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Trinity Lutheran Church.

At the service It Trinity DutIaran
Church, last Sunday morning. Pastor
seabfook gave the congregation an
opportunity to contribute TO The relief
fund for flood sufferers In the Vest.
The amount received, sixteen dollars.
.as turned over 10 the Farmers and
Mechanics. National Bank.
ID. Carroll 0wlngs has been elected
superintendent of the Sunday school:
Elmer Sehaeffer, assistant superin-
tendent; Charles Walking, secretary.
John II. Hosenberger, treasurer; Miss
Viola F'rIek, organist. Miss Jessie
sehaeffer. assistant organleI.
Keeping promise. made some time
ago, Mr. seabrook will make an ad-
dress at plney Neck, Queen Annes
county. on Saturday night Conse-
qnentIy there will be no preaching
service at Trinity next Sunday MORN
Ing. The Sunday school service will
be the only service of the day, and all
members are requested TO be present
promptly 1t $50 o'clock.
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DEATHS
Bloom.

Mr. William Bloom. Of 1niontosn,
aged ib years. died last Sunday morn
Ing at the home Of nr. David
Slonakef, Carroll street. this city. -
the result OF stroke Of paTalyHla
which came upon him last Friday
night while he was attending The Te-
Yiyal services In Carroll Hall con
Quoted b. Re-. John Il Gonso. Some
ycara ago Mr. bloom wa stricken
with paralysis and had never entirely
recovered from the effects Of i. MT.
Bloom was son Of The late David
Bloom. Ho i survived by his mother
and two sisters. Mrs. Charles Fritz
and Mrs. Jesse stulIz and b one
brother Harry bloom. OF I4ttleztovn.
Pa.
Funeral services were he'd On We'd
neaIay N thH HeIhCl Church Of Ga1.
ffniontosn. and we're conducted b
Rev. John H. Como, assisted b. Elder
Philip EnKlaf and Mf Jesse Garner
The Improved Order of Red M.n
from Union Bridge. OF which tribe hs
was member. and the iribs OF Inion=
town attended The funeral n : bod.
InteTmenl wa mada II the Hiil Gene
fery. The nallbeareFa weFe: :. ..
spuTrier. Harry Stone. Walter Long.
]. l. Englar. { T. IAghtner aud
Charles selbY. Al members . the
order OF Ted Men Harvey HankaFd
i sou funeral directors.
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rTmIh Birthday.

! very enjoyable surprise party vas
given 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Englar. near Medford, on April
End. In honor of their daughter
Thelma.a 10th birthday. The evening
waH spent With many various games
and the little girl received many use
ful and pretty presents. Later on all
were invited TO the dining room where
elegant refreshments were served In
abundance.
Those present were: Messra. and
Mesdames-Ira Englar, William Eng
lar. John Royer. Harry Englar. Dan
lei Englar: Mr.. George buckley, Mr
Robert Myers. Mrs. Neyin Royer, Mrs
MoIlie Banee; Misses-Thelma Eng
lar. Idona Bale. HolIIe Glover. Nellie
and Madeline Sehue. Velma Wagner,
Ethel Royer. Blanche Fritz. HIlda
Babylon. Helen Myers. Margaret,
Ruth, Grace and Mary Englar. Martha
Myers, Mildred Glayden. Charlotte
Royer, Marie and Marguerite Nus
baum; Mr.. Paul Kuhns, Masters
Nagel and Harry Bale, Isaac stoner,
Horace Glover, Monroe Wagner. Will
lam and Ralph EnKlar. Samuel Diehl,
Edmond. Harry and Willie Schue,
Smith Englar. Vernon Roger. Lester
Myers. Edward Roger. Oscar cramer,
Rodger Fritz and Edward Dennis.
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Ladies' Aid Meets,

The members of the ladies' Aid So
clety Of Providence Methodist Pro-
teHtant Church were entertained at
the home of Mrs. David I.eister on
Thursday evening of last week. De-
spite the windy weather quite n num-
Der gathered After the business OF
the meeting WAS transacted. inatru-
mental as well as vocal music Was
much enjoyed by all
Refreshments were served IN abun-
dance and all went home looking for
ward 10 another outing Of the Aid In
the near future
Among those present were Mrs.
David Leiaer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Barnes. Mr.. Lewis Haines, Mesdames
Lewis ShIpley. Clinton shipley, Geo.
L. Benson. Thomas F1ater, Emmett
Prugh. Thurman Shipley, Jesse Pat
terson, John Braaning. Misses
Edna Barnes, Daisy Poole, Florence
Patterson, Anna and Gladys Lelster
and Master Weldon Benson. The
next meeting OF the society will be
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herschel Miller. April q.
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Jonas Harner, deceased. returned in
Yentory of personal property and re-
ported sale of same.
The last will and testament OF Mary
g. Wilson. late of Carroll county. de-
ceased, was admitted to probate and
letters testamentary thereon we're
granted to Charles Il. Fink. who re-
ceived order TO notify creditors.
John w. Dell, J. Grant Dell and
Francis A. Dell, administrators of
John C. Dell, deceased, reported sale
of real estate and received order nj ST.
Letters of administration on the
estate of Charles A. Warfield. late OF
Carroll county. deceased, were grant
ed to Wade II. ID. Warfield. who re-
eeived warrant to appraise and or
der to notify creditors.
Jesse L. Anders and Jesse c. Davis,
administrators of Elizabeth Davis.
deceased. received order to transfer
bank stock and settled their first and
final account.
Emma ]. Zepp, guardian of Her
sehel F., Margaret r. and William l..
Iepp. received order 10 use funds.
Tuesday. April Tempest Men
chey. executor of Leonard KreItzer.
deceased, settled his second and final
account
Horatio Oursler. administrator OF
Edward 0nrsler. deceased, received
order to transfer mortgage.
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of Christopher Johnson. late OF
Carroll county. deceased. were grant
ed to Samuel l. Johnson, who reeeiy-
ed warrant TO appraise real estate
and order to notify creditors.
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THE CRUSADE AGAINST uGLIsEss
nr. Mcfarland WIN Lecture Thursday
Night In Interests of Civic Mork.

Mr.. J. Horace Mcfarland, President
Of the American Civic Association,
will deliver his lecture The Crusade
Against uglineas" NJ the Opera House.
Thursday, April 10th. at D. m.
The Civic League has como 10 4
great deal OF trouble aud expense 10
secure for Westminster the best post
ed man In civic work IN this country
and II is hoped that our citizens Will
fill the house TO hear and profit by
him.
The April Cosmopolitan says: Mr.
Mcfarland is a magnineently develop
ed man aud Is an excellent example OF
one Hbo lives for his country Years
ago he announced that American
communities must cease 10 b :
laughing stock TO foreigners because
Of their uniform ugliness. lack of
intelligent planning and neglect OF
the simplest means OF Identification. :"
He has done an enormous amount of
campaigning for the city beautiful
and also more beautiful America.
lie has long been he president. and
acknowledged leader of the American
Civic Association. lie Is ever Inn
mensely active and delightfully."- effee-
tive. lie Il absolutely honest, ever
aane. fearless. reaouresful. tAetful,
yet aggressive.
II you want to realize the marvel
Gus potency O. RitherIng inyeetiye
Just listen TO him while he attacks
the "iniquItous= practice OF dehornlng
or beheadinR trees jf while paying
his respects 10 the Offensive" and
defensive billboard
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WEDDINGS.
GosneII-FIohr.

PerY pretty wedding was soIemn-
lzed Saturday evening, March Is. at
p. m, at the home of the groom'a
sister, Mrs. John s. Hilker, 429 HicE-
ory avenue, Baltimore, the contract
ing parties being Miss Maude NJ
flohr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert flohr, and George T. Gosnell son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James A. GosneIl.
Inc ceremony was performed by Rev.
William I. Parrish, of Roland avenue
Methodist church. The bridesmaid
WAS Miss Marie Ieist. of Woodlawn.
cousin OF the bride, and the best man.
James E. Gosnell. brother of the
groom. The brides dress was white
embroidered net, over white satin.
with gloves and shoes to match. Her
tulle veil was caught up with Brides
roses and she carried white earna-
tions. The groom was attired In the
conventional black With white tie
The bridesmaids dress was lavender
messaline de sole. trimmed with cream
point lace, and she carried a shower
bouquet Of yiolets. Following the
ceremony reception was held.
many friends aud relatives of the
bride and groom being present. The
bride received some handsome pres
ents. consisting Of money, china. cut
glass and linen.
Among those present we're: Messra.
and Mesdames-John s. HIlker. Geo.
I. Gosneil, John w. Harris, George
I. Rates. Howard Tooney, William
Harris, James Griffith, George Gettier,
William Griffith, John Griffith: Mes
dames-G. W. Leist. Eva Harris, Liz
zie Cau1eld: MIsses-Marie Leist.
Alice Hilker. Helen Harris.
Ruth HiIker. Tresa GettIer, MarY
Harris, Adelaide Gettier, Margaret
fooney, Odo Kates; Messrs.-James
f. Gosnell. Lewis Harris. James
kates. Lawrence Harris, Richmond
Green, Mnriel Gettier. Otis Murphy,
Robert Hilker. George HiIker. Will
lam Griffith, Jr., John Hilker, Jr. and
othe4
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Surprised In Their Nes Home.

Misses Carrie Belle and Alice Miller
were delightfully."- surprised by a
number of their friends on Thursday
night Of last week At the home Of
their parents. Mt. and Mrs. Frank
Miller, near NeH Windsor. The af-
fair was a pound party and probably
suggested By the fact that Mr.. Miller
and family had Just moved from
Wakefield Valley into their new home.
The evening passed very pleasantly.
Among those present were: Messrs.
and Meadames-FranE Miller. Walter
Barnes. Clarence Haines Mesdames
Leslie A. smelser. Cora ". smelser,
Misses--Gordelia Miller. Nellie Devil
bliss. Gladys Nusbaum. Margaret
Snader, Marie Smelser. Carmen Nieo-
demns, Rhoda Barnes. Reba strem-
mel. Mildred Marsh, Mabel Harmon.
Hilda Brown, Diana Otto. Margaret
Barnes. Myrtle Haines. Lola Haings,
Carrie Belle Miller. Alice Miller;
Messrs.--Winter Bond. Rollin Otto,
John David Englar, Milton Deyilbiss.
Philip snader, John Shuey, Aaron
Grimes. Roger Barnes. James Marsh,
Raymond Marsh, Ralph Barnes. Ber-
nar1 Fisher. Herbert Crawmer. Ray
Barnes.
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BEGINNING A ROUGH VOYAGE.
Ilehon.

HrH. susanuah DehoH. widow OF
Josiaa W Dehoff, died this morning
nj $40 o'clock II the home OF her son.
County Commissioner Jacob :. DehofI,
In Gresnmonnt. aged 50 years. month
and days. About months ago Mrs
nshoff fell down and injured her hip
She had not been well since that tine
Besides Mr J. ~ Dehoff. one other
con survives. Dr. John y. DahofI. OF
York. Pa. and 10 grandchildren and
10 great-KrandehlldTan Mr.. Dehoif
had been q member Of Black Rock
Church OF The Brethren for = years
Funeral services HIli IA held Non.
day morning n II o'clock - Green
mount United Brethren Church. Rev.
Joseph Long. pastor Of The Church OF
The brethren n York. "A, xilI on
eIate assisted hy Hey. George W.
sIrine.
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IrH Ottosita 7 Ham#burE. widow
O. the ate Edsard 7 Ramsburg. died
IT The home OF her daughter. Mr.. C.
Z King. = uoYdz ia Montgomery
county. on he sixth inst. in her F3rd
var She .aa native II Frederick
county. nezr Jefferson Two dauEh-
teFH and to Mr. Austin l..
Michael. OF Frederick Mra King and
SeFiS RRmaburE. Of Do.ds. md ID
waFd HamzburE. OF Goodland md.
survive her sha Raa member OF
Gface Reformed church. Frederick
and haT funeral service shs conduct
- At he hnme of hsT daughter. MrB
Michael. O. March &c. y her Has-
tor IT,. I. l.. Mclean. aftHH which
be- remains UeTe Inferred N 1T
OlIYet Cemetery Mr. RamHharg zag
n cousin Of Re- William L. seahrook.
Of thla eity
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EnlnH.

Miss Annie Ueuiah AAH.murs.
daughter Of Ephralm AaHemora. -
siding mar Pleasant HILL Pa. disd
Wednesday. March .. at so =. n
from BfIghtH disease. aged u years.
mgi.thz and % day
She Il survived by har father and
six Histera, Mr.. Eera NyefY. q near
Manchester Mr.. John 7. BIllmaH,
Of C8atezYille. "a Mr. Elsie HixleT.
Of Penn township. Pa Misses IIzEis.
Bertha and Edna AasemOrs. at home.
Funeral took place Saturday. March
20. brief services # tie house II 30
a. n. and further services and Inter
mcnt At shefmau.a church. Rev ] i.
Hartman officiating.
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HussHr.

dr. Henry BuHser died last Monday
night II hla residence. near Ladies'
burg, aged 81 years and 20 days. A
widow and four children survive. In
1851 he enlisted IN the Civil Var as a
cafalryman until the end Of the var
lie was faithful soldier while In
seTlmagea and battles one Of which
was June 1b-l9. lSe4. at Petersburg.
Va. Funeral services we're held at
Rocky Hi Church on Thursday after
noon. lnterment In adjoining ceme-
tery. Rev. Martin SchHeitzer ofiiclated
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IInnk-Ahaeher.

MIss Rose Il Shaeffer. daughter OF
Ar. Harry shaefTer. Pennsylvania
avenue. vas quietly married TO Mr..
Walter Hook. Of near this city, At st.
Johns Catholic Church. on Saturday
evening n GO O'Clock by Rev. ]. c.
Mallon. Mr.. William ShaeiYer. brother
Of the bride. vas best man. and Misc
Mary Hook, sister Of the groom. was
bridesmaid Mr.. and Mrs. Hook
siil live n this city The bride and
groom we're given a dinner By Mr..
and Mrs. James Hook. parents Of the
groom. on Sunday.
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Hesson-Ralr.

A very quiet wedding took place on
Thursday evening when Miss Verna :.
Hair. eldest daughter Of Mrs. Eliza
beth N. hair. and Mr. Robert r. Hes
son we're united IN marriage by Rev.
=. II. Miller, n the Lutheran parson-
age IN Baltimore. The bride was very
becominEly dressed In a blue suit
With hat and gloves 10 match. The
groom vas In the conventional black.
After the ceremony they left for Har-
risburg. Pa, and other points. They
Will make their future residence aE
the home OF the groom. Pennsylvania
avenue, this city. There we're no At
tendants 1T the wedding.
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IIarman.

Ar. Samuel : Harman died his
morning at his home on Pennsylvania
avenue. aged = years. months and
days III wife died juHt nIne weeks
children. J. Fisher Harman. nf Baitl-
more. Mr.. J :. niekle Of near this
city: John and Charles HarmAn. OF
sandyfIlle. ArH A p. Grubor and
AIaa Jennie Harman. OF his city.
Funeral services slll - held IN ST
Inhn'H Catholic Church - which the
Deceased as F member on Monday
morning n . o'clock. Rex ] : Maliou
officiating lularmHnt I'll - made
in the adjoining cemetery. = G
sHarraF funeral director
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IDeHoss.

Mrs naohel DeMoHa. widow O. Slm=
rod DcNozs. died Sunday afternoon II
her home # nelHterstnNn from
the inhHmitIsH o ne and heart
trouble She was born N Carroll
county and xas , years old Mr..
DeMOsE Has member of ReIHterH-
town Methodist Episcopal Church.
South and IL survived b. one son.
Harry DeMoEs
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t;mdeE

Mr. Abraham Greidef. who for many
years wa resident Of Manchester.
district, died II hiH home In West vir-
ginia, Thursday night. March . III
remains we're brought to Manchester
To The home of his daughter. Mrz.
Edward Sullivan, where the funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon. Reg.
]. d. Lan officiating. Interment IN
the New Cemetery. Mr. Grelder.s age
was rs years. months and day.
Jacob Wink, funeral director.
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GesemMn-

AT the United Brethren parsonage.
9reenmonnt, Nd, and by Rev. George
" strine. Mr. Clinton Geeaeman, of
Quincy, Pa, and Miss Blanche Z.
Gordon. of Naynesboro. Pa. we're
united IN HolY Wedloek on Thursday.
March 9Th at 2 O'Clock In the after
noon.
Mr.. Gesseman was an intimate
friend OF Rev. Strine, while the latter
vas pastor Of the Quincy United
Brethren Church lie is assistant
cashier O. the Citizens National Bank
Of Waynesboro, and Miss Geeaeman
i an active member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of Wayneaboro.
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PT0hH-RImIny,

At noon Saturday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Rimbey, near
Woodbine. their eldest daughter,
Elsie. was married TO Herbert +.
Flohr. formerly Of Howard county,
but now Of Delaware. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. : |. McGoYen.
The bridesmaid vas Miss Irene
RImbey. sister OF the bride. The
groom was attended by c. ". Main a.
lest man.
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After short Illness Mr.. Annie O.
loals. Hife of Charles Bosts died at
hef home IN Manchester On Saturday,
March 20. aged 50 years. 10 months
aud . dAYz. Besides her husband
she is survived by 40 amslI grand
children. whose mother wa buried
only txo weeks ago Mr. loaIs fun
eral services wsre held on Monday
morning. Rev. Or. Thomas Land Off
elaIing lnIeTment Has made In the
New Cemetery. Jacob Wink funeral
director.
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4milIsFIandns.

Miss Helen II. Flanders and Mr..
William Pearre Mills. both OF Waynes-
boro. Pa. came to this city yesterday
and procured q marriage license and
we're married by Rev. ". l.. seabrook
Il his residence. East Main street.
yesterday evening. The bride and
groom spent the night at the Vest
Hotel. The groom stated that
he is 4 cousin Of Mrs. Laura 0rendorff
and Miss Francis Pearre, of this city.
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Smith.

Mr.. John II. Smith died ut his home
IN Manchester, on Monday night, aged
55 years and | month. For some time
he had suffered from liver trouble.
Funeral services Will be held In Man
chester Saturday morning, and inter-
ment will be made IN the Manchester
Cemetery. Rev. J. D. Lau officiating.
Jacob Wink funeral director.
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Fritz.

Thomas Fritz, aged q, a farmer, ol
ReisterstoWn, who entered the Uni
Yersity Hospital, Baltimore. on De.
eember 2s last. suffering with an ae.
eldenIal gnnshot wound in the leg
died March q in the hospital. Death
was caused By gangrene, which de.
Yeloped from the injury.
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Orphans Court
Mend.

Monday, March 31.-John G. Hoff-
man. executor Of Nancy Arnold. de-
ceased, reported sale OF personal
property.
The Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company. guardian of Eleanor Mac
kubin Thomas, settled Its first and
final account
Edward 8. Harner, administrator of
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shaner-Hanehey.

A marriage Of interest. which took
place last Saturday evening at the
parsonage OF Manchester Lutheran
Church. vas that Of Miss Hilda Il.
Manehey. daughter OF Mr.. and Ara.
v II. Manchey. Of Manchester. and
Lester NJ. shaffer. Of Melroae, son OF
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel ShafTer. The
ceremony was performed by the pas
tor. nev. ]. D. Iau
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YingIing.

Rose Marie Yingllng. little daughter
Of Charles YIngling. died ut her home
near Manchester on Tuesday night.
April /, Of whooplng cough and pneu.
monIa, aged years. months and :
days. Funeral services were held IN
Manchester on Thursday afternoon.
Rev j. d. Iau officiating. Jacob
Wink funeral director.
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Feser.

Mr.. Durian Feeser died at his home
IN Bachman's Valley Tuesday night.
April !, al the age OF Gs years, !
months and days. Funeral services
we're held at Bachman.s Church. this
morzlng Rev. J. D. Iau officiating.
Jac6UsWInk funeral director
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Rev. John II. Gonso. wife and daugh-
ter. Mr.. James B. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry K. Oursler were hand
somely entertained 1t supper by Mr..
and Mrs. John Stem, East Green
street, yesterday evening.
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.aniageLimnseG

Walter r. Hook and Rose r. Shat
fer, both of Carroll county.
Malyin e. Demmitt, Union Bridge,
and Viola L. Greenwood, New Wind
sor.
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= Cure.

DO you believe appendicitis can
be cured without an operation7"
My case was
How'd YOU do it7p
A friend who had suffered told mo
what his operation cost him. and as
soon as he had finished all my symp-
toms had departed. Houston Post
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COURT HOUSE news.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
County Commissioners.

The board was in session on Mon
day and transacted its regular routine
work.
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81. clairrui11. MAI.

Mrs Albert Troll and daughter Miss
AGNES. we're IN Wheeling YESTERDAY on
business
O. landef~ ~ No5ristoWn. w--
hero visiting relatives Thursday
MIS- Lucille prrdon. - t'apen RIDGE
W Va. is visiting At the home % John
~ mn the week
John clark and ~ 70 lef, THURSDAY for
Their Rom" % Scpttsdafe. PA after a
east end
MisS Elizabeth Taylor ~ Martins
srrf. IL visiting her friend Maggie
Thomas on Marietta street
Miss lrr4 NeT left 2esf.r.s-.. -,
fan mill 'ner,.
Aftorrey O. < Springs. ~ uef,sire
was here on legal business THURSDAY
I'r ard NJ Joseph ~ Tirmons ~
w 80 Alexander Fa were visitors ~
fn' bon ~ Amos McRrId. Thur-4sv
Judge ard Mr. Charles r T,n~h are
'... ~ rslHf''"s ~ BarnesviIfs Onto
Vice Lulu Meal uas returned from a
NJ. "ifH 'e.t'i'e" ~ Gushing phI1
WE John trrHe ~ peitair. uNs hrs
re'u FIsitInE hF~ dFtFhfer Mrs = "
l'Irfe'. returned o. ler home ThursIsv
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Mrs. Acker. OF Poplar avenue. Wood
lawn. left yesterday for Atlantic CITY.
Miss Meade. Of California, ir visitinr
her friend. Miss Kathryn Baird. OF Park
John Shorts. Of the Elm Grove safes
company. Is spending several days m
Painsville. Ohio
Mrs. Maud Alexander is confined to
the home Of her mother. Mrs g G. Good
hart. OF Center street. Fulton. with a
severe illness.
Howard Atkinson. Of Park View. #.
spending several days at the waynes-
burg fair
Joseph Il Howell and son. merchants
of heuison. ohio were visiting friends
and relatives In Elm Grove YESTERDAY
Cecil Winters. Of Sand Hill. In spend
ing several davs with his brother, WILL
ford. Of Elm Grove
Dick Kloetzer and family. Of Fulton.
IN Pittsburgh.
Edward WallinR % near the mark. -
stu In very serious condition.
Miss Hazel Ray. or the Pike phar-
macy. will leave Monday for Washing
ton. where she will be the R7Iest OF
friends and relatives
Misses Virginia Birgsr and Fora
walker. n New MRrtinsville are visit
ing Mrs =. - Walton. % Forest View
~ y. walters. 81 FIN Grove Is spend
ing several days in Wavneshure
Members ~ the Personal workers'
league vii conduct services newt sun
day morning IN the christian church Of
Elm Grove
oscar DaRue 81 sand mn. was bust-
ness caller IN the Grove yesterday
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% D. Nta-. and f4u.i- .,ra ,..........
hIfEn. Pc. and tIcirIft f-
U" SirVar. nf Glendale. trlrt
This r'ft I
trH bon I.r. o. W1urr.tIIc Ia..,
''ri'. position or tI. wrr-. .a..
i.H't - 'h" corner Df -Itfh ana W
1f" bernard Riley Who urf.r.t..
~ operation 20 fhn Glendale bYsr.t Q
IrN dHv. nFn. s reported re reft.r.
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