Public Auction of Carey Land Estate of Asa Cantleberry
Wyandot County Probate Court will sell at auction on premises 295 Grean Avenue Carey Ohio a 1 acre parcel with 45 by 260 foot tracts part of Lot 2 Section 20 Township 1 South Range 13 East. Minimum bid two thirds of appraised 4700 dollars. Ten percent down balance on court confirmation. Also notices appointment of Flossie Wells administratrix of Harry Keckler estate with four month claims period.
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Prosbate Court
Wyandot County
Grepn Avenue
Carey
Ohio
Wyandot
Vilage
Casey
New York Central Railroad
Glean Avenue
Obhio
J. Harry Keckler
Flossie Wells
Grove Street
Harry Keckler
Russell H. Kear
Court of Commons Pleas
Oho
Jil East Findlay Street
Ohio highway contract bids sought for Marion Wyandot work
Notice inviting sealed proposals by the Ohio Department of Highways for Section 23 Route 23 in Marion and Wyandot counties. Projects include grading paving and bridge construction with specific spans and road widths, plus wage requirements and a $10 000 bid bond. Bids due June 26, 1956 with right to reject all bids.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Dr of
Marion County
Myandot County
Oho
Grand Prairie
Antrim
Pitt
Crane Townships
Upper
Sandusk
Wyandot County
Honey Run
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
Sheriff Sale Notice for Lot 54 Ardmore Add Carey
Wyandot County Ohio sheriff sale summons for John L Bradman versus Laurinda Kelley Lynn Keiley et al followed by foreclose judgment. Sale June 23 1956 at 10 30 AM at Upper Sandusky Courthouse West door lands described as Lot Fifty Four 54 Ardmore Addition Carey Village Wyandot County Ohio on Jill Newhard Street appraised at 540000 cash on day of sale.
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Clifford J Bowers
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot
Jestine Healey
Court House
Said
Wyandot County
Ohio
John L Bradman
Carey
Laurinda F Kelley
H. Keiley
Upper
Sandusky Wyandot County
Towit
Othe Ardmore
Wandot
State of Ohio
Jil Newhard
D Mallister
Sherff
Court News: Local Marriage Licenses and Divorces
Marriage licenses issued to Jack E Orians and LaDonna Elchert of Carey and to Jack Murl Hart and Mary Alice Pell of Bucyrus and Nevada respectively. Also listed are Manual Ray and Bonita Kear, Delbert Marshall and Rosemary McCarley, Wesley Honsberger and Nancy Rowland. The Moses versus Industrial Commission suit is settled and dismissed. A divorce suit is filed by Martha Smiley against Ralph Smiley.
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Jack E. Orians
Carey
John Franklin Orians
LaDonna Elchert
Linotype
Clarence Elchert
Jack Murl Hart
Bucyrus
Lester Hart
Mary Alice Pell
Nevada
Fred Pell
Manual Ray
Alvada
Linden Ray
Bonita Kear
Richland Township
Russell Kear
Delbert Marshall
Gillie Marshall
Rosemary McCarley
Crawford Township
Glen McCarley
Wesley Honsberger
Crawford County
Burton Honsberger
Nancy Rowland
Mifflin Township
Raymond A. Rowland
van C. Moses
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Martha Smiley
Ralph Smiley
Bohlen Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Betty A Bohlen gains divorce from Fred A Bohlen Jr on gross neglect of duty and reverts to maiden name. County Dog Warden Jack Stal reports dogs destroyed after killing sheep.
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Common Pleas
Betty A. Bohlen
Fred A. Bohlen, Jr
Sheep County
Jack Stal
Wyandot County Tax Books Open for June 1955 Half
Real Estate Tax Books are open for the collection of the second half of June taxes in Wyandot County. Books will close July 20, 1956. Karl F. Kraus, Treasurer.
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Karl F. Kraus
Wyandot County
Seven animal damage claims filed in Wyandot County May report
In Wyandot County May, seven animal damage claims were filed. Nine dogs were destroyed for killing 33 sheep and injuring 18. all dogs were registered and had owners. One dog involved in the damage was not captured, a small yellow animal that escaped near Mononcue.
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Ter
Wyandot
Mononcue
Clocks Repaired After Lightning Supply Hit
Charles Reed Jr reports courthouse clocks repaired by Tower Clock Service Co Springfield after an oversurge of current from lightning damaged two motors and left them out of service for days.
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Charles Reed, Jr
Tower Clock Service Co
Springfield
Judge Kear's Calendar Administrator Named in Marseilles
Robert E. Heckathorn of Kenton is appointed administrator of the estate of Charles E. Heckathorn, late of Marseilles township, per the calendar entry.
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Kear
Robert E. Heckathorn
Kenton
Charles E. Heckathorn
Marseilles Township
Kitchen gadgets prove useful says MSU expert
Ruth Sands of Michigan State University warns homemakers not to buy gadgets they will not use. She highlights a roast lifter and an adjustable jar opener as practical aids in food prep and serving, noting some gadgets are easier than forks for transferring meat and opening jars.
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East Lansing
Ruth Sands
Michigan State University
Fatal 1955 crashes show most vehicles went straight
A study finds that over 78 percent of vehicles in fatal accidents during 1955 were moving straight ahead, with few drivers making turning errors. The data highlights risk patterns and suggests focus on collision prevention for straight-line travel.
Soil conservation boosts Hartle corn yield and profits
Hartle of route 1 Kenton says cutting corn acreage to 35 per year under a soil conservation plan raises average yields to over 90 bushels per acre. He reports net gains of more than $600 annually with lower work, aided by alfalfa and brome meadows and a 5-year rotation including corn, small grain, and meadow crops.
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Es Hartle
Route 1
Kenton
Marion County Soil Conservation District
Hartle
Mr. Hartle
W. L. Williams
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Upper Sandusky HS awards diplomas at May 28 graduation
Nancy Veith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Veith and granddaughter of Mrs Myrtle Perkins, was among 74 Upper Sandusky High School seniors who received diplomas at graduation exercises Monday night May 28. About 30 relatives attended.
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Nancy Veith
Ralph Veith
Wyandot Avenue
Upper Sandusky
Myrtle Perkins
Upper Sandusky High School
Miss Nancy Plans Otterbein College Attendance
Attendees at the commencement and reception at the Veith home included Mrs Perkins and family, Rev and Mrs G N Perkins of Saltville Virginia, Mr and Mrs Samuel Newcomer with Betsy and Roger, and Miss Betty Stroup. Miss Nancy received many gifts and intends to enroll at Otterbein College Westerville in the fall majoring in business.
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Tives
Veith
Queen falls from aircraft rear seat exam prank
A Royal Australian Air Force trainee exam posed a hypothetical about the Queen falling from a back seat. Answers ranged from swooping to recover her to self harm, but the approved solution advised adjusting tabs to compensate for reduced rear weight.
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Royal Australian Air Force
Reader’s Digest
Excessive Speed Cited as Main Cause of 1955 Traffic Crashes
The report notes speed as the leading factor in 1955 traffic accidents. It details the Alcan Highway crossing 200 streams along its 1500 mile span from Edmonton to Fairbanks with the route reaching a maximum altitude of 4212 feet.
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Edmonton
Canada
Fairbanks
Alaska
Buick Delivers 322-Cubic-Inch V8 Muscle
As you drive the Buick responds with the new power of a 322 cubic inch V8 engine, delivering strong performance and big engine might.
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Dynaflow
Buick
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S$ O Linzell
State of
East Findlay St. Carey
NM McAllister
Dot County
Cassel
Continental Congress
United States
Pauline Wickiser
Motorists Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
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