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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AND DASHES, by RUDE,

Mrs. W. NJ. Kill was shopping in
81. Joseph. one day the first of the
week.
Guy Jones attended a big thor
oughbrcd cattle sale Mt Sheridan, Mo-,
the first Of the week.
Mrs. J. c. Hinklc and Miss Flor
cncc Stuart were Craig visitors, last
Monday.
w. +. Balm was here secvral days.
the first Of the week, from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, visiting with Mrs. BAN.
A good rain visited this vicinity
last Saturday night. Almost all Of
the farmers were ready TO begin SOW
ing wheat the first Of the week, and
the rain has made the ground too wet
for sowing for "a few days.
e. T.. Moore was a business Wis
itor in st. Joseph, the first of the
week
Miss Edna Jones Is patient in the
Christian hospital, in Kansas City,
aking treatment for her back, which
vas badly injured some time ago. by
being paved by n horse. Miss Edna
has host of friends here who are
watching her case with interest and
they trust she will fully recover.
-Clabe Smith and daughter. Miss
Celia. we're Forest CITY nassenvers last
Monday morning.
-Giiman Walden was in St. Joseph
several davs tbc first of the ,ycsL
visiting with his son. William and fam
Nv
Mr.. and Mrs G. g Mexico md
family were pleasantly surprised, last
WAInnRnnV AVnninU whan larna
number Of friends gathered nj Tho
Red Cross room with well-filled has
kets. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee. who left
RECENTLY for Fores, CITY have a In, ce
number of staunch friends. and iris
WAS one of the WAYS In showing their
regret. Every one received Ms inst
share of fried CHICKEN notato sojad
fruits. iellies and cake besides Mi ~
the other good THINGS which had hoen
provided bv the unselfish bonsewivss
The mll In the activities after snnnsr
Was merely n recess Tor fn,thar ~
Old and Young alike throw tbamseivas
into the games of the sven;n@
great MANY of our common foih sares
were played until most of the euasts
Mere Worm ont hy .,hre . ~ Jsen ae uesas
TO Jericho" or by going I'M the airy
plane" Then came the quiet leave.
taking. which ended in aCad n. W;th
You Tin We Meet Again" ~
Mrs. T. j. Bridsmon il nm the
sick list this week y" '"e
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Catron md
daughter. Mrs. Dodson and Mrs EranL
Cooner. of Craig, returned homo I'm
latter mart of last waeL frnm . ,h n
trim out through Denver. Salt lake
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03

in coming together as a band of Sun
day school workers to consider the
various phases of our work in the
meetings as this aid greatly in help
ing US to a fuller realization of our
solemn responsibility to those who may
be looking to US to guide them into
the Kingdom of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
We, as christians, would be true to
our stewardship, and are ever anxious
to know the best and most efficient
methods Of accomplishing the best re-
suits in our noble work. Therefore,
we would express our gratitude to our
state workers for the helpful instruc-
tons given us, and also to our county
officers for their earnest efforts to
make this convention a success. We
heartily appreciate the cordial well
come the Maitland people have ex-
tended to the delegates in opening
their homes for entertainment. We
believe the town where the county con-
vcntion is held is fortunate in having
such a school Of practical instruction
in their midst, and il seems that there
naturally would he rivalry among
the towns OF the county as to which
might have the privilege of having the
annual convention. We would recon-
mend to each delegate to note the
points Of cxcellcncy to which their at
tention has been called, and try TO
apply in their own school these various
features, and be able TO report TO the
next convention the results Of their
efforts made towards the 100 per cent
mark.
Respectfully submitted,
"F. L. DeBOLT,
MRS. W. r.. STUBBS,
Of. l.. TELLER,
Committee"
Thus closed one Of the most earn
est and successful Sunday school con-
ventions in the history Of our county.
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County School Notes.

An interesting meeting was held IN
the superintendent office last Satur-
day. when the work in Vitalized Agri-
culture was discussed by the teachers
of the county doing the work in their
schools. -.
pr. Richardson, president of the
Naryyille Teachers College, was in
the county last week, making short
visits in several of the schools. Inc
especial object of his coming was to
attend the Blair Community Meeting
last Friday night. A very interesting
program was presented. Supt. Skel-
ton, with his corps of teachers, was
present, and his remarks added much
to this enjoyment of the occasion. Mr..
Richardson and the superintendent
spent the greater part Of the after
noon in the Blair school. Mr.. Rich
arison commended very highly the
quality of the work done in this school.
The next Teachers Meeting will be
held IN the Blair school house, on Sat
urlay afternoon Oct. 4, beginning
promptly at 1880. Teachers OF adja-
cent schools are expected to attend
All teachers and school patrons OF the
county are cordially invited 10 be pres
cnt. fhe program Is as follows:
Music.
Primary exercise by Blair pupils.
1.-THE Home Bureau a. Connected
with Our Schools" Miss DEFAULT.
Music.
How We Secured Our Playground
Equipment" Blair pupils.
County Athletics" Mr.. Bose.
Music.
Recitation in Geography, Miss Elsie
Park.
Work in Vitalizcd Agriculture and
Resulting Problems" Miss Acton and
her puplis.
boys and Girls Clubs" Miss Fate.
Music.
Address. Supt. SHELTON.
work in vitalized Agriculture and
Resulting Problems" Miss Blcvins and
her pupils.
Address, Supt. Ford.
Music.
The superintendent visited the Mon
arch school; Miss Gladys Allen Is do
ing her best 10 make a success Of the
work here. The attendance Is better
than il has been for years. In the
Mayflowcr school, Miss Stadler Is
teaching her second year; her pupils
love her dearly, and their work is u
pleasure to them. Miss Alta Bert
ram has charge Of the Bagby school
this year. Most Of her pupils had been
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Distance Not Thought or.

Only recently Attorney A. NJ. Tib-
bells had some business in the Noda-
way county probate court. He went
out to his garage. supplied his car
with. the nccessaries, turned the
crank, and away he went. He left
home shortly after breakfast and ar
rived safely at Maryville. u distance
OF thirty-five miles. He transacted
ms business, and returned home in
time to enjoy his dinner with Mrs.
Tibbels.
Only last week Rev. c. +. Hand,
who has had the NJ. +. church charge
ut this place, was transferred to the
Osborne. Dekalb county, charge. He
moved his effects by auto truck to his
new charge, distance Of some forty
miles.
Newt Planalp, who owns a truck.
last week took load Of hogs TO the
ST. Joseph market for Robert Kneale,
making the round trip easily in twelve
hours. lie did the same thing week
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03

excused for the afternoon, having
earned part Of days holiday through
perfect spelling lessons.
The Teachers Meeting, which was
to have been held in Forbes, Satur-
day, Oct. IL, has been postponed until
some time in November
Spelling words: parallel, isthmus,
peninsula, island continent, metro
polls. railroad. mountain, river, city,
village, town, population, capital,
strait, ocean, bay gulf ford, current,
stream, range, sea, Europe North
America, Missouri.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL.
Meeting Of Missouri County Chairmcn
ut Kansas City Last Thursday
Launches Movement.

~,
Ihree hay" atter inc deatn OF lheo-
Iore roosevelt Jan: ., lvi?, meet
ing was helu IN Chlcago, AZ whleh
VINE movement was suafted lor Sc.
sur'np u ll'''ng hauonai memorlW
i I9r the eN-preSident. Coi. WIN. Boyen
thompson was appointed national
chalrmhn, ana men ana Women
trends ana close associates OF Iheo-
dofe Roosevelt, were selected To act
~ the Roosevelt Memorial National
committee. On March 2lth char,
man was named Tor each state, and
snese appo,n'ed eha,rmen Tor eaeh
congressional district and county.
The chairman for Missouri Is A. NJ.
tyde' OF trenton; OF the Fourth us
trlct' Col j. w. McNeelcy, OF 81. Jo-
scph ana w. Cai Pierce, OF Maryvilie;
o ho,t county howard w. MINIS, Oh
Mound C,ty. a,
,NoN-iAhliSAN MoVEMENT.
Inc intent OF the Roosevelt Memoir
,ai movement Is TO perpetuatc inc
h,gh type OF Americanism for which
Mr. Roosevelt always stood, and the
great oiilcial accomplishments oil MS
administrations. Roosevelt was
man VINO was admired by both friend
ana Toe Tor his unflinching champion
snip OF what he considered was right
ana Tor the best interests OF his
eountrymen. Governor Allen In his
address PAID high tribute TO Col.
roosevelt as a man, saying IN his
thousands OF miles OF travel In Mr..
hooseycits company MS q newspaper
man, he had never heard Mr.. Roose-
velt teli vulgar story nor speak dis
respectfully OF woman. His home
liie, ne said' was ideal. There was
always the ieeling OF good fellowship
oetweeh MI ROOSEVELT and each
member OF the FAMILY. They were all
eh1ms.
80 " Is to perpetuate these fine
principles OF the deceased ex-president
that this fund OF five millions Is to
pe raised IN the United States.
permanent memorial is to be erected
AZ washington. ID. c. The old home
NJ oyster Bay Is to be purchased and
preserved as national keepsake; and
the principles OF Americanism are to
DC preached throughout the country.
HOLTS QUOTA $500.
Thls campaign TO raise funds for
me Roosevelt Memorial is to be
different from other drives" in that
every gift is to be a free-will offering.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03

Does your stomach feel bloatcd
after eating? DO you have sour ris-
ings, heartburn, spells Of dizziness,
and constipated bowels? II so, Prick.
y Ash Bitters is the medicine for you.
Men who use II find Il exactly suited
for such orders. Price Si.2b per bot
tie. Henningcr Drug Co., Special
Agents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03
Evangelical Church,

Sunday school ut 10 a. IN. Preach
ing service at : p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. : o'clock.
Nickell's Grove Sunday school meets
at 1890 a. m. Preaching service "A,
1880 a. m. Prayer meeting Wcdncs-
day evening, 8 o'clock.
PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03

Mrs. W. T.. Richardson was a ST
Joseph visitor. Tuesday.
Go to the Variety Store for Fall
and Winter Goods, now arriving.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Nineteenth Annual Convention Of the
Holt County Sunday School
Association.

@@-So, anu altnDuBU tneft WIS noN 80
very large a crowd present during the
first day owing to the rain of the
previous day preventing many from
attending, it was attended by an earn
est, enthusiastic body Of delegates,
who put spirit and interest in the pro-
ceedings so that every minute was en-
joyed by those present.
The people of Maitland hung out
their latch-strings, and did all in
their power to make the stay Of the
delegates a pleasant one. and every
delegate attending was glad they were
there, and those who did not attend
missed much that would prove profit
able to them in this great work-this
work that docs 80 much in helping to
shape and mold the character Of the
young boy or girl.
The second days session was large
~ attended and in numerical attend
ance was as large and interesting as
customary.
The officers Of the association were
on hand and did their duties we'll, and
through their efforts in arranging the
program, proved they knew what was
needed for such an occasion, and they
were fortunate in obtaining the SER
vices Of Paul n. Vcith and II. ". Beck
or, Of st. Louis, field agents for the
State Sunday school association, who
were live wires in the work. and their
lectures were well worth going miles
10 hear.
The first session, Monday morning,
was held at the Presbyterian church,
and was called TO order by the presi.
dent. W. l.. Biggs. of Mound City. and
the devotional services were conducted
by Rev. =. Z. Dcvolt, Of Maitland.
The president introduced Paul II.
Nicth, Of ST. Louis, who took for his
subject Checking Up" lie covered
fully the subject. how 10 get into the
real, earnest and effective Sunday
school work.
lie was followed by II. W. Becker,
who spoke interestingly on How to-
conduct the Adult class" and how TO
really interest the grown-ups in the
Sunday school work. lie greatly in
tcrcstcd his audience. The convention
then adjourned for the noon hour.
The afternoon session was conduct |
cd In the Christian church, and the
praise service was conducted by Elder
Harlan, Of Graham.
hr Becker spoke on nc fath"r
the Mother and the Child" and II
proved the subject OF the convention
lie pointed out clearly, what inc re-
lntionShip should b" between these
three the influence ana cnvlronmcnts
for the child should constantly he up
pcrmost in the parents minds. and
and language used IN the
presence OF the chlld should he care
fully guarded
The AFTERNOON session closed by
very interesting tax from the aSso.
cation secretary, John J.. Lacey OF
oregon, on How To interest the BOY
IN the Sunday school work. Inc iirst
,hlng essential was To get thc rlgh,
KIND OF teacher one VINO understands
inc boys nature ms nlSpos''lon' ms
environments. ana above al,' let me
teacher get really Interested IN each
boy IN MS class thcn me BOY WIN
llEpIN npt Interested m Tho tpuglpl.l
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03

w. c. Proud, N. D.. Eye, Ear,
Throat and Nose Specialist O6ics,
Physicians and Surgeons' Building,
7th snd Francis Sta. St. Joseph. No.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03
Attention, Comrades

Attention, Comrsdes.
Meyer Post, G. A. R., will meet. at
It's headquarters Saturday, October
25, 1919. at 2p;m;
DANIEL, ZACHMAN,
d. P. DOBYNS, Commander.
Adjutant. 1
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-03

ALUMINIUM Kitchen Ware, en-
bracing Ladies'. Egg Lifters, Salt,
Pepper and Sugar Shakers, Measuring
Cups, Pans and other articles, an en-
tire new line just in. See our window
display. Choice 10 cents.
THE VARIETY STORE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18

a year before we were expected 10 win
30. We saved 20 billions Of dollars and
untold lives by ending il year ahead
OF schedule Now the people have to
ray the bills. If they don't pay them
in one way theyI have 10 pay them ia
another. You know that as well as
do. but the people may not know it.
You've got TO make them realize IT,
It's up 10 you. Make them see where
they've got to pay now when moneys
plentiful or rav in the future when
there isn't any money TO pay with"
Chairman Davis declared that Cary
was going 10 stand by her glorious war
record Ife said that the cttv was
proud 10 entertain the county represta-
tives and TOLD Of the monster county
parade that Gary is going TO give later
I'm the month 10 celebrate the Victory
Loan. Fred Smith Of the Whiting or
ganization told how Whiting put enc Of
its previous loans over many hours be-
fore the loan started W G. Relman.
chairman Of the Hammond organization.
said that Hammond was good soldier
and obeyed orders but was not going to
try 10 put it over in one day.
County Attorney Joe Brown IF
Crown Point said &c was the county
seats custom 70 make good W II.
Cavender Of Hobart believed that the
city will raise its quota and have nee
trouble in going over the top. hrs
Sheeh8n. executive head of Gary wom-
on organization. ana Mrs. Erickson o.
Gary. Lake county woman's chairman
praised the work of the women during
the war other addresses were made
by out OF Gown speakers and they were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18
The Wonderful Call
When Baby Comes
Lgks The Eisss Of Heavenly Trumpet
When Call ef Motherhood Is Felt~

Of all The most vital times I'm q urora 5rh3
hfs the coming OF baby Is frausbe vita tar
Ereatest meaning. Care should be ezerri ae1
70 insure that The crisis is passed Sea- sat a.g.
Apprehension is avoided bg The Unely
use OF Mothers Friend, a preparation ~
penetrating oils and medicinal lnRredleu1e.
~nieh renders the muscles, cords. tauaeas
and Fgaments plleo.s. ana taus tension s
avoided. Ths usual nervousness. uG.sz-s
beaTi nS-dnvyn and geAoh-ag paias are ca0n-
tefaetSd and the period is caa ca calm re-
pose
be broad, list ahdezinaI muscles relsz
sklkh ease. sad when baby comes tie tigao
~ gSe crisis Ii less ard pain nnd danger Is
gv0i0sd.
1b0usa-ds Of Eolsea Tor hall q century
have used this penetrnEi ing external cpnilca-
ton. prepared especially for exDeciaur faote-
e-s, snd eNsTT ssoIlan awaiting TIE crisis
shculd give DaeT1re q helping hanG
Write the BxRdEa3d Regulator Gnunnnw.
Dept r, Lamar Building. Atlantis. Gcorela-
for theiF Motherhood Back OF eraat vasrs
% 81 women, and obtain g eeUe -
hokheT's Friend frOH1 9he druggist an& he-
E1n ita application regularly night and
morning
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECkLES
Grlsl Make beauty lotion for
q few cents-Try IT,

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons unto
BOTTLE containing three ounces o.
orchard white. shake we'll and you have
60 quarter pint Of the best frec1le and
tam lotion. aad complexion beautiaer AZ
very. very small cost.
your grocer has the lemons ana any
drur store or toilet counter VIII supply
threc ounces of orchard white for few
cents. Massaee this sweetly fragrant
lotiou into. the face. neck. arms and
bands each day and see how freckles
au3 h'sm Shes disappear and how clear.
soft and rosywhite the skin becom g.
YES, 1t is harmless and never initiates
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18

saeellos. who was sent to an Oakland
girls home from here ana brought back
after she ran away, has again been n
an eseapade and was captured after she
mad been at liberty for some time VIII Z
cad IN male attire. She told the sheriff
she would become good as soon as SHE
Isl married, and asked him 70 help her
find a husband. She is 20 years old and
WAS made court ward following
charges that sent her father to the SAN
Quentin prison
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18
LOWELL

George abbey. Leon Bialey. Thomas
Grant and A. s. Huil left last evening
fer Kansas City Mo, whore they 80
to attend a horse sale
Miss lmogene Strickland. who IS at
tending the Indiana state University
a. BLOOMINGTON. came home last eve
ring To- visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18
Music by STERLING'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA

all remember how each time that we
felt it was going to be tough job 70
pat IL over. but energy and pluck and
determination VIII win anywhere and
anything.
Up TO THE WORKERS.
~ ora. gentlemen ana ladies' who af-
ter ALI are the ones who must Ina your
respective neighhorhoods be directly re-
sponsibie for the success Of the loan
must make no mistake. The man who
refuses 10 work for this loan or buy
bonds IS just as disloyal today as he
would have been I'm amy OF the other
loans. Am our personal well being all
The success Of our enterprises. all the
happiness DC our homes. an The glory
eff our country depend entirely on the
willingness of Yourself and every ether
citizen To enter heart and soul into the
success of the Victory L5bert Loan.
'Jf We east OUR vote and influence
against the credit Of the United States.
and that's what You do when you back
cap the Victory Loan, il we don't take
off our coats ana roll up our sleeves
we are dcsero ms OF all the resulting
aeprc and uncertainty that may
come rs USE
eve must put an our strength into
tnie lean
PEOPLE MUST REALIzE IT.
Fellow workers. 1T Isnr necessary
fer me 10 say mere. we won this war
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18

Fellow workers. 1T Isnt necessary
for me so say mere we won this war
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18

If you are patriotic you viii
help Uncle Sam finish the lob BY
lending him your money for the
Victory Liberty Loan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-18
SAYS SHE WILL
BE GOOD AS SOON AS
SHE MARRIEs

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
ok0NILLE. Calf, April. Sheriff
Weber. ia an attempt At redemption.
has inserted q want al in tbe local news
paper in which he seeks 9 husband. Mary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
lSi{d5 {. 6. T 7 : /. d
by Rafth Cameron -
RELAXING TO THE WEATHER,

There's ono grand thing about this
business Of relaxing you can apply
the principle that governs II to so many
phases Of life.
For instance, you can relax to the
weather.
Haven't you ever noticed how much
mental energy people use up ON In"
weather When we have 4 rainy spell
Of three or four days. how many people
get 10 fc"liug that they can't hr nj "as"
in their minds till It clears off. "Oh.
dear it's raining again." they say gloom
fly when they wake up to find /, sim
pouring or. Il fool as IL ! should scream
II the sun didn't com" out" or. This e.,
the third day il has rain"d. il seems nS
If il must clear of tomorrow"
How They Push Against Tho Rain.
Can't you feel tho sense Of pushing
and straining mentally in each OF those
sentence? And what L waste Of energy
ii is,
Wouldn't all those people 10 h"ttor of
II they simply made up their minds that
when II got ready 10 Cl"Ir "ff II would
clear off: that there want an" why
thcy could hurry 1t: that after all 1t
didn't make the slightest r"al dlTr.r"nc"
to them (ur course. ! 90 not refer to- the
cases whcr" rain e. ;.uh',y interfere"
with some plans, and that they mirh, rs
cal burdens III" mental burden Of de
tcstation, but Gown when rh'y arr in@td"
we'll relax their attention. -. 'i aI"I'
something else. and let TIA" Lara attend
to the weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
|NE|RTON MILL
NOW REPORTED
WORKING FULL

STEUBENNILLE, Ohio. Oct. l4-Rc-
ports received from Werton today are
that the WciTton Steel company is opcr-
ating practically 100 percent capacity in
all departments Of its big plant. More
men have been returning TO the mill
every day during tho past week and n
full force was reported this morning.
There are no Indications OF rcSump-
ton OF operations at an early date eth
or at the La B"llc Iron Works or tho
Carnegie steel plant at NinCo. and en-
ployes of these mills arc seeking pos
itions in other lines OF industry. Pick
citing at these plants has practically
ceased.
deavoring to arrange for an open mcet-
ing for the discussion OF StrIl." issues
at Wcrton. but so far has made no
progress with the Hancock county auth
critics. who are unalterably opposed to
any such meetings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-15
REV. W. WISE

the erection of n now church and other
improvements at Grafton boosted ham
n'iur" the conference. and lie was So
lcct"d a. the pastor OF the Stcal"y
Heights NJ. +. church at Clarksburs,
wh"rc he remained until coming 10 the
buckley church.
Work at Buckley n. E.
Through ms able efforts at the Buck
ley NJ. T.. church debts have been lifted
from that parish and a new ppG organ
II the latest type installed. HIS work
with tho young people has been Of sp"-
c!al mention. and Il continual increase in
membership has been feature. The Ep-
worth l"aguc Of tho church captured the
banner for IN" highest average in at
t1Idanc" ut III" stat" meeting, with u
in attendance. The 10y Scout work has
also been feature II tn" church dur
ing the past two years. and the young
people Will miss their hclpmatc.
k"v. Wise Is one Of the youngest min
rSt"rs in IN" local district being only a
niil" past thirty. His winning person.
Hnty has mad" him a great iavDritc with
all. and he Will h" sadly missed. His wife
l'!t yesterday for central Ohio, where
Sh" VIII VISIT her parents before joining
her husband on the trip to tho Golden
Gate"