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Product Will Be Used In War
Campaign In City Of
Columbus
FREDERICKTOWN LOSES
MILK SUPPLY WEDNES.
Farm Institute Opens Next
Week; Fredericktown
News Items

FREDE ERICKTOW y, Feb. :
The j. Il. Foote Foundry Co. has
loaned one of its largest bells weigh
ing abut $500 pounds. to Columbus
war campaign to be used this week.
The bell will be inscribed Liberty
Bell and will have a crack painted
en- it TO resemble the old historic bell.
It was sent to Columbus by express.
The mems class of the NJ T.. Sun
day school will hold social in the
church parlors on next Tuesday even
ing. A literary program will be Civ
en- during the evening. Refreshments
will be served.
Mrs. Frank Liyinggood and little
daughter, Margaret Ann of Berea,
Ky. are visiting here this week Mrs.
I.ivinggood formerly resided here.
Mrs. Fred Barnhart, who has been
ill., is improving nicely.
Mrs. a. c. IIuddlc is visiting at
Cardington and Bremen.
Mrs. Matte Toms has returned
from "A visit with her brother, DR.
Love, on Shelby.
Mrs Hoy Swetland Of Toledo, who
has been quite sick at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Karl F'riel, in Mt
Venom, is expected here this week
/ Paul White Of Lucene will com
mencc on Saturday Of this week to
close out his stock of groceries and
general merchandise. Mr.. White eX-
poets to move to Frcdcricktown this
spring.
Miss Fern Marklcy who was Oper-
ated on at Mt, Carmel hospital, Co.
umbus for appendicitis, is getting
along nicely.
The milk delivery wagon owned by
c. c. Konc met with quite an acci.
dent on Wednesday ol this week. His
horse fell on the ice and overturned
the delivery wagon, breaking lot of
milk bottles, and as Il result Frcdcr'
icktown people We're without milk on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. u. NJ. Brumbach have
returned from visit with their son
Ralph, at Chillicothc.
Mrs. j. -. Sludor, who has been
quite sick, is better.
Mrs. Daniel Brown has returned
home from pleasant visit with Mrs
Frank Dalrymplc at Mt. Gilead.
Craig Bcbout was in Mt, Vernon OF
Wednesday of this week
The 21th session of the farmers in
stitute viii be held here in the Nei
theatre next Tuesday, Feb. ~. The
speakers will be A. o. Ncwcomb o
d Burton, o., and G.. T.. Green of Patas
kaln, O. An address will also be civ
! en- by Dist Supt Knowles of thi
place.
Miss Anna Cashier and Miss Mau'
, McKiernan have returned from Il bus
{ mess trip to Cleveland.
1 MI. lowering or Waterford ha
. rented the George Cook property an,
4 viii move this spring.
. Mrs. Robert Knox, who has bee
4 quite sick with a severe attack o
C tonsilitis, is getting along nicely.
q Miss Lcota SWitzer was the eues
Of Butler friends over last Sunday.
Miss Alice Hart Of West Nirgini
lett for her home on Tuesday qf thi
week after II visit With Mr.. and Mrs
Y Z II - NF;., ,,,t ,,r ,nuFn
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid wen
to the surgical dressing room Tues
day afternoon to do work for the Re
Cross
. MIR and Mrs Thrift and daughte
y, Harriet, of Wintersett, Iowa, are th
" guests of Mrs Turner and family {
~ this place,
Mrs, Thomas popham is in Newar
this week
Mrs, Webb Anders, south OF tow
entertained company OF ladies wit
of dinner ON Tuesday ct this week
The Missionary society OF th'
T., church viii meet with Mrs. Cha
Edwards Thursday afternoon of tn
week
pr l.. l.. Swank and family spent Su
So day in the home of Florense kunk'
,d Miss Anna Chandler visited frien'
os at Camp sherman, Chillicothe, la
\, Saturday ana sunday,
nj Winfield COnant of Columbus spe
y the weekend with his sister, Cl
nd Conant.
A. The Kokokolio Camp Fire Gii
and their guardian. Miss Johnso
he went in hobsled party to Mt VI