Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-07

1ne SnerlffS S department reports
eight prisoners in the county jail
over the weekend, which was a
record number for several weeks.
Some of the prisoners were re-
leased after their. cases had been
disposed of in Justices of Peace or
Mayors courts.
Judge P. w. Gulau, of the pro-
bate court reports a decrease in
the number of applications for
marriage licenses this year as
compared with last year, there
having been 176 applications re-
corded for the ten months against
1856 for the corresponding period
in 1851. Twenty licenses were is
sued during October and II in
September.
/ County auditor Melvin C. Guth
reports a total of 1888 parcels of
real estate have been transferred
| to new owners in the county for
/, the first ten months of this year,
which is an increase over the cor
responding period for last year
when the number recorded was
1,75O. During October 158 trans
fers were recorded against 228 for
September.
Clerk of courts Velma Sauvey
reports "a new civil cases filed in
the common pleas court during
October, as compared with IL for
September Of the "a new cases
filed, IL were applications for di-
vorces or alimony and eight for
money only. The total number of
civil cases filed for the ten months
this year was 173, a decrease from
the corresponding period last year
when 1876 cases were filed.
A total of 803 certificates of
titles for new and used automo-
; biles has been filed in the office
of the clerk of courts for October,
of which 125 represented new au-
tomobiles. During September 733
certificates were filed including
new and used automobiles, with
102 representing new automobiles.
The month of May has been the
record month this year with total
of 879 new and used automobiles
having been recorded, of which
+! 1856 were new automobiles.
A petition has been filed in the
common pleas court, in an action
to quiet title, in which Florence
Sayle, is the plaintiff against Jen-
ME Moreland, Kansas City, Mo-,
! and others as defendants.
| Judge Tom D. Stahl of the Com
mon pleas court has been assign
ed to hold court at Bowling Green,
Thursday and Friday, this week,
when case will be tried before
jury.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CLAY TWP:
Moor Brothers Realty Co. Trus-
tees, to John HI. Jones, ct al, lot
81, Edgefield Farms.
Harry P. Mace, to Chris Thomas,
ct al, lots 20-21, Edgefield Farms.
GENOA CORP:
Nelson H. Schanke, ct al, to
Richard F. Dunberger, blk 6, lot
2, R. Williams add.
| CATAWBA TWP:
Elizabeth H. Plumer, to Plat
1924 acres, lots lib sec 3, Plum
ers SD.
DANBURY TWP:
Rachel Caligiure to Anna Cali
giure, 1.21 acre, pit lot 20, sec l.
LAKESIDE:
Iva Briggs Cronenberger to Stan
ley Jeffery, ct al, blk "a, lot Is.
Ernest Schock, ct al, to E. L.
| Morrell, ct al, blk &c, lot 1890.
PORTAGE TWP:
Earl p Payne, ct al, to Willie
Wilburn, so acre, re II, sec 4.
Earl P. Payne, ct al, to Herbert
Mullin, so acre, rg II, sec 4.
PORT CLINTON CORP:
Oliver True, ct al, to Elizabeth
Britt, blk 10 lot II, Lakeview.
/ PUTIN-BAY TWP:
Engels & Krudwig Wine Co. to
John S. Queen, ct al, 2.5 acres, lot
l6, South of County Road.
PROBATE COURT
The wills of Vida Bergman,
I Thomas Osemlak and George Gay
dos, Jr., have been filed in the
probate court for probating.
Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro-
bate court has announced the fol-
lowing appointments: Loretta A.
Welch, appointed administrators
OF estate of Vurn Welch; Harvey
T. Blosser, appointed administra-
tor with will annexed of estate of
Grace nj. Huber; Martha BoIte, an