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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
7
Resolution 89 declares need for a complete sanitary sewer system and sewage treatment works in Carey Ohio. It authorizes bonds and notes in anticipation of costs and directs publication of the resolution adopted July 20, 1936, by Mayor E Hunter and Clerk Jacob Nitrauer.
Resolution 90 requests the village fiscal officer certify the estimated life of the permanent improvements and the maximum maturity of bonds. The council contemplates issuing 80 000 dollars to finance a sanitary sewer system and sewage treatment works, and asks the clerk to certify life and maturity as required by General Code sections 2293-2, 2293-9, and 2293-10.
Resolution authorizes Mayor Charles E Hunter to apply to the Tax Commission of Ohio for approval to issue bonds outside the ten mill limit to fund a Sanitary Sewer System and Sewage Treatment Works, with authority to supply needed information. Passed by Carey Village Council on July 20, 1936.
Notice is hereby given that BE W Mullholand whose Post Office Ac.
Russell H. Kear judge of Wyandot County Probate Division appoints dress as Administrator of the estate of O. P. Presler, deceased, late of Carey Ohio. Dated July 25 1936. A public notice indicating finality of administration and authority in Wyandot County.
Resolution by the Carey Ohio village council declares necessity of a bond issue to fund a sanitary sewer system and sewage treatment works. It calls for eighty thousand dollars in bonds dated around October 1 1936 with 6 percent interest and annual levies outside the ten mill limit to retire and pay interest. The question to issue bonds is set for August 25 1936 at a designated voting place, with the village clerk directed to certify to the Wyandot County auditor.
Ordinance No 260 confirms the general plan for a sanitary sewer system and sewage treatment works for Carey Ohio. The survey and plan by George Champe and Associates are adopted and filed with the Village Clerk, who is authorized to advertise per law. The ordinance was passed at a July 20, 1936 council session.
Public hearing set for August 13 1936 at 800 pm on the Carey School District Wyandot County Ohio budget for the next fiscal year ending December 31 1937. Hearing at the Board of Education office High School Building. Agnes Pahl Clerk.
Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed proposals for Wyandot County improvements on County Highways 108 and 44 in Salem Township. Work includes grading drainage structures and paving with a 14 ft pavement and 28 ft road, totaling 3.22 miles. Estimated cost 21206.80 dollars. Completion in 100 working days with minimum 19598 man hours. Bids must include five percent certified check. The right to reject bids reserved. John Jaster Jr State Highway Director. SHERES SALE Wyandot County Ohio court sale August 20 1936 at 2 p m. in Upper Sandusky. 201 acres approx appraised 12000 dollars. Sale subject to crop lease and court approval. Cash terms, growing crop option at receiver cost. Harry Weatherholtz Sheriff. A G and A E Fuller Attorneys. Dated July 28 1936.
An order of sale in foreclosure directs a public auction at the west door of the courthouse in Upper Sandusky Wyandot County Ohio. Sheriff H G Chambers serves as the official, with attorney for the plaintiff. The sale occurs at the court with the sheriff overseeing proceedings.
H G Chambers of Carey Ohio appointed administrator with will annexed of Mary E Carothers deceased of Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated July 30 1936. Probate Division Wyandot.
A witty quip about dinner poultry circulates, claiming the meat was from an incubator chick. The exchange riffs on toughness and motherhood as a humorous test of origin.
The schedule of debts filed by H G Chambers as administrator of Carl Lester Straub deceased will be heard on August 18 1936 in Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division Court of Common Pleas at 9:00 am. Creditors and attorneys must file exceptions five days before the hearing.
On the 8th day of August 1936 Howard McKee as administrator filed the plan of debts against the estate in the Probate Division of Wyandot County Ohio. The court has set the date for hearing on the 24th day of August at 9 o'clock. Exceptions to the schedule must be filed five days prior to the hearing date.
The 21st Mann family reunion met Sunday at the county fair grounds with 40 members from Marion Carey Sycamore Findlay Conneaut Brownstown and Upper Sandusky. Emma Fick of Marion was chosen president for 1937 with Dora Stevens of Conneaut as vice president Roy Mann of Marion as secretary treasurer and Charles Fick of Marion as assistant. The 1937 reunion will be held at the same site on the first Sunday in August.
Pius Lutz visited, Sunday, with relatives in Findlay. Leo Clark of Toledo called on Mr. and Mrs. Alf Bland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bland called on Mr. and Mrs. John Gilliland. Mrs. Florein Day spent Sunday with Donald Myers in Carey. Various families from Tiffin to Findlay visited Berry area residents through the week. A defense motion for a new trial led to Orewiler receiving three months in jail and a $600 fine for ballot tampering in Sycamore township.
Charles Orewsler of Sycamore started serving his Wyandot county jail sentence after a jury convicted him of changing ballots in the May 12 primary. Judge Russell H. Kear, who presided, sentenced Orechler on July 7 following the trial.
Thirteen persons on county blind relief were examined by a Marion eye specialist to determine eligibility under the federal social security act. All were under 65. Eleven recipients over 65 were moved to old age pension rolls.
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