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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-20
BRIGHT PROSPECT FOR
POULTRY RAISERS

< Cold storage eggs will sell at not
less than go cents per dozen next fab
or winter. Be prepared to pay 30 or
80 cents, and maybe a dollar q dozen
for strictly fresh eggs around Thanks
giving and Christmas. While great
many families have put down eggs
this year that never thought Of such q
thing before, yet the number in cold
storage is nearly rs per cent less than
it was year ago.
The average price being paid for
eggs to put in storage is 33 cents per
dozen, compared with 1871 cents per
dozen May l, 1916.
In 1915 eggs went into cold storage
during April and May at 18 to % cents
per dozen. Thus it will be seen that
the commission buyers and cold stor.
age men have paid close to 80 pei
cent more for the future "picklet
stock" than was paid two years ago.
! Canada is crying for her people Il
lproduce ten million dozen more egg
this fall and winter than they produce
last spring. Canada must have tha
many more eggs and must have then
without regard to cost, and It is Ger
| tain to be up TO the United States II
furnish this year double the nuinbe
| of eggs and pounds of poultry t
/ Canada that we furnished last year.
England and France need million
of dozens of fresh eggs and they jus
have to have them. $l.00 to 81. so j
not stopping and will not stop the de
lmand from those countries.
| The British government has issue
orders that for the time being, a
least, no grain which can be used 70
human consumption is to be fed t
horses, mules, swine, etc., except a
rationed by the food commissioner
and they further recommend" that n
: domestic fowls be kept except thos
which can be fed on table scraps, gal
den waste, etc.
This means our allies must depen
upon the United States and Canada fo
eggs for their homes, and remembe
the countless thousands of sick an
wounded soldiers who positively mu!
J have eggs.
Last year Canada exported to Enl
Hand over fourteen million dozen egg
n s #
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BIDS ron PRINTING BALLOTS

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the Office
of the Board of Deputy State Super
visors Of Elections for Medina County
in the Court House at Medina, Ohio
up to 10 o'clock a. m. Wednesday, Aug
ust /, 1917 for the printing of 1900 VIII
lage ballots, and 1900 Board of Educa-
tion ballots for the August primary
election, according to the specifications
on file in this Office.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
bond of the bidder in double the
amount of the bid with at least two
good securities and to the acceptance
of said Board. to insure the prompt
and faithful execution of the contract
which said contract will be let to the
lowest responsible bidder. Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
]. B. STYER,
Clerk
Medina, Ohio. July IS. 1917. 46-s
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Poultry is about the only form of
meat that can be raised and matured
in less than year.
With the work and publicity that
has been going on in favor Of pure
bred poultry, we are sure to find larg
er per cent Of the annual poultry con-
Yerts taking up a good quality OF
stock to start with than was the case
ten or even five years ago.
The fact remains, however, that one
hundred pullets well raised, vel
housed and cared for will produce
more eggs this winter than will 30(
not properly handled as chicks ant
layers.
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business proposition.

BUSINESS prOpOSIJlOn.
A boy can do much with the farm
herd. Very little work will be needed
that he can not do. With such careful
attention as q boy gives, the pigs
thrive betetr. Sanitation is improved
and disease lessened. The instructions
to pig-club members are valuable and
practical and help to produce more
profits. Boys wishing to join a pig
club and take charge of the farm herd
! should see the county agents, or write
to their State colleges Of agriculture,
or the United States Department Of
Agriculture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-07
Dry, Hoarse or Painful
Coughs QuicItly
Ended
Home-Made R-medy that Saves
You S2-DoeA tho Work
Thoroughly.

The prompt and positive action Of this
simple, inexpensive homemade remedy In
quickly healing the indamed or swollen
membranes of the throat, chest or bron-
chial tubes and breaking up tight
coughs, has caused it to be used in more
homes than any other cough remedy.
Under its healing, soothing influence,
chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens,
breathing becomes easier, tickling IN
throat stops and you get good night 9
restful sleep. The usual throat and
chest colds are conquered by it in "a
hours OF less. Nothing better for bron-
chitis, hoarsencss, Group, whooplng
cough, bronchial asthma or winter
10 make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2l3 ounces of Pine1 30 cents
worth), into q pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup
and shake thoroughly. You then have
Il full pint-a family supply-of a much
better cough syrup than you could buy
ready-made for $3.50. Keeps perfectly
and children love it's pleasant taste.
Pinex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, combined with guaiacoi
and is known the world over for it's
promptness, ease and certainty in over
coming stubborn coughs and chest colds.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "21a ounces Of PineX" with
full directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded.
The Pine1 Co.. Fl. Wayne, Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-07

Stomach Trouble causes a multitude
of ailments, and often results in Gall
Stones. Yellow Jaundicc. Acute and
Chronic Indigestion. Appendicitis.
Constipation, Auto-lntoXicauon. Gas
Pressure, Fear of Heart Disease. Can
Ger and Ulcers of the Stomach and
Intestines. etc, etc One dose OF
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has proven
successful in thousands of cases OF
Stomach Trouble. This explains its
enormous sale. Has been taken and
is recommended by Physicians. JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court, Congress-
men, Lawyers. Nurses. Ministers,
Farmers, Educators, Mechanics -
proba bly, your own nelghbor. Many
owe their lives to Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. Thousands say 1t has saved
them from the knife. Contains no
alcohol or habit.forming drugs. FREE
booklet on Stomach Ailments. Ad-
dress Geo. II, Mayr. Mfg. Chemist.
Chicago. Better yet-obtain bottle
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from
John Coleman Co. or c. II. Greist &
Co., or any reliable druggist, who
will refund your money If it fails.
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building. Preparatinns for this insure
its complcte and delightful success
Tbe-a vii In many ,,,Sfs talks and nd
5-eeses G,,r;nc H. ,,rnrrcsS 0f tho ban,
80. I"' ,s .Sis ,.o,,r.! NrS dams
~ Iae,;x xlI'u Ia rtIorr.n T.I,.-n viii h. =
l'titssutt las 80" ,,,tsi. ,%i,,h vol
iaree COTE. cS'' 'otl "t Hu'StT' ~.
also lnc,uoe rTPreSrh'a'''ES, ot nc , ~
eral industrial ccnterS' AIiSS l,acna'
Sooer,s Is SSt b;ch Nj Mrs !"' hr,,I Tar,,
Is sp Chairman. and it is this itpartmcnr
which Is Instrumental III arransInS t"l
in charge is composed Of:
MiSSes~ ,,.r
Kacaact ROBERTS ai' , NJ
t:l1zaocth StatnW G1lHt. "H H,;;u
Gertrude Garden ia,Hih Niil"T
Clara Stroebet Ethel i'crklns
Sarah Jackson Anna truhn
Miss Garrin jessie Ross
Sarah Nay LOIS Guli4
Mesdames-
Fred Faris John Reid
~ w; t d. r ,1:Hrie, Vim Nntzner
4. F. Aging Frank Siantm
Dana T6nlinson G.. r. W. Norton
Guy Bebout Claude Walden
Entertained Club.
T,o A,cbor c,Iub of the First Chris.
,i.n i.bmrrh we're very plsasantly en-
h,, n
Ter .ss'ttneu t"S S,iss Rnsc EIodinr Games
and music PROVIDED entertainmelt ai III,
the evening vas u'uusm, " RI r. ore 800
the serving OF 1unEneo"' s,,..rica -
tafors Ior eacn cues. ,, % 49,
tlags" 1noSe preSe.. W.!
Meso1 mi1, Dos1,in
HarrE SskeE N 80 i,e fJariot.
Elwooo ingram SAuilce !!s,1i''
oscar FoStle"al'e thttIeS re
Harold hneFes Se'oeF
Misses
Nell "eisgeroer lose i i<lo'ns
r,,wa, ra,.. rrn,v rnsn,,o
1As
An event somewhat out OF the ofdl-
nary will be Part1clpated IN ms even.
their clubhouse on Fifteenth street. The
amusement committee has been busy
with the plans for its success and the
prorsam of dance numbers Is uneX-
celled Provision has been made for
the entertainment of a large number.
Jellies' orchestra will provide the music.
-
OF Local Interest.
With the thermometer at % degrees
he1o1 zero rho stork brought a little
.Jenrhter r. the home of Sergeant and
Wrs Williams, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
on Monday, February S. She will bc
chrtstened Itnyon Rebecca Williams
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Planned Luncheon.

A tea party was planned for on Wash
ington's birthday, at r meeting held yes
terday afternoon at The Y. w. Z. A. The
Social committee of the association. Will
have tho arrangements OF tho party In
charge and the guests are invited 10
como appropriately cNstumed.
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rngarsment Announced.

The engagement OF Miss Eleanor
Louise Alexander Of A1oundsville. to
Mr.. Louis u. Gruhb OF Wheeling. has
been announced. Miss Alexander is tho
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Da.
Wis Alexander. Mr.. Grubb is the son OF
MI and Mrs. Jacob w. Grubb OF Echo
Point, and Is connected with the local
office OF L. S. Engineers. Tho wedding
will take place after Easter.
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Church Super Thursday.

the EFFORTS Of the Pastors Aid society Of
the Second L. P church, who VIII serve q
supper at the church tomorrow eve
ming. Mrs. F. E. Elliott. as president OF
the Aid society. is chairman OF the sup
per ARRANGEMENTS. and she has the as
siStance of many energetic committees;
Those in charge OF the cuisine are well
able to insure the excellence or me
menu. which includes the choicest home
preparationS, cooked in the most saFprE
manner. The men have in no wise oeen
omitted from the dignity of the anaiT;
and COMMITTEES tie, a ,bs hf gHes wa are we'll
supplied. There will be ice cream and
cake tables. whore these may ne pur-
chased in any quantity. MISS IemPe.
ance Garden is chairman Of this depart j
mnnt and will be assisted by III" NOM,
bcrs Of Mrs Earl Smiths sunday scnooI
class. Miss Bertha Ross will he CASHIER
for the evening.
The menu follows: c.., |
Cream Chicken and GRAY!
"'S'' Rolls ''"''' Cold slaw
Pickles jelly
Coffee
In charge Of the kitchen will be:
Mrs !. L. Sawctt. chairman.
:. N, Rnshncld Mary Coleman
Thomas Young ;.nhn nmw ,
Alice Holmes = j. NhlSS~n
M"n in charge of the dining room:
Messrs--
John =, r wG GsTdrn E EdsSr f fare
r. X. M"rullash Earl Smith
'''''''' DonEKEErEns.
M"ssrs-
Tom Rrrlir't william ',aHnrn
T1rEET COMMITTEE.
M Hr ,.su-'>''
=, W. I,Ir,h.t. ! w White !
l. L. Sa"'''. r,r1 i 10 T. i''' -"
N1re Gar, Windsor. chairman. |
NIsccc
WI, M.S Hf-Ios, Mary Hall
H''I"n t""ke,1 ,pr Ho"o ''"
>1-s F,r, smith chairman.
Mrs. Arthur Num- =
nher
MlsS"S-- .; 1,,,,,
Hr.Sn M"nm .s, s,rnh r;mniHe
sn ,rst'' Rcdm,n
,, ,.I, IN, =; 80 chcirm,n
MISS lTuS" Vii - IT, '"''''
M ,r MI9,r".,rr Mrs ronvors
~ ~. Wv,
susan stewart 'IN ', crT{n
Ada Quinn .r,r1r 10 ''''"'"
ID Ganno1l, chairman
Mrs Leonard "o"''H"hn
- s Fmma Elliott
Jane Mck"" ,r = N E0 5'r'"'"S |
'>fu1niioch chairman.
Mrs. K. j. Mr' "'I'S"' c''''' '''''''
Mesdani"S- ,o,,,, po,,.o,t
','l"ts ~ '!0''''t W. novis J
Snna 1uIs ~
Edward wagner
Mtssrs- go, cr
Grace HOW'LL. r,r,u NJ 6
~, oI E,,,,,.n chairman
ATS 'e"I - ''''
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Small Party,

Mrs. Charles Weimcr at her homo In
Fulton. will be hostess this afternoon
10 q small party OF friends. The serv-
Ing Of luncheon will conclude several
entertaining pastimes. Th" guests will
be: Mcsdames Leopold Schaefer. Ed
ward Miller. August SchcutZncr. Mnry
Koch. Emma Orth. jacob Schubau Eh.
Ella Orth, william Porter. Anclla
Ruehl, Peter Deiringcr.
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columbia Patroic Dance

Patriotism timely. IS being inst1lled
b. the Columbia club. 4 patriotic, dance
- 1l.45 o'clock. About SIS couples are
rSpected TO attend The next dance will
Le held the evening Of February 20. It IS
planned. III :, ao.o,,d J.,
+,a ~otionaI colors. The Columbian or
rhostra will play. Splendid rrcpara-
lions have been mndc by the reception
committee, which consists OF, Miss Flea
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nora Strauss, chairman. assisted by tho
Misses Anna He'll. Doretta Blockinger,
Helen Winiesdorfter. Elizabeth Bremen.
Kress, Regina He'll. Hilda Bcltz, Lilly
Trushcl, Mary Holman. Regina Sauers.
Martha Ritter. Elizabeth Alberts. and
Messrs. Fred Link. Louis kirsch. Wen
del Keitz, William F. Scharbaugh. Albert
Schmitt. Andy Reith. Albert Barnhart
George Merge, Harry Carney. Leonard
Paul, Edward Neuman. Lawrence Mayer.
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Tomorrow afternoon NJ $50 O'Clock.
a meeting OF the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary society Of the Vance
Memorial church will bchcld IN the
ladies' parlor OF the church. The an
nun thank offering will be made at
this time and a program will be given.
Miss Susan Hart will have Il paper on
the Indians and Mrs. G. /. Wilson viii
give an informal talk. Light refresh
nents Will be served.
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PROTECT QUAIL

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. 6.-By Al ~.
p,oet Unanimous vote the Ohio leEtsla-
,ure today passed a bill to put qusil on
RI. song bird list and prevent hunters
from killing them. The measure now
goes to the senate.
Under the existing law quail may not
be killed until 1920.
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accomplished. These meetings have
steadily gained In interest since their
beginning many months ago. and much
is accomplished in the way OF preper.
ing bandages, compresses and the uke.
Tho growing membership And attaud-
ance is most encouraging and the ae-
complishmeut Of its object most 9reti'
fyinE.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
suburban IitsFary Club

Members Of the Suburban Literary
club will meet this Afternoon II the
Stratford Hotel. A program OF the foi'
lowing numbers will be given:
The Similarity OF the Governments
OF North and South America. 80:
Mrs. VIM. Run0sO
Trad. Relations with Foreign Coun'
tries and Our Own ..............E.
TIL. Home OF Robinson Cruso (Chlll)
Mrs. ". B. Mason
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The bridge party This Afternoon OF Mrs.
John Elliott Stevenson. Mt the Elks' club
will be quite the largest social gathering
of the week. Many have received invita-
lions for the affair which will be hand
somcly arranged.
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DIED or BURNS

GRAFTON. ". Va. Feb. s.sArs
Usyne Hcatherly. Of Hackers Creek;
near here. died today Of burns recelTea
at hr hon yesterday. her c!otnint
nited from an open CRATE and efforts o.
her husband to extiuguish tho flames
before they proved fatal. were futile.
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arenter Rad Cross interest.

4 much larger attendance yestrIGd1
was observed al the regular meeting
Of tho local Rcd Cross society. ms
was held Mt the Y. w. c. A.. as an ~
Gav session. The meeting was very
Enthusiastic one. and much work was
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Masnuerade Ball,

An event of exceptional pleasure VIII
be the Masquerade Dance this eFeninE
at the Carroll club. The Ladies' Social
club have had its planning in charge
and Misses Mildred C"gicy and Irene
Dufrcne have been chairmcn of the large
committee. There will be excellent
music q tempting supper NJ lo:do o cncB
gathering of this kind.
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include only the nearest relatives and
friends. At lao o'clock the couple Will
leave on an eastern wedding journey.
and upon their return will live in the
Martha apartments on the Island:
The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs H CLANCY. of Thirteenth street,
and Mr.. kraus is well-known young
man and is connected with the Ntcoll
art store
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Etrkwood Club.

KIrkwood club membrrS VIII hold
their regular meeting on Friday after
noon at the Hotel Windsor A delight
mi luncheon at noon VIII ne followed
By ueedlcwork.
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rrraoeusnt Announced.

The engagement OF Mss Bertha
Dickhoff of South Wheeling Mr.. VIII
liam H. Baehr OF 'McKeesport. Ia. was
announced last evening at dinner
given in the family home by Miss
rrrtha Dicckhoff. sister OF the BRIDE
elect.
Covers for twelve were laid and the
mining room was beautifully decorated
In mink and white. Miss ,Dieckhoff is
the daughter OF Mrs. Mary Dicckhotf.
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weekly Bridge Club.

Miss ClariMond Mendel az The hulne OF
her aunt. Mrs. Frank Zonk. OF me islano
,rii1 hays Inc bridge club of which she
Is n member on Thursday y luncheon
will prelude the card games.
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MONDAY Lecture.

Rev. r. L. l.. Stridcr will cclircr
half hour lecture on Friday. at 1880
o'clock at tho Y. W. e. \. in the library
Of the association. AL men and wo-
men arc asked I" conc. MI: Strldor
Fundamentals" which attracted much at
tention during the December confer
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IIlAnd Bridge Club,

Mrs. Harry y. Northwood will be
hostess tomorrow afternoon to the 49,
land Bridge club members. 1c" hours
NJ rames will be followed BY refresh
ncntS,
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Bluebtrd Club.

Members Of the Blucbrd Club met
last evening AT the home Of Miss Lorh
Shepherd in tho Gardner apartments o..
Na}n street, I'lans were completed at
this meeting for Valentine party neXt
Thursday The hours were spent very
hnppily with dancing and sewing anu
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Nnnaaa, AaannfRfdon.

The February meeting Of the EurIoC
Alnnia Association will be held th3
afternoon at the ONO Haiie5 Sn =
Hospital. Tho meetinS VIII yes"
4 o'clock .
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FEBRUARY DAYS
HOLD DELIGHT

MANY PARTIES FOR THE MONTH
OBSERVE THE TWO HOLl-
DAYS DELIGHTFULLY."-.
Miss Elenor Holloway Of Leather
wood viii Honor Mrs. Edmund
/. Jones on Valentine Day
February Banquet at Y. w.
Cards complImenting Mrs. Edmund
l.. Jones, were received yesterday,
vorded as follows:
Miss Holloway
to meet
Mrs. Edmund L. Jones
Wednesday, February IA
Bridge Please Reply
February Banquet.
On Tuesday evening Of next week. the
Annual Federation banquet of the 7. ".
I. A. will be held. at the association
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Second Twtg.
VIII Meet Thursday.

Mrs. Fl. c. Haziett or Pleasant Valley,
Will have members OF the Second TwlG
today as her guests.
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For MISS Keyser.

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hurley at Elm Grove, yesterday even
ing. Mrs. Hurley entertained tor MISS
Ethyl Keyser. whose wedding will take
place in the early spring. Guests at the
party included the Westminster Guild
of the Stone Presbyterian church, and
were:
Misses
Dora Lindsay Ida Woodrult
Vida North Mabel Atkinson
Ethyl keyser Wilma Britt
Edna Atkinson Rhea Seibert
Ada Caldwell Mae Porter
Marie Frazier Mcsdanes-
Anna Smith Gladys Gist
Mabel Hallett Hugh NICHOLS
Pansy Porter Mary Bowers
Edward Hurley
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Sewing Club.

Mrs. Thomas Downing had the mem-
hers OF her sewing club yesterday even
inr nj her home on Indiana street. Sew
rral hours with sewing and chat were
enjoyed by the guests and the hostess
.nrvrd n luncheon. Those present in
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n delicious luncheon was served. Those
present were:
Misses:
Ethel Donley 9lagdalena Dailer
Ethel Wheaton Mclila Love
Edith Bowman Leone Love
Lora Shepherd
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Pretty Home wedding.

Yesterday noon al the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
9nrhanau at Wcst Alexander. Miss
kIorcurn Ida became tho bride OF DR.
clarence s. White Of Evansville. W. Va
Rev II. 4. Riddle. pastor OF the Pres
bytcrlan church at that place, nfflciated
and the couple wcre unattended. Miss
Mary Weir Of Washington. Pa, played
Tho wedding march. There were pretty
decorations for the wedding and tho
ceremony took place before an altar OF
palms and Erc"ncry.
Tho bride wore IN attractive after
noon dress Of blue taffeta and at the
corsagc a bouquet OF roses. An elabor'
ate wedding dinner was served follow
ing the ceremony. al which there was
, a largo party of guests. Dr. and Mrs
White lett later in the afternoon m
q honeymoon trip. the bride travelling
I in 4 handsome taupc suit. The groom
! is the son of Mr.. and Mrs S. Is. White
of Nrwturg. ". Va. and is graduate
of Baltimore Medical college and has
q large practice at Evansville, where
, they will live.
announcements have been issued IS
follows:
I MIR, and Mrs Robert Graham Buchanan
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Florence Ida
to
pr. Clarence Simpson White
on Tuesday. February sixth
nineteen hundred and seventeen
West Alexander. Pennsylvania.
At Home
After Feb. 18th
| Evansville. W. Va.
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p u conner Frank Carlin
Elwood pohhs
Misses ,
Bird Beall sushh touTtWrlEn
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Entertained Societies.

On Monday evening Mrs. l.. Sprasg
at her home on North Main street very
pleasantly entertained the Gregg Mis-
sionary society Of the Gregg NJ E.
Church and the Clarke Circle of rhe
North Street N. E. Church. The early
evening was devoted TO the usual study
hour Mrs. Roy McCuskey gave a talk
on Foreign Missions" and Mrs. Lee j:
Fair on missionary Love Stories of
Correspondents.' Miss Mabel Morgan
She was accompanied BY Miss Ethel
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-05-04

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time in history that members OF the
the Ohio State University or mem
bes Of previous had such a chance
YOU LIKE TO eo7
The seeing meeting the most
including President Wilson,
other Of interest may
be you will grows al this
the Club. 1t will nothing.
University College Of Agriculture Will help you
specialists
will visit club meetings Members
Agricultural College faculty will answer questions you may
concerning personal problems ,,-
Washington trips will be pledged this
year than a opportunity to win
WHY NOT PLAN WIN A TRIP?
Hundreds surprised
thought Many boys could have
hadt they confidence in themselves.
will assist the judging OF all yields and Will insure
fairness in the awards
matter patriotism why not
Of n Of corn?
win THE WAR;
II s conceded big factor in win
bushels Unless help supply the allies
consumption will have contributed to
this alone should mike an earnest
effort to hell produce supply less
military duty
Apy Ohio 1917
for trip is not
the educational side the
work though is desirable.
Buckeye Corn Tour to Washington
the national situation becomes
necessarily abandoned
Because of he be last chance
attached and mail as directed to W. H.
Girls College
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