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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
7
A historical reflection argues for a global shift from war readiness to peace. It cites hard choices for rulers, the cost of citizenship, and the Christmas peace mood as nations weigh naval arms, alliances, and possible disarmament efforts led by the United States and France.
The body of Representative John Alllston of California was found in the Potomac River last Thursday. Authorities speculate he died by his own hand due to frustration over inaction on his naval base bill for Alameda in Wis district.
Secretary Hoover says the unemployment conference aided 1.5 million job seekers through agency efforts. He calls the outcome a victory showing what can be achieved when a proactive leader drives the work.
Secretary Hoover asks Congress to approve a 20 million dollar relief package for Russia stating private charity has failed to meet needs. He supports purchasing 10 million bushels of corn and 1 million bushels of seed grain plus 650000 cases of condensed milk for 3.5 million starving children. James P. Goodrich and Vernon Kelleg back the plan after visiting Russia.
The Mt Blanchard Farmers Institute will host a corn show January 13 and 14 with state speakers, a judge from Findlay known as Farmer John, and the Columbus Grove High School Orchestra providing music. Mrs Walter Feller leads the ladies sessions and C B Fahl and C A Wineland assist the institute planning.
Ohio State horticultural specialists report trials in Hamilton and Sciota counties show certified seed potatoes outperform Northern Grown scrub seed. Six farms saw 20 bushels per acre more with certified seed this year, and a second generation tests averaged 51 bushels per acre in favor of certified stock, equating to about $80 extra per acre at market prices.
A series of land transfers reported in Ryvat covers A F Schoenberger to Maud G Clark in Crane Township for $1, John Seiler and wife to Gottfried Gerber for 30 acres in Pitt Township at $4500, and an affidavit of transfer from Sarah I Johnson to Cora M Sopher for part of lot 22 in Alvin Dow's First Addition Carey for $1. Additional deeds include Carl A Schiraefel to Cleugh Pahl in Carey Heights, Susan Gottfried and husband to Otto Gottfried covering lots 55 38 and 57 in South Part W M Buell's Addition Carey for $1, and the Salem Township Rural School District Board to Fred Binan for nine-tenths acre in Salem Township at $150.
The annual Ohio Wesleyan University alumni banquet for Wyandot County will be held December 27 in the Methodist Episcopal church basement. About 125 alumni are expected. Speakers include Dr. John W. Hoffman and Hermen Shipps. The banquet precedes a Wesleyan Glee Club concert that night, with the club as guests and performers.
Public notice urges subscribers to check credits and report corrections after payments since mid October to prevent future misunderstandings.
The consecration and installation of Rev. Samuel A Stritch as the Toledo Diocese's second bishop on November 30 brings joy to about 126,000 souls. Born in 1887 in Nashville, his rise from secretary and chancellor to domestic prelate and papal nuncio signals a strong leadership for a busy industrial see with 178 priests, parishes, schools, and hospitals under his care.
H. Little and Sons of Upper Sandusky shipped five carloads of dressed poultry within five days to New York Philadelphia and other points, signaling a swift sale to eastern markets and expanding distribution.
A philosopher-like character argues that a cruel father misleads his son by teaching him to believe he is penniless when the child asks for money. The remark reflects on wealth, deception, and parental influence in a moral frame.
The Snyder Lumber Co seeks $53.75 and costs in a case before Miles Mullholand J P Crawford Twp Wyandot Co Ohio. An attachment was issued December 6 1921 and will be heard January 16 1922 at 10 am.
Matthew I Myers has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Bertha Van Heyde, deceased, of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 17 1921 Judge Charles F Close Wyandot County Probate Court.
Dorcas Truckenmiller has been duly appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Harriet Jane Gregg of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 15, 4not AVGL, Charles F P Close, Probate Division, Wyandot County, Ohio.
Elizabeth and Howard marry in a snowy Christmas Eve ceremony after years of cautious courting. Friends question Elizabeth’s past suitors and motives, while the couple’s quiet love and church wedding unfold with organ music, a pastor, and Christmas well wishes.
An advertisement offers box cigars in any quantity as an excellent present for your men or employees, from the Swing Drug Co.
A brief notice notes a transaction to acquire a yard for Christmas by John son and Miller. The item lists a real estate purchase and names the parties involved. The compact report hints at a holiday themed property acquisition.
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