Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16

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Edward Mindermann, clerk o1
the county board of elections re-
ports that only two requests for
absent voters ballots have been
received to date. The last day fo1
filing absent voters ballots is Fri
day, April 30th at 400 pm.
The sheriff's department re-
ported a quiet weekend with only
a few minor matters having been
investigated. The number of pris-
oners in the county Jail remains
the same with six registered,
three awaiting action of the grand
jury.
The May term of Common Pleas
court opens Monday, May 3rd
when the members of the grand
jury will report for duty, and on
Tuesday, May 4, Judge Stahl will
call the docket and cases will be
assigned for hearing or trial.
Application has been made in
the Common Pleas court by the
trustees of the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance Church of Genoa
for permission to mortgage GER
tain real estate property.
Auditor Melvin G. Guth reports
the receipt of the following vouch-
ers from Columbus through dis
tribution of state funds; $4,000
from gasoline tax funds for county
road and bridge funds; $4,000
from gasoline tax funds for town.
ship road and bridge funds, each
township to receive $4,000, and
$3,860.58 from state funds for 10.
cal county government funds.
The trustees of Put-In-Bay met
with the county commissioners
Monday in the interest of the sum
mer program for highway improve
ments, on the islands in the town
ship.
While in session Monday the
county commissioners viewed the
Tasch ditch in Benton township
which has been petitioned fol-
cleaning and improving. The hear
ing on the proposed project viii
be held Monday, April 19 at 2:0(
pm in the commissioners office
in the court house.
County superintendent Edwin
Digby has announced that the
county schools which have beer
closed for the annual spring va
cation, will reopen, Monday morn
ing, April 19.
The Wills OF cOurtland M. lSen
hover and Frank Carts have beel
filed in the probate court for pro
batting.
Judge P. w. Gulau announce
the following appointments in tn
probate court; Alvina Bennttt, ad
ministratriK of estate of Norman
Bennett; Kathryn E. Baumgartner
administrative of estate of William
Frederick Nietfeldt; Carrie J. Di
lie, administrative of estate of LC
we'll w. Ollie; Oliver True, admir-
istrator of estate of Nick Mailer
Partial account of GUARDIANSHIP
has been filed in the probate cour
by Irma S. Wight, guardian G
Judith Ann Underwood; thir'
partial has been filed by Esthe
Ehrsam, guardian of George Kes
sler.
Final accounts of administratio
have been filed in the probat
court by Dale Mccullough, admin
istrator with will annexed of estat
of Frank Mccullough; lby DeS
Mccullough, administrator of es
tate of Elsie Mccullough; by Mar
vim Lundgard executor of estat
of John S. Lundgard; first AM
final account by Gertrude M. Coy
err, administrative of estate o
John r. Cover.
Final and distributive accoun
of administration filed in probat
court by VIM. Moon administrato
de bonis non with will annexe,
estate of Henry A. Kilmer.
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Otto H. Deitemyer, SIS, custo'
ian, Elmore and Miss Emma ]
Lohr, AZ, pay roll clerk, Elmor'
Rev. Ralph Schmitt to officiate.
Herbert E. Musselman, %, Of
flee clerk, Tiffin xnd Mrs. Gladly
F. Rutler 20. Martin. Rev. Fran