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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
8
Local column items note holiday visits and events across towns including Lima Berwick McComb and Toledo. Mentions purchases new homes purchases Detroit Frieght shipping coal coal orders and real estate listings.
A fish living in the Banda lands of the East Indies carries a large luminous organ beneath each eye. The organs are made of microscopic living plants that produce light continuously day and night.
Dewey Hunter of Marion spent Christmas at home. Mr and Mrs Nodhi Bakerberry visited relatives in Tiffin. Mrs Emeretta Brown traveled to Toledo for a Christmas visit with her son. George Sa McCloud of Claysville Pa en route to Toronto visits A Cowies. Charles Humbert of Toledo stayed with his parents. Miss Annabel Kahn of Louisville came for a holiday visit with her sister. Emery Yohe Will departs for Indianapolis for a quadrennial volunteer convention. Watch magnetism noted with demagnetizing service offered by Chas Lindower. Mr and Mrs G Hamilton Ryder of Akron and Mr and Mrs I S Griffith of Columbus were guests at Christmas with Mr and Mrs A B Ryder.
On a last Thursday forenoon Glen Kimmel discharged a shell from an unloaded shotgun at the Kimmel farm. The shot struck his wife in the thigh as she sat cross legged in a chair, leaving a deep groove and requiring about 30 stitches after two surgeons were summoned.
A special Carey Chapter R A M meeting is held today starting 3 20 p m. Past Master and Most Excellent Master degrees will be conferred in the afternoon. Dinner is served at 6 30 and the Royal Arch degree follows at 7 30.
The Apollo Duo led by Arthur and Alta R. Wells will present a versatile musical program at the high school auditorium on Thursday January 3 at 8:00 pm. The act features saxophone piano and vocal numbers with clever sketches and ensemble saxophone work, with reserved seats at Ewing's from 4:00 pm Wednesday.
The new dollar series debuts replacing the old eagle and Lincoln Grant designs. Washington appears in the center with a certification of deposit along the top and the government seal on the left. The right shows the word dollar and Washington D C, with a different overall look from the 1923 series.
Broadcast week starting December 30 features New Year watch night service from First Methodist Episcopal Schenectady with violin organ recital and lay and minister addresses. Sunday 2:45 pm symphony at WGY shifts to 4 pm vesper service from St Peters Albany with organ recital. WGY Players stage Here Comes the Bride January 4 at 7 45 pm. Afternoon talks include New Year story by Mrs Tucker and monogram tips by Modern Priscilla and fashion forecast by P A Brown.
Uncle Eben muses that life’s troubles arise from people’s contradictions. He argues peace and excitement cannot coexist, noting the longing for both is futile. The remark reflects a weathered outlook on community calm and energetic change.
Crawford chapter O E S held its 1924 officer installation Friday evening with Mrs. F A Galbron er presiding. Miss Elsie Howard assisted as installing marshal and Mrs Homer Thrall as installing chaplain. A solo by Miss Peck of Fostoria with Mrs Mervin Shafer accompanied. New officers include Worthy Matron Miss Trene Gillet and Secretary Mrs Ss B Gillet among others. A pot luck dinner by past matrons and patrons followed.
The Mt Blanchard Farmers Institute is scheduled to be held on January 11 and 12. Local members anticipate programs and demonstrations at the event.
John W. Winans Optometrist and Optician of Carey Ohio promotes eyeglasses chosen by the latest scientific methods. Instruments determine fit and function, offering unfailing relief for defective vision and ensuring ready, attentive service.
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