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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-06
More Than Three Quar-
tiers of Million Asked
For by Board.
TAX RATE MAY
BE. INCREASED
Bond Issue Considered Impracti-
cable-Special School Levy
Advocated-Buildings Over
crowded, Unclean and in
Danger of Fire Voca-
tional Training Needed.

Increase in the general tax rate OF
the city or the laying OF special levy
for the maintenance Of the public
schools were the only alternatives TO
a further issue Of bonds under unfaV-
orable circumstances that presented
themselves TO the Council Finance
Committee last night after hearing at
length from Chairman r. G. Ebel, of
the city school Board. and Superin-
tendent J. A. C. Chandler. growth OF
school population and the Immediate
necessity Of replacing some old build
ings combine TO make the school bud
get one that demands serious atten-
ton.
In the forthcoming budget provision
will be made for little besides actual
maintenance OF the schools. leaving to
future determination the whole policy
of financing the school system OF Rich
mond From questions asked of DR..
Chandler and other speakers. and from
statements made after the meeting.
Chairman Grundy seems 10 favor spe-
cial school levy. such as is had In many
communities. thus making the school
fund an entirely separate one from the
general city treasury.
school Budget.
Chairman Ebel presented TO the FL
nance Committee last night a budget
for the public school system, amount
ing in all to $77+.0223s. OF which
amount s324.320 is intended for new
sites and buildings or for additions 70
nent character.
.
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vienna. February 5.-A CONSTANT
,onle dispatch describing the fighting
in the GalIipoli Peninsula says that
,he sloop Zoaf bvmbarded the Bull
sarjan positions at Myrirophyto kill
sna 200 Rulxarians-
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Trenton. y. J.. February 5.-A Sem
ate bill appropriating $4,000 to send
portion OF the New Jersey National
Guard to Washington to participate In
the inauguration of President Elect
Wilson was defeated by the House Of
Representatives to-day because IL in
cluded State Senators among those
who would make the trip at the State $
expense. and made no provision for
The Assemblymen
amended il to include themselves. and
then Debated the measure. A substi-
tute bill was introduced renewing the
appropriation of $4,000, but making
no provision for either Assemblymen
or Senator's This measure is expect
ed to pass
Both Senate and House committees
sat jointly this afternoon and heard a
number Of attorneys either oppose or
suggest amendments to Governor Will
sons seven antitrust bills. Another
hearing will be given on those meas
ures Monday.
Governor Wilson to-day signed the
joint resolution ratifying the tax
amendment to the Federal Constitu-
ton.
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TeieQraph publishes a long uncensorcd
dieoatch from ite correspondent Ellie
Ashread Bartlett 81 Conetsntinople-
~ vrhirh he saws the Turkish peODle
are in such : state % misery and des-
fifution az result Of the var thas
Continues on Eighth PsgeD
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wild Wrrf- IL Coming

washington. February 5-'SThc
rough rider" and wild West fea-
lures that marked the Inauguration
parade four years ago are TO be re-
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Continued on Eighth Psge)
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Ccontinucd on sevsIIn rsge.)
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what II Needed

The school Board submitted through
Chairman Ebel the following sched-
uie Of new property and buildings INST
ed in the order of preference:
- ...inrtnn Arcnuc lot. option
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m Ue1rf family rhyEiclslL d. 9.
ID. Hall. testified that he vas caiie1 "a
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-23

were passengers to Denison Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Newcom, Mr..
VIM. Fleming and sisters, Margaret,
Ellen and Jessie, attended the ice
cream social given al the j. l.. Riggle-
man home Friday evening.
Miss Eva Shives is visiting at the
julius Cornish home this week.
Mrs. Swan Nelson and daughters,
Mrs. Levi Erickson and Mrs. Seth An
derson, were guests at the Frank
Woolston home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Anderson visited
at the Swan Nelson home in Odebolt
Sunday evening.
There will be no services at the NJ.
E. church at Boyer next Sunday at
ternoon or evening, as many are plan
ming on attending chautauqua.
Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom autoed
to kiron Sunday evening and attend
ed the tent meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Carlson visited
at the Levi Erickson home Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Swan Nelson returned to her
home in Odebolt Sunday after weeks
visit with her daughters.
Adolph Bodin spent Saturday even.
ing and Sunday at the Chas. Ander-
son home.
Chautauqua begins in Denison next
Saturday. Don't forget the date-July
26th
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John COwlham, Sr. went "Wednesday
to visit his son, John, near Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fangleweith visited
at Wall Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Mike Madden was passenger
to Omaha Sunday.
Miss Katie Sullivan went to Ro
chester, Mimi, Sunday, where she eX
poets to undergo an operation. we
trust that she will return in much i'm
proved health.
Chautauqua is a seven days feast OF
good things, music, entertainment, or
atory, fun, sociability, inspiration and
a whole lot more in abundance.
Mrs Angelina Williams visited at
the Tom Brogan home Monday.
Mrs. Tom Brogan was a passenger
to Deloit Wednesday.
Willie Meyers hauled hogs to Boyer
Wednesday.
Otto Dierenfeldt visited at the Hen
~ Schwartz home Thursday.
Ernest Schwartz and father visited
at the G. Schwartz home Friday.
Miss Lottie Williams stopped to
visit at the Tom Brogan home few
days while on her way to Rockwell
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardson
and family visited at Boyer Wednes'
day.
Helen JAMS and Agnes Brogan were
passengers to Wall Lake Saturday.
Miss Lena Schwartz visited friends
in Deloit Saturday.
Mr.. jim Lestrange died at Omaha
Thursday, where he had gone to be
operated upon. MI. Lestrange was in
good health until about two weeks
before his death. He was man well
known in this vicinity and was Al
years of age at the time of his death
Besides his wife he leaves to mourn
his death six children, one sister and
one brother The funeral services
were held Sunday and interment was
Lake.
Mrs. H. Wright was taken away for
an operation Wednesday.
Joe ketter was an over-Sunday. Wis
itor at his home in Odebolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey Bruins were
Denison callers Thursday.
Andrew Schwanz, of Deloit, visited
at the Henry Schwanz, Sr. home Sun
day.
Bill HINES and John Kiser are proud
owners of Ford autos.
The Herring baseball team crossed
bats with the Wheatland nine Sunday,
resulting in score of to 6 in favor
of Wheatland.
Mr.. Rickers was visiting in this
vicinity Sunday.
A large crowd from here attended
the wrestling match at Vail Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Richardson and
family spent Sunday at Odebolt
Herman Workmaster received new
threshing outfit Friday.
O'Donnell Brothers shipped car
load of hogs to Chicago Saturday.
Don't forget Ralph Parlette, the fun
ny man, is going to be at the chautau-
qua to deliver his stunt.
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Christ Nissen, Fred Rickers and
son, Raymond, were Denison passen-
gers Tuesday.
Peter Voege sold car load of hogs
to Voss at West Side Wednesday.
julius JAMS was helping his brother,
Steve, haying Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
George Brotherson was hauling hogs
to Brogan Thursday. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Etlef Henricksen, of
Oklahoma, were calling in this neigh
borhood last week.
T. E. Abbott was helping Charley
Johnson put up hay last week.
Do not miss hearing the great opera
singers with Thaviu's band the fourth
day of chautauqua. They are great.
ONeal is also to be heard on this
same day. He is one of the great ora
tors.
julius Dresser and Mont Campbell
were trying the new Ford in this
neighborhood Friday.
Arthur Brotherson marketed sever
al loads of hogs at Brogan Friday.
James Blessington is again working
for Steve JAMS after weeks sick
ness.
Herman Buck and family called at
the julius Dresser home Sunday.
The funeral of Jas. Lestrange, who
lived near Wall Lake, was largely at
tended by his many Jackson friends.
His remains were laid to rest in the
Wall Lake cemetery Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock He leaves to mourn
his wife and six children, one brother,
w. Lestrange, and one sister, Mrs.
Mike Madden, of Jackson township.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Steve JAMS and fam
lily visited at the Fred Rickers home
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank JAMS visited with her
sister, Mrs. John Holck, in O'Brien
county the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dettbarn and
Mrs. Bertha Henrichsen spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Upman.
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James Lestrange, who was taken
to Omaha a couple of weeks ago, died
at the St. Joseph's hospital during an
operation. The funeral took place at
the Wall Lake cemetery last Sunday.
He was born east of Boyer Al years
ago, and has lived in this community
all his life until two years ago when
he moved to farm near Wall Lake. A
wife and six children are left to mourn
his loss, the oldest of the children
being Is years.
Haying and harvesting are pro-
tiful days.
days at Smithland
Frank Johnson and family. OF Ode
bolt, were callers at the Mrs. Kullberg
home Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Tellgren, of Old Kiron,
spent Monday and Tuesday with old
friends around Boyer
The progressive rally at Odebolt
Wednesday evening drew a large
crowd. Several from here attended.
Nels Taylor made a trip to Wall
Lake Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Carlson and family, of
Lanyon, are spending few days at
the kullberg homes this week.
Those from here who attended the
tent meetings at kiron Sunday were:
C. S. Johnson and family, Geo. w.
Newcom and family, Elwood Ander-
son and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Anderson.
Miss Hattie Hanson, of Herring, Wis
tied Boyer friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Anderson were
callers at Odebolt Sunday.
Mrs. Albin Jarl spent Saturday and
Sunday at Kiron.
Celia Sykes went to Denison Mon
day.
Those who bought tickets to Oma-
ha Monday morning We're: Mrs. Gust
Anderson, Mrs. Nels Taylor, Algot
Taylor, Floyd Cornish, Chas. Dobbert,
Gust Stehr and John Turin.
Joe Anderson, Bernie Leonard, Ida
Moline and Delphia Leonard autoed
to Lake View Sunday.
John Sykes is the proud possessor
of new Ford car, purchased last
week.
The ice cream social given by the
Epworth League at Boyer last Thurs
day evening was we'll attended and
proved a success financially as well
as socially.
A. n. Paulson left Saturday for
Sioux City, where he will spend few
days visiting friends and relatives.
Perry Swearinger is spending his
vacation this week with friends and
relatives in Tama county.
Miss Ellen Fleming was the guest
of Winnie Linquist, of Kiron, the fore
part of last week.
Miss Fanny Woolston returned
home from Denison Friday, where she
has been attending summer school.
Miss Margaret Fleming left Satur-
day for Battle Creek for few days
visit with friends.
John Anderson and son, Edward,
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Geo. Hutchinson and niece, Faye
Hutchinson, returned home Sunday
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Rock Island, III.
The opening day of the chautauqua
on Saturday and the Spanish orchestra
furnishes the music, which will draw
large crowd.
Quite a number of our Milford peo-
pie attended the church picnic at Stat
er's grove Thursday.
John and Marcella Byrnes were
among the excursionists to Lake Man
ava near Council Bluffs Sunday. The
day was ideal and all report Manawa
a splendid place for an outing.
Miss Angela Kral, of VAIL visited
Monday at the home of her brother,
Will kral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Miller autoed
to Denison Wednesday morning and
to Vail that evening.
The Methodist church people at De-
lott held an ice cream social at the
Riggleman home in northwest Mil
ford Friday evening.
Miss Anna MannOn, of Vail, was the
guest of Miss Elsie Pieper Sunday.
The community was grieved Thurs
day to learn of the death of Grandma
Kral, who has been living with her
son, S. A. Kral, number of years.
She was one of the pioneers of Craw.
ford county and will be greatly missed
by her many relatives and friends.
Although she was over 80 years Of
age she retained all her mental fac
ulties and her cheerful disposition to
the last She passed away suddenly
but quietly, surrounded by her loving
friends and relatives, who have the
sympathy of the entire community.
She was tenderly carried to her last
resting place by six of her grandsOns.
A small but very appreciatiVe audi
ence assembled at the center school
house Friday evening to listen to the
address by Mr. Woodruff, OF Storm
Lake, on the subject of consolidated
schools. Mr.. Woodruff has been coun-
ty superintendent of Buena Vista
county for a number of years and has
recently been appointed state inspect
or of rural and consolidated schools.
He was at the head of consolidated
school at Marathan, which has proved
to be by far more satisfactory than
the old system. He showed by sta
tistics that the cost of operating one
of these schools is very little more
than the amount it takes to run the
eight or nine small schools in the
usual townships and the quality OF
the work done is so much superior to
the old system that there is no doubt
but what it would more than compen-
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safe for the extra outlay. Mr.. Wood
ruff showed how Milford people could
consolidate their schools very salts
factorily and answered questions
which had been bothering the minds
of many of our people. Those who
were unable to hear this talk should
get interested, ask questions and talk
it over with those who did hear him,
and we are quite sure that they will
agree with the majority that Milford
needs a consolidated school which
will be better than city high school
and of which every one will be proud.
The r. r. Robinson and G.. E. Breen
families motored to Denison Sunday
to visit relatives.
Miss Edna Molseed, of Vail, spent
Saturday at the Jas. Byrnes home.
Sister James, of Dunlap, spent
few days last week at the Monaghan
and Miller homes.
Thaviu's great band with twelve
grand opera singers will be with the
chautauqua Tuesday. Every one
should hear them.
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Miss Jennie Main, James and Simon
McGin attended the dance given at
| Tom Noonans Friday evening in their
new house near Buck Grove.
Misses Hattie Sucksdorf and Lulela
Mundt visited with their friend, Miss
Mary Meyer, Saturday.
Beulah Cole is staying with her
brother, Bert, and family for few
weeks.
Jas. Tate, Jr. returned from Sioux
better, but will take treatments for a
couple of weeks yet and we hope he
may have his usual health.
Bert Cole and family moved down
last week to the Johannes Petersen
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGinn and two
sons, Peter and Hubert, and Miss Jen-
ME Main went to Dunlap and attend
ed chautauqua and visited with rela-
tives over Sunday
Mrs. John Tate came home the mid
die Of the week from Denison, where
she had been staying few days at
her daughters home.
w. D. Mundt and family Sundayed
with relatives at Charter Oak.
Miss Sarah Tryon was the guest of
Mrs. Caroline Miller. last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Francis McSorley spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. Jerry Has
sett, who has been very sick She
left her much better
Miss Frieda Jochimsen has been
entertaining cousin from Council
Bluffs the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Mullenger, Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnston, the Misses Annie
and Ida Hamann, Carl and August Ha-
mann and Emil Miller were visitors
Sunday at the John Tryon home.
Willie Steinkeuhler and family Wis
tied at the home of his uncle, August
Loewe, last Sunday afternoon.
Henry Meyer and sisters, Mrs VIM.
Lochmiller and Miss Mary Meyer,
home in East Boyer
Dream Tryon Sundayed at the pa
rental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stegemann, of
Buck Grove, Misses Ruby Mullenger
and Annie Hamann, E. Steckelberg, E.
Schnoor and E. Hamann were Sunday
visitors at the Mundt home.
Otto Steinkeuhler visited Sunday
evening at the Schnoor home.
Dave Comstock and sisters spent
Sunday at the Arnold home.
Miss Mary Tate came home Satur-
day evening for two weeks visit
with her parents and other relatives
and friends
Neighbors of Charley Schutt discov-
cred his home on fire Sunday evening
about 6 o'clock as the family were
eating their supper. Many gathered
and had great difficulty in putting the
fire out as it had quite Roadway. 1t
was in the old house. Had it been
seen a few minutes later the new
house, no doubt, could never have
been saved.
John Amman and Ernest Poleske
called on Henry Miller Sunday
Saturday, July Goth, is the first day
of the chautauqua. Don't make the
mistake you did last year and not al
tend the first afternoon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-23
DOES eAckAcHE WORRY YOU?
Some Denison People Have Learned
How to Get Relief.

How many people suffer from an
aching back?
How few know the cause?
If it hurts to stOOp or life
II you suffer sudden, darting pains
If you are weak, lame and tired.
Suspect your kidneys.
Watch for natures signal.
The first sign may be headache or
dizziness,
Scanty, painful or too frequent uri-
NATHAN,
Nervousness or a constant, dead
tired feeling.
Avert the serious kidney diseases,
Treat the weakened kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys.
Endorsed in Denison by your friends
and neighbors.
Mrs. S. P. Jacobsen, 200 E. Rail-
road avenue, Denison, Iowa, says: Il
had backache and there was lameness
across my loins that made it hard for
me to do much Homework. Head
aches and dizzy spells added to my
discomfort and l always felt tired. |
got Doan's Kidney Pills from the
Lamborn Drug Co. and they gave me
such prompt relief that l can strong
~ recommend them"
For sale by al dealers. Price soc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other. 5O
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Newedd-Did you sew the button on
my overcoat, love?
Mrs. Newedd-No, darling. I could
not find the button, SO just sewed up
the button hOle.-BOstOn Post.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-22
.H0gAIs=YIn.

Mr. William sIddell. Of Baltimore
Il visiting Charles ]. Gum.
Mr.. s. &. Pool has bull naR
wagon shed and Mr. = y. i RidEeIf
has rebuilt hIs Htable IL Old on
having been recently struck b light.
ming and burned
Mr.. ;. u. bond. Of MaraI0n. visited
hls mother. Mr.. Amelia I. nasIH. Ia
Wednesday.
Nra. John shIuleY md MIHH IATuE
elary. Of 1t. AIRY. Visited n 7. ]
Gum and family On Sunday.
Mrs.. Anna Dorsey and Ixo danEh.
tera. Mary and Marie. of near Harris.
burg. Pa. are visiting fhe formers
uncle. Mr.. George !. Fleming. thIa
week.
Mrs. Samuel LoWman Visited Mr.
Caroline HInEIe On Wednesday.
ThoHe thai visited MT. Harry nHrneg
and brother On Sunday lat we're III
and Mra. Oliver Buchanan. GLADYS
Ethel and Aubrey Buchanan. Of neal
Daniel. Mr. Thomas Barnes. Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest barnes and daughter
lillian. Of TayIoraYilIe. and MIaa Flora
Duddefar.
Misses Barbara Poole and Mamie
Welsh. Of NJ Olive. Visited MIaa Ger.
trnde Appler last Wednesday.
Miss Frances Fleming. Of 1T. Olive
visited her sister. Mrs. Thomas Hen.
nett. Of Hartford county. recently.
Mrs. TTannar Shear Visited Mr.
Amelia L. Davis Inst Thursday.
Mrs ElYa Dorsey. Of unIonVIIle
visited her cousin. Miss Deborah (
Davis. last week
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MII4IEIps.

George Brenneman. near here. Has
operated N n u Baltimore hospital
last HeeH Tor 4 dIseaHe Of The appsn=
Dir. II this writing h Il improving
Charles Iandes aud family. 81 BallI=
more. who are boarding 1T Manehea=
ter. visited Nelson Garrett and family
last Thursday and Friday.
John K. Miller and vie spent das
last week 1T Westminster.
William iandeH. vic aud aon. n
RelHteratoWn. visited Nelson Garrett
and family \ fex daya lat seeE.
Miss Edith RInehart. Nho Is en-
ployed in baltimore. i home with hef
parents. spending her vacation.
Mrs.. Samuel Hare Visited lamp
stead friends Saturday md Sunday.
Theodore Miller l. preparing n
build m addition II hIH honHe.
Mrs. William NIHeman and dauKh=
terH. Ruth and Bessie. of baltimore.
are visiting Mf and Mfa. William
HoHIsld here.
Mr. aud Mfa. William HaHfeId enter
tanned The following EneHta II IhsIr
home near here Sunday. August I1Ih
Mr. and Mrs. William NnIi, MT au1
Mrs. James GopperHmith. Mf. and Mr.
George EserhaHI. Mf md Mra. Ionn
KICK. Mr. and NJ. William Nafe.
helm. Nj William NIHemaH. HTH
John Graf. Misses HeIen EfefhaTi
MARY Keek. Lizzie md HIlda Graf
Ruth BerKley. Of Washington. Huth
and bessie NIsemHn. 81 baltimore
MeaafH. Oscar SuII. PauI GonnerHmIIh
Charles ExenharI. Horace Smith. RHsH.
ton Miller. Elmer Smith. George HaHe
Curtis and Albert Graf
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IlllIsTIIIII

Rev. S. l. Heneh will hold the Iuth=
eran Harvest Home services At st.
Bartholomew Church On Sunday
morning, August Il.
Charles feeser lost valuable
horse by death from colo last week.
Some Of our young people attended
st. Paul.s fDnbbal picnic On Saturday.
The Carroll County need Band fur
niahed music at the Farmers picnic
at AbbottstoWn On Saturday. and also
played IN Hanover on IL Ny II Iae
picnic. Others from this vicinity that
attended the picnic were: Mr. and
Mrs. Harry stonesIfer. Mr. and
Mrs. Milton null Mr. and Mrs. low
ard Bechtel Mra GIetus Houek
MIsges-MandIe Baum and Edna tt :.
Messrs.-Paul Null. Monroe Cob eeht.
Erwin WIldasIn and Kerby BIeh.
Emory utz lost COW b. death On
Sunday.
Jacob utz viii make cider and boil
place near uIz's store.
Don't forget the Pine Grove picnic
which viii be held on Saturday.
August y. afternoon and evening. n
7. o. Rabenstine's grove. formerly
MSHhIE4 , EI0AsJs = HDI1MIII II0=
gram will be rendered and addresses
made. also cake walks. etc. vi be
held IN the evening. Everybody eame.
Music By the Carroll County Reed
Band. The school vii meet at L m.
sharp for q march.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William War
ner. q daughter.
Erwin Leese. who was very IL. il
out again.
Miss Myrtle Brumgard. youngest
daughter Of George Drnmgard. Of Lit
IleatoHn, has been selected teacher Of
Pine Grove school.
The Pleasant Hi nand furnished
music At He'd nun picnic near East
Berlin on Saturday. After playing IN
Hanover awhile they we're conveyed
to the picnic IN five automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. OregIua Myers and
children, Cora and Melvin. attended
the wedding dinner held 1T the home Of
George ". Iepp. On Sunday. IN honor
Of their youngest son. Levi. who was
married on Saturday evening 10 Miss
Cora Berxager. daughter Of ]. Wesley
BerRager. BY Rev. j. Il. Hartman. i
IS said there we're over 100 persons
at the wedding feast On Sunday.
Mr.. and hrs. Frank Myers ana son,
George. spent Sunday at the home Of
Howard Myers.
Sunday school On Sunday ut Pine
Grove at D. III.