Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-20

Judge IOm ID. Stdnl OF OttaWd
county common pleas court receiv-
ed special assignment from the
Chief Justice department, to hold
court in Tiffin, Thursday, when he
heard Seneca county case.
Sheriff Merlan BUdd reported
13 prisoners in the Ottawa county
Jail ever the weekend, the largest
number If be registered for seve-
raj months. Some of the prisoners
were being held until they could
be taken before a Justice of the
Peace court, others were awaiting
action of the grand jury.
Members of the Ottawa County
Bar Association held their regular
monthly meeting in the dining
room of the Island Hotel Mon
day noon, when routine business
matters we're discussed. Atty.
George Bowland, of Genoa, presi-
dent of the Association presided.
County superintendent of school
Edwin Digby reports six vacancies
to be filled in county schools
where teachers have resigned. AT
Lacarne three grade teachers are
needed; two high school teachers
at Put-in-Bay and one grade
teacher at Genoa.
Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro-
bate court was back from his va
cation trip Monday, reporting
some good fishing on Manatoulln
Island in Canadian waters.
The treasurer's department is
the center of activity at this time
with large number of property
owners visiting the office on taa
paying missions. Friday, July &c
is the last day for paying before
the June penalty becomes effect
i've. Co. treasurer D. L. Cullenen
reports collections in excess of last
year
The Ottawa Couny Board of Ell
ections was represented at the
state meeting held in Cleveland
last Friday and Saturday, by Ed
ward Mindrman, clerk of the
board. The meeting was callet
through the office of the Secre
tary of State for the purpose OF
discussing the new election law:
and regulations.
Application has been made II
common pleas court, by the trus
tees of Carroll township for per
mission to transfer $4,000 from
the township general funds to th'
road and bridge funds the none!
to be used in improving and main
tanning township roads.
Several minor traffic accident
we're reported as having been in
vestigated by the Sheriff's stat
over the weekend when traffic
was reported heaviest of the sea
son. No persons were reporte'
seriously injured.
New cases filed in common
pleas court during the week IL
: cluded the following: Betty Burk
against Harry Burks, Jr., an ae
ton for divorce and other relief
The United Mercantile Agencies
Inc, Louisville, KY, against Rich
ard Foster, Toledo and others, a
action for money only.
George Bredehoft, of Oak Hal
Dor, new business manager OF tn
Ottawa County Exponent was
court house visitor, Monday, lool
ing after business interests.
Judge P. w. Gulau of the Pro
bate court reports the folloWin
appointments: Elfleda Guthrie, al
pointed administrative of the estat
of Mary Knoch; Albert R. Henr!
appointed executor of the estat
of Charles F. Wishendorf.
The final account of guardian
ship of Charles F. Wishendor1
has been filed in probate court b
Albert R. Henry and Chester /
Ballin, guardians.
Final accounts of adminiStr;
ton have been filed in the pr
bate court by Hattie S. Miller, al
ministratrix of the estate of A
bert w. Miller; by Irene A. Leise
administrative of the estate {
Clair w. Lesser; by Lamar Hyd'
administrator of the estate
Lemuel D. Hyde.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Eddie L. Mireless, 19, lahore
Elmore and Miss Lupe MARITIME
19, Elmore
Roger C. Norden, %, crane o.
orator, Gypsum and Miss Margar'
A. Brengartner, %, power clerl
Port Clinton RID. FIR. Karl /
Brand to officiate.
Virgil l.. Rocker, 81, sailo
Genoa and Miss Betty L. Schli
vert, II, secretary, Curtice. Re
Gerald E. Ferne to officiate.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Allen Twp. - Mary L. Schir
ming, ct al to Margaret E. Tan
"A acre, sec. 8; Kenneth Navarl
to Vincent Olenszczuh, blk. 9, 10
11-12, Clay Center; August
p Moritz, ct al to Orson E. MORT
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