Wapakoneta Daily News

FEBRUARY 14, 1923

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Another harbinger of spring has made its appearance in the last few days: the marble game. Boys are beginning to play wherever the ground is level enough, and when the weather is warm enough.

INTRODUCIN­G to the Smokers of Wapakoneta and Vicinity: ARTUSA, a new cigar for % cents straight. A blend of the finest American tobaccos. Living up to our tradition, this is positively the best cigar for the man who wishes to invest a NICKEL for his smoke. Look for the New ARTUSA at your favorite store. On sale at all dealers to-day. The Deisel-wemmer Company

New quarters are to be provided for the Sisters of the Precious Blood, teachers in the St. Joseph parochial school, according to an agreement reached by the officers and wardens of the St. Catholic congregati­on, who entered into contract with R.B. Wahrer for the purchase of the old Frank Mcfarland residence on Main street, near Park. The big ten room dwelling, which stands on the proposed location of Mr. Wahrer’s new garage to be erected this summer, will be moved to the vacant lots at the corner of Perry and Benton streets, at the rear of the St. Joseph church. Two rooms will be added to the structure, the 12-room bouse providing a home for the sisters. The home now used by the sisters has become too small for convenient accommodat­ion and with probable additions to the teaching force in the future, a larger building will be required. The old building will be used by the n for the property of the catholic congregati­on. The Mcfarland property must be moved within six weeks.

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