Certificate of judgment: Ford Motor Credit Co., Mesa, Arizona, judgment creditor, vs. John D. Brown, 6310 CH 56, Upper Sandusky, judgment debtor. Certificate of judgment: Capital One Bank USA NA, Richmond, Virginia, judgment creditor, vs. Thomas Presler, 119 Newhard St., Carey, judgment debtor. Certificate of judgment: Portfolio Recovery, Norfolk, Virginia, judgment creditor, vs. Barbara Lemire, 110 W. North St., Carey, judgment debtor.

In her nearly 91 years, as of July 11, Charlotte Leeth has lived a full life, but she isn’t done living just yet, and continues to find ways to push her limits and try new things.

Progress continued on the Wyandot County Courthouse Corner Project Friday afternoon. Chiseled sandstone blocks, heavy pillars and large urns were all moved into place Friday with the help of Doug Bianchi and project designer Gary Richards.

A recent Ohio State University study compiling U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data revealed that during the period from 2010 – 2018, Wyandot County delivered the highest job growth rate in the state of Ohio at 23%.

The Wynford Board of Education meeting scheduled for June 20 has been rescheuduled to 5:30 p.m. Monday at the Wynford High School in the media center.

S&S Developers Ltd. to Kevin S. Schutte and Ashley M. Schutte, .367 acres in Carey. Matt Rowland and Sepideh Behram to Lillian N. Oberlitner, property in Upper Sandusky. Chrystal Y. Miller and Chrystal Y. Byerly to Raymond W. Byerly, .832 acre in Crane Township.

Gabriel A. Baker, 820 Shields Drive, Upper Sandusky, stop sign violation, $50 fine plus costs, two points, 90-day BMV suspension with limited privileges. Clayton S. Dyer, 115 E. Chris St., Carey, driving and texting, $50 fine plus costs, Carteens.

Party Carts Inc., 103 S. Sycamore Ave., Sycamore, other consumer goods rental. Boo Bear LLC, 142 E. Brown Ave., Carey, used car dealers.

World War II veteran and former Daily Chief-Union newspaper carrier Norman Folk turned 95 years old Friday.

The Upper Sandusky Police Department is asking for information on multiple instances of vandalism that occurred the early morning of June 20.