Carroll County Back Home Citizens Stand Urged By Review
The Review proclaims that most residents are former, average citizens who support local churches, societies, and county organizations. It urges residents to uphold honest, hardworking values, pay their bills, and back the nation, dedicating future issues to these communal efforts.
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Local Carroll County Notes and Upcoming Events
Local items detail community projects including paving Route 171 from Thomson to Argo Fa, and promoting competitive sports in Carroll County. The piece reports on Chadwick Christmas plans at Milledgeville, a county patrol highway proposal, school events, basketball games, and civic club preparations, with notes on local residents, meetings, and upcoming public gatherings.
John Humbert Remembered In Chadwick Review Tribute
The Chadwick Review dedicates this issue to John Humbert associate editor and longtime Chadwick resident. His steady help and knowledge of local life strengthened the paper during 1935 his city service as treasurer noted for honesty. Readers and friends extend sympathy to Mrs Humbert and his family as the community recalls a trusted, welcoming presence. Christmas displays and rising trade fill Main Street as the town looks to a hopeful season.
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Death of Charter Member Mason Gesinger Shocks Local Lodge
The life of Charles Gesinger, a charter member of the Masonic lodge in Carroll Gate, is remembered as a steadfast pillar of Masonry and living principles. His passing is noted amid reflections on long service and communal bonds within the lodge.
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W L Pratts Sale Ends Week With Broad Range of Goods
Auction notice for December 6 1935 at 1239 p m mile west of Lanark. Items include Holstein cows heifers horses sows with pigs 1000 bushels corn pullets machinery and a new broader house sale conducted by Glenn Teeter auctioneer.
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Community concerns on crime and scarce comforts in town
The column debates crime risks from transient visitors and calls for fingerprints on suspects while noting resentment over intrusive procedures. It contrasts town life with elite lifestyles, citing a tragedy involving Mrs. Livermore and her son to question happiness among the wealthy and the powerful.
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Jan Garber Violin Career Sparked From Family Boost
A newspaper fragment traces Jan Garber's musical rise from a Garber family boost to a violin, lessons, and early performances. It notes his study path through school, then the University of North Carolina grassh... Heres glimpses of radio schedules, famed performers and a light anecdote about a gold-digger joke, reflecting a mixed era entertainment page.
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Oh So Dumb Traffic Policeman Gaffe Creates Back Up Laughs
A humorous newspaper fragment recounts a traffic stop where a policeman signals a motorist to move forward, the motorist replies he cannot because his engine is dead. The exchange ends with a quip about backing up.
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Back in Shape on the Waterway Ferrying Mystery
A fragmentary report recalls a distressed voyage where a wife’s safety is questioned and boats and ferries are involved. The garbled text hints at a shipshape status update and a rear harbor scene with a porthole reference, leaving the incident details unclear.
Nonsense and change talks linger in old letters
The fragment references scattered musings on religion and reform, comparing Bible views, court purification, and literary polls. It mentions a letter writer decrying Bible changes and noting a political figure hawking public opinion while recalling a friend Humber and a brief mention of a washed memory of December.
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Orchestra Request at Practice Reflected in Haste
A brief exchange shows a pianist asking if the orchestra can take a request at rehearsal. The answer: certainly, then a request to play together, and a remark that the ensemble is doing their best given limited practice time.
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