Youths jailed after beer party in Fostoria
Glenn Coldiron 19 and Lonnie Smith 18 were jailed following a crash on Route 199 north of Fostoria. Coldiron, charged with furnishing intoxicants to two minors, received 10 days. Smith must pay fines and costs after a suspended license penalty. The incident began when beer was bought at a tavern and the car stalled.
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Glenn
Edward “Coldirén
Carey
Seneca
Fostoria
B. A.‘ Richard
Postoria
Lonnie Smith
Polite
Upper
Sandusky
Wood County
Coldiron
James V.ford
Richard
Harold J. Cardwell
Ohio State Patrol
Smith
The Killer We Don’t Catch and Drinking Drivers
Analyzes how drinking drivers kill and injure thousands yearly and cites the Woman’s Home Companion urging on‑the‑spot chemical tests like the Drunkometer. Notes Detroit 1946 program cut fatalities, but only 18 states recognize such tests and many judges reject chemical evidence.
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July Woman's Home Companion
William A. Gwanberg
Detroit
Car and Tractor Collision On Hardin-Wyandot County Line
Allan Smith 49 of Carey and Albert Snyder 63 of Forest collided head on while rounding a sharp curve on a Hardin Wyandot county line road east of Forest at 2 15 p m last Thursday. Smith was arrested for driving left of center and fined 25 dollars plus costs by Mayor L V Snyder Forest. Both vehicles suffered considerable damage.
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Allan Smith
Carey
Albert Snyder
Forest
Hardin-Wyandot
Bakers Complete 4 893 Mile Westward Family Trip
Mr and Mrs Clinton Baker and D Es Deidrick with children Phyllis and Gene of Findlay travel 4 893 miles through 15 states and 460 towns. They pass through the Dakotas, Yellowstone, and Colorado Rockies, noting sights from Mt Rushmore to Old Faithful and a snow storm near West Yellowstone.
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Clinton Baker
D. Es. ‘Deidrick
Phyllis
Gene of Findlay
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Fiee 8
Thad
Pargo
Dakotas
Red River
Canada
Pierre
S. Oak
Sturgis
Black Hills
Mt. Rushmore
Spotted Horse
Big Horn Mountains
Cody
Wyo
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Bill Dam
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Madison River
Bakers
Deidricks
West Yellowstone
Mont
Idaho Falls
Rockies
Brigham, Utah
Salt Lake City
Rand
Gene
Great Salt Lake
Findlay
Ghost Valley
DeadMan’s Pass
Rabbit Bar Pass
Colorado River
Berthoud Pass
Dixie
Denver
Aurora
Sharon Spring
Abilene
Dwight Hisenhower
Topeka
Typewriter Ribbons At The Carey Times
Advertisement notes typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons available at The Carey Times. Ribbons for any make machine are offered in stock.
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The
Carey Times
Fever caused by milk reported in 1949 surge
Dr John A Prior of Columbus reported in the Onis State Medical Journal that 1949 saw more brucellosis cases in the United States than any previous year. He warned many cases go unreported and noted brucellosis is tied to raw milk and diseased livestock, costing the cattle industry over 100 million dollars annually.
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Onis State Medical Journal
John A. Prior
Columbus
United States
Pricber
Real Estate Transfers in Ohio Villages and Townships
Anna Spetseris and others sell 3.25 acres in Carey to Joseph Kadlee for 1 dollar. Sheridan and Georgia Hather ton sell 41 1 3 acres in Richland township to Harvey and Mae Ida Gorman for 1 dollar. Frank E. and Hattie Griffin sell Lot No 71 in Nevada to Noah Stout for 1 dollar. Charles D. Stubbs executor transfers outlet No 5 in Upper Sandusky to Virgil and Barbara Worx for 1 dollar. Ada M and Donald P Wisler sell land in Sycamore village to Sherwood and Marie Mboler for 1 dollar.
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Anna Spetseris
Joseph J. Kadlee
Carey
Sheridan
Georgia Hatherton
Harvey D
Mae Ida Gorman
Richland
Frank E
Hattie Griffin
Noah Stout
Bread
Welch
Domibaugh
Nevada
Charles D. Stubbs
Virgil D
Barbara
Worx
Upper
Sandusky
Ada M
Donald P. Wisler
Sherwood
Marie Mboler
Village of
Sycamore
Ford Truck Economy Run to Study 6 Month Truck Use Nationwide
Ford Motor Company and Ford Dealers of America launch a six month nationwide truck operation study ending December 31 1950 led by Don Lanning of Lanning Motor Sales. Thousands of Ford truck owners will log every mile load hauled fuel used and repairs. Robert Wilson of Wilson Land Co will enter with a Ford F6 tandem dump, identified by orange and black shields on participating trucks. The study will include all Ford truck models and vocations to create an economy yardstick for truck operations and may suggest new models such as a parcel delivery truck.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford Dealers of America
Don Lanning
Lanning Motor
Lanning
America
Nance
Robert Wilson
Wilson Land Co
Carey
Wilson
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Broderick “Crawford
Dex Barker
Brenda Joyce
Curley
Larry Olsen
Frances Rafferty
Gilbert Roland
Angela Greene
Texas
Audie Murphy
Gale Storm
Edgar Kennedy
Canon City
Scott Brady
Charles Russell
Bernard’s
Simmon
Bernard
Indianapolis
Cadile Tabernacle
Lanning Motor Sales
Motoo
Robert Wilson, Jr
C. W. Lanning