The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29
Lieut.. Olaf zewadski arrived

Lieut. OLdL LeW90SkI arrived IN
Ocala Monday afternoon from a visit
in Tampa with his brothers. Messrs.
w. x. and G. B. zewadski and whiia
here is at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Walter Hood. Lieut. Zewadski was
in the air service of the T. S. A. and
saw. a great deal Of service in France
and did great deal of important
work for his country and his friends
! are rejoicing that he came through
! the great struggle unframed Cal
though Il is whispered that he was
considerably "shot up" by sly little
Cupid while he was in France). Lieut..
Zewadski suffered several severe i'll
nesses in France but came through
them o. K. He received his dis,
charge several weeks ago and viii
rest for several weeks longer before
going back to work.
! Friends of the c. E. Connor family
will be interested in learning Of the
! success Of three of their sons who
are working in Detroit, Mich. Mr..
Robert Connor has q very fine posi-
1tOu with the Dodge Motor Company
F, IS Inspector Of motors and Mr. Eu-
gene Conner is with the Tompkins
Axle Company, with which firm Ia
has 3 very excellent position ans
his younger brother. James C0nu1r,
has q position under him with the
same company
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Mrs Benjamin S Weathers left
Friday for New York City. where
she will visit relatives. She will also
visit in Worcester Mass, and in New
Jersey before returning home. She
will be Joined in about a week by
Mr. Weathers, who is to go north on
business and during his absence,
plans to Spend some time in New
York with his brother who is a prom
ineut attorney there-Times-Un
MI and Mrs Herbert Martin, aft
ter q most enjoyable visit in Ocala
with the formers parents, have re-
turned to their home at Auburn, Ala
where Mr. Martin is the professor OF
chemistry and metaIlurgy Herbert's
OcaIa friends were delighted to meet
his pretty young wife and hope for
i frequent visits from her in the fu-
sure
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Mrs w. A. Barrett and daughter
have gone to Gainesville to spend
mouth with her mother, Mrs. Ed
wards, and will go from there to Al
bany, Ca, to Join Mr.. Barrett and will
make their hbme in that city in the
future Mrs. Ola Potter and children
will occupy the house vacated by
I Mr.. and Mrs Barrett.
! Mr.. w * Zewadski returned home
! Saturday afternoon from a very de-
! IightfuI visit at Detroit, Mich, with
his son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Zewadski. He also visited
New York and Atlantic City and en-
route home lie stopped in Asheville
for ten days.
Mrs. Wesley Meadows of Anthony
was numbered among the visitors in
Ocala on Monday. Her friends re-
GREETED to see her wearing her arm
in sling as the result of fall last
week which resulted in her breaking
her wrist.
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WiIIiams-Perl<ins
Married Sunday at p. N. at thu
home of the brides parents, Mr.. N.
M. williams to Miss Bertha Perkins.
Rev. Smith Hardin performed the
ceremony in the presence Of the fam
lily and several friends
! Mrs. Charles S. Cullen, Ralph, Sid
ney, Alice and Spencer Cullen, have
returned home from very pleasant
visit of several weeks with relatives
in eastern North Carolina. They
made the trip in their new Ford
coupe, Mr.. Ralph Cullen driving.
Mrs. Gay G. Livingston and sons of
Kissimmee, are at Daytona beach
for a few weeks. Mrs. Livingston
was formerly Miss Alta Pearson OF
this city.
Mrs. G. c. Pasteur and children re-
turned home Monday afternoon from