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4. FREDERICKToWN !.
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came up from Mt. Vernon Saturday
evening to spend the Sabbath with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Ackerman,
in this place.
Mrs. f. A. Hunt spent the past
week at Toledo, called there by the
serious illness of her sister.
The Alumni association meeting
called for last Friday evening was
postponed until Tuesday evening of
this week on account of the poor at
tendance OF the members.
Mr., S. Read of Merna, Nebraska,
visited relatives in Fredericktown the
past week.
Mr.. Carl Wise was home from Ash
land over Sunday last
The Mothers Day observances held
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day morning conducted by Rev. X. G.
McClelland were very gratifying and
appropriate to the occasion. A good
attendance showed the interest taken
and another year 1t is planned to have
more extensive program.
| DR.. John G. Black professor in
! Wooster university, Wooster, Ohio,
whom the Presbyterian officials tried
to secure for last Sunday will be here
next Sunday and conduct services at
the Presbyterian church both morning
and evening.
| Miss Sada Trainor, who has been at
tending school at the Ada University,
spent the past week at home.
Mr.. Wiber Buckmaster, Mr., Dell
Mitchell and S. Barre of Sparta were
visitors in this place last week.
DR.. c. II. Wright and Supt. w. W.
Borden were in Waterford last Sun
day afternoon as committeeman of the
Laymen's Missionary Movement and
started a union movement there
among the different churches to form
permanent organization the same as
done here recently.
Mr.. f. W. Waybright of Denison
University, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and ey-
ening. This change in the order of
his coming every other week as here
tofore is on account of the baccalaure-
ate services to be held on the follow
ing Sunday,
The address given at the M. f.
church last Sunday evening by Mrs. F.
|. Johnson of Mt. Vernon was one full
OF interest and Instructive, giving one
better idea of what is being done
in the foreign fields and what Is re-
quired of the Christians of today. The
attendance was not large but the con
tribution to the cause of missions
amounted to $22.
Mr.. Harley Phillips and Mr.. L. b
Wagner went to Sandusky last week
and brought back two fine Brush au-
tomobiles which The former had sold
to DR. Ely and Mr.. Harry Gotshall OF
Mt. Vernon.
Miss ..ary Parker who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Abbie Parker returned to
her home in Youngstown last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. John Albright was called tC
Hillsboro on Friday last by the serious
illness of her father.
The ladies' aid society of the M. E
church held their regular monthly
meeting at the church parlors OF
Thursday of this week.
Mr.. o. d. Brown or Cleveland visit
ed his sisters, Mrs. A. H. Fox and Mrs
Guy Ewers in this place the pas
week.
Mrs. Jess Mapes attended the Y. M
c. A. entertainment at Mt. Vernon las
. Thursday.
Mrs. c. M. Hildreth spent Saturda!
last at Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Guy Ewers entertained Mr., ant
,, Mrs. c. B. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Fox on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, Mis-
: Eula Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
!. Bable and Miss Mary Mcdonald wer
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entertained at dinner by Mrs. Roby ol
Sunday last.
= Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. wilkins, Mis-
Eula Johnson, Miss Grace Norrick
Mrs James Johnson and Mrs. w. L
Herendeen attended the w. c. T. Z
silver medal contest at Ankenytowl
, last Friday evening. Mr.. Wilkins an
Miss johnson were judges from thi
d place and Miss McIntire of Waterfor
g the third Judge. Mrs. Wilkins san
the solos and Miss Grace Norrick play
v ed the piano. The medal was aware
ed Miss Lima Levering.
r Miss Maud Cowden of Mt. Verno
j. came up Saturday to spend the Sal
bath with the family of Mr.. d. d. JACK
T. son returning home Monday morning