The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
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NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Miss Jean McCollum Of the Clas
Of n, who has been working a
London since Commencement, pass
ed thru Berea Monday enroute :,
her home in Chicago where she viii
spend the summer.
Arthur Marler Of the Academ,
Department, linotype operator fol
the Printing Office during schoo
time, writes from Battle Greek
Mich, that he is protitably employ
ed and is enjoying his stay at the
Sanitarium immensely.
Miss Norma F. Stoughton left
Monday for her home in Connec-
ticut for a months vacation.
Hobart Brunette is in school al
Lexington this summer. He will
teach at Paris during the coming
year.
A number of Berea boys are plan
ming to enter the Second Officers
Training Camp.
James Z. Hillman of the Training
School Faculty is studying this sum-
mer at George Peabody College in
Nashville where he will be a student
during the next year.
A series of moving picture shows
is being given at the Chapel under
the management of the College
The Battle of the Somme is running
at present and is creating quite a
little excitement.
Bradley Thompson of the Normal
Department is spending the sum-
mer at his home in Calvin. He is
teaching his home school which be-
gan last week.
The Agricultural Club Convention
is now on. Berea people should at
tend as many of its meetings a
possible and encourage the young
people in every way. They will be
the citizens of tomorrow.
Miss Mabel Henry Of Winchester
spent from Friday until Moday in
Berea.
Miss Myrtle Baker who has been
visiting for several weeks with rel
atives at Simms, ILL.,, returned to
Berea Monday.
Mrs. Nina King Jones OF Warren
has been spending several days with
her mother and sister at their home
on Center Street.
Miss Una Gabbard is visiting
friends at Red House this week.
Mrs. Preston Cornelius and little
daughter, Helen. returned Saturday
from an extended visit with rela-
tives in the North.
Miss Bertha King and sister, Mrs.
b. p. Jones. were shopping in Lex
ington Saturday.
Mrs. George Golden who has been
i'll for several months, passed away
evening. Funeral services
we're held Monday afternoon by the
Revs. English and Roberts at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin Golden
On Center Street. The burial took
place in Berea Cemetery.
Col. Wesley Frost, after a week
/: Battle Creek Sanitarium, has gone
o Wisconsin to visit relatives. He
will then spend fortnight with his
brother, Stanley Frost, Of the New
FORK Tribune, in a camp in the
and report in Wash
ngton before the end Of August.
Cleveland Frost dropped out of
lamp Benz. Harrison for a surgical
peration at Battle Creek. It was
reformed successfully by DR.. Kel-
ogg, and the recovery promises to
e rapid.
Rev. George Whitefleld Mead,
hid, an Oberlin graduate and for
ler pupil of President Frost's, will
III DR.. Raine's place the coming
ear while the latter enjoys a year
{ rest and study.
Mrs. Deliah Mullins and little
Ray, of Monroe, Tenn,
Tho have been visiting their daugh-
er and aunt. Mrs. Eta Robbins,
home after a fortnight's
isit.
Miss Oma Robinson has been
isiting friends and relatives in
richmond for the past few days.
Mrs. John w. Van Wrinkle Is
ute i'll at her home on Richmond
rect.