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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1922
Page
7
A Christmas message urges thoughtfulness and moderation and includes a reader letter arguing from Christ’s teachings that divorce is only permissible for fornication. The column cautions against marrying a married person and questions the modern legal approach versus God's law. It hints at personal moral guidance for women facing marriage choices.
A reader seeks romance guidance about a popular boy who dismisses her. An older expert counsels adopting a modest, old fashioned approach to win his admiration and notes clothing and demeanor matter. Other letters discuss hosting etiquette and couples facing relocation for career growth with supportive, practical responses.
Mrs. R. W. Mercer hosts a dinner for the Mercer families amid wedding plans for Miss Marjorie Mercer and William H. Callis of Buffalo New York. The ceremony is set for Wednesday at 9 45 am at the Third Christian Church with Hunter Smith as best man and Dr W T Grafton officiating. A wedding breakfast will follow at the bride’s home on N Pennsylvania St. The couple will visit Cleveland before settling in Buffalo.
Mary Coleman, oldest pioneer of Decatur County, marks her 91st Christmas at her Letts Corner home supported by her family. The feature notes her marriage in 1851 to Andrew A. Coleman, five children with two living, seventeen grandchildren, and twenty seven great grandchildren.
A widow who remarries hides her first husband’s gifts in a blanket then moves to her new home. She burns the keepsakes before her new spouse to erase tangible evidence of the prior marriage. The account notes her ritual to sever the past.
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