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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
7
A young minister loved his parish and faced gossip about his bride to be a worldly vamp. Many define vamp differently, but his future wife brings holiday cheer and renewed goodwill, transforming the church during Christmas. His self view softens as community and clergy alike embrace the season.
Farm Bureau offices report new projects in Crawford Ridge and Richland townships over the last two days. Initiatives include livestock and crops work, soil, poultry, home programs, Boys and Girls clubs, marketing, purchasing, membership and publicity. Richland pursues a stock yards site at Wharton and a cooperative cream station. Carey initiates pest hunt led by Howard Miller and a calf club. Detailed plans to be shared at the first township Farm Bureau meeting.
Georges Clemenceau told U S army officers at the War College that peace in Europe hinges on American support for France. He praised U S wartime leadership, honored America's unknown soldier at Arlington, and urged Washington to return to active alliance to end the war. He criticized the Versailles debate and warned that German gains followed U S withdrawal if the Allies split.
Sealed bids will be received at the Board of Public Affairs Carey Ohio until noon December 29 1922 for 500 water meters size 5 inches and larger delivered in 150 dollar lots or more as specified 600 meters to be ordered within a year from first order Board may reject any bids.
Trustees appointed N J Wagner as constable to succeed Andy Greer who was removed by the court. Greer’s term runs until January 1, 1924.
The article notes pretty Christmas candles for men and women, with seal ing wax flowers or gilded finishes. It highlights ribbon or cre tonne covered picture frames with glass fronts and cardboard backs, bound in gold braid, the cardboard back cut to form an easel support.
The article notes how radio announcers across the U S vary in pronunciation. It cites regional differences from Boston to New York, Kentucky to Georgia, Missouri to California, and Canada to Cuba, shaping distinct voice patterns and preventing monotony in broadcasting.
The government thermometer showed sixty two on Friday with a late spring feel, but by Friday night a forty two degree drop brought the low to twenty above zero.
Real estate transfers list several deeds: L O Pratt as administrator to Stanley Opper for twenty acres in Ridge Township at 1900 dollars. John P Pfeifer et al to Philip J Pfeifer for 108.19 acres in Salem Township at 31 dollars. Joseph Campbell sells parts of Wharton lots for 1400 dollars. Mary D Sowinski and husband to Edward L Weaver for fifteen acres in Salem Township at 1 dollar. Phildema Hosler and husband to Lerinda Cole for lot 53 in Ira Bristol's first addition Wharton at 850 dollars. Jacob Michaels and wife to Ida May Wentz for a lot in Wharton at 1400 dollars. Herndon spent Sunday in Samuel Ahlefield and wife to Fostoria.
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