Property transfers listed in 8rd addition Carey area
Nos 36 and 37 in A J Fredericks 8rd addition Carey cite $1 transfers. Gladys Marshall conveys to James and Naomi Smith inlets Nos 13 18 Swigart's Station for $1. B H Stansbery sheriff to
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
2
Nos 36 and 37 in A J Fredericks 8rd addition Carey cite $1 transfers. Gladys Marshall conveys to James and Naomi Smith inlets Nos 13 18 Swigart's Station for $1. B H Stansbery sheriff to
Dale and Doris Thomas transfer part lots to GC S Helfer and Margaret Helfer. The notice records the property title change and associated interest in the described parcels.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis prepares for a 1950 polio fight with expanded training for doctors nurses and physical therapists. Polio institutes conferences and short courses aim to provide ready care nationwide, with Oklahoma Ohio and Illinois hosting extensive programs as cases rise due to improved diagnosis.
An official Government Printing Office publication titled The Effects of Atomic Weapons will explain what happens when an atomic bomb explodes. Available around August 1, it costs 1.25 dollars with proceeds to the Government. The Atomic Energy Commission prepared it from non confidential data.
Della Wenner of 317 North Vance Street Carey Ohio is appointed Administratrix of the estate of Elizabeth Ann Stoll late of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated June 9 1950 before Russell H Kdar Judge Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
Ay Highty-six year old Eugene Cranz from Summit County explains that nature, with some fencing of cattle since 1906, has largely grown his 180 acre woodlands. He urges youth to identify trees and wild plants, noting native species can be as valuable as pines and that nature can regrow forests with minimal planting.
Ohio collected 13.895 million dollars in June sales taxes after refunds and credits. Only December 1947 and December 1948 totals were higher, with a fiscal year estimate about 12 million above budget, though not enough for city and school bonuses under the biennial act.
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