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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
3
Judge Russell H. Kear reported that juvenile cases in 1948 were the highest on record for years. January showed a sharp drop. Read as official and unofficial cases, they split into one delinquency, one probation revocation, one dependent child, and two crippled children in need of aid.
The document tabulates receipts and payments for Crawford Township in Wyandot County Ohio for the year ending December 31 1948. It lists funds including General Townships Road and Bond Retirement with balances receipts and expenditures for items such as taxes gasoline and cigarette taxes fire protection health and poor relief. It also records outstanding warrants and total debt of 4500.00.
Board of Education reports fiscal year ending December 1 1948 for Carey Ohio detailing tax valuation 6 544 million tax levy 8 50 enrollment 809 salaries 100 406 03 and a breakdown of receipts expenditures and balances across general fund bond retirement sinking fund and related categories.
R D Newcomer manager of Findlay plant of the Great Lakes Sugar Co reports 3500 acres of sugar beets already contracted, half the goal. He notes letters from Texas laborers willing to relocate to Ohio to work for beet acreage. Local farmers have ample ground to operate the factory as the crop shows strong price potential.
Probate office workers at the Wyandot County Courthouse report a plunging trend in marriage licenses issued. The ledger shows only seventy eight licenses issued since the 20th of last month, marking a record low.
Myers grocery sweeps Porcelain and secures first in the Industrial League standings. Blue’s and Clover Farm each take two games, while Tucker’s defeats Burson’s. High single game by RE McKee 246. three-game totals led by Tanner 602 and McKee 593. Also reports Ridge Township financials and multiple league results with high scores across teams.
Verner and Jestine Healy transfer property Nos. 147 and 148 in The Evergreens to the company for one dollar. John E. Gerber transfers a 1/3 interest in 163.13 acres in Pitt and Antrim townships to Ruth H. Gerber for one dollar. Edgar C. and June Smith convey inlet No. 18 in Upper Sandusky to Norman H. Smith for one dollar.
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