family wins land appropriation appeal in Ohio
In Wyandot County on Sept. 18 a three day common pleas trial awarded J Warren Walton and others 16000 dollars for land and damages taken for the U S 23 highway project. The verdict superseded the state's 10000 dollar offer and allocated 3700 for land 250 for a garage and 12050 for residue damages covering five parcels totaling 10968 acres. The largest parcel measured 9471 acres and Stansberg Schoenberger of Upper Sandusky represented Walton. Jurors were Robert Gibson Alma Krebs Doris Reis Eleanor Wouseholder Elaine Grunditsch Wanda Turney Nita Rome Edwin G Pahl Leo A Vaughn Monty Porter Wesley Wonder Robert Stroub.
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Wyandot County
J. Warren Walton
Thers
Upper Sandusky
Stansberg and
Schoenberger
Walton
Eviction and small claims actions filed in Upper Sandusky court
Multiple civil actions filed in Upper Sandusky Municipal Court include eviction and rent claims totaling 315 dollars by B G Bowling and Audrey M Bowling against Mary Rogers, a Klein's Truck Stop debt for 1510.77 against Stanley Margraf, a 250-dollar cross-petition damages claim by Lawrence Brooks against Clarence C Clinger, and a 50-dollar small claims suit by Zeller Garage Service vs Glenn Rhoden. Harold D Dyer of Carey faced neglect of minor children charges. Estella I Ward of Carey filed the case, taken under advisement. Edward W Lee of Tiffin was fined 25 dollars plus costs and 5 days in jail for petty larceny related to stealing 10 gallons of gasoline on April 30 1963 from the Ralph Pratt farm west of Carey.
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Upper Sandusky
B. G. Bowling
Audrey M. Bowling
Mary Rogers
D. N. Klein
Klein
Tiffin
Stanley Margraf
Sycamore
Lawrence Brooks
Carey
Clarence C. Clinger
Zeller Garage Service
Nevada
Glenn Rhoden
Route 5
Upper Sandrusky
Harold D. Dyer
Wyandot County
Edward W. Lee
Wyannot County
Sheriff’s Department
Ralph Pratt
Minor injuries after Plym sideswipes pole near Carey
Paul W. Secrist 73 of Wharton and Mrs. Secrist sustained minor injuries when their 1951 Plymouth southbound struck a telephone pole at St. Rte. 103 and U.S. 23, four-tenths of a mile east of Carey. Sheriff says accelerator was pressed accidentally. Also notes anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Speelman with dinner at the Dutch Mill.
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Paul W. Secrist
Wharton
Secrist
Carey
St. Rte. 103
U.S. 23
Wade Speelman
Grove Street
Dutch Mill
K Speelman
Alvada
Jean Speelman
Carol
Janice Smith
Panel Discusses Teenage Behavior At Christ Lutheran
A Sunday evening meeting at Christ Lutheran Church drew 38 youths and 5 adults to discuss teenage behavior. Panelists urged parental knowledge of teens, frank family talks about sex, and encouraging driver education with reasonable curfews set by families.
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Luther League
Christ Lutheran Church
H.R. Wenner
Richard Spayd
Robert Hussey
Carson Canode
Robert Shaull
Luther Leaguers
Area Accident Basis For Damage Suit
Richard J. Wenzinger and his son John M. Wenzinger filed a $213 178 39 personal injuries suit in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court naming Ray P Hunter Alice C Hunter Crawford township trustees Paul Heck Lawrence Orians and Forrest Wenner as defendants The suit says John M Wenzinger then 19 was driving on Wyandot County Road 26 Sept 24 1961 when a tree limb across the road struck the car The limb allegedly came from a tree on property owned by the Hunters fog obscured the limb and John suffered skull fractures loss of speech for 108 days unconsciousness and permanent balance loss requiring assistance.
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Wyandot County
Carey
John M. Wenzinger
Wyandot
Marriage Licenses Tie Five Names Together
James R. Morehart of McCutcheonville a factory inspector and Joanne E. Dible of Carey a factory worker request license. Dennis L. Yingling of Carey and Karen R. Sommerschield of Carey also appear in the register with spouses and occupations listed.
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James R. Morehart
McCutchenville
Reed Morehart
Joanne E. Dible
Carey
Harry J. Dible
Dennis L. Yingling
Robert L. Yingling
Karen R. Sommerschield
Marcus M. Sommerschield
Open records law takes effect in Ohio Friday
Ohio boosts openness with a new open records law set to take effect on Friday September 27. The measure passed with broad support in both parties and allows public access to most records held by state and local governments with specific exemptions. Violations incur fines up to one hundred dollars per offense.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
A. G. Lancione
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Ohio Senate
James A. Rhodes
Court appoints guardians and executors for local estates
Judge Kear appoints Robert B. Scott as administrator of the estate of Dudley Chase Scott. Wave M. Reber named administratrix with will annexed of Leefe A. Schoenberger's estate. Virgil E. Swerlein estate also noted. Hearing set for 10 a.m. Oct. 10 on inventory and appraisement. Russell C. Price files fourth partial account for Doris Faye Saul. Betty Maxine Thompson files first partial account for Madalyn Mae Pennington.
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Kear
Robert B. Scott
Bucyrus
Dudley Chase Scott
Wave M. Reber
Upper Sandusky
Leefe A. Schoenberger
Virgil E. Swerlein
Russell C. Price
Doris Faye Saul
Betty Maxine Thompson
Madalyn Mae Pennington
Carey's Ordinance Prohibits Youth Loitering After Hours
Carey Ohio village passes Ordinance 574 to ban minors under 18 from loitering on streets after midnight and 15 year olds after 10 PM unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. A daily 10 PM siren warns of restricted hours and fines range from 1 to 10 dollars with costs, plus possible incarceration for nonpayment.
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Carey
Ohio
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