Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25

JuuSG lOtll ~. oLoAll, VI SAAS
common pleas court, was in Tiffin,
Tuesday, where he had been as
signed by the Chief Justice De-
partment of Columbus, to hear a
Seneca county case.
Judge P. w. Gulau, of the pro-
bate court, is in Columbus this
week attending the annual state
convention for Ohio probate
4 Judges. He will return home Fri
day.
4 Members of the Ottawa County
Budget Commission were in ses-
sion Tuesday, meeting with the
1 county commissioners when the
{ county budget for the year was
7 outlined and considered. Members
of the commission include Prose
cutting Attorney Myron Rosentre-
ter, Treasurer D. l.. Cullenen, and
Auditor E. A. Guth.
! Edward Minderman, clerk of the
6 county board of elections, re-
ports that the demand for NOM
4 mating petitions for the coming
May primary election. has been
light up to this time and that
petitions must be filed by Febru-
ary 6.
Howard B. Overmeyer has been
re-appointed for another year, by
Judge Tom D. Stahl to serve as an
auctioneer. Licenses for auction
! eers are secured through the of
flee of the Clerk Of Courts.
Sheriff Merlan Budd was called
to investigate two traffic accidents
\ Saturday night, the first having
occurred ON the Fremont road
about four miles west of Port
Clinton when an automobile driv-
en- by Fremont party was side
swiped by passing automobile OF
which the driver did not stop.
The other accident occurred on
Route two near Rusha Creek
bridge when Toledo automobile
collided with an automobile park
ed off the highway near a curve.
The county commissioners were
in session Monday when a number
!, of matters were discussed for
{ future action, and bills were
Dchecked and ordered to be paid.
New cases filed in the common
/ pleas court during the week in
Z cluded the following: Peari Grove
against Albert Grove, an action
for divorce and equitable relief;
William Wilbert Floro against
Barbara Lee Floro, an action for
divorce and equitable relief; Pa
tricia Ann Haar against Nolan f.
Haar, an action for divorce, and
equitable relief.
County Auditor E. A. Guth re-
ports the receipt of the follow
ing vouchers from Columbus, dur
ing the week; S1,419.02 from state
1 funds for county blind relief
funds; S14O.64 from state funds
!, for county disabled persons funds;
d 81, 1872 from state funds for
B county aid for dependent chill
dren; S417.92 from federal funds
for county blind relief funds
{ $4,000 from distribution of gaso
2 line tax funds for county road
and bridge funds; $4,000 from
gasoline tax funds for township
bridges and road funds; each
township to receive S400.
Wills of Joseph A. Hetrick and
Charles H. Schultz have beer
filed in the probate court fol
probating.
Judge P. w. Gulau reports the
following appointments in tho
probate court Mabel Dehring ap
pointed administrators of estate OF
Emma Clemons; Henry Stick, ap
pointed executor of estate of Ida
Stick; Naomi Yeasting appointed
executrix of estate of Henry Kinst
ing.
Final accounts of administration
have been filed in the probate
court by Earl F. Dipman, admins
traitor of estate of Fred c. Dipman
by Leonard j. Schwartz, admins
traitor debonis non of estate o
John H. Schwartz; by Leonard J
Schwartz, administrator OF estate
of Clara F. Schwartz.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert ]. Stamm, 25, stocl
chaser, Oak Harbor, and Mrs
Jacqueline S. Jaisler, "a, mill
wright, Oak Harbor.
Arthur E. Ware, 48, oiler, Cla,
Center, and Mrs. Florence BurroW
"A, Clay Center; Rev. Paul O
David to officiate.
Dale A. Kline, %, student, Gray
town, and Miss Bernice C. Harder
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