Carey Times Editor Eloise Thrall in Carey Ohio
The Carey Times lists Eloise Thrall as editor and publisher with the paper published weekly on Thursdays. It notes delivery through the Carey Ohio post office and a subscription rate of two dollars per year in advance.
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Carey Times
Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Notion to Contractors State of Ohio Department of Highways
Ohio bids to construct or widen sections of State Route 67 in Wyandot and nearby townships. Proposals cover widening and bituminous treatment with specific lengths and widths. Bids due August 22, 1950. Required bid guarantee and prevailing wage rules noted. Director reserves right to reject bids.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
Wyandot County
Crane
Tymochtee
Tymowhteendycamore Townships
Sycamore Township
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
Division
Ohio wildlife council approves 1950 hunting rules with grouse date change
The Ohio Wildlife Council approved the 1950 hunting and trapping rules. Grouse season runs November 15 to December 30, ringneck pheasants November 15 to 25 with a two bird daily bag, rabbit season November 15 to December 30 with four-bird daily bag, and squirrel season September 15 to 30 with four per day. Inland trapping starts November 15 to January 15, Lake Erie trapping to March 15. Bag limits and hours stay as last year.
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Ohio’ Wildlife Council
Wildlife Division
Ringneck
Lake Erie
Sale of Farm in Wyandot County by sealed bids
Richard C. Barp of Wharton Ohio offers for sale by sealed bids 40 acres in Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio. Bids due August 11 1950 at 10 00 A M with 10 percent deposit. Property 3 ½ miles north and ½ mile east of Wharton and 3 ½ miles southwest of Carey. Possession on full payment. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Richard C. Barnp
Wharton
Ohio
Ridge
Wyandot
Carey
H. L. Mason
Upper Sandusky
State Patrol F skips 1950 District A report figures
During the first half of 1950 District A patrol in Wyandot County and nearby areas investigated 2614 traffic accidents. The force logged 4510 arrests including 3747 misdemeanors and 723 truck overloads and felonies. They delivered 427 safety lectures and conducted 11343 driver license exams. Patrols logged 20258 motorcycle miles and 1,008,500 car miles along with 129,398 transmitted messages.
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Wyandot County
Woman’s property seized on odd settlement terms
Greenville Mississippi reports a bizarre division leaving Mrs Myr tle L Penland with control of property. The husband must provide a heated room for Boots the dog and support the male household member until he is no longer useful, then be shot in humane fashion.
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Greenville
Myrtle L. Penland
Diddy
Boots
Hint to motorists on danger period for fatigue behind wheel
Tests indicate a driver enters the danger period after 8 consecutive hours of driving or 250 miles. At this point the motorist should stop driving or exercise extreme caution to avoid fatigue and accidents.
Traffic to Kelp 400 in 6 Months Warned by Col. Mingle
Col. George Mingle, state highway patrol superintendent, warned drivers to push safety as 400 deaths and 4 500 to 8 900 injuries are forecast on roads in six months. He said the estimate rests on experience and could be nearly exact despite progress, noting 1938 saw about 16 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles.
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George Mingle
Pelle
Marriage Announcement for Eleanor Greene and Joseph Rader
An announcement records the May 20 marriage in Hamlet between Eleanor Greene of Crawford and Joseph Rader of McComb. The ceremony occurred at the Hope Lutheran Church parsonage with the couple later referred to as Mr. and Mrs.
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Hamlet
Eleanor Greene
Crawford
Joseph Rader
McComb
Hope Lutheran ‘Church
Attendants Named In Arcadia Couple’s Read The Want Ad Notice
Raymond Eisaman of Arcadia served as an attendant and Mrs. Rader, daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Greene of Crawford, works as a McChesney grocery clerk. Mr. Rader, a tool and die maker at Buckeye Ditcher in Windsay, guests stay at the Galt Hotel as the notice circulates.
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Raymond Eisaman
Arcadia
Rader
Ralph Greene
Crawford
McChesney Grocery
Mr. Rader
Buckeye Ditcher
Windsay
Galt Hotel
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State Highway Director of
T. J Kauer
Fay Dixon
N. Main St
Marion
Richard C. Barp
Creeger Implement Co
W. North St
Radper
Illiamson
Yee Sorpare
P. C. Wiand
Williamson Gas
Williamson Coal
Williamson
E. & R. Church
McCutchenville
Village Inn
Alvada
Sperit
Henry J Taylor
ABC
Dynaflow Drive
Roadmaster
Buick
Carey Motor Service, Inc
E. Findlay Street