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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
5
Four bonds forfeited in Police Court on December 6. Lowell Randall Fairchild faced a disturbance charge at Dutch Mill filed by Wade Speelman with a $30 forfeiture. William Edward Johnson of Columbus cited for running a red light with a $10 forfeiture.
The report lists traffic citations including Martha Lee DeLaney of Romulus Michigan for failure to stop within assured clear distance and Ralph W. Karcher age 19 cited for speeding. Captains Jacob Swartz Orians and others appear in closing sessions of the State Sheriff's Association convention in Columbus.
Wyandot County Sheriff W. Dean McAllister was elected second vice president of the Buckeye Will Rogers group. The Westby Wisconsin Times notes his traffic proposal that highways be opened only to paid cars as a potential solution to rising road accidents.
All 11 members attended the Junior Spaders Achievement Night and banquet at the Silver Spur. Awards honored year level and attendance, with corsage presented to Mrs. L. N. Zahn of the Carey Garden Club. Club advisors Mr and Mrs Tewell praised three years of work and look to a March season start.
Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad directors on December 7 approved and recommended to stockholders a Norfolk and Western Railway plan to buy all outstanding AC and Y stock for 6.5 million dollars.
Willie E. Cole of Carey Ohio is named administrator of the Charles B. Cole estate. Located Wyandot County Ohio the village of Carey. Creditors must file claims within four months from November 21. Final oversight by Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas judge Russell H. Kear.
A series of probate notices announce appointments of executors and executrices for Wyandot County estates. Paul A Burson named executor for Florence A Copley. Emma V Myers named executrix for William F Myers. Edith E Donelson named executrix for Rex Donelson. Notices dated November and December.
Sealed proposals in duplicate for electrical materials and equipment for improvements to the sewage collection and treatment facilities will be received by the Village of Carey Ohio until 12 00 noon Eastern Time December 22 1961. Bids on a lump sum basis must be on blank forms available from the Village Manager and delivered in sealed envelopes marked Bid for Electrical Materials and Equipment Relative to Improvements to Sewage Facilities Carey Ohio. Bid security in 5 percent with a preliminary bond or certified check, performance bond 100 percent upon contract, and bid withdrawal restrictions of 30 days after opening. The village may reject any bid and waives informalities.
A historical survey notes the Mississippi area has faced about 10 000 floods since the outset, with the most destructive occurring in 1928, leaving only tree tops visible in some stretches.
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