Risingsun Unique Weekly Marriage-License Notice for Gordon F Ponceby and Shirley Armstrong, 1948

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Entered as Second Crass matter at the post office at Rislngsun, Ohio 
under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879
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From The Court House
Probate Court
Schedule of claims, application 
for transfer of real estate, certi­
ficate Issued, application for and 
determination of inheritance tax, 
no tax, and first final and distri­
butive account filed in the estate 
of Arthur G. Shroycr, deceased.
First, final and distributive ac­
count filed in the estate of Everett 
G. Hennan, deceased.
Report of prlvate sale of cer­
tain parcels of real estate, sale
administration |
Application and order to eom-! 
plete written contract for sale off 
personal property in the estate of 
Louis Sykes, deceased.
Application filed for probate of 
the will of Blanche Riches, deceas­
ed.
Application filed and order for 
settlement of wrongful death, ap 
plication and order for apportion­
ment of amount received, report 
and confirmation of settlement, 
inventory filed —  $1500.00 per­
sonal property and first and final 
account filed in the estate of Ray­
mond L. Krans, deceased.
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Marriage Licenses 
William A Hazard, 29, factory,
confirmed and deed ordered, and)™ ^ «"<* Georgian.™ Freeman , ....  , , 21. beautician, Perrysburg.continued as to other parcels, ini , , *, , , , _. . _ Meric Jack Krassow, 21, welder,the guardianship of Edwma Ray- Kudolph and NeIda Joann Errett,
dure and Salina Rnydure, minors | jçy c| 01-jti Bowling Green.
Application and order to release 
the estate of Albert Magee from 
administration.
Application and order to release 
the estate of William Myers from
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MEN’S SUITS
A fine assortment o f worsteds,  
¡Shark skins, in your favorite  
color All sizes to cimose
$3500
2 Tables
MEN’S SHIRTS
Our famous Town Craft Skirts  
reduced to clear ■Xu-Cruft col­
lare on woven at ripe broad­
cloth.
$ 2 oo
16 Only
GIRLS’ COATS
All our coals to clear at tins  
new low price Come in now  
and pick jour size
$£oo
26 Only
LADIES’  COATS
Our entire spring stock of La­
dies’  Coats reduced to this low  
for clearance. Huy Now
$  1 J J  00
47 Only
LADIES’  SKIRTS
A fine assortment of Ladies’  
Skirls. Come m and pick your  
size. A Fine Buy.
$ 2 0 0
60 Only
LADIES’ DRESSES
New Spring styles and colors  
m all sizes to clear at this Lar­
gali! price.
$5 0 0
Now Cuses
Stella Leking, Latchie, has 
brought suit for $ 10,000 against 
Anna Leking, Luckey, claiming 
this amount for alleged slanderous 
statements by defendant and sta­
ting in the petition it has alienat­
ed the affections of plaintiff’s 
husband and caused, her to suf­
fer ill health and to give her a 
nervous condition
<Jot Doggie A License
Warden Parson Smith reported 
today that many owners of dogs 
have failed to get a license for 
tlieir animals and fines and pen­
alties ure likely in such cases 
Better play safe and get a license 
for ynm dog, it may save you fin­
ancial and mental embarrassment
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Brooklynite Hold In County Jail 
Howard E Pinkall, 22, Brook­
lyn, is being hold in the county 
jail on a charge of taking two 
electric drills from the Wood 
County Stone & Construction Co. 
He was arrested Wednesday by 
Deputies Jnmcs Mcagley and Earl 
Rife
Pinkull recently attracted much 
attention to his presence in Bowl­
ing Green by publicity about lik­
ing this eity so well that he and 
his war bride linted to leave The 
news article staled that Pinkall 
and wife were stranded in Bowl­
ing Green and expected to return 
later in the spring to Brooklyn.
New Cases
Conrad F Austermiller. Route 1, 
Bradnei, lias brought suit for $ 1,- 
313.00 on a cognovit note against 
Anna I.. Robinson, Toledo, and 
Clarence Austermiller, Toledo.
Verdict For $5,000 (liven
A verdict for for the plaintiff, 
James B Tnyor, for $5,000 was 
rendered Tuesday in the case of 
James B Taylor, a minor, vs Har­
old Johnson, Bowling Green, in 
which the former sued for $75,000 
claiming damages for an auto­
truck accident in Bowling Green 
on August 12, 1946. nt North Pros­
pect and East Merry Avenue 
It was the first case for the jury 
for tlie April term of court.
Probate Court
Petition for and order to trans­
fer certificate of title to motor ve­
hicle filed in 1he estate of Fred J 
Ralie, deceased
Application filed for appoint­
ment of guardian for James B. 
Taj lor, minor, hearing ordered. 
Petition for and order to trans-
HIDIN' HIGH, Dona Hughes, queen of the annual San. Bern­
ardino, Calif., Orange Festival, 
¡rides herd on the new lightweight 
■  Jaques-Frazer tractor exhibited 
; by Graham-Paige Motors.
Mcmejjf ______
‘HE WON MOM’ —Alan Pastrana, 3% years and 42 
pounds, receives the victor’s 
reward from his cousin 
Diane Parker after winning 
his bout in the Junior Box­
ing Championships at the U S. Naval Academy.
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DEATH WAS ONLY 15 MINUTES WAY when Howard Miller 
shook hands with Roberta Wasseh v o landed her seaplane on 
the Ohio River and saved Mi.’er f going over Pittsburgh's 
Emsworth Dam in his speedboat (tier's boat capsized on 
a second test urn and he was drowned
for certificate of title to motor ve-'Mass named appraisers, 
hide filed in the estate of Dale I Application for and order for 
Correil, aka Dale W Correll, de-‘payment of extra-ordinary attor- 
ccased Iney fees in the estate of Deborah
First partial account filed in the!Blanche King, deceased.
Rich- Application and order to sell 
real estate at a fixed price of not 
loss than $4,850.00 filed in the 
guardianship of Dora Wright, re­
ports of sale filed. Sale confirm­
ed and deed ordered.
New Cases
Hugh F Sautter, Bowling Green 
has brought suit for $1,675.00
YOU CAN HAVE
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FLOORS
WITH
guardianship of Julian W 
ards
Applications for and determina­
tion of inheritance tax, tax due 
$17.50, in the estate of Edith 
Sprout, deceased.
Application for and determina­
tion of inheritance tax, no tax, 
in the estate of of Alexander Sim­
mons, deceased. . . , _ . , „. ....  , , (damages against Commercial Car-Apphration for and detormina- riers> Inc claiming this amount
tion of inheritance tax. no tax. in due from an accident between ve- 
the non-resident estate of Jaj B iUiclcs of thc partios at the north 
Simmons, deceased I corporation limits of Bowling
Dudley R Avery appointed I Green on August 19, 1947. 
guardian of Louis L. Pitcher
Commissioner appointed to take Marvin H Alder, 21, factory, 
testimony of witnesses to the will Custar, and Alma F Lindquist, 
of Charles G Roy, deceased j 21, waitress, Rudolph 
James L. Swindler, appointed 1 Gordon F Ponceby, 22 student, 
administrator of the estate of ¡Cleveland, and Shirley Armstrong 
Edna M Swindler, deceased, A 18, clerk, Bowling Green
li Nickcy Clarence Foos and 
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Ralph Hall named appraisers 1 Probate Court 
Will of John Korn admitted to' Application for order to trans­
probate | f01' certificate of title to motor ve-
Application and order to release '*1^ 0 'n cslatc °f Blanche M 
the estate of Dale Correll aka l a k a  IJeborah Blanche
Dale W Correll, from administra­
tion and application for transfer 
of real estate, certificate issued 
Margaret D Miller appointed 
administratrix of the estate of Me­
lissa Lehmann, deceased, Frank 
Welling, Ray Eisenhouer and 
Herman Landvvehr named apprai­
sers
Joseph P Konrad appointed ad­
ministrator of the estate of Mic­
hael Konrad, deceased. Floyd 
Nutter, Lee Wagner and Nick
King, deceased 
Petition for distribution of as 
sets in kind, and order .filed in 
thc estate of August Hofer.
First, final and distributive ac­
count filed in the estate of Fred 
Winkelman, aka Frederick Wink- 
elman, deceased.
First and final account, sche­
dule of debts and application for 
and determination of inheritance 
tax, no tax, filed in the estate of 
John R. Thornton, deceased.
Lee.
Sunday callers at the Guy Hum­
mel home included Mrs. Manuel 
Bateson and children of Six Points 
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jacobs, Mr. and 
Mrs. 'Raymond Mock and children 
of Luckey, Mrs. Leonard Gams 
and children of Pemberville, Mr. 
and Mrs. Avery Alexander and 
family of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. 
Ray Hummel and family, and Mr 
and Mrs. Frank Hummel.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chilcote 
were Sunday supper guests at the 
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. 
Chilcote at North Baltimore.
Mrs. E. M. Cordrey of Fos- 
toria was calling at the home of 
Miss Gertrude Ketcham one day 
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Webb and 
family of Burgoon visited Mr. ahd 
Mrs. Clare Whitman and family 
Monday evening.
Calvin Breneman was a busi­
ness visitor in Toledo Wednesday.
The West Millgrove Volunteer 
Fire Company is sponsoring an 
Out Door Picture Show to be held 
on the school ground each Monday 
evening starting May 3.
Women’s Legion  
Post To Honor  
House Probe Body
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MILWAUKEE, Wis — The 
World War II Women’s Post 4481  
of The American Legion of Mil­
waukee, will hold a testimonial 
dinner on May 26 to celebrate the 
tenth anniversary of the House 
Committee on Un-American Ac­
tivities. v.
Miss Cecilia A. Stankiewicz, 
commander of the post said she 
hoped other American Legion 
posts would see fit to honor this 
Congressional committee which 
“took it on the chin for ten years 
until internal treachery became 
unpopular in»America”
The House Committee on Un- 
American activities came into 
being in 1938 largely as the result 
of a resolution adopted by the 19th 
national convention of The Amer­
ican Legion in New York City in 
1937 The committee recently was 
granted another $ 200,000 fund by 
a house vote of 337 to 37 to con- i 
tinue its work. 1•____________________1
14 Counties Over \ 
Farm Bureau Goals
More than 55,000 Ohio farm 
families have joined the Ohio 
Farm Bureau so far this year and, 
fourteen county Farm Bureau or-j 
ganizations have exceeded their 
goals, according to the latest re­
port issued this week by J E. 
'Garretson, head of the member -1  
¡ship division of the Ohio Farm 1  
Bureau. '
1 Garretson said an effort is ba­
ling made to complete the current 
I drive before May 1. before the 
¡heavy farm work starts He com- 
Iplimented more than 2500 volun­
teer solicitors making the canvass 
1 for their efforts in bringing total, 
.farm family membership of the' 
organization almost within the 
reach of a record and asked that 
they continue until the goal of 66, 
000 is readied
Counties exceeding their goals 
now include Auglaize, Belmont, 
Franklin, Greene, Knox, Logan, 
Marion, Ross, Sandusky, Seneca, 
Shelby, Union, Van Wert and 
Wood.
Navy Chief To  
Address Legion
Executive Body R e p o n t  ;tw enfl 0l0hto
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind._— Secre-;tjakes reaching the Division, of
Lake Fishing Good In  
Spite Of High Waters
tary of Navy John Sullivan will; Conservation headquarters in Col- 
be the speaker at National Com-|umbus indicate that record-break- 
mander James F. O'Neil's dinner ing crowds of fishermen are flock- 
to members of the national ex- ing to the lakes probably because
ecutive committee of The Ameri- of flooded stream conditions 
can Legion in Indianapolis, May 4., throughout the state.
May 3 to 5. I Although the lake levels are
Sullivan hails from Manchester, unusually high, angler's have been 
N H., Commander O'Neil’s home: taking fish by the thousands, 
city. They are both members of Fishermen, however, have been 
the same American Legion post'driven to the channels, and back 
there. Announcement of Secre -1 water areas due to heavy winds 
tary Sullivan’s' acceptance to ad- affecting the open water, but for 
dess the NEC dinner was made by early spring fishing, that's good, 
Commander O’Neil anyway.
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West Millgrove Items
Mr and Mi’s Harry Brubaker Mrs. Chas Zesing at Woodville. 
of Mansfield were Sunday guests! Mr and Mrs. Herbert Roether 
of Mrs Estella Brubaker and Mrs. of Perrysburg were Sunday callers 
Ollic Frazo. I at the L. J. Chilcote home. Mrs.
Mrs Ella Webb and Mrs. Ada ¡Raymond Yeager and daughter 
Whitman spent Sunday with Mr Pamela pf Fostoria were Monday 
and Mrs. W A. Taylor at Kansas.' evening callers at the same home. 
Mr and Mrs. Ora Searfoos and] Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dawson
of Marion visited their sister Mrsdaugnter of Milan, Michigan visit­
ed Mr and Mrs. F. R. Colgrove 
and family Friday afternoon
Mrs. Mac Raney attended thc 
Class play at Wayne Friday eve­
ning.
Mrs Thelma Johnson and Mr 
and Mrs. Lewis Thaxton of Cort­
land, Derrald Thaxton and daugh­
ter Cheryl of Fremont and Mr. 
and Mrs. Calvin Breneman, Susan 
and Paul, were Sunday dinner 
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bren- 
man.
J. B. Steward and son Beryl and 
lO. F. Purdy attended the ball 
game at Detroit Sunday.
Connie Webb of Burgoon was 
the guest of her cousin Joyce 
Bickelhaupt Monday and attended 
school with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stearns and 
Mrs. Cora Steams of Fostoria 
visited Mrs. Sylvia Yates Sunday.
Mrs. Mildred Hooper of Bowl­
ing Grden is spending her vacation 
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. 
A. Roscndale, David Treece of|
Floyd Bloom Monday afternoon 
They called at the W. F. Getz 
home also.
Mrs. Sidney Bovee and children 
of Walbridge and Mrs. Doris Har­
mon of Risingsun spent Wednes­
day with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Loo­
mis and daughters.
Mrs. Mildred Hooper attended 
the Republican Rally at Wayne 
Monday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Souder 
and daughter Cheryl and Mrs. 
Robert Baeder of‘Fostoria were 
calling at the home of Mr. and 
Mrs. S. L. Whitman Monday eve­
ning. • •_ ■  •
Mr. and Mrs. John Clay arid 
Leona Hackett of Dundee Mich’.', 
wereAveek end guests- of Mrs. L’i 
Dearra' Hackett. /. ' ;v ' 1:
Ivirs’. Mae Raney and Mrs! Laura 
Breneman spent Thurs.-’witK'Mrs. 
Lucy Lonzway whiie Mabel Loriz- 
way'attended the District W. S. 
C. S. meeting at Bowling Green: j 
Mrs; lone Stoner visited her!
Fostoria is spending the week daughter. Margie. at Columbus 
with his grandparents also. ¡Saturday. ‘ f }, \f . ' ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brough at-t Mr. and -Mrs. C.' G. -Tice: and- 
tended church’.at Latchc! Sunday childreivoi Beosville were. Sun- 
nni;iwere''suppcr.guesi$'oCMi\ rind'daymen niig gu 1 01 Mis Claia
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WILLIAM BISHOP in
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Also SUNDAY, MONDAY
ROBERT YOUNG and 
MAUREEN O’HARA and 
CLIFTON WEBB in
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