Source: Daily Ohio Statesman
Date: Sep. 27, 1837

NOTICE
IS hereby given to Daniel Fry, Jacob Fry, Joshua Fry, Jonas Fry, Enoch Fry, Mary Fry, Sylvina Fry, and Colonel J. Fry, that on the twenty-seventh day of June, 1837, a petition was filed against them in the Court of Common Pleas of Hardin county by Mary Fry, (widow of John E. Fry, deceased.) wherein the said Mary Fry demands partition of the following real estate, situated and being in the county of Hardin, and State of Ohio, described as follows:  The south west quarter of section in between, township three, south of range eleven; continuing one hundred and fifty-seven acres, be the same more or less.  And that at the next term of said Court, application will be made by the aforesaid Mary Fry, for an order that partition be of said premises.
                                       JONES & FISHER
                                           Att'ys. For Pet'r.
Sept. 6, 1837 [10-6w]

Submitted by

Sharon Wick

The Lima News
Jan. 5, 1930
Ada

Charles Streets, who was reported in critical condition last week as a result of swallowing bi-chloride of mercury tablets is sufficiently recovered to be out on the streets.

The Lima News
Jan. 5, 1937
Kenton

Justice of the Peace Roy Haudenshield  officiated at two wedding ceremonies here yesterday. Miss Isabel Flowers, of Belle Center, became the bride of Allen Parr, of McGuffey.

Miss Nellie White, of Kenton, was married to Floyd Kuntz, also of this city.

The Lima News
Jan. 11, 1937

Hazel Patrick vs George Patrick - divorce

Beatrice Spearman vs Don R. Spearman - divorce

Viola Sheldon vs William Sheldon - divorce

Sheldon Hahn and Pauline Wykes - marriage license

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