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Town tne past week 10 UeBlu uef WoiN
there as teacher in the public
schools.
The Hicks Gate company of this
place is making an exhibit at the
county fair this week.
MIR. Hal McClain of Hunts, Ohio,
was the guest of Charles Ebersole last
week.
Mr. Mark Hankins was in Butler
on Monday engaged in work for the
Butler Times.
Rev Thos. Hambly delivered his
farewell address at the NJ. h. church
on Sunday evening last The Baptist
and Presbyterian churches out Of
courtesy to the departing pastor. dis
missed their service and attended the
last meeting at the Methodist church.
Rev Hambly declared himself highly
satisfied with his association in Fred
ericktown the past four years and said
he was in love not only with the peo-
pie of his church. but with those of
the Baptist and Presbyterian and all
the people of the village. He compli-
mented the people here on their high
standing morally and intellectually
and greatly regrets that he must take
leave The church was filled with
friends who were sorry to lose Mr.
and Mrs Hambly.
/ Miss Nellie Shafter of Orrville was
entertained at the home of DR.. w. H..
Kenwell the past week.
Mr.. Carl TuttIe and family visited
friends in this place the past week.
Scott r. Lyon is exhibiting his
shorthorn cattle at the various fairs
and he will come away with some
good premiums this year.
DR.. Hugh Hagerty and wife of De-
troit Mich, were guests of the for
mers father in this place last week.
Rev. Thos. Hambly gave an ad-
dress to the high school on Wednes-
day morning. The talk was very help
ful. We are sorry that Mr.. Hambly
is TO leave our community but We
wish him success in his new work
Mr.. +. M. Thornburg of New Wen
ma, has begun his work in the high
school He is successor to Mr.. Cop,
per, who Is now at Delaware engaged
in business.
Miss Esther Boner Is employed as
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grade teachers. The increased mum
ber of pupils in each grade demands
help for the teachers. Miss Bonei
has proven herself to be well fitted
for the position.
We have the largest freshman class
enrolled this year that we have ever
had with the exception of one yea"
The class seems to be well prepare,
for high school work.
Anna r. Hyatt is Mr.. Levering
successor. Miss Hyatt is not new II
the work OF the intermediate depart
ment. She had charge of the sam,
work two years ago.
School will be dismissed on Frida,
to benefit those who desire to attens
the Knox county fair and many will
attend.
Parents are urged to visit tn,
teachers in every way for the better
ment of the schools.
The enrolment of the variou
grades at the beginning of the year i
as follows;
First grade, 81; second grade, "a
third grade, 26; fourth grade, %; fift'
grade, 81; Sixth grade, "a; seventh
: grade, IA; eighth grade, 30; freshman
class, 40; sophomore class, 30; JUNO
class. 10; senior class. IS. Total 2Sl
Homer Howard of Mansfield, spen
last week with his aunt, Mrs. Zent
He will soon go east where he ha
accepted a position to teach in pr
\ vate school at Weston, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Everets and daughter
: Frances, OF Washington, d. c., an
her mother, Mrs Gurney of Bellevillr
p spent few days at the Zent home,
J, Mrs Morris Dean spent last Frida
& at the old ladies' home at GAINESVILLE
g with Mrs, Hills, also calling on othe
:. friends.
!. Robert Milton has purchased tn
Frank Showers property.
Mrs, Oliver Blllman of Newark yer
pleasantly entertained the member
of the Country Social club at her ne'
home last Thursday, The dining roor
1 was very attractive, being decorate
= In the club colors and cut flowers.
sumptuous dinner and supper wer
served All departed thanking thel
hostess for such an enjoyable da.
v Those of the club who spent Thursda
y in Newark were Mrs. Sager, Mrs M,
. Kinney, Mrs, Vernon, Mrs, Dean. Mr.
:, zent, Mrs, Hines, Mrs. Mann, Mr.
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