Anthony L. Miller to Charles R. Henzler and Shelly L. Henzler, property in Carey. Nathan M. Hinesman and Amy R. Hinesman to EBLC Properties LLC, 8.000 acres in Pitt Township.

Mariah D. Gossman, 12336 TH 24, Carey, seat belt (passenger), $20 fine. Brice E. Gottfried, 17605 TH 58, Forest, assured clear distance ahead, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens.

Northwest Ohio Medical Equipment LLC, 100 S. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky, all other health and personal care stores.

Drew Michael Troiano, 30, 11649 TH 103, Upper Sandusky, machinist; and Amy Elizabeth Parsell, 29, 11649 TH 103, Upper Sandusky, administrative assistant, Oct. 16.

Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the month of September: Complaints investigated, 182; adult felony arrests, 5; adult misdemeanor arrests, 39; adult traffic arrests, 199; juvenile misdemeanor arrests, 1; juvenile traffic arrests, 4; injury traffic crashes investigated, 8 (9 injured); property damage traffic crashes investigated, 27; court papers served, 54; total number of prisoners incarcerated, 50; number of meals served to inmates, 1,412; daily inmate average for the month, 18; inmates transported to or from penal institutions, 10; registered sex offenders in the county, 39 (39 in compliance); sheriff’s sale activity, 2 appraisal and 3 sales; concealed carry permits, 10 new, 12 renewal; web checks (employment, background, housing), 26; courthouse security, individuals entering courthouse, 3,997 (2 mace, 54 knives, 1 Taser); deputies auxiliary hours worked, 110; total fair hours worked by auxiliary and full-time officers, 1,332.

Jane M. Shrider, registrar of vital statistics at the Wyandot County Health Department, reports there were 15 births and 20 deaths in the county during August. Births include four females and 11 males; deaths include 15 females and five males. Sixty-nine certified birth and 64 certified death certificates were issued. Thirty burial permits were issued.

Wynford’s Macey Zinser (left) and Alizhah Watson (right) were named the 2018 Wynford High School Homecoming queen and king. Zinser, a Bucyrus native, is a daughter of Jake and Mollie Zinser. Watson, a Nevada native, is a son of Amy Freeman and Anthony Watson.

Nov. 6 will find the citizens of this state facing the decision of whether to adopt proposed Issue 1 as an amendment to the Ohio Constitution. As legal professionals, we are mindful of and wish to share with the citizens of Wyandot County our grave concerns about some of the dangers Issue 1 presents to our community and the state of Ohio.

October may be dominated by falling leaves and Halloween, but it’s also Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. Across the country, shelter dogs are looking for warm homes with owners who can provide loving care.

The Wyandot PieceMakers have created an 82-inch-by-82-inch quilt, held by Carolyn Ruth and Grace Searls, which will be raffled off in support of Wyandot County Special Olympics.