Lima News, Apr 5, 1926 Wapakoneta- Frank P. CONNAUGHTON, administrator of the estate of May HAWKEY, filed a petition today in probate court asking for authority to sell real estate. Hearing was set for May 3. Will of J.W. HARRUFF, was admitted to probate. Minerva E. HARRUFF widow, elected to take under the will. Edward OFENBAUGH was appointed executor under bond of $2,500. E.E. ARTHUR, E.F. REICHEIDERFER and J.H. UMBAUGH were appointed appraisers. Stansberry SUTTON, administrator of the estate of Sarah I. SUTTON, filed a petition asking for authority to sell real estate. Hearing May 3. Frank P. CONNAUGHTON, administrator of the estate of Michael CONNAUGHTON, was give authority to sell real estate at private sale at not less than appraised value. Beaverdam- Dr. Lawrence HUBER, erstwhile farmer four miles east of this village, gave an "Agricultural Talk" from station KDKA, East Pittsburg, Saturday, as heard from home folks. Leipsic- Mrs. Thomas HOFFMAN, who has been in ill health, is somewhat recovered since the performance of an operation to which she was subjected here in her home. Kenton- A tumor one and a quarter inches in diameter and two and a half inches long was removed from the left side of the brain of Mrs. Ethel GREGG of Brandenton, Fla., and former resident west of here. Mrs. GREGG had been suffering for several months from what was first thought to be paralysis. Sy. Marys- Elton THOMPSON and Miss Evelyn BURGER, of this city, were quietly married at the Friends church parsonage Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Harry KREIDER, who used the impressive single ring ceremony. Attendents were Ralph MEYERS and Miss Princess MEHAFFEY. Mr. and Mrs. THOMPSON will make their home for the present with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George THOMPSON, St. Marys.