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A fragment discusses personal finances and work ethics with mentions of keeping jobs and paying dues to Uncle Sam around mid March, reflecting a general fiscal and employment theme with vague references.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
5
A fragment discusses personal finances and work ethics with mentions of keeping jobs and paying dues to Uncle Sam around mid March, reflecting a general fiscal and employment theme with vague references.
In Winnipeg a five ton Golden Boy statue towers above the Legislative Building, 255 feet up, with a torch raised and a golden wheat sheaf in its left arm. Created by Charles Gardet, the statue survived WWI bombing, traveled via ship and train from Paris, and finally arrived in Canada to crown Manitoba's bold, resourceful future.
Marion report states Marine Private Ronald L. Nye son of Mr and Mrs Orville Nye Carey Ohio is on a 20 day home leave from his recruit training at Parris Island. Nye qualified as rifle sharpshooter with the M1 and trained with the 45 pistol Browning rifle and light machine gun. After leave he reports to Camp Lejeune for four weeks of infantry training then to Camp Pendleton for duty with the 1st Marine Brigade in Hawaii. Nye is a 1961 Carey High School graduate and is due back Dec 29.
Franklin D. Fulk, son of Mr and Mrs Vernon R Fulk of Wharton, is in Guam en route to Japan where he expects to spend the holidays. He serves as a seaman on the U S S Cimarron. Call the Carey Times to report news.
Pfc. Dennis D. England, U S Marine Corps, has reported to Norfolk Virginia for a new assignment. He was transferred from Camp Lejeune where his brother Larry remains stationed. Dennis was home on leave en route to Norfolk visiting his mother Mrs Edna England and other relatives and friends.
Pvt. Ronald E. Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stone, left Friday for Fort Belvoir Virginia to attend engineering school after a 14 day furlough following basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Dean Burger of Arlington School Toledo has become executive secretary of the Northwestern Ohio Education Association succeeding Earl B Driver who resigns at month end Driver formerly headed Carey public schools and held the post for several years
By varying nickel content, alloys with low or high coefficients of expansion are produced. These materials are widely used in thermostatic devices.
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