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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-24

local Interest To her report al the
Shakespeare meeting on Tuesday. 81
announcing that Mrs. Milton y. TEN.
pleton, former president of the
Waxahachie Shakespeare club, had
been made state chairman of tho pro.
gram committee. She also told 81
meeting and taking with Mrs. j. b.
Harrison, a former Waxahaellie club
woman. and one OF the charter mem
bers and organizer OF the Waxa-
hachie Bay View club. Enthusiasm,
for good roads, fayoring the project
to make a state park out Of Paio
ltnfo canyon, and forming resolm-
tons To remove the University Of
Texas from politics. were among
the chief concerns Of the board
meeting Mrs. Pennybaeker told
that she had been made presi-
dent Of The chautauqua club and
askesi all Texas ladies who should
visit Lake Chautauaua this summer
to lend their efforts and cooperation
for its success.
The spring district meetings were
set as follows: First district. Clar-
endon. May 3 to 5. second district,
cleburne. April 23~5; third district,
Mount Pleasant. May ! to s. fourth
district. Temple. April - to %: fifth
district. Yoakum, April Is to 20;
sixth district. sweetwater. April 80
to May 2.
Dinner was served in the dining
room Of Merchants and Manu-
Iacturers building. About four hun
Gred Dallas ladies were present. Mrs.
g. p. Turner was general chairman
ei the arrangements committee. Mrs
Percy Pennybaeker made the only
talk. The following members Of
the board were present: Mrs. Fred
Fleming, Dallas. president: Mrs A.
&. Griffith, Dallas. corresponding sec
rotary: Mrs. S. IT. Burnside, Wichita
Falls, treasurer; Mrs. G. Il. Scott.
Corpus Christi. auditor; Mrs " r
Potter, Bowie, president first dis
triet: Mrs. r. III. Garrison, Denton,
president second district; Mrs. ]. L.
LoYejoy. Mckinney vice president
second district; Mrs. Will G. Andef-
son. Wfnnsboro, president third dis
triet: Miss Decca Lamar West Waco
president fourth district; Mrs. ". II,
Wentland. Manor. president fifth dis
triet; MIS-. Leila NJ. Johnston, Cole
man. president sixth district; Mrs 4
u. Buchanan. Fort Worth; Mrs, j.
Il. Butler, Corsieana; Mrs. George u.
Hurdle, Winnsboro; Mrs. W. T.
Mace, Lampasas; Mrs. S II, Burn
side, Wichita Fails: Mrs. z. p. Tur-
ner, Dallas; Mrs ID. +. Boydston,
Creenville: Mrs. NJ t. Tempteton,
Dallas; Mrs. r.. P Robbins, Gle
burme: Mrs. NJ. " Sims, Bryan Miss
NJ. w Shackleford. Denton; Mrs.
NJ P. Bewley, Fort Worth MIS-
Florence Floore, Clehurne Mrs. ],
L. Young. Mineral Wells; Mrs, Fred
Robinson. Waco; Mrs. F. T. Tucker,
Dallas; Mrs. Charles " simpson
Waxahachie; Miss Mary L, Gearing
Austin; Miss Mckay, Austin; Mrs.
s. J. Wright. Paris: Mrs. a. ]. Kiesf'
Dallas: Mrs Guy MeCIung, Terrell;
Mrs. Bryan Snyder. Marshall; Miss
Elise GrifHng, Dallas; Mrs. j. l..
Landrum, Austin Mrs, C, ", Con-
merry, Fort Worth; Mrs. w. s. Spell
Waco. and Mrs, J. i. Lyons Fort
Worth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-24
I WY, = Board Meets in Dallas

Era,a "a''es W simpson. state
|paas ea - 'ae PARKS and plas
Edag !, s + was in Dallas
mara !, 'pe !, meeting oil the execu-
esa .,,.a sile Texas Federation Of
'aps' Mrs. simpson awe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-24

3
! aor,at,,s Missionary society o.
e,a.ys, Presbyterian church fof
...hsr Of years to observe feD-
as 3 i the annual dollar offer
4. g,.ssions The members make
!. aol,ar In some specific way
i an interesting part Of the
+ hear the recital Of their
-. given in verse The 1917
H., vas fraught with a special
f,,e,t. the society accepting ne
s,,tiop from Dr. and Mrs u IL.
s. 8 meet In The new manse,
.,sat being in the nature OF
..smiug the manse, the church
T., inst come into the possession
4 property. and the pastor and
I'm hsse JUST moved there. This
hflA $50
.v,ifnl residence property was
ii to the Central Presbyterian
E,tb BY tie late Mrs. Il. ii. Dunn,
asg time faithful and devoted
absr Of the church. Many sacred
na-Iss clustered around that
4astoua for the remnant that Is
# the missionary society OF the
+ DAYS. That home has held
\, meetings Of the ladies' aid Of
Missionary society, and the beau
Yafd With It's vide spreading
4 has been the scene Of many
arens parties and church soclais
ne the seniors loved TO. gather.
house has recently been given
iaerior renovation, and with "a
III flags and colors it was quite
aetive. Mrs. Hogan mat the
is at The door. She wore a green
ia afternoon dress with eofsase
below pnquils. Clusters ot jon
i made floral decorations for the
FHtoa suite. The dining room
I had iaFdiniere OF ferns. which
Wrapped in red. white and blue
tag While the guests gathered
Willie soWell played patriotic
southern melodies. Mrs. Iawler,
iraan Of the social committee,
aaneed the numbers. The first
tber was the chorus My Country
d Thee" Mrs. George Billiard
d prayer. Miss Aliene Prude Of
Davis, a student in Trinity Uni
5 afg Close to Thee, " MISS
hiss beautiful voice. She
accompanied by Miss Emmaiohn
Esfion Of Athens. also a Trinity
eht Miss Grace Meyers gave a
ing 4lhe Legend Of the organ
ger Miss Laura Sue Plummcr
violin number, Schubert S
aaae, accompanied by her sis
Mss ona Plummer Little Lo-
Chapman sang Tell 1t Again. .
4 vas very sweet aud impressive.
vas followed by q Juniors
an,' opal eonnally reclining in
ehaiR and seeing the vision
se'al nations telling Of the trials
asd suffered before Christianity
\ Aiss Dollie Green brought
esage from China. Miss Esther
represented TIE EaQuimeah,
s4la Nithefspoon tile Jap, Loti-
'alIa Gle Indian, Carey Estes the
200 Gladys Middleton the Immi-
The girls wore al ia char
sae costume. Mrs. Grafton
DE program wtl, prayer. The
ing followed, 0bi n amounted
pity dollars.
g following was considered the
p0ea' read by Ars. Lawler. tell
a's she made her dollar. The
vas Written by Mrs. Charley
Fafess,
seuar IS worth more than all the
d 81 a's sweet and good as eau be,
sleepy time comes
'Pen let US see.
I aa "a, and rock aud / sing all
uoa't seem to like Just my
s.. an tired ana most ready to
n w. ieFe comes alr. l-avler 10
h. s,-s song and The works. all
soa ~" '''is ''oi''i
H. !, begins at home so We an say
= 70 please haa.
wave i that wag
II, y WIN this dollar we so viii
o'ay i may holp some otha.
saa and hot chocolate ,.o..
\, r - 'as dining room, An inter
1' 'si'or was Mrs. Hannah. VIII,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-24

Friday. March 2.
Roll Call; Current Musical Events.
Subject: Demonstration and the
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
A BROKEN LEG

On Sunday, Jan. IA. a sad and
painful accident happened when
Maud kicked and accidentally struck
Nell. which resulted in breaking her
right leg just above the knee which
caused her death. While this was a
shock to the family, yet we were glad
to know she did not suffer long. No
danger Of giving Nell too much praise
for her long and faithful service to
the Clem Roebuck family. Nell al
though horse did not have record
2.09A and never took first prize in
a show ring, but she has helped pro-
duce hundreds of bushels Of corn and
oats; also helped pike many miles of
Old Mercer county roads. If she had
lived until this spring she would have
been "a years of age and has never
been sold nor bought. Nell lived
with P. d. Cross until years of age,
then was given as a wedding present
to Glenn with whom she has been a
faithful animal ever since. She help
ed to put out the spring crop Of 1916.
She, Nell, leaves to mourn, two
colts, Joe and Edna, and the Roebuck
family. Both colts are owned by
Clem Roebuck.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
SCUDDER

Ora Howell and family spent Sun
day with Ezra Latin and wife.
Rev. Snavely spent Saturday even.
ing at the home of VIM. H. Bastian
visiting with Geo. Nungester and wife
prior to their leaving for Arkansas. ,
Mrs. John Davis spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Steve Wilson.
]. G. Wiel purchased some cattle
of Coe Wilson last week.
Ezra Latin and wife spent Satur.
day evening with Steve Wilson and
family.
Elihu Davis was business visitor
at Henry Freewald, Thursday.
Steve Wilson and family spent
Sunday with VIM. Miller and family
at Celina.
Scud Wilson called on Coe Wilson
Monday afternoon.
Steve Wilson and family moved
Monday to the home of Mrs. Mary
Fast. We regret to lose such good
neighbor but we wish them success in
their new home.
W. e. Chapman was on the sick
list last week with bronchial trouble
but is out and around again.
Ezra Latin and wife assisted J. B.
Latin at butchering, Wednesday.
Geo. Stein is hauling tile from the
Roettger mill to his farm west of
here this week.
Post brothers are hauling grain to
Celina this week.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
ST. HENRY

Many Catholic Knights from here
attended the funeral OF Jake Cron az
Cassella Friday.
The one year and seven months old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Her
man died suddenly last Wednesday
from heart failure. Funeral was
held Saturday at 81. Henry
John Losenkamp and Henry VIM
mers. Of this place were at Celina on
business pertaining TO the st. Henry
building g. Loan association.
Miss Marcella Schirack is one Of
the prize winners In domestic science
last fall and will 90 to Columbus to
spend week as a reward
Mrs. Andrew Brumley, Coldwater,
was here a few days the past week,
called here by the death of her broth
er wife, Mrs. Henry Ahler.
Mrs. Henry Ahler died Monday
morning about $3.50. She had not
been well for some time but death,
was unexpected. She was an
esteemable lady well loved by her
neighbors and friends. She leaves
her husband, sons, and 6 daughters
to mourn her death. She was about
so years Of age. Funeral services
were held Thursday. Burial at st.
Henry cemetery.
Ice harvest Is now on in our town
and II is of good quality and we hope
there will be no ice famine next sum-
mer.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
STRIPTOWN

Ernest Norris and family visited
John Stoll and family Sunday.
Ernie Baucher and wife visited
with Henry Freewald and family, on
Sunday.
Arthur McGilvery and family visit
ed VIM. Canary and family, Friday
Miss Nora Hone has returned home
after working a week in Celina.
John Stoll is on the sick list.
Misses Flossie and Nancle Stoll,
and Laura Weitz were Celina callers,
Saturday.
Miss Mable McGilvery is visiting
friends in Striptown this week.
Andy Snavely and wife and family
were visiting Dave Hone. Sunday.
Mervin Smith delivered a load of
hay to Celina, Saturday.
Noa Black was a Celina caller, on
Saturday.
Elihue Davis and son, John called
on Henry Freewald, Friday.
Uncle Jack Snavely is on the sick
list.
VIM. Canary called on VIM. Martz
Thursday.
Chester Snavely visited Jay Dill
more, Sunday.
Chas. Weitz was a Celina caller,
Saturday.
Miss Stella Hone spent Sunday
with Miss Nora Hone.
Henry Stoll is on the sick list.
VIM. Canary was over to Perry
Baucher's on Monday.
Charlie Freeman delivered two
loads of corn to Celina, Monday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
PROBATE NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Executors, Administrators and
Guardians have filed their accounts and
vouchers in the Probate Court of Mercer
County, Ohio, for allowance and settle
ment, and that the same will be heard
on the 31st day of January, A. d. 1917,
and settled and confirmed If no eXcep-
tions are filed thereto:
EXECUTORS FOR FINAL SETTLE
Elizabeth M. Laux, Executrix of the
Estate Of John Laux, deceased.
EXECUTORS FOR PARTIAL SETTLE
MENT
VIM. Hair, Executor Of the Estate Of
Jacob Hair, deceased.
ADMINISTRATORS FOR FINAL SET
ELEMENT
Fred Ulmer, Administrator Of the Es-
tate of John Ulmer, deceased.
@. S. Younger, Administrator of the
Estate Of j. 10. Ward deceased.
Josephine Feltz, Administrative of the
estate Of Frank Sunderman, deceased.
Anton Hemmelgarn, Administrator with
VIII Annexed of the Estate Of Theodore
deceased.
GUARDIANS FOR PARTIAL SET
ELEMENT
Mary Hemmelgarn, Guardian of Harm
on Hemmelgarn ct al
g. S. Younger. Guardian of Jesse A.
g. s, Younger. Guardian of Paul Seal
schott ct al.
c. S. Younger. Guardian Of John Kyle.
Q. s. Younger, Guardian OF Amos Fl.
G. s. Younger. Guardian of Jesse C. NO
Ian.
q s. Younger. Guardian of Cyrus H.
Dated this srd day of January A, D.
oRVHLI.E RAUDABAUGH.
Judge OF Mercer County Probate Court
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
IN REALTY CIRCLES
Farms

Farms
Emanuel Vesper to Charles W.
Fisher, $3.50 acres, Section IT, I'M
ion township, $4,000
Martin Van Buren, President of
the United States to Henry M. Loeb
tefeld, 40 acres, Section 81, Marion
township.
Elizabeth Lochtefeld ct al to Aug
ust p. Lochtefeld. 112 acres, Section
81, Marion township, 1854.
Julia Bolton ct al to Clarence 10.
Dickey, $50 acres, Section IA. Cen
ter township. 81.
Clarence e. Dickey to Frank M.
Vaughn, same. $40.
Ida Clay ct al to Philip Muters-
baugh, so acres, Section 6, Union
township, $6,500.
81 acres, Section 80, Blackcreek
township, $6,65O.
Jos Helm to Jacob Helm, parcel,
Section Is, Maron township, S1,50O.
John w. Ahlers to VIM. H. Ahlers,
70 acres, Section 16, Butler township,
$4,000.
Frank Fletcher to Harry p. Bot.
hast, 5.25 acres, Section 80, Marion
township, $500.
Frank II. Warrick to Lawrence w.
Schumm, 1857 acres, Section 12,
Blaekcreek township, 81.
George Hines to II. Dawson, re-
ceiver, 23.98 acres, Section ~,
Blackcreek township, s33.
Town Lots
Sidney H. Reynolds to Nellie r. |
Malson, lot 1S, Winters addition, Ft |
Recovery, 81.
Elizabeth Premer ct al to Ora
Coughlin Premer, lot 8, Krennings,
addition, Ft. Recovery, 81.
Katie Losenkamp ct al to Mary |
Berther, east end lot %, st. Henry,
81.
Gertrude Tangeman ct al to John
Cron, lot 5, Marysville, $500.
Herman Ungrun to j. Henry Hart
ings, part lot 10, Allenhofels addi-
ton, st. Henry, $50.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
WILTSHIRE

Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Bolinger have
been visiting at Kokomo and other
towns in Indiana.
Miss Hettie Ainsworth is at home
from Ft. Wayne, where she received
treatment at the hospital.
There is improvement in the eondi-
tion of Cecil Dunifon.
S. S. Buchanan and Son have con-
tracted for an auto delivery truck for
use in their store business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gully and Mr.
and Mrs. William Beinz have gone to
Florida for q short stay.
Marks Riker and family have NOV
ed to Delphos. He is travelling for a
lumber company.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Byer,
a son.
Jackson Fairchild is at home from
a trip to Cleveland and Toledo.
Mrs. Mary Merriman, of Indianapo-
lis, has been visiting relatives here.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
All taxes must be paid on or be-
fore January 20 to avoid penalty.
FRANK BENKE, Treas.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
NOTICE TO GRAIN SHIPPERS
Shipments of Shelled Corn Between
NOn-inspectiOn Points Must be
Reported to the Department

Whenever any shelled corn Is sold,
offered for sale, or consigned for
sale by any of the grades of the Off
cial grain standards of the United
States for shelled corn, and is ship
ped in Interstate or foreign commerce
without inspection from place in the
United States at which there is no
inspector licensed under the United
States grain standards act to another
place at which there is no such in
spector, the shipper is required by
the rules and regulations of the Sec
retary of Agriculture under the act
to send report of such shipment to
the Secretary Of Agriculture, at
Washington, d. c., within seven
days. Failure to make the required
report may subject the shipper to the
criminal punishment specified in the
act.
These facts are called to the at
tention of grain shippers by the Off
ce of Markets and Rural Organiza-
tion of the United States Department
of Agriculture, because it believes
that some shippers do not fully un-
derstand the requirements of the reg
The reports to the department
must show the date of shipment; the
kind of grain and its quantity; the
grade by which it is sold, offered for
sale, or consigned for sale; the
points of shipment and destination;
the name of the initial carrier; the
car initial and number or the name
or other designation of the vessel,
boat, barge, or vehicle in which the
grain is shipped and the name of the
shipper.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
HOPE

We are having genuine winter wea
ther at this writing.
Sickness and cold weather reduced
the attendance at Sunday school last
Sunday. Anne Eichenauer's class
gave the largest offering.
The Y. p. A. was we'll attended on
Sunday evening. The vice president,
Arlen Hellwarth conducted the open
ing exercises. Miss Mary Bair, the
leader for the evening, led during the
discussion Of the subject Ought.
The scripture reading was found in
the 50th chapter of Psalms. Leon
ard Eichenauer was appointed leader
for next Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Pierstorff still remains
veiy i'll.
John Holsinger and Harry Roedi.
ger spent Sunday with Ralph zim-
norman.
Deelaura Smith took dinner with
Ralph Zimmerman and family, Sun
day.
Leonard the year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith is very sick.
Revival meeting is still in progress
at Hope. There will be services each
night this week.
Tobias Eichenauer and wife, Rich
ard Eichenauer and family spent
Sunday with Frank Eichenauer and
family.
A large crowd attended the meet
ing last Sunday night at Hope. Rev.
Reese is delivering some very help
full sermons Come and hear him.
Harold Eichenauer visited the
eastern part of the township. Satur-
day and Sunday evening Wonder
why?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
MONTEZUMA

Mrs. Riley Wills called on Ethel
Stafford, "wednesday afternoon.
Bertha Wills is on the sick list
Mrs, Cora Splllane called on her
mother Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Mary Grubb.
Otis Tobin and family and Blanch
Harrison spent Sunday with Roy
Grunden and wife.
Gladys Preston and Minnie Armel
spent Sunday with Mable Harrison.
Cora Spillane spent Thursday af-
ternoon with Bertha TObin.
Mrs. c. Tobin and children and
Mrs. II. E. Wills spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Geo. Hanna.
IL. b. Bennett called on j. w. Har.
rison. Sunday afternoon.
V. II. Benefits entertained Albert
Harrison and family and Jenny Mon
roe. Sunday.
Mrs. G. Hanna and Lola Hanna, re-
turned home Monday after spending
a few days at New Weston.
Mrs. r. M. Hoel entertained Sun.
day school class Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Hanna and daughter,
Lola, are spending a few days with
VIM. Colson and family.
Zeph Long has been on the sick
list the past week.
Miss Bertha Wills spent Sunday
with Mae Ballinger.
Mary Stafford and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Kittle spent Sunday with Marion
Kittle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Dill are the
proud parents Of an eleven pound
baby girl.
Mrs. Emma Monroe called on Mrs.
John Moore Monday afternoon
Mrs. George Lacy called on Naomi
Kittle Tuesday evening.
Mrs. r. e. Wills called on Mrs. w.
VI. Lacy, Tuesday afternoon.
Esther Johnston spent Tuesday |
hight with Mary Patterson.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
LEGAL NOTICE
John H. KettenrIng, PIaintift.

John H. Kettenring, Plaintiff,
William Foggy; Mrs. William Foggy,
whose Christian name is unknown, wife
of William Foggy; Ms. Jacob A. ret
ters, whose Christian name is unknown.
wife of Jacob Fetters; Mrs. George d.
Lounsbery, whose Christian name is
unknown, wife of George d. Louns-
berry; Mrs. Jeremiah Hall, whose
Christian name Is unknown, wife OF
jeremiah Hall; the surviving spouse,
children, defendants, heirs, devisees.
trustees, executors, administrators, re-
ceivers. beneticiaries, asignees, credit
ors and successors In interest of and to
each and all Of the following named
described and designated deceased per-
sons. viz: William Foggy; Mrs. William
toggy, whose Christian name Is un-
known, wife OF William Foggy, Defen-
dants.
William Foggy. Mrs. William Foggy
his wife, whose Christian name is un-
known, IL living, their unknown heirs, de-
yisees. and legatees II deceased; Mrs.
whose Christian name is unknown, II nv-
ing, her unknown heirs, devisees, legatees.
II deceased; airs. George ID. Lounsbery,
wife OF George D., Lounsbery whose
unknown heirs, devisees. legatees II de-
ceased; Mrs. Jeremiah Hall, wife of Jere-
miah Hall, whose Christian name Is un-
heigS heG%n doViseeai living ieratsss ssg qPnOEn ~.
ceased whose place OF residence
is unknown will take notice, that on the
25th day of November. A. D., 1916, John
II. Kettenring hled his petition In the
Court of Common Pleas. OF Mercer Coun-
ty, Ohio, case number 1905, against the
above named parties and Others praying
that a mortgage given tc said defendant
William Foggy.. recorded In Mortgage
Record Volumn 13, page 227, OF the record
OF mortgages Of Mercer County, Ohio, be
ordered cancelled on said record that ali
right, title and interest OF all the above
named parties In and to the following des-
cribed real estate, situated in the town
ship of Blackcreek, in the County of Mer-
GER and State of Ohio to-Wit:
The East half wi of the East half (1kJ
Of the Northwest quarter (A) OF Section |
Thirty-three (33l, Town Four ~ South, I
Range One a. East. containing Forty (40J |
acres Of land more or less; be forever |
barred. and he be adiudged the owner
thereof In fee simple, free from all claims |
Of any estate therein Of any of the |
above named parties.
said parties are required to answer on 1
or before the goth day OF January A. D., |
L9l1. or judgment will be taken against
Q. n, Jackson and W. q. TouVelle,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff, !
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
A FINE BuNoH OF HOGS

VIM. Snyder purchased a fine
bunch of hogs OF Geo. Klosterman a.
Sons, OF Franklin township, last
Wednesday and shipped them TO East
Buffalo. The bunch was uniform In
size and were of the Big Type Po-
land-China breed, Of which the Messrs
Klosterman make a speciality. There
were 10 head In the bunch and they
brought the neat sum OF $l,792.89.
They still have 40 head they are fat.
tening besides the stock they are pre-
pairing for their third annual sale
next fall The bunch delivered here
last Wednesday morning were as fine
a lot as ever sold In this market
COldwater Chronicle.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
RATION FOR EGG PRODUCTION

A satisfactory ration for egg pro.
duction may be had from the follow
ing feeds: Whole or cracked corn; a
mash consisting of equal parts of
ground corn, wheat middlings, wheat
bran and meat scrap; clean water of
moderate temperature; succulence;
grit and oyster shell. If milk is
available, increase the amount of
ground corn, wheat bran and midd-
lings one-fifth each and decrease the
of meat scrap two-fifths.-
M. G. Fitzpatrick, Ohio State Univer-
sity College of Agriculture.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
ELM GROVE

The money remaining in the Elm
Grove Sunday School treasury was
distributed to Burntwood, Spring Val
ley and Walnut Chapel.
Charles Zumberge and family Wis
tied Sunday with Joe Meyers and
family.
Thomas McGee called at the home
of VIM. McGee, Sunday.
Allen Slusser and family spent
Sunday with Elbridge Adams and
family.
A number from this place are at
tending Protracted meeting at Burnt
wood this week.
VIM. McGee butchered, Tuesday.
Marguerite Slusser is on the sick
list
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-01-19
THE PROBATE COURT

.Will Of Caroline Coughlin, deceas-
ed, admitted to probate. l.. w.
Coughlin appointed executor. Inven-
tory and appraisement filed.
viii of Vincent Qulnter admitted
to probate. Adam Quinter appoint
ed executor. Inventory and appraise-
ment, January 16.
In the matter OF the estate of Ade-
line Fitzwater, deceased, administra-
tor. filed account of final distribution.
Elizabeth Lochtefeld appointed as
guardian of Henry B. Lochtefeld. In
Ventory filed.