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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sears and son
of Kearney, Neb, are visiting rela
tives and friends around Boyer this
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rabe and family
were Omaha shoppers Tuesday.
Fred Kruger and daughter, Alma
visited at the James Abbott home or
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woolston were
in Denison Thursday shopping and
calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson, of XII
ron, visited at the home of their
daughter in Boyer Wednesday,.
Ray Fisk was a passenger to Deni
son Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Carlson and Mr.
Chas. Nicholson visited at the Jas,
Fleming home Tuesday.
Miss Anna Hansen spent several
days last week at the Jas. Abbott
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Fleming were
visiting friends near KirOn Wedness
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Newcom went
to Deloit Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Albert Whey.
Miss Grace Fleming and brother,
Charles, called at the Frank Wool
ston home Wednesday,.
Jacob Kropf transacted business in
Denison Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of Lake
y;os<> NJ Toe Wy,,1f
Thursday.
Messrs. Carl Johnson, Ernst Kul-
berg, John Fleming and sister, Mar
garet, and Esther Anderson were pas
sengers to Denison Saturday.
About fifty friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Fleming
gathered at their home Friday evening
and gave them quite surprise. The
evening was pleasantly spent in Wis
iting and playing games. At about
II o'clock delicious luncheon, which
the ladies brought with them, was
served. In few we'll chosen words
Rev. Ralston presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming with an elegant cut glass sal
ad bowl and beautiful framed pic
ture, "The MADONNA" which the
crowd brought with them as tokens
of remembrance. At about midnight
the crowd departed for their various
homes, wishing that they might again
soon have an opportunity to spend
such an enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Arnold were shop
pers in Denison Tuesday.
Mr. Hans Wulf went to Omaha on
Tuesday to do some shopping.
Mrs. Levi Erickson visited at the
Chas. Peterson home Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Olson is entertaining
her sister from Ogden this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Emil Hultander were
Denison callers Saturday.
Frank Dozark and daughter, Gladys,
were calling on friends in Denison
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson were
pleasantly surprised Thursday eve
ming when all their children and q
few friends gathered at their home
to help them celebrate their thirty
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w. E. Launderville and son, Vim
cent, were Denison callers Saturday
Misses Irene and Alice Kearney
We're Denison shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Hayes and son, Roy, returned
home last week from visit in Ma
nilla with relatives.
A family reunion was held at the
P. E. Gallagher home Sunday. All the
relatives were present: Mr.. and Mrs
Hawley, of Denison; Mr.. and Mrs. c
Osterlund, of Enid, Nevada; Messrs
Louis, Roy and Arthur Osterlund ant
families, of Milford; Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Olson and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brock
elsby, of Hayes.
Maurice Biernes was a Denison Wis
itor Saturday.
F. Whiteing and family Sundayed
at the G. E. Brockelsby home.
Earl and Leonard Wulf are perhaps
the happiest boys in our midst, hav
ing been presented with a beautiful
shetland pony by their father as a
Christmas present.
Mrs. Geo. Friday spent Friday at
the J. K. Bremner home.
J. K. Bremner and family and G. E.
Brockelsby and family attended the
public sale of G. F. North near Deni-
son.
r. Maxwell, of Rochester, Mimi,
was visiting at the J. K. Bremner
home the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcguire and family
spent Thursday in Denison on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Champion were
Thursday Gamers in Denison.
Misses Mayme and nellie Harring-
ton were Saturday shoppers in Deni-
son.
Leslie Bremner spent the week end
at the w. j. Albert home in Denison.
John Ainsworth spent Saturday and
Sunday with his wife in Denison.
G. f. Maxwell spent Sunday at the
J. K. Bremner home.
Miss Lydia Duffy and brother,
Wayne Duffy, were Tuesday shoppers
in Denison.
Miss Elsie Wulf and Leila Albert
spent Thursday evening at the j. K.
Bremner home.
The public sale of B. F. Mitchell
was well attended. The people of
Hayes regret to lose this good family
from their midst as they are intend
ing to move to Vail the first of the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gallagher were
Denison shoppers Friday.
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Miss Christina Christensen closed
her school at district No. 5 Friday at
ternoon with program. A number
of parents and young people OF the
district spent the afternoon there.
Miss Christensen will spend her vaca-
ton with her parents in Manila.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Scanlon, of near Vail, last
week. Mrs. Scanlon's mother, Mrs.
Laughran, is staying with her this
week, helping to care for the little
granddaughter.
w. D. Mundt and family spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lochmiller in East Boyer.
John Tate called on the McGinn
brothers Sunday evening.
School closed at district No. on
Tuesday afternoon for the holidays
The teacher, Dora Schroeder, will
spend her vacation at her home at
Hornick.
Harry Mundt and wife entertained
a number of friends Sunday afternoon
and again in the evening.
Misses Sarah Tryon and Ruby Null
lenger Paul Tate, Willie Mullenger,
Dream Otto and Herschel TryOn Wis
tied Friday evening at the John Nc
CHM home.
Henry Meyer accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Willie Lochmiller, and lit
tie son, Harold, left Tuesday for their
old home at Lake Park, Mimi, to
spend the holidays with their par
ents.
Miss Ida Hamann and brothers,
Carl and August, were visitors last
Wednesday evening at the Tryon
home.
Miss Jennie Main and Peter Nc
CHM were callers Thursday evening
at the Mullenger home.
Mrs. Chas. Saltwell, of Manila, sis
ter of Mrs. Herman Lochmiller, is a |
visitor at her home this week.
Ed Mccartney shelled 800 bushels of
corn for the McGinn brothers Tues
day.
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second wedding anniversary. All re-
port most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson and chill
dren attended the reception at the
August Linman home Wednesday.
John Judy was Vail caller Wednes
day.
Carl Erne returned from Omaha
Friday where he purchased car load
of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wulf visited at
the home of the formers parents in
Boyer Sunday.
Delos Maak went to Illinois Satur-
day, being called there on account of
the death of his brother-in-law.
Mrs. Gus E. Anderson visited with
friends in Kiron Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wulf entertained
a number of their friends at their
home Thursday. All report pleasant
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pithan visited
at the home of his parents over Sun
day.
Misses Myrtle Taylor and LESSEE
Slechta were calling on friends in
Denison Wednesday,.
Mrs. Fred Reecy returned to her
home in Kiron Tuesday after pleas
ant visit with her mother.
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Mrs. Bowers will speak next
Sunday evening especially to young
men and hopes there will be a good
attendance. Her address will be well
worth hearing.
Mrs. Lena Alleman, of Cedar Rap
ids, visited her sister, Mrs. Milo Kel-
ly, last week.
Mrs. Bensen Smith is reported on
the sick list this week.
Miss Blanche Cole, of Dow City,
was calling upon Miss Bessie Mari
Monday.
The new furnace was placed in the
church last week. The ladies who
worked so hard at the fair last fall
expected to use the money to decor
ate the interior of the church, but
found that the building was threat
ened with serious damage by land
slides down the steep hill on which
it is built and also that the furnace
which was put in when the church
was built, was in very bad condition
and considered dangerous, so new
one must be bought. But persevering
hard work will triumph over nearly
all obstacles and the dirt is moved
and is used to level up Main street.
church is warm and comfortable and
The new furnace is installed, the
the ladies aid society is looking for
ward hopefully to the delayed decora-
ton. Mrs. Bowers returned Sunday
and was welcomed by all who know
how faithfully she has worked for the
best interests of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly and Ivan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Butler at
tended the wedding of Miss Eura
Kepford.
Miss Meehan has been caring for
Mrs. Ward Town, who has been quite
sick lately.
Russell Conrad is helping his faith
er in the store during the busy Christ
mas time. Russell is preparing to en-
ter the State university next fall.
Laurence Underwood returned with
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Mrs. Percy Dodge, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Coun
Gil Bluffs and Omaha, and will spend
the holidays here.
Harry Noel and family are visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. F. Stilson. Harry is moving
to the farm he rented from Mrs. Her
man Ahart.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Remey spent Sun.
day in Council Bluffs visiting friends
Miss Marie Denison had nice pro
gram at the Wingrove school last Fri.
day afternoon. There was a tree and
number of recitations in which all
the pupils did we'll.
Mrs. Lutte Carpenter, of Castana, re-
turned to her home Saturday after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Will Staller.
News has reached here that Mrs.
Jas. Tranter has been taken to the
hospital at Rochester for an opera
ton
Misses Bessie MARI, Lila Lee and
Grace Butler were Dow City visitors
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Butler and daugh
ters, Ava and Dorothy, were Dow City
shoppers Monday.
Emil Schwarz was in Omaha last
week with car of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Dorsey, of Green
field, came Monday to spend the holt
days at the home of their son, Ed.
A program was given on Friday af-
ternoon by the pupils Of Miss Otto,
Miss Phillips and Miss Fern Butler.
It was excellently given and showed
good work on the part of all the teach
ers and pupils. A large number of
interested mothers had gathered to
hear it. A Christmas tree with light
after the program gifts were given
to each child. The following was the
program rendered:
Song-By School.
Grandma's Cake-Geo. Ratliff.
A Note to Santa Claus-Millie An
derson.
Telephone Dialogue-Primary Room
Doll Song-Grace Nelson and Miri-
am Warner.
TO Santa Claus--Donald Nelson.
Song Intermediate Room.
Xmas in Foreign Lands-Johnny
Meeves.
A Box Dialogue Room.
My Dolly-Leota Trip.
Cross Examination-Wm. Meeves.
Quartet little ichieD-Interme-
diate.
How Santa Claus Came-Frieda
Peterson.
Stocking Dialogue-Primary Room.
Song-Primary Boys.
Recitation Kelly. j
Waiting for Santa-Intermediate.
Santa in Stocking-Mabel Voigt.
German Recitation, Martha Schwarz
Song-School.
Vernon Talcott came up from Oma-
ha Saturday to spend his vacation at
home
Karl Motter and Guild Evans at
tended the school program given in
Dow City last Friday evening.
Mrs. John Allen and Misses Ollie
Lee and Bessie MARI were Denison
shoppers Wednesday.
Lambs picture show, giving Lena
Rivers" is attracting quite crowd.
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barrel, how large portion of the
Christmas revel is absolute waste!

Two types of Christmas gifts ex-
press the Christmas spirit of peace
and good will. These are gifts to near
relatives and intimate friends, to the
children near and dear to you, all of
whose tastes you know, and those of
money and articles of household use
given to the poor.
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Fear is expressed lest fuel oil sup
plies give out. The public might be
able to stand the stoppage of the in
dustries, but it would be awful if the
automobile gasoline supplies were ex-
hausted.
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Christmas Excuses.

With what enthusiasm the recipient
of Christmas gifts says THANK you"
Afterward, in the seclusion of the fam
lily, the remark is often made that if
one could only have the money the
gift cost, how welcome it would be.
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Tawdry pictures that do not decor
ate, futile bric-a-brac adding to the
labors of the family cleaner, shiny
toys that soon 81 to the broken glass
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BOYER ITEMS.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
srida,port Rri.fs.

CARPET BE Ii:rG Phone to th-
&. = Laundry. E-ulir. o..
Nj. Sarah Hos;utior. Of Columbus.
q. j. here The guess ~ relatives for
frv dag
O. n Trucman of t'sNelsnd. Is visit.
ing 90 thr home OF his father. J y
Trucman Tor fc', DAYS
Miss Catherine wilkins. OF Fairpoinf
is VISITING friends ir this city
u 4 Hsrretf of Pitf-b4rrh. was iu
This cts Yesterday. calling on friends
g. Is NECTAR OF Waine. iq rccove-
ing after an operation ~ the Wheel
lnf hn.pIfs
Tomorrow will he pay day fpr rho
miners ir flIs VICINITY
Tho hau same that was 90 have
hoen PLAYED This season between the
local h.Eh school and Ucuvood has
been cancelled
A rehearsal vas held no the home 81.
NJ waiting iaat evening hS the ciass
traf Ia goinr fo give the play in S.
tlairs,illr Thursday FOR me bencf
Of tho Mems club
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Monthly School Report.

The following report Of the public
schools Of this city for the month end
ing March 18th. has ben completed
by Superintendent OF Schools !. 4.
jackson. Total enrolment. 2.2f2.
same month last year. 2.i5f. perfect
in attendance. 1875. last year l.O51.
Per cent OF attendance. . for last
year -. hardness l.. for the same
month last year. Parents made -
visits 20 the schools. teachers made
ffO visits 30 homes az pupils and
Supt. Jackson visited - homes There
vas but seventeen cases Of tardino-s
10 the entire city. this De- the best
record yet. and tho Rose iill build
ing and the South Bellaire building
mad NO eases az tardiue-S.
Friday. ApUl I'm will be- obserse I'd
co.. Arbor Day and programs appro
pirate 10 the occasion will be rendered
boo each room 4 cordial invitation is
extended 20 an parents tu attend these
Exercises
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Mothers Friend
in Every Home
Comfort sn4 Safety Assured Before
the Arrival of the Stork.

tn. oid sayinr what e. home without
mothrr-shouid add Mothers Friend"
IN thousands - American homes the-s
y n hnftie ~ this splendid end famous rem
sdr thhf has aded manv woman thrrusd
fue irving ordeal saved her f-1u sIrrrfnr
rnd pain. sept her IN health n mind anf
BODY iu advancc - harv's coming and raI
most w0ndr-fui ind1encr an frvei0r'~r a
healthy. lovely disrorifion in the child
There r. no other remedy on trriv q Hrfa
a. nature ne Mothers Friend Or rrirv-s
tfc pain and discomfort caused Nv fhs
strain on fhr rrnmcnfa. makes plant thoss
ftrca and muscles which nature ts rrurnd-
Inc and soothes thc irdammatlon Of bteass
Fisrft
Nnfhrr'e Friend 70 sn srf~-naf remedy.
acfs quickly fud nnf only ban .sfrs afI fIs-
trres On advanee. hrf assures O. srr.fv art
complete recovery fHr no mother Tfra
80 becomes healthy vomrn Win au her
strength prceerved fo Thoroughly erf4v tho
rearing q her child Nofhcr.s Friend an
y had M nuy drug store 90 81 ON bottle
and Dr. really ono 20 fto rrrafrsf rfrs. ~
evr- discovered Tor crre,fant n,4fr-rs
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boa. Wsitc to-day. IL ls mos. las.r4euvA
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had all of their goods that wps saved
piled ON the streets and in some places
there would be n pile of shoes and IN
another lot OF clothes. Nearly all
OF the business places were under
water. In Dayton the business section
for blocks was covered with gravel
and sand left by the high water. one
five story building where tribe OF
the Red Men met. the building was
destroyed by fire and all of the rec
ords were destroyed. The state meet
Ing OF the Red Men was to have been
held in Hamilton this summer. hut
they sent word that the meeting
should he transferred to another city.
as there was no place to hold "a meet
Ing on account OF the flood. SO thu
meeting was transferred to Canton.
Otioo.
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Bellaire eriefs.

CARPET Phone to the
L. =. Laundry. Bcllaire. ..
Mrs James Wilkinson. of this city.
has returned from a visit with friends
and relatives AT Canal Dover.
Items Of interest for this paper may
be- left at the City Book Store or tele-
phon"d 10 the reporter. Bell 2Gl-J.
Fred iiurtoft. Of Cleveland. is the
guests OF friends and relatives in this
city.
Lewis Williamson. OF Philadelphia.
l. ealing ON friends and relatives in
this city
y J. Gallagher. of Monroe street.
has returned from an extended east
crn trip
Miss Edna Jacquo OF Hamilton
street. is the guest OF friends and re-
latives at Pittsburgh
William lay. of New York. is call
Ing on friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Schiller Of
Gravel Hin. are the guests OF friends
and relatives al Quaker City.
Miss Mabel Suley. Of Noble street.
has accepted a position in Stillwelrs
confectionery
.. W Dickens. Of Gravel Hin. left
Yesterday on n business trip TO Akron.
James Skasgs, of Sebring. has re-
turned home after visit with friends
and relatives in this city.
Charles Bippus. Of Snrkersburg. Is
calling on friends and relatives in this
city.
y large crowd attended tfIe Young
Mems Social CLUB dance last evening.
Thomas Archer. OF GAINESVILLE. was
Ealing on friends in his city yesier-
GAY
George r Auch. OF Parkersburg.
was calling on friends and relatives in
this city YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blam. Of Pei.
mont street. have returned from an ex-
tended eastern trip.
Miss Lucy Jennings. has returned ia
her homo at NingO Junction. after a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
BEILAIRE
Council Proceedings.

The regular semLmonthly meeting
OF the city council was held last even
ing and all members were present. An
ordinance to extend the water line on
North jefferson st-c7t to Fifty fourth
street from the en- OF the present
line was engrossed ana passed.
Under suspension OF rules. an ordin-
ance for the construction OF a stripping
basin on the Walter Pluto property.
at the southern end of Senaca street.
was engrossed and passed.
An ordnance was engrossed and
passed authorizing the Director OF
Public Service TO enter into contract
for the construction OF water lines
along West Twenty third street. from
Belmont street to the corporation
ling
Another ordinance was engrossed
and passed providing for the construc-
ton of sewers in the first sewer dis
trlct
An ordinance 10 issue note in an
ticipatiop of collection OF special as
sessments for the Improvement of
Hamilton street from Thirty-second
street 10 Foundry street, was engros-
sed and passed
Council passed an ordinance 70 Is
sue notes for the construction OF sew
ers on South Belmont street
An ordinance 70 issue notes for the
improvement of South Belmont street
from Seventeenth street to tho cor
poration line was engrossed and pas
sed
An ordinance for improvement OF
North jefferson street from Forty
ninth street to Fifty-fourth street was
engrossed and passed.
Another ordinance TO provide for
he construction OF curbing and side
walks on various streets was engros-
sed and passed under the suspension
Of rules.
with UNANIMOUS vote. the ordinance
Tor the construction OF sewers in the
various sections of South Belmont
street, was engrossed and passed.
The mayors report OF fines and IL
censes for the month of March showed
fines s2365O: licenses sSG and was
referred 70 the finance committee.
The Director OF Public Service re-
port was also received and placed on
file. Council will meet with the Off
cials Of the Suburban Brick company.
Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock TO take
up the matter of opening Fortyfrst
street
The public grounds committee re-
ported that they had been over the
city viewing several proposed sites for
the crematory. They VII ha civil en-
gineer will go over these sites next
week and will probably select a site
motion carried requesting the or
dinance committee and the various de-
partmcnts of the city to draw an or
dinance providing for the payment Of
firemen who render extraordinary ser
vices and OF special policemen during
the food season. II is the purpose
Of this ordinance 10 create new
department. consisting OF the mayor.
Director OF Public Service. Chief OF
Police. Fire Department. \ fund will
also he provided for this department.
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Guarded Postotfice

II has just become known that the
police have slept in the local postofrce
for three nights in anticipation OF
raid on the Office The local police
received a tip that an attempt waA
10 be made to blow up the local ONCE
and the police stayed in the building
for three nights. In some way the
crooks were tipped off that the officers
were waiting on them and the plan
was called Off 4 fatal battle would
have been the result n the raid would
have been attempted as the officers
were prepared for them
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Bound Over on Two CHARGES.

Joseph Polkovic. OF Indian run. was
arrested by Constable A. winder yes-
teroay' on warrant issued from
squire j. W. Morrell's court. at the in
stance OF Josephine Rudish. charging
min with using obscene language and
assault and battery on James Rudish.
He was arraigned before the justice
yesterday morning. entered a plea OF
not guilty. lie was given a hearin-
Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock. and
bound over TO the grand jury in III
sum of 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
Streets in Bad Shane

The streets in the vicinity OF Goose
town are in bad shape as the result
OF the recent high water and unless
something is done in the near future,
an epidemic of disease will be the re-
suit. The streets are covered with
a thick coat OF mud to>the depth OF
from four 10 ten inches. The resi-
dents OF the town are required to do
the two days work on the roads each
year and the town doesn't get any
benefit from the work.
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a Grand BALL

committee OF the T W. Heather.
lngton Tent No. -. Knights of the
Maccabees. consisting OF the follow
ing members: W. A. Thomas. George
/. Orland. Richard Heath. 7. ". Long
and Joseph Mack. has been appointed
10 make arrangements for grand
ball The affair will be given in the
Armory Hall. on Union street. Friday
evening. April %. A program of the
latest dance music has been prepared
and very enjoyable time is anticipat.
ed
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visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
Miss Hattie Aldredge. of North JET.
ferson street. has returned from a
brief visit At ST. Ciairsville.
George whit;enbrook. OF Woods
held. Is the guest of friends and re-
latives in this city.
A large number from this city at
tended the Elk's minstrel at Wheeling
last evening.
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Memorial Services.

NJ recent M citing of the Bellaifs
Aerie NO. 81. Eagles the following
memorial committee was appointed:
James \. Wilson. r. Hughes. George
Pyle. \. NJ. Porterfield and Loui.
Campbell. The memorial services will
he conducted the second Sunday in
May AT the Elk Grand theatre and
elaborate arrangements are bein.
made for the affair
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Coffin an EIIneraI

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Leo Cofman. who died SATURDAY.
afternoon. following lingering i'll
ness were conducted yesterday after
noon from her late home on South
Helmont street bv the Rev \. 4. Eos.
ter pastor Of the South Bellaire NJ. T.
church Interment was made In ,b,
Rose Hill cemetery.