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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
Council Chamber,

Council Chamber,
Virginia, Alinn., JuHc 1lt:!, 1850
sixth regular meeting.
Roll call.
Aldermen prcscnt-Chittcndvn Fred John.
S IN. G. johnson. Mchan, ST. Cyr Smith,
Aldermen ubscnt-CConnOr, roruN.iy-S
President O'ConnOr Icing dissent, Vic
President G. Johnson acts in his stead
Minutes Of previous meeting acccntcd as
read.
Liquor license bond Of Finch and Hook
worth accepted AND permission to issue Ii
cense granted.
On motion OF Aid. Chittent:cn P z, Bowling
was given until Nov. lst to comply with the
o'dil zee and complete his building in brick
On motion the president Instructed the
c III M tce on STREETS ard alleys to investi-
gate the matter of L rebate Oh Il bill paid by
J. B. Sattlcr.
BY Aid. st. Cyr.
Resolved. that the city extend Poplar
street from Mesaba avenue cast to Railroad
street and Virginia Iron Works.
Passed on motion Of AID Chttendca hy tho
following vote:
Ayes-Ald. Chittcndcn, F. Johnson, E;c!lun
St. Cyr. Smith, Mr.. prcsidcnt-e
Nays-None.
Approved June 18TH, 1899.
NJ. {. PALMER, Mlyor.
Attest: Chas. T. Fay, Recorder.
Report Of the finance committee as follows;
To the President and Gentlemen of the COM
mon Council of the c t, o: VirSinia;
Gcntlemen:
We. the undersigned, committee on finance,
would respt c.fully rep )rt that W. haye aud t.
c-i the fol >winy bill, and respectfully Offer
the following resolution for adoption:
G {; IT, J tn'tsone'"' Committee.
Resolved, that the following bill be allowed,
and the recorder be and is hereby instructed
to draw an order on the city treasurer for
payment OF same:
Virginia Light and Water Co., light
for May. ...................... .....$l60 90
Passed on motion of Aid. Smith by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes-AlG. Chittcndcn, T Johnson, Michan,
St. Cyr, Smith, Mr.. prcsidcnt-8
Nays-none
Approved Juno 10Th, 1899.
Nj. q. Palmer. Mayor.
Attest Chas. E. Fay. Recorder.
On motion the president appointed the To-
cordcr as Il committee Of one to gather up the
city instruments and let Same out only to re-
sponsible parties.
On motion Of Aid. Clittcntlen, Chief of po-
lice Bcanger is authorized to get whatever is
necessary for tho Jail.
Recorder instructed to get two doz. chairs
and two dozen cuspidors for the city hall and
also to obtain prices on fremen's rubber
coats.
No further business appearing the council
adjourned until June 2Sth, 1899.
Approved June 18th, 1909.
NJ. C..Palmer, Mayor
Attest: Chas. E. Fay. Recorder.
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} COMMON
} COUNCIL
: PROCEEDINGS,
{ 0ffic!a!
} Publication,
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Council Chamber,
Niptrinin Asip,, r,

Council Chamber,
Virginia, Mimi, June .th 40
Second special meeting.
Roll call.
Aldermen present. -f'i,jttrntacn, Fred JOHN.
son, Donncly, G. Johnson, ST. Cyr. nich,n,
Smith. MIR. Presidents.
Aldermen ahs>n,-non2
by Alderman St Cyr:
EesolTrd, by the Eo.2lHon Council @; The
City OF Virginia: I:l;lt the I.:s!,t ;.ul Water
ompIny OF said city be authorized, t!npo,@-
ercd and Instructed 70 extend the water: ma. n
O. said city as follows, viz. Cc,.,nr,:.;.l, ;:t
! the southwest corEc: of OAK street and west
| On Oak st:cct to Wyoming avenue; TIE, C..
| Eorth on Wyoming. :,ycnu" to isals.,a STREET.:
ana that the tlydr2HtS So: main ,p locate d
IS follows: CCrNcr Of Oak and Wyoming ay-
enue, corner Of Magnolia and Wyoming, cor
her OF Bais:m and Wyoming: am! that said
Light and Water Company is ilc:vJy instruct
ed to begin the laying o: said water u!a:n and
| the placing Of said hydIants us soon as ;,os-
siblc, the number Of hydrants not TO exceed
three. and the amount Of compensation to be
; one hundred dollars each.
| Passed on motion Of Alderman Smith by Tie
following vote:
Ayes-Alder:Hcn C:Iittcndcn F. L. johnson,
Mr.. P.csidc,t--3.
| NayS-nJEc.
| NO further business appearing the council
| aoJouTncd until nc Nt regular meeting.
approved June Sth 1889.
! NJ. c. Palmer, Mayor
Attest: chas. Z Fay, Recorder.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

State of Minnesota. County of St. Louis, city
or Virginia, IS:
To the Common Council OF the city Of vir-
gnia in the county Of St. Louis and state Of
Minnesota:
The undersigned. Ahram Kajamus. hereby
makes application for Il license to be granted
to him to sell Intoxicating liquors for tho Pc
Rod Of one year from the LIST day of August,
1890
The place where tho said business Is to be
carried on is designated as follows:
The lower floor Of that certain two story
building situated on lot II. block II, Chestnut
street, in the city Of Virginia, St. Louis Co.
Mimi.
Such applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance OF
said city of Virginia and the statutes Of said
state OF Minnesota, in such case made ind
provided.
Dated ut Virginia, Mimi, July 18th, 1899.
ADRIAN kAJAMUs
Tho above application will come up for
hearing Angus. 9th.
CHAs. E. FAY,
City Recorder
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04

Ye Gods! And now comes Pat
Bowling. Of the Eyelc1h Star,
with the assertion that the Re-
publican party adopted Bede's
platform. We always knew that
our auburn haired brother was
something of an ''it,' but we
really didn't believe le was ut.
terly non cornpos mcntis before.
Tower Journal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

State of Minnesota, county Of st. Louis, City
of Virgnia
To the common C uncil of the City of
Virginia, in the county Of St. Louis and state
Of Minnesota:
Tho undersigned. W. P. Fordham, here
by makes application for licence
to be granted to him to sell in
toxcating liquors for a period of one year
from the eth day of August. 1850.
Tho place where the said business Is to be
carried on Is designated as follows:
Lower floor of that certain two story build.
ing situated on lot 81. block IS, Chestnut
street. In the city Of Virginia, St. Louis Co.,
MINI.
Said applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant to tho ordinance of
tho City Of Virginia. and the statutes Of
said state of Minnesota, in such case made
and provided.
Dated at Virginia, Mimi, July 25th. 1882
W. p. FoRDHAM,
The above application will como up for
hearing August 9th, 1892.
CHAs. F. FAY.
Guy Heeosd.r.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04

Rev, Grotheim left Monday
for a business trip to Duluth and
Ashland.
M. Mannheim left yesterday IL r
Yon1sers, N. Y, having closed
his store at Eveleth. Mr.. Man.
helm intends returning to this
section, however, and desires to
come to Virginia If q suitable 10.
cation can be obtained.
Miss Marguerite Harbaugh
went to Hibbing Saturday, where
she visits as the guest Of Mrs.
Go. Lerch.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.. Burke ar
rived in the city Friday last, and
spent u day with Virginia friends.
JOS. Roman left Monday for
Chicago. where he will visit the
markets for fail aud winter
stock. Mrs. Roman went with
him 10 Duluth, returning the fol-
lowing day.
VIM. Rooney went to Duluth
Friday, returning Monday eve.
ming accompanied by his wife.
Mr., and Mrs. Rooney occupy
| pleasant apartments in Nj. Roo
ney's business bl1 ok.
James Ncvins, who has held a
position as fireman at the Saun
try, left Monday for Idaho, where
h. will engage in prospecting.
Peer McAlpine, the woods
man, came up from Duluth Wed
nesday and went north.
W. T. Bailey came up from
Du|uth Saturday, spending sew,
eral days with friends here.
|
Mrs. c.. W. Lundstrom left
Monday for Chicago for a
months visit with friends and
relatives
Mrs. J, 3. Turney enjoys a vi
sit this week from her sister in
law, Mrs. Donaldson, of Fargo
N. D., and Mrs. Johnson, Of Du-
luth,
| Mrs. S. A. Reid went to Duluth
Tuesday for the purpose of hav
ing the eyes of her baby treated
by q specialist.
Wm. B. Moon, travelling sal es
man for McL2ughliu's XXX
coffee, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Moon is o brother of D. II
Moon, Of the Moon & Kerr Lum
Der Co.
/ Gen. c.. C. Andrews, state for
estry commissioner, was in tn
City Saturday for q short time
going from here to Hibbing an
b Grand Rapids.
J. M. G.. Brown left Monda,
for q visit to Minneapolis AM
points in the southern portion Q
, the state.
Roy Weymouth departed Mon
day for his home at St. Croi:
r Falls, Wis, where he will visi
} for time, after which lie goc
to Minneapolis to accept posi-
ton On the Journal.
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Notice CT Application fer Ii
quor License.

STATE OF MINNESOTA.)
COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS, >s5
Village Of Eyc!eth.
Notice is hereby given, Il 4; al klicat en-
has been made in with, TO the Viii: &c
Council Of said Village Of Evelcth and til,u
in MY Office, praying for license TO sell intoS-
icating liquors for the term commencing on
the 10Th day Of July, 1859, and terminating on
the 18th day Of July, l2Co, ty the following
person, and at the following place, as stated
in said appliCat ION, to-wit:
JOHN JOHNSON,
in lower front room in frame tu:iding si1u-
ate on Lot No. l6. in Block No. 10. Village Ct
Eveleth. St. LOUIS County, Minnesota.
Said application will lie heard and deter
mined by said Village Council Of the Village
Of Evcleth, at the regular meeting in the
council rccm in said Village of Lvcleth, in
St. Louis County and State of Minnesota, ON
Monday, the 2lst day Of August, A. D. le99, at
$50 O'Clock p. H., Of that day.
Witness nv land and seal OF Village of Ev-
eleth this 18th day Of July, A. u. 1850.
A. N. PETERSON.
Village Recorder
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BRIEF
PERSONAL
POINTERS,
C0mIngs and
doings OF Our
NeighboEs.

Ao4~~~~~~~~~1o1>l|
II. J. Harlow. D. Nj. & N.
agent at Biwabik, was in the city
Tuesday,
Mrs. P. j. Ryan and little
daughter, Of Hibbing, visit with
Mrs. Grace Woo]cock.
0. A. Hall returned yesterday
from q trip to Duluth and other
points.
Ms. VIM. Bonds and family
left Tuesday for Calumet, Mich.
J. O. Shadbolt left Tuesday
for Grand Rapids, Mich, on q
business trip.
t. Engel returned Saturday
from a visit to the Twin Cities.
Miss Hilda Lardsverk spends
the week as the guest of Duluth
friends.
G. S. Simpson, chief engineer
at the Consolidated. attended to
business matters in the city We'd
nesday.
Mrs. N. Pastoret visits with her
parents at S.. Cloud.
J. Mesberg was a business Wis
itor at Biwabik Tuesday.
Rey. E. N. Raymond was over
from Biwabik yesterday, shaking
hands with his many Virginia
friends.
NJ. Steinberg was at Biwabik
Monday.
DR.. W. E. Harwood, OF Fayal,
was q Virginia visitor Wednes>
day.
Merton Kingston, of Tower,
visited with Virginia friends yes>
terday. -.
Hon. .. D. Kinney went to-
Duluth yesterday morning.
M. Glassner, the Biwabik mer.
chant prince, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. M. c. Palmer went to
Duluth Tuesday to meet her
mother, Mrs. H. N. Turner, of
Salt Lake City, Utah, who will
make an extended visit here.
G. M. Atkinson, of the Hibbing
News, accompanied by his two
children, was in the city Tues
day. Bro. Atkinson has a fancy
for circus lemonade, and was on
his way home from Dulut! where
be had been to Ringing Bros.
performance.
Messrs. H. S. Wolvin, mana
ger of the American Steel & Wire
co. fleet of lake carriers, J. S.
Keefe, general traffic manager of
the American Steel & Wire Co.,
and D. M. Philbin, second vice
president and general manager
of the Eastern Minnesota, were
visitors at the Sauntry property
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. M. H. Martin and family.
left Tuesday for Lewiston, Ida
no, where they join Mr.. Martin,
who is in business at that point.
Supt. Wallace and Capt.
Richards, of the Fayal, were
Virginia visitors yesterday.
O. A. Koepp returned yester-
day from Seattle, WASH, to look.
after property interests here.
Mr.. Koepp reports that while
the Washington cline is immense.
he does not appreciate the west.
ern style of doing business, and
will not return. !
N.Pastoret returned yesterday
from Towcr. and left this morn i
ing for Duluth.
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Council Chamber,

Council Chamber,
Virginia, Minnesota, June 20, 1850
Third special meeting.
i.u:. Cl!.
Aldermen present Smith, E. L. johnson,
Michan, G. Johnson. Chit!cn,lcn, Mr.. prcs-
GeEt-6.
Aldermen aIscnt-Donnclly, St. C;r.-e.
On motion OF Aid. Ci,i:tcndcl the fire com
m!ttee Is Instructed to report ut next meeting
as to whether or not I'll" fire department is in
need Of hose, and If So how n:u:l:.
Liquor License Application Of Matt pr:;an-
ovich ana A1"l Pac!lalla accepted as read,
ard ordered published to come up for hcarir:
Jane 2S;i,: 1850.
Report Of the Finance committee:
70 the President and Gentlemen Of the
common council Of tie city OF Vlryinia.
GentIcmen:
We. tn" committee on finance
having audited the following bills RESPECT
fully offer the following resolution for adopt
ton.
o"sS 'o4"S'" }coun;,tcc.
John O't.cnnOr
fcsci"cd that t:ae following bills be allow
cd ana the Recorder Lc and is hereby in
Structci to draw orders on CITY Treasurer for
payment of same.
W. e. Hannaforl, printing and pub.
Asl!i"S'....... .-....-..............S 10 80
W. Il. Eaton, draying ......... 6 &c
AL Meg rrgCr wagon. :.....:..... Is GO
Shocing and rcyurln- !: %
:. l.. johnson, supplies Tor city treas'er s;
Passed on mction of Aid. Fred johnson
by the following vote:
,Ayes-Ald. Smith. =. johnson, N:c!lan, G..
Johnson, Mr. I'r1S;tlvnt-5
Approved: June 9Th 1884,
u. G.. Palmer. Mayor.
Attest: C;'as. Z. Fay, Recorder
Following bills, also tr-asu:cr's report, re-
fc. red to the finance committee:
Andrew lIa"ahinSon, comm ssh, II On
81: 494.4 IS 1T 2 per cent 80 IS
Moon, Kerr s. Co, lumber. ...... q I;
=. Schiplcy. services us fire chief s IS
No future business appearing, TIC c.',.Ecii
adjourned until June 2tth, 1899.
Approved June :4t!, 1889.
Attest: NC PALMER Maycr.
CHAs. +. FAY, City Recorder
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two prices in order to get the
bill settled. Don't do it any
more. Give your work to an
honest man who pays his debts
He is the fellow who deserves
the premium.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-04
Terms, 50 Per Year, III Advance,
Official Paper, City Of Yirgini;
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Persons wishing 4 news iterl, change Of
"ad." or anything In the line of locals, in
serted, Will please have same in our Office by
Thursday noon Of each week, if convenient,
as 1t saves time au{: trouble for both partia
We reserve tho right to positively rcfase
amy notice OF W!iatcvcr ma lure n f:cr cock
y. ~. On Thursday
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) .SrEnEsrlNa$ Briefly sketchea}
; CITY For -. 5.
>NEws NOTES. Busy Readers. s.
A~>N~~~@~~>~~o~l
An interesting match race be-
tween three local riders for q
purse, is talked Of.
Supt. Parmalee. of the Frank
lin, has fine new horse. brought
from Duluth Friday.
James Sullivan, the brush ar
list. has been doing considerable
work at Biwabilz Of late.
Come to US for your fresh fruit
and vegetables We receive
daily shipments direct from first
hands.
VIRGINIA CASH GROCERY Go.
H. S. Clark, the genial man.
ager of the City Drug Store,
wears a broad smile these days
as he thinks Of the little daugh-
ter who arrived at his home Sun.
day.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. J. M. Sheehy, on Walnut
street.
A jolly party of Virginia la
dies spendssthe day in picnic style
at St. Mary's and Ely lake.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at
lowest prices at
TALBOYS s. CAMPBELL S.
The school board met with
Director Fuller, at Eveleth,
Tuesday afternoon.
G. G. Helmuth has leased the
ground floor Of the Jeneski resi-
dence on west Maple street, aud
with his family occupied same
the first Of the week.
Go to Milavetz Bros. for a
SEGARET. The latest and tin
est Sc. cigar.
The picnic By the Swedish M.
b. Sunday school at the Ohio
grove Saturday was enjoyed by
large number of little ones.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Nj. E. church will meet with
Miss Sara Sax n Wednesday
afternoon next. Sewing fur.
nishel.
Finest line of fancy groceries
of every description carried by
any house on the range, at
TALBOYS & CAMPBELL's.
! Ely prepares to build a new
city hall. Other range towns
have similar improvements, and
we trust Virginia may get in line
soon.
The iron for the Society Hall
block is here, and will be put on
another week.
| co to Milavetz Bros. for a
SEGARET. The latest and finest
SC. cigar
Il wonder if it's true" said the
Hibbing girl thoughtfully, that
Hcbson IS going 20 sue the kiss
ing-bug for infringement of copy
right or something of that sort. -
The lawn social by the ladies'
of the Presbyterian church at the
home of Mrs. w. NJ. Emerson, on
Lake Boulevard, last evening.
was we'll attended and a pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
Golden Link" -four is the best
on earth, Makes the lightest,
whitest bread. Sold only by
TALBoYS g. CAMPBELL.
| Rev. Grotheim has leased the
Martin residence on Birch street
for one year, and took possession
of same Tuesday.
| Laurence Olson, for many
months past an employee of the
Mesaba Meat company, has been
seriously i'll at the Virginia Hos.
+ pital the past week.
The hand organ and the mon
!; key are in evidence.
Use Ceresota -four and your
i husband will have no cause to
grumble about poor bread. For
sale by the
| VIRGINIA CASH GROCERY Co.
Many men are leaving the
range for the Da kota wheat fields
this week. With the wages be-
ing paid for labor in this section
at present, however, wages can
not be the object.
Rnrn1ar corviooc ot thu C11,1
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annual Report School District No. 20,

= We have not made (; detailed $; atement ct
our receipts and expenditures of our district
as it would take up too much time Of this
mcsting and we therefore refer vow 10 our
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Entered ut tho Post-Otlce ut Virginia, Mimi.
rs second class null matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
HOLWICK FAMILY
Holds It's First Reunion at MIN.
isila Park---An Organ
izatiOn Effected.

One hundred descendants cf Jonathan
and Mary Holwick who came to Stark
county in 1920, attended the first Hol-
wick reunion at Nimisilla park We'd
nesday. A splendid dinner was served
in art hall and in the afternoon short
speeches were made and amusements
INDUCED in. An organization was per-
fected, Rev. e. p. Herbruck being elect
ed president and Miss Ada Slusser Sec
retary and treasurer. A committee to
arrange for the next reunion was ap-
pointed and consists of Harvey Slusser
NJ. T. Varian and Mrs. Mary Stover.
After the organization speeches were
made by Rev. e. p Herbr lck. of Can
ton, and Rev. o. b. Slusser of Akron.
The visitors from distan, e were Mrs
Frank Doll, Gypson, Col, Daniel Hol-
wick, Hatton, ILL.,, Mrs. TIL, mas Craig,
Marshall. ILL.,, Miss Name Dixon Falls
City, Neb., Mr.. and Mrs A. Herbruck,
Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
TIE NEXT GOVERNOR OF OHIO.

The Democrats of Ohio have chosen
John R. Mclean as their candidate for
governor. For more than a quarter
Of a century Mr. Mclean has persistent
Iy upheld the banner of true Democra-
cy. He has always been the faithful
advocate Of the interests Of the common
people. He has always been the true
friend of the workingman.
In the fight of the people against
trusts and monopolies, John R. Mclean
has always been found on the side Of
the people.
His answering support of VIM. J..
Bryan and the Chicago platform in
1896, has given him a warm place in the
hearts Of all who believe in Mr.. Bryan
and the cause for which he stands.
Mr. Mclean is a broad minded, noble
man. He is courageous, yet quiet and
Unobtrusive. He Is magnanimous and
he is generous. He is the friend and
benefactor of the poor. He is the friend
of the farmer and the laborer and they
trust in him. He is the friend of the
great mass of common people and his
nomination will bring gladness to their
hearts.
John r. Mclean will receive the sup
port of the organized workman of Ohio,
because he has always proven himself
their friend. He will receive the sup
port of the great mass Of business men,
because they recognize his great ability
and his business integrity. He will re-
eeive the support of the plain people be-
cause they have faith in him. He will
receive thesupport of all who are oppos-
ed to Mark Hanna.
He will be the next governor of Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
PARTY AT NEW BERLIN.
A Delightful Afternoon Spent
at the Home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kreighbaum.

New Berlin, Aug. 31.-A delightful af-
ternoon was spent on Monday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kreigh-
baum by the friends of little Ralph, in
honor Of the fourth anniversary of his
birth, flfty-one being served to a 5
o'clock dinner. While a march was
played on the piano by Miss Eta Dole
man, the little ones led by Mildred
Scniltz marched in the front door to the
two dining rooms where beautiful
tables decorated with cut flowers, fruits
and fine candies awaited them. After
the first course of roast duck potatoes,
ETC., the eyes seemed to feast alone. "It
was a sight to lockers on" so many
happy children. Those present were:
Misses Alma Schiltz, Eva Stormfeltz,
Mary Sloat, Clarice Schiltz, Marie
Shick, Carrie Shook, Lesta Schrantz,
Kathleen Schiltz, Lillian Snyder, Mary
Oberlin, Hope Miller, Laura Casselman.
Charlotte Ream, Rose Sloat, Hazel and
Francis Warberton, Verna Smith, May
Snyder, Charlotte Smith, Masters War
rem Miller, Guy Price, Leroy Smith,
Hicks Saylor, Wesley Edmondson,
Ralph and Ray Willaman Guy Schrantz
Lowell Christman, Willie Urich, How
ard and Russell Drukenbrode, Howard
Clouser, Geroase Nodle, Frank Schiltz,
jr., John Snyder, jr., Harold Meckle,
Hobart Winger, John Syler, Willie
Shook, Walter and Howard Warberton,
Hugh Shick, Carl Evans, Eugene Win
ger, Earl Iced, Walter Wise and Ralph
Kreighbaum. The out Of town guests
were Beatrice Pfendler, of Canton; Wal
ter Sheetz, of Marlboro: John and Ger
aid Riley, of Elyria.