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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
4
Edith Fletcher of Carey files for divorce from Ernest Fletcher of Carey citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Other items note a divorce case background and courthouse water line renovation by the J F Dible Co of Carey.
The Carey Times advertises new ribbons for Remington machines offering replacements and supply details for customers needing to outfit their typewriters.
Ordinance 434 requires a $1.50 application fee for water service and outlines tapping fees of $25 per single tap. It enforces signature requirements by property owners or agents, sets minimum charges for multi customer metering, and details disconnection fees, vacancy abatements, due dates, penalties, and tiered rate blocks for usage.
Water rate schedule lists tiered charges from 1 000 gallons to over 26 000 with minimum service fees by pipe size and rentals. Ordinance 434 repeals conflicting ordinances and becomes effective July 1 1952 in Carey village Wyandot County Ohio. Estate notice appoints F K Cassel administrator for the Wharton estate in Wyandot County with judge Russell H Kear noting probate division date June 14 1952.
In a June 16 council session, Ohio Gas Co officials and citizens opposed a rate increase, leading to a vote to abandon ordinance 590. Co B Melton urged the raise backed by a petition of 110 users seeking Ohio Utilities Commission review, stalling Archbold’s rate increase controversy for now.
The 18th annual Hancock County Fair kicks off on Labor Day with exhibitions, games, and local vendors expected to draw residents from across the county.
The County Fair opens September 1 and runs through September 5 at the Old Mill Stream fair grounds in Findlay.
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