Court Briefs list of Ohio licenses and residents
A long list of names and occupations appears under Court Briefs describing licenses and residents across Ohio towns including Cleveland, Orrville, Wooster, Smithville, and Wooster. The entries name individuals such as Thomas Blackburn Helen Brown Russell Sage and many others with roles from teacher and farmer to minister and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Blackburn
Cleveland
Hts
Helen Brown
Shreve
Russell J. Sage
Orrville
Marcella Rush
Big Prairie
Roy Chares Hoot
Marion Kornhaus
Dritler
Ruth Gachnauer
Adrian M Miler
Orrvile
Ruth M. Hyde
Wooster
Franklin D. Butchart
Paul J. Gnagy
Mer
Catherine A. Grossman
Elliott
Mr. Myers
Robert Keller
Marshallville
Helen Poette Sie
Demcath
Ray FH Footien
Michae Crokle
Machinst
Grace Ball
Rey P . Kelly
Indiana Engineering Co
Georgia E. Walter
Applecreek
W O Hawkins
Ruth Ober. Dalton
A. J Sanders
Leo A. Keil
Marion
Marine Gelser Orrville
John W Hetstmd
Warlon
Richard A Butler
Virginia Saunders
Williams named administratrix of McDowell estate
Alma A. Williams is appointed administratrix of the estate of her mother the late Alice O McDowell of Dalton. Other heirs include son Merle McDowell and daughters Lottie Long and Martian Feasel. The property is valued at about $3 000.
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Alma A. Williams
Alice O McDowell
Dalton
Merle McDowell
Lottie Long
Martian Feasel
Estate of Eli A. Troyer administered by son John
The estate of the late Eli A. Troyer of Apple Creek is administered by his son John E. Troyer. Next of kin include widow Mary Troyer and nine adult children Lizale Byler Sarah Yoder Lydia Swartzentraber Rebecca Yoder Mose John Daniel Caroline and Snate Troyer. The estate is valued at about $14 500. Ferdinand Miller Abel Weaver and Daniel Oberly were named administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli A. Troyer
Apple Creek
John E. Troyer
Mary Troyer
Lizale Byler
Sarah Yoder
Lydia Swartzentraber
Rebecca Yoder
Mose
John
Daniel
Caroline
Snate Troyer
Ferdinand Miller
Abel Weaver
Daniel Oberly
Appointed Guardian for Wooster Minors
Ross K. Shookey named guardian of his two daughters Julia Ann 13 and Mary Elizabeth 12 of Wooster. Estate includes personal property estimated at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross K. Shookey
Julia Ann
Mary “Elizabeth
Wooster
Executor Appointed for Herald Estate in Wooster
In Wooster the will of the late Worth Herald is administered with Arresla G. Herald named executrix. Next of kin include two adult children Beulah M Crosby and Morris Herald. Property valued at about 8 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Herald of
Guardian Appoints Elva Forrer for East Union Township Children
Court names Elva Edith Forrer guardian of Vesta 18 and Vera 14 in East Union Township with about 1378 dollars in property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Edith Forrer
Vesta
Vera
East Union Township
Will of Eugenia Mougin Distributes Estate to Relatives
The 1936 Mougin will from Saltcreek township leaves $1000 to each of four nieces A J Knaus Josephine Allebau ghs Stella Retheld and Irene Reiheld. It provides 3000 to Ottmar Retherd heirs and 200 to various Walter family members and 100 to others including A P Walter children. Residue goes to Ottmar Rebeld’s children. Victor P Mougin named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Mougin
Saltcreek Township
A. J Knaus
Josephine M. Allebaugh
Stella Retheld
Irene Reiheld
Ottmar Retherd
Russell Badger
Mary Walter
Lawrence Walter
Henry Walter
Joseph Walter
A. P. Walter
John Routhier
Herman A. Meyer
Ottmar
Victor P. Mougin
Will of Clara Tryon Leaves Residence to Husband in Fee
By Clara Tryon's will of Wooster James E. Tryon receives the residence outright and life use of all other property. At his death the residue goes to her brother Alonzo Fridline for life, then equally to nephews Luther Hockenberry and Wilbur Hockenberry. The will, dated May 19, 1938, names James E. Tryon as executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Tryon
Wooster
James E. Tryon
Alonzo Fridline
Luther Hockenberry
Wilbur Hockenberry
Administer Franks Estate In Wooster
The estate of the late George W. Franks of Wooster is administered by Hila Lichteberger. Next of kin include adult SAU peac imams Roy a Lichteberger and grandchildren WPlorado Franks Warren Franks and William McDaniel. Property is estimated at 2750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Franks
Wooster
Hila Lichteberger
SAU
Peac
Roy A Lichteberger
wPldorado Franks
Warren Franks
William &. McDaniel
Honest Chenevey Appointed Guardian for Hubert F. Chenevey
After a court hearing, Honest Chenevey was named guardian of 77 year old Hubert F. Chenevey of Saltcreek Township. The estate includes real estate valued at $10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honest Chenevey
Hubert F. Chenevey
Saltcreek, Township
Executor Appointed for East Union Township Estate
In compliance with the terms of the wills of the late Marie Reber at East Union township, Samuel Reber has qualified as executor of the estate. Next of kin include the widower Samuel Reber and seven adult children Hilda Moger Olea Ray Armin Arnold Pred Martha and Albert Hrebor. The estate is valued at 2,712.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Reber
East Union Township
Samuel Reber
Hilda Moger
Olea Ray
Armin
Arnold
Martha
Albert Hrebor
Administrator Appointed for Orrville Estate
Attorney Atton It Enmé Tias appointed administrator of the estate of the late Summer of Orrville. Heirs listed include daughter Clara Stutz and grandson Harlan Messner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atton IT Enmé Tias
Orrville
Clara Stutz
Harlan Messner
Estate notices in Paint Township administer rewards
The estate of Mabel Benson of Paint township is to be administered by Henry Critchfield with next of kin Charles S Benggon and children Marjorie Berger Charles E Bengson and Kidward Bengson. Property about 1600 dollars. The estate of Jonathan B Byler of Paint township is to be administered by Barbara Byler Hershberger with widow Barbara E Byler Hershberger and nine children. Estate about 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bens Son
Wooster
Henry Critchfield
Charles S Benggon
Marjorie Berger
Charles E. Bengson
Kidward FL Bengson
Settle Paint Twp
Jonathan B Byler
Paint Township
Barbara Byler Hershberger
Barbara E. Byler Hershberger
Mary
Daniel
Elizabeth Tobias
Amanda
Jonathan
John
Andrew Byler
Appointed Executor for Kline Estate
Marion D. Kline named executor of the Charles Kline estate of Congress township. Next of kin include widow Alice M Kline and adult children Ethel Gortner Florence Heckman Marion P D Kline Gertrude Holmes Russell Kline Viola Stair and Warie Smith. Property valued at 6850 to be appraised by Orlo B Drei belbls Milo Cook and Samuel Kessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion D. Kline
Charles Kline
Congress Township
Alice M Kline
Ethel Gortner
Florence Heckman
Marion PD. Kline
Gertrude Holmes
Russell Kline
Viola Stair
Warie Smith
Orlo B. Dreibelbls
Milo Cook
Samuel Kessler
Hines Estate Administrator Named for John W. Hines
Harry T. Himes appointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of the late John W. Hines of West Salem. Next of kin include sister Kate Felgar and brother Albert Himes. Estimated property value is 32000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Himes
John W. Hines
West Salem
Kate Felgar
Albert Himes
Guardian Named for Canaan Township Minors
Ora Gliem has been appointed guardian of her two sons James Gliem 16 and Fred Gliem 15 in Canaan Township Wayne County Michigan. The guardianship covers an interest in the estate of du Plaint in Wayne Co Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora’ Gliem
James Qgiiem
Fred Gilem
Canaan
du Plaint
Wayne Co., Mich
Appointment named for Mary Clouse estate administrator
Charles VW Clouse was appointed administrator of the estate of his mother Mary Clouse. Heirs include son Marion S. Clouse and daughters Margaret V. Plak-Tey Fern Welsh and Wrage Clouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles VW. Clouse
Mary Clouse
Marion S. Clouse
Margaret V. Plak- Tey
Fern Welsh
Wrage Clouse
Will of Arvest G Terald Names Executrix and Heirs
The late Worth Herald of Wooster leaves wife Arresta G Herald all property for her lifetime with power to sell or consume. At her death any remainder goes to children Neulah M Crosby and Morris D Terald. The probate lists Arvest G Terald as executrix to serve without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Herald
Wooster
Arresta G Herald
Neulah M. Crosby
Morris D. Terald
Arvest G Terald
Trustee Appointed In Jones Family Trust Case
Fred W Beck was named trustee under the will of D Eliza Jones of Offville. The trust fund valued at 21100 dollars is held for the benefit of her daughter Cella May Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W Beck
D Eliza Jones
Offville
Cella May Jones
Regent Real Estate Transfers Recounted for Crestons Area
Property transfers show multiple estates and parcels exchanged among Russell, Leona Russell, Hodge, Wayne, Kane, Wiles, Lane, Patterson, Rupp, Eyman, Swarts, Pogell, Sommer, Gerber, Nafinger and others. Transfers include 158 acres in Congress and 4 acres in Congress plus village of Kidron parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Russell
Leona Russell
Crestons
Alberts Aviscuiy
Atgriat
Fa Congress
Charley Hodge
Russell Kane
Triscres i
Wayne
Florence Hodge
Russall Kane
Lincoln Wiles
Taney Lane
Congress
Bertha Patterson
West Safem
Charles Rupp
Stanley Eyman
East
W.L. Swarts
Hagel Pogell
Dante
Sommer
Elam Gerber
Kidron
Nafinger
Leona & Rupp
Orrotte
Property transfers in multiple towns cited
Listed transfers show Austin R. Kelsor to Jake Hunte berger for Sugarcreek parcel and Samuel O. Long to Charles Long in Blacheyville. A fourth entry notes a titer to Taman Saeior for Smithyville property on 4.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin R. Kelsor
Jake Hunteberger
Samuel O. Long
Charles Long
Blacheyville
Titer
Taman Saeior
Smithyville
Local Republican Club Names New Officers in Doylestown Area
Marshallville Léonard Cleckner of Doylestown defeated incumbent C Fuster Galehoure to become president of the Chipnawa Township Republican Club. Other officers include vice presidents Mrs Inez Jane Mulder and Mrs Carl Hummold, treasurer RK. D. Marshallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léonard Cleckner
Doylestown
Chipnawa ‘Township
Republican Club
Cleckner
C Fuster
Rotary Milas Officers Held Meeting in 1934 City
Rotary Milas executive committee members Eimer Zz Munser Fred Fischer and Eynbst Ht Zimmerman all EER De Maren alivities Mayor Durleigh EC Seaver and Walter Evang of Doylestown attended a meeting last Monday night at the I O O F hall Kossestany. Mrs Inez Bowers and daughters Helen and Macian and Made Dorks Thomas are visiting the Woaners in Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Milas
Lanna
Lepeyz Doylestdway
Eimer
Zz. Munser
Fred Fischer
Eynbst Ht
Zimmerman
EER de Maren Alivities
Mayor Durleigh
EC Seaver
Walter Evang
Doyleatown
Com
Hite
Clogtad
Zosating
Kossestany
Man Hurt at Columbia Chemical Plant in Tarberton
Jack Tanner sustained a left leg injury while working at the Columbia Chemical Company in Tarberton. He received prompt medical attention after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Itema
Jack Tanner
Columbia Chemical Company &T
Tarberton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cletus A. Hummel
Farmer
Minnie Mae Morland
John G van Nest
J P Wooster
Paul Lilke
Dover
CCC Camp
Angeline Chirillo
Richard Roth
Wilson Mumaw
Holmes Co
Ruth Esther Hensel
Fredericksburg
H. F. McAlister
Mr Perry
Raymond Newton Tontinson
New York City
Evelyn Raph Rowe
Wishart
Carl Forest Bachman
Frances Lucile Lepley
Geo. Whitman
Delvin B. Gerber
Mifii
Esther Sommer
Allen Bixler
Lores Hofstetter
Sugar Creek
Laura Nussbaum
Wayne FE. Collard
Inaldson
Eugene Youngen
Wooster Guy
Burkholder
Green Two
Elma Steiner
Wainwright
Hershey & Rohrer
Ata
Tusala Aes
Nervine
Miles Nervine
Settle Dalton Estate
Herald Estate
East Union Twp
Franks Estate
Saltcreek Twp
Ben Lindsay
Comya
East Union-Twp
Qarville
Settle Wooster Estate
Kline Estate
Hines Property
Ganaan
Share Herald Property
Wadsworth
W. C
Rinker
Fairview Ave
Polsky’s of
Akron
Hotpoint
The
Marion Reserve Power Co
Regent Real Estate
A&p
AGP
Olives
Belle Isle
Ae OO
Kefreshing
Yukon Club Beverages
Ann Page
Pennsylvania
C.W
Cart
Sunnyfield
Havre Lem
Aily
Wisconsin
Vienna
Titat Oe
Doz
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