The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 12

1 rr BrU County Court House RUQQLES ESTATE SEEKS PAYMENT Award Orafiteri fiy ittf In Cflttdeffinatfoft Aetioft. Probate Judge John Baxter leard an application Tuesday to require payment to the S. Bujrgles estate of the award granted by a Jury to compensate for damages In the condemnation proceedings by the county commissioners who intended to put road through the property, in 1926 and 1927. was awarded $1,500 in 1929, when the Hahn-nl proceedings were still in court. Difficulties were settled and the Hahnrd was finally built and plans to build a road throush the Property abandoned.

If the 1.500 award Is not paid within the time set by Judfre Baxter, a decree of abandonment will be entered and the court costs, attorney fees and expense Incurred in the case will be assessed to the defendants. Earl Krueger and John F. McCrystal. are attorneys for Mrs. Emma ftugffels, executrix of the Buggies estate.

Claude J. Minor represents the township trustees. FORECLOSURE IS ASKED Separate suits for $5,895.14, I 62S.46. $7,423.46, and $7,107.82 were filed by the Peoples Loan and Savings Company against Herman H. Sehlmeyer and others In common pleas court Tuesday.

Lillian B. and John Joseph Schulta were named In a suit for J6.0S2.38. In the Sehlmeyer cases foreclosure Is asked on lot 242 Lanest lot 12 Clevejand-rd, lot 143 Marlboro-st and lots 77 and 80 Bucklngham-st. Wllbert Schwer Is counsel for the company, MUST PAY DAMAGES A 17 year old youth who ran away In a borrowed automobile was admonished by Judge John Baxter in probate court Tuesdny afternoon, and ordered to pay the damages to the automobile. PROBATE COURT The will of Prank Gremelsbacher was probated and schedules of debts and claims were filed In the Charles Fischer and Addis Cowan estates in probate court.

RETURN YOST PETITION Al Yost, Justice of the peace In Perkins-tp, returned the petition circulated on his behalf with the required number of signatures late Tuesday afternoon. FILES DAMAGE SUIT Kathryn Collurnb, 17, injured In an automobile accident near Rye Beach on Cleveland-rd, August 1, began action for $25,000 damages against the Safeway Lines, and John Diehr, Fremont, in common picas court Tuesday morning. Miss Collurnb was a passenger in a car which was hit both by the Diehr auto and by the Safeway bus in a three way accident in which several others were also injun.tl McCrystal and McCrystal are the plaintiff attorneys. APPROVES SALE Judge E. H.

Savord approved and confirmed the sale of property In the case of the Savings Building and Loan, versus Edwin Todd, ordered the deed and ordered the dis. tribution of the proceeds. Earl Webster acted the loan company In the case. CASE DISMISSED The divorce action of Ona Good against Earl Good was dismissed in common pleas court Tuesday morning on application of the plaintiff, who was represented by H. L.

Peeke. NAMED TRUSTEE Edward J. Volght. was appointed trustee to collect rents and preserve the property by Judge Savord common pleas court mmmmt.imm Bv TERRENCE O'KEEFE More About "Religious Knifes" EOPLE frequently express amazement at the Apparent prosperity and popularity of the somewhat fanatical and apparently fake relielous organizations while many of the regular churches have Ironble lifting the mortgages ahd more trouble filling the pews. Yet the answer Is very simple.

Intelligent and honest wearers of the cloth fool that they have been called to "spread the word but by L0RAIN-C0 COURT NOTES Real Estate Transfers William and Clara Behnke to J. E. and Erma L. Jackson, property on Elyria-tp. Artlmisha E.

Berkley to Ruth L. Ehrke, sublot 4. Glover allotment, Elyria. Cleveland Trust Co. to Jack A.

Broadway, Shcffield-tp. (Robert Munns to Phillip H. and Anne C. Rcilly, property on W. Bridge-st, Elyria.

Charles F. Dietzel to Earl K. and Mac M. Koch, property on ternut Rldge-rd, Rldgeville-tp. Court Decisions Mary Dekallch against Andrew John Dekallch, divorce, granted plaintiff on grounds of cruelty and neglect.

Lorain-co Savings and Trust Co. against Bertha M. Hinkson and others, $43,949.02 finding of amount due plaintiff In foreclosure. First Wellington bank against Frank Miller, foreclosure action, dlmlssed. New Cases Filed Sarah Babb, Elyria, against Bernard Babb, also known as Frank Scott, Cleveland, divorce, charging cruelty and neglect; request for alimony.

LeRoy Jacobs, Lorain, against Ruth Jacobs, New London, divorce, charging cruelty; request for custody of one child. Sol and Isadore Jacoby, Lorain, against City of Lorain and others, petition for Injunction against cllection of special pavings assessments on Lorain property, Wednesday, in the case of William Schocneman, trustee, against Leo Kaufman and others. The receiver's bond was placed at $500. Krueger, Rosino, Moyer and Moora are counsel for the bank. SHERIFFS SALE Deputy Sheriff Louis Lonz sold the Sycamore Line of John Mularonl to the Peoples Loan and Savings Tuesday morning for $1,400.

At 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, Carlisle Kerbor's property at 510 Pearl-st, valued at $2,350, will be sold to satisfy a judgment held by the HOLC. ASKS $5,000 DAMAGES C. S. Calvert, Huron started a personal damage suit for $5,000 against D. Bailey, Clarksfield, in common pleas court Wednesday, The suit is the outgrowth of an automobile accident on Chapln anri Mason-rds on June 19, 1937.

The firm of Krueger, Rosino. Moyer and Moore has been retained by the plaintiff. SUSTAIN MOTION Judge E. H. Savord sustained the motion of tho defendant to quash service in the suit of Lillian B.

Hubbard versus George F. 'Alger in common pleas court Wednesday morning. John McCrystal is attorney for the plaintiff, and George Bels for the defendant. their own abilities to get for their parishioners whatever fftaf be desired. Not so the fake These fellows either are able ts hypnotize themselves into bellvlng in their divine powers or are out and out crooks making a good thing out of the credulity ot' tfielf Ignorant brethern.

Unblushlngly they allow It to be known that. In effect, a Word from them will brlnf showers of good things from above. Tt Isn't difficult to see just what effect this may have upon Ignorant persons who happen to be afraid of the troubles of this world and those of the world to come. The regular churches offer peace through faithe. The fake religious organizations make it much eastei.

They offer to take your troubles one by one and eliminate them. No need to bear adversity and count it right. Just eliminate tho adversity. Peaches, Wyandot Fruit Farm, SENECA CO COURT NOTES TIFFIN, August. 24 Scncca-co had a new political today as a result of action of the county mlssioners in separating the rural section of the township from the city of Fostoria.

Divorce of tho rural lownshlp from the city was ordered after resident landowning electors had filed a petition 115 signatures. A total of 98 was needed to accomplish the separation. Petitions previously filed were rejected last week because of Improper form. Prepare Budget Preparations for making up the 1938 Seneca-co budget under way today at the office of the county commissioners. Filing of requisitions by county officials is.

expected within a few days. These will form the basis of levies for next year's operation of county affairs. First requisition was filed today by Judge V. A. Bennehoff of probate and juvenile court.

For juvenile court, he requested $3,300 for probatlpp. officers, $700 for office expenses, $1,200 for stenographer's salary, $250 for stationary and supplies, $200 for other expenses and $15,000 for support of dependent children. For probate court, $3,390 is asked for tho Judge's salary, $3,720 Tor deputies, $1,600 for supplies, $400 for jury and witness fees and $125 for other expenses. Sues For Divorce Charging neglect, Mrs. Mary Samsel filed suit In common plean court today for a divorce from John Samsel to whom she was married Nov.

1, 1922. Mrs. Samsel alleges her husband failed to provide, forcing her to work to support herself and their daughter, Mary Louise, 14. Custody of the daughter was awarded to the mother March 23, 1930. Mrs.

Samsel asks also that her husband be barred from title to their household goods. Wife Given Estate- Estate of Elmer Ross Slate, who died In this city August 14, is given to his wife, Anna Riehm Slate, under his will filed today In probate court. The will was made August 2, 1913. and his wife is named executrix. Files Expense Account Alva R.

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1 I A Firemen stilt attired mtet on the mouldering ruins of two resort hotets at Asbury, Park, N. a day after the spectacular $200,000 fire, the sporadic outbursts of flame blocked a search for possible victims. Seven persons were injured during the fire Republican nomination for mayor of Fostoria, filed an expense account with the county board of elections today, showing expenditures of $32 Marriage Licenses William F. Below, 43, machine operator, and Mrs. Essie Moon, 43, both of Fostoria; Russell G.

Boster. 22. salesman, and Mlsa Avonel R. Murray, 21, both of toria; W. C.

France, 71, railroad agent, and Mrs. Harriet M. Tolmlc, 57. both of Tiffin; Randall F. 25, coach.

and Miss Dorothy M. DeBusman, 26, Tiffin. WED AT VERMILION VERMILION, August (Special) Miss Frnncese Feldman, Cleveland, and Arthur Meade, Lorain, were married at the Congregational Church Sunday by the Bfcv. E. T.

English. The bride's mother was the only attendant. Of Ihterest In Willard Mrs. George Crittenden and daughters Dorothy and Goraldine, spent Tuesday In Cleveland. Mr.

and Mrs. Ravmond Kochen- doefer of Greenwich are the parents of a daughter born at Municipal Hospital Tuesday. O. W. McBlflsh is spending this week in New York City attending the national conventions of the B.

O. Watch Inspectors and the American Retail Jewelers. He expects to call on his son, Walter McElfish, at Lancaster, before returning home. Anna and Mary Sartish went operations for removal of tonsils at Municipal Hospital Tues day, Releases frm Municipal Hospital Tuesday Were Raymond Rex, Emmons Funk and Mrs. Morgan Mathias.

SCHEDULE MEETING BELLEVUE. August Busy Bee club of Groton-tp will hold the regular monthly meeting for August next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ames Clark. The members are urged to attend this Important session. INJURED IN MISHAP BBLLRVUE, August Slocum, Berlin Heights, received several fractured ribs In a two car collision early Tuesday aft ernoon on Kilbourne-st In front of the George Friedly home.

Nm MlsseS'PnyWs HeTen iflremtrtsri 6t Junior Mtsston ts6.nA St. JLMt'ejfatt Church at tftetr Mm mtmkt mam. tflytfe stefert pfestded, Eileen Strltt- PnyWi Iteteift SfirTnfer donated to Hfc- WttMf Audrey aftd fMftt Marqltatt ftamtct the visiting ftilttee. Mrs. Pauley invited the ys of tfre Wind to Ber home on August SO for a wemer roast the iroup ftteitfted ths Invitation of Daflon And Kenneth Shealy to meet ttltft them on September Mr.

and Mrs. F. D. Roszman were given a farewell hy members of the pinochle club of which they were members, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Shoup Friday evening. Mrs. J.

P. High, Mfd. Arch Lea and Mrs. C. J.

Schwemley were in charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Roszman left Monday tor Bowling Green where they will reside. Mr. Roszman, science teacher In the New Washington high school the past eight years, has accepted a postiion with the state fish and game division of Columbus.

SPEAKER ANNOUNCED BELLEVUE, August R. Matz. worthy president of the Bellevue Eagles has that Thursday evening Gerald Nau, past slate president. Elyria will be tho guest speakef at the regular meeting of tho lodge. Nau'd talk will deal with the Important changes of the grtand aerie session.

Following the meeting a social session will held. VOTE ON ISSUE TIFFIN. August 24 (Specials- Voters of the Loudon-Hopewell school district, recently created ii Seneca-co, will pass upon a bond Issue for a centralized high and grade school at tho November election. Extent of the bond issue will determined this week, school officials said. Jt will be between $175,000 and $200,000, probably $150,000.

they said. BACK ON OLD SCHEDULE WILLARD. August (Special) stores, closed each Wednesday afternoon during the summer months will BO back to the old schedule beginning Wednesday, Sept. 1. Rhodes have value of 400 pounds.

STROBEL SEEK ANOTHER TER Wtm AM Mtttfw Aim ifc Christ Strofeel, too out petitions for A four veaf teti bn the Koftool wAtA 1 the office of feoard of Tuesday: John ft ell Commissioner, Aftd EUnmett ilg ray for muftlcipai Judge. who celehratel hlg sixth year as A member of tft school board In November, serve SO years with that boiy he Is re-elected In November Butts has never been a can dldate for a city office Is well-known to most SandHsklAn at one time motorman of the Ht street cars and now operator of city bus. Murray Indicated his inten.ton seek the municipal se cfal days ago. but did tafc out petitions until Tues lay George Murray, Bitmiiisl.am a so took out a petition as Florenc tp trustee. John H.

Parker, Margaretta aft Esther Pfcil, Castalla, brought 1 their signed petitions Tuesdft. Parker Is cahdidate for frtwnstll trustee and Mlsa Pfeil for taw ship clerk. WOMEN WHOTOLD THEIR MEN NEVER LET THEM KNO matter how aVicli your, back aches and your aervet scream, your husband, because Is only a man, can nerer stand why you are so hard to lift' with ono week la every month. Too often the honeymoon et- presi ls wrecked by the nagging tongue of a three-quarter wife. Tho wise woman never lets her know by outward sign that the la a victim of periodic pain.

Tor three one wotnsa hu told another how to go tag through" with Lydla E. Vegetable Compound. 16 Nature tone up the system, thus leucnlng the the functional disorders wbleSv women mutt endure In the threa ordeals of life: 1. Turning from girlhood to womanhood. 2.

Preparing for motherhood. 3. Approaching "middle Don't be a three-quarter wife; take LYDIA B. PINKHAM'9 VEOETABLK COMPOUND and Go "Smiling Through," MOM), Ylmhmgtm st, HILLS SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS Go a thousand miles away from home or right around the and you'll see people enjoying Chesterfields. Chesterfield's refreshing mildness and richer flavor and aroma give you all the good tlungs of smoking fit your passport to more arnre i.