Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-27
Court House News

Judge Tom D. Stahl was as
signed to hold court in Mansfield
this week, where he will hear a
number of Richland county cases
through special assignment.
Mrs. Lowell Schmitt, West Sec
ond street, is the new assistant in
'the county treasurer's office, where
work has been started on making
statements for the coming fall tax
collections on real estate.
A hearing in the interest of the
proposed Packer Creek project.
which has been pending for a
number of years, will be held in
the common pleas court next
Monday before three common
pleas judges.
County Commissioner Rollie
Witt, who has been reported num-
bered with the sick, is a patient
in Toledo hospital.
Monday morning county com
.missioners Edward Tank and Clay
Scott viewed the Otto Lau ditch
and the Nissen-Road ditch, both
in Allen township, which have
been petitioned for cleaning and
improving. The hearing on the
petntion for the NisSen-Road ditch
will be held Monday afternoon,
October 80, at two o'clock and on
the Lau ditch at two-thirty
o'clock.
The sheriff's department report
ed a quiet weekend with only a
couple of minor traffic accidents
having been reported in the
county, and no persons were re-
ported seriously injured.
Judge Earl K. Soleather, of
Bowling Green, is holding court
here this week, hearing cases in
which Judge Tom D. Stahl was un-
able to preside.
Sheriff Merlan Budd reported
two prisoners in the county Jail
the fore part of the week.
The following new cases have
been filed in the common pleas
court during the week: William
B. Grisso against Raymonda Girls
so, action for divorce and equit-
: able relief; Central Securities Cor
poration, of Toledo, against Ed
ward Mertens and others, Toledo,
an action for money and other re.
lief; Central Securities Corpora
ton, Toledo, against Ruth Proud
foot, Toledo, and others, an ac-
ton for money and other relief;
Central Securities Corporation,
Toledo, against Squire E. Garn-
sey and others, Toledo, an action
for money and other relief.
Application has been made in
common pleas court, by the trIs-
tees of Allen township, to transfer
$4,000 from the township general
funds to the township road and
bridge funds, the money to be
used in the maintenance of roads
and bridges.
Final accounts of administration
have been filed in the probate
court as follows: by Ida M. Gal
lup, eXecutriX of estate of Wallace
A. Gallup; by Amel A. Pfeiffer,
executor of estate of Louesia
Pfeiffer; by Virginia House Greg
ory, administrative of the estate
of Charles D. Gregory; by Louis
Kuzma, administrator of the es-
tate of Rose Kuzma; by Laura
Belle Kastor, administrative of the
estate of Laura V. Kirk; by Muir
ray D. Smith and Wilbur M. Smith,
executors of the estate of E. Ce-
lena Smith.
The first, final and distributive
account of administration has
been fled in proba;e court hy
Bertha C. Glatz, execuiriX of the
estate of Frederick Glatz.
The sixth partial account of
trusteeship has been filed in the
probate court by Dorothy Som
ers Clarke and George E. Frey,
trustees of the estate of Charles
w. SomerS.
The first and final account of
administration has been filed in
the probate court by Margaret
Struhar. eXecutriX of the estate
of John Struhar, Sr.
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