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Inventory in estate of William H. Mille, filed. Motion to require Jessie Foreman administratrix with will annexed hef estate of W. J. Wall, deceased to ove bond in said estate, filed. Order O application Anna M. Pugh is ap peared administratrix of estate of Tamas Pugh. Appraisers, R. A. Auble, Morgan Neath and C. A. Cur tis, Last will and testament of Lee C. White, deceased, filed. Hearing May 18, 10 a. m. Petition E. V. Roshon, administra tor of estate of Elmer E. Cook against Alice M. Roshon et al., to sell real estate to pay debts. On hearing order of sale granted, First and final account estate of George Young Sr., filed. The last will and testament of E Lewis on hearing had ad mitted to probate. Citation issued to Lewis to make her elev en, First and final account estate of Katherine Young, filed, = Hearing of application Grace Wolt for mother’s pension continued. Application for adoption of Gladys Elaine Over by William M. Warner and Belle E. Warner. Hearing May 25, 10 a. m. First and final account of Arthur C. Mellert, guardian of Joseph Mel lert, filed, Inventory in estate of Cheley Heath, filed, First partial account of Iva E Hisey, executrix estate of Emdline Koons, filed. Application filed to have inheritance tax determined, first and final account of Fred O. Foster, administrator estate of Mary A. High, deceased, Cliff V. Matteson appears in court and elects to take under will of Cora D. Matteson, deceased, Once Savannah Lewis is appointed executrix of estate of Eu gene Lewis. Appraisers, C. C. Hines, Ralph Bryant and Frank Eglin, In re the leasings of lands in uardianship of Reba V. Ritter and Jances D. Williams, Confirmation of leases filed, On applicatin Charles Lautzenheiser is appointed administrator of estate of Florinda Harter. Appraisers: Ed. Alexander, Ed Dutt and Ford Wil liams. Hearing had and the will of James Kemery, admitted to probate. Cita tion issued to Florence A. Kemery, widow of deceased. On application Luther Kemery is appointed executor of estate of James Kemery. Appraisers, H. C. Moore, H. A. Reese and George E. Smith. Inventory in estate of John E. Maytham, filed. On application Euphronius Mc Frederick and Cyril McFrederick are appointed executors of estate of Lou isa McFrederick, Appraisers, Chas. Taylor, Frank Welday and Ray D. Armstrong, Last will and testament of Herman C. Fortney and application to admit same to probate, filed. Hearing May 12, 10 a. m. Inventory in estate of Harry M. Beach, filed. Application filed to have inheritance tax determined. Application filed to have inheritance tax determined in estate of J. E Maytham, deceased, Complaint filed alleging the de linquency of Frank Hard Jr., Wil liam Smith, Clinton Bradway and Ce cil Eberhardt. In matter of will of Lee C. White, Commission issued to Dana F. Rey nolds to take deposition of witness to said will. Report of sale of pro perty at public sale estate of ohn M. Bankhardt, filed. On application W. P. Ainsworth is appointed administrator estate of ohn Bennett, deceased. No appraisal. In matter estate of Caroline Metz ger. Application to sell corporate stock at private sale. Order made. Application filed in matter of es tate of W. L. Crawford to sell per sonal property at private sale for not less than 2-3 appraisal value. Affi davits filed. Order made. First and final account estate of Otto M. Gloeser ,filed. Inventory in matter of estate of Lillian Collins, filed for record. Ap plication filed to have inheritance tax determined. Affidavits filed in matter of birth of Arlington L. Van Evers. Same ordered, recorded, Motion filed to discuss and strike from the files the inventory in estate of Henry Elias Metzger. Motion sustained and reappraisement order ed. : Statement in lieu of final account of W. P. Ainsworth, administrator estate of John Bennett, filed. Layton E Curtice et al. to James D. Hamlin 79.39 acres in Spencer, Community Club Co. to Florence and Fount Woodward, lots in La fayette, Charles H. Clark to Grace F. Beh ner, Fo veree in Brunewick, “altep My end BE'in Crumley to ’'Wines Friend Verna Overholt, vil- Inre lot in Weadeworth Comrenity Cth Co to C S Han hee lat © Lafaytte George ord Irene Funk to John and Merseet otters Iat in Wads roth Sew hk A and Milton Hieright to cerseed Kotie A'ba. 75.07 acres in Sheron Ina Hanshue to Clarence V. Hart shoe village lot in LeRoy. M. Heesin and wife to Otto and Alice Kuepfer village lot in Spen- 7 Terie K Wortzell to Hattie A. Hartzell, village lot in Wadsworth, Prin Aii to Fleer B and Jen nie Kindie, FORKS sereg in Montyi e Samuel Ingreham to Northern Ohio Reilenv Ca, 1793 acres in Montville, Arthur J, Jones to Joeseps Tokes “kys and Nick Molnor. 100 acres in Brunswick, C. J. Kaors to Orson Howe and Tann F White et al., 176387 acres in Horver. Water T and Lo’s Kennedy to F. FE, Ostrander et al., 116 acres in MinAing Chas, F. and Pearl Lohr to F. J. Rove et al 40 screg in Guilford, Nerey M_ Tink to Dorothy May sed Lloyd Schultz, .93 of an acre in Sheron Henry Martin Jr. to OFE. and Olive Allen village lot in Wadsworth, Parkway Homesite Realty Co. to Carl Tess, Mrs. Catherin Barry, Mertha Berg, village lots in Bruns wick, Aeron and Susanna Piner to El don H. Piper, 1 acre in Wadsworth. Parkney Homesite Realty Co. to Mrs. S Gertrude Geer, village lot in Brunswick, H. M. Reutter et al. to Frank Ja keb et al., village lot in Medina, Louis Ritz to Thomas Stack, 14 acres in Granger, Ephraim Smith to Maud and Har ry Winlow, village lot in Wadsworth. F. C. Sylvester to Earl D. Gan yard, 1% of an acre in Granger, Mildred Smiley to John Marcella Zina, 10% acres in Lafayette, John Schilling et al, to Christ Schilling, 181.62 acres in Montville. Horace C. Skillman, attorney in fact by Walter I. Kennedy et al. to F. E. Ostrander et al., 25 acres in Me dina, William J. and Sophia K. Ulrich to Wiliam A. and Pearl G. Mathews, 102 acres in York, Louis Westendorf et al., to Edna E. Carrier, 2 acres in Harrisville, Old Chippewa Inc. to Edith V. Schell, lot in Westfield. William H. Overholt et al., to Wal ter M. and Ella M. Crumley, village lot in Wadsworth, Old Chippewa Inc. to Henry and Louisa Schuster, lot in Westfield, from the north curb line of La fayette Road to the south line of West Washington Street, a ba lance of 1993.8 feet, with reinforc ed concrete pavement to a width of 20 feet, together with all necessary and incidental grading, draining and curbing. Its 44 UMUVAINED by the Council of the village of Medina, Ohio, that woelensis Council has requested tie village Clerk to issue his certifi Cate 48 LO the estimated life of the propercy, assets and improvements very ween LO be made from the pro- Ceeus vi wit bonds hereinafter referred Ww aed tie Village Chirk has certified ~ tus Council, such estimated life as to years and has further certified that “we waxtiubt maturity, as LO years, and Waite AS, this Council estimates same a cae 10Or said vonds will first epy year ve tie dupieate for the lax eter seed to teak the Lax settlement when sue County Treasurer next sol veces tor inclusion of a tax for this sODwew dottet HeAl budwet by the Sweety said as provided by law, Wile we “stained not earlier than the lite. uay of September, 1027 aye art ORD, BEIT Of. VDAiNwW vy the Council of the Village Vibedi, Unio LWo-thirds of all its MGwowte enected and appointed there ty CyBCUrring: bec. i. that it is hereby deemed and declared necessary to improve ATuspect Street in te Village of Me dina, Ohio, between the points afore said, bec. Ii That the plans, specifica tions and estimates of the cost and vxpense OF said improvement now on file With the village Clerk, be and the same are hereby approved and adopt ed. dec. JIL. That for the purpose of brouviding fund wherewith to pay the fuel and expense of improving said respect Street, that it is determined necessary to issue and sell the bonds of the Village of Medina, Ohio, in the sum of $2500.00, bee Lv. ‘buat the bonds of the Village of Medina, Ohio, be and the same are hereby ordered issued one evicttor the aforesaid purpose in the Sum of $2000.00 each in the denomina tion of $u00.0 can bonds to be thum vered consecutively from 1 to in clusive, they shall bear interest at the rate of five and one-half per cen sul per annUn, Payadie semi-annually on the first day of April and October ob even year, evidenced by the coupons attached thereto and said bonds sitati ve known as “the Prospect Street Im provement Bonds.” ‘The first pay ment of interest of said bonds, how ever, shall be payable October Ist, iv21, and the interest on said bonds shall be payable at the office of the ‘Treasurer of the Village of Medina, Ohio. Said bonds shall be dated May 1st, 1926 Sec. V. Said bonds shall be payable as follows: Bond No. 1, $500.00, payable October Ist, 1927 Bond No. 2, $500.00, payable October Ist, 1928 Bond No 3, $500.00, payable October Ist, 1929 Bond No. 4, $500.90, payable October 1st, 1930 Bond No. 5, $500.00, payable October Ist, 1931, Sec. VI. That said bonds shall ex press upon the face the purpose for Which they are issued and that they are issued in pursuance of this ordi nance They shall be signed and exe cuted by the Mayor and Village Clerk for and on behalf of the Village of Me dina, Ohio, and the corporation seal of said Village attached thereto, said bonds shall be prepared, issued and de livered under the direction of the Vil lage Council and the interest coupons attached to said bonds shall be execut ed by the Village Clerk with his signa ture thereto, or he may have his signa ture printed or lithographed = there on. See. Vil. That said bonds shall be first offered for sale at par and accrued interest to the Trustees of the Sinking Fund of said Village, in their official capacity, and if said Trustees refuse to take any or all of said bonds at par and accrued interest, then said bonds not so taken shall be advertised for public sale and sold in the manner provided by law but for not less than par and accrued interest to date of delivery. Sec. VIII. That the proceeds from the sale of said bonds, except pre miums, if any, and accrued interest shall be used for the purpose aforesaid and for no other purpose The pre mium and accrued interest received from such sale shall be transferred to the Treasurer of the Sinking Fund to be applied by them to the payment of the principal and interest of said bonds in the manner provided by law. See. LX. That for the purpose of providing the necessary funds, to pay the interest on the foregoing issue of bonds, promptly when and as the same falls due and also to provide a fund sufficient to discharge the said serial bonds at maturity, there shall be and is hereby levied on all the tax able property in said Village of Medi na, in addition to all other taxes, a direct tax annually during the period said bonds are to run in an amount sufficient to provide funds to pay in terest upon said bonds as and when the same falls due and also to provide a fund for the discharge of the prin cipal of said serial bonds at maturity, which tax shall be not less than the interest and sinking Fund tax required by Section II of Article XII of the Con stitution. Said tax shall be and is hereby ordered computed, certified, levied and extended upon the tax du plicate and collected by the same of ficers, in the same manner and at th same time that taxes for general pur poses for each of said years are certi fied, extended and collected. Said tax shall be placed before and in prefer ence to all other items and for the full amount thereof. The funds deriv ed from said tax levied herby requir ed shall be placed in a separate and distinct fund, which together with all interest collected on the same, shall be irrevocably pledged for the payment of the interest and principal of said bonds when and as the same fall due Sec. X. That the Village Clerk he and hereby is ordered and directed to cause a certified copy of the ordinance to be duly certified to the Auditor of Medina County Ohio, for the purpose and in the manner and form as provid ed by law, Sec. X1. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from one after the earliest period allowed by law, Passed: April 13th, 196, GEO, M DENTON Mayor Attest, C.D. RICKARD Acting Village Clerk May 15-20 SHERIFF’S SALE The State of Ohio Medina County Common Pleas Court ‘the Medina County National Beek of Meting Ohio Plaintie Case No. 6415 va. August Rahrig, et al, Defendant Notice is hereby given, that on Tues day the 1st day of June A. D. 1926, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M.I will offer for sale at public auction at the west door of the Court House, in Me dina, Ohio the following real estate, situate in the County of Medina, and State of Ohio, and in the Village of Me dina, towit: Situated in the Village of Medina, County of Medina and State of Ohio, known as being the Southwest part of Lot Number One Hundred and Eighty two (182), (New No. 820) in said vil lage of Medina, on the Medina side thereof, and bounded as follows: Com mencing at the Southwest corner of said Lot 182, thence North on the West line two chains and seventeen links (2 ch. 17 L) to a stake; thence East parallel with the South line of said Lot three chains and forty-seven and one-half links (3 ch. 47-12. L) to the South line of said Lot; thence West on said South line to the place of begin ning, containing seventy-five hun dredths (75-100) of an acre of land, by the same more or less.” Appraised at $5100.00 and cannot sell for less than two-thirds of said appraisment. Said promises to be sold as the property of August Rahrig to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Medina County National Bank, of Medina Ohio, John J. Forthofer and Rosy Forthofer, and William B Nicol, on an order of sale issued from the Com mon Pleas Court of Medina County, Ohio, and to me directed as Sherif f@.44 O. Sita County. TERMS OF SALE: CASH Given under my hand this 20th day of April, 1926, FRED O. ROSHON Sheriff Medina County, © Frank Heath Att’y. April 22-29; May 6-13-20
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