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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-10-11
Taxable Valuation s
Signature Of Voter

the proposition submitted on this bal
place cross (X), in the square after
the ward Eyes. To vote against it,
place q similar mark after the word
mo"
And that the president of the police
Jury be and he is hereby instructed to
have prepared for use at said election.
all necessary ballot boxes, tallylsheets.
lists of voters, assessed valuation Of
properties and compiled statements of
voters, in number and amount.
Section Three.
Be it further ordained, etc., That the
polling places for said election shall be
as below named and the election shall be
held by the officers named, as follows:
At Bruce polling place-Luther
Chandler, H. L. Hammons, George
Fuller, commissioners; o. L. Nugent,
clerk; E. NJ. Barton, returning officer.
At Simms polling place-W. A. Beck,
B. F. Darlington, C. Delaney, commits.
sioners; C. J.. Coulson. clerk; H. s
Darlington, returning officer.
At Pollock polling place-Wm. John
son, o. M. Dorsey, o. ]. Hathaway
commissioners; j. H. Walker. clerk;
Wiley Walker, returning officer.
At Antonio polling place-Joe John
son, Paul Thornton, w. D. Mills. com
missioners; P. G. Thompson, clerk; J
w. Barron, returning officer.
At Dry Prong polling placed. v
Donaldson, ]. C. C. Fralick, 7. B. Nor
gan commissioners; Odus Watson
clerk; j. H. Brunson, returning officer
At Fairfield polling place-C.
Blackwell, L. M. Futrell. A. H. Fail
cloth, commissioners; w. o. Hutchir
son, clerk; Earnest Newton. returnin
officer.
At Lincecum polling place-C. C. Nj
Kay, T. H. West, Ransome Ramb,
commissioners; J. H. Smith. clerl
Andrew BiIbo. returning officer.
At Buckelew polling place-W.
Nettles, J. w. Mosely. d. C. Mitchell
commissioners; G. E. Ober. clerk;
E. Smith. returning officer.
At Selma polling place-F. E. Fulle
ton, w. L. Blewster, w. F. Corle
commissioners; S. M. McCarty, cler
G. L. Barrett, returning officer.
At Rochelle polling place-M.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-10-11
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CONTINUED from FIRST fdge)
bridges and other requirements neces-
sary within the limits of said road dis
trict. title to which shall be in the pub
lie, viz:
/. To gravel the Pollock and Colfax
road from Little River to the line OF
road district No. 8, distance OF thirty
miles, $l20, 10000.
2. To gravel the Pollock and Colfax
road from Pollock to its intersection
with the Rochelle and Colfax road,
distance of twelve miles, s4S, 600. 90.
3. To gravel Jena. Georgetown ana
Winfield road from Georgetown 70
Packton. a distance of twelve miles,
GAS, 10000
4. To build and gravel road from
Rapides parish line along the l.. q a..
Rv.. by Dry Prong to Williana, thence
north to intersect Jena, Georgetown
and Winfield road near Zion, a dis
lance of twenty-eight miles, $l4o.-
OOO. 90.
S. To build and gravel road lead
ing from the Rapides parish line wa
Pollock to point on the Colfax-Ro'
chelle road south of Selma, following
the present route of the public road
known as Three Notch road as near al
found practical by the State Highway
Engineers, $ll0. 10000.
6. To build and gravel road from
the crossing on Little River near tn
Thompson's Ferry by Fishville to Pol
lock, distance of ten miles, $50, .oO
7. To built dirt road from Fishvill'
to Wiley Clinton's store at Bob post
office. a distance of about seven miles
100000.
q To build a dirt road from lat
creek at line of road district No.
Dry Prong, a distance of nine miles
100000.
9. To build a dirt road from oil
Claiborne road near Williana to intel
sect Rochelle and Colfax road at VIII
burn FutrelPs store. distance q
about ten miles, 100000.
10. To build q dirt road from San
Spur to Williana, distance of twelv
and half miles, $12,500.00.
IL. To. build dirt road from apoir
near O. C. Nugent's place to interse'
the Rochelle and Colfax road at poll
near Dry Prong, distance OF six mill
$6,OOO.00.
IL. To build dirt road from Il
north edge of the Buckelew field alor
the Claiborne road to VIM parish lin
a distance of seven and half mile
s6.O00.0O.
10. To build dirt road from Viii
ana by George Ober's place to the Q
George Friday place, distance
three miles, 100000.
IA. To build dirt road from w.
Eyre's place along the old public 70
to Simms, thence north to the Thr
Notch road, q distance of eight mile
So. OOO.O0.
Is. Any surplus thereafter left
be used on the roads of said district
accordance with the Judgment OF
governing authority of such roads.
All of the above roads. except the
on which state aid may be furnisht
to be built by the governing author
with labor and teams. home labor to
given the preference.
Taxable Valuation $---
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20
NO BANK FAILURES
IN LAST SIX MONTHS

No national bank failures
for more than six months and
only two small national bank
failures over the last nineteen
months period. Is the record
Tor immunity In the past half
century according TO the re.
port on banking conditions
lust made public by the Comp
troller Of the Currency. Not
since 1870 has this record for
immunity from failure for Ma.
tional banks been equalled.
Twenty charters for new
national banks were issued du-
ring the month Of July and 50
national banks were granted
permission to increase their
capital. The aggregate In.
crease in national bank capital
was over $l2,OOO.OOO. while
the capital Of the newly or.
ganized banks amounted to
$7s0.OOO. Banking conditions
over the country indicate 4
flourishing market and n ra-
ther general possession Of
money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20
..r,nEs TO INVEST
IN SAN LUIS VALLEY

t,fc Weinberg. OF Gales
,orr, H.. father OF Mrs. Vern
y" : Hampton Of Alsmosa. after
:, ,,.,,iny a comprehensive idea
ts,he southwest. returned to
:, -. homs Yesterday evening.
o. While here Mf: Weinberg
,urchased ut Dolores $4,000
boses Of apples. = product ~
s,s s "a is found Ia America and
Nv a his return he purchased
=. .,syen cars Of potatoes from
Hampton Brothers. ,
M. Weinberg owns land
{, Florida. Texas and Illinois.
~ M, has concluded that he
mus, u have land In the San Luis
alley and Is now negotiating
for the purchase OF at least
Two quarter sections:
This most practical view Of
the superiority of the lands Of
the San Luis Valley must ap-
nsal to the consideration Of
other practical people.-Ala-
moss Empire.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20
Those who have 4 desire te

Those who have q desire to
take a ride in an aeroplane
will have an opportunity at
the State Fair at Pueblo, Sept.
p to q. A passenger car
Hing aeroplane taxi service
will be operated at the State
Fair grounds by the Curtis
Humphrie Aeroplane company
Regular fares will be charged
and anybody and everybody
can ride.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20

President Woodrow Wilson
will greet the people Of Colo
rado nj the State Fair between
4 and s o'clock on the after
noon of September 25. Thurs
day, Arkansas Valley dav at
the State Fair. Thousands of
returned veterans Of the world
war will be the escort Of the
president and he will be &C.
companied by Mrs. Wilson.
The president will enter the
Fair grounds in an auto. and
will drive around the track and
will stop in front Of the grand
stand to greet the thousands of
Coloradoans who will be at
the fair that day to pay a tri-
butte to the president and COM
mander Of the armed forces in
the world war.
President Wilson's visit Is
for the purpose Of taking the
fight on the confirmation of
the peace treaty and league
Of nations to the people for
their ratification and confirm
alton. The State Fair mana
cement has arranged to take
care Of $4,000 people at the
Fair grounds that day and II
will be one of the biggest days
In the history Of the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20

w. P. Simpson of Kansas City.
Mo-. assistant to Judge Lowe. Presi-
dent Of the National Old Trails As
sociation is In Cresde for the pur-
pose Of getting memberships to the
association for the purpose OF
adopting and making the road from
South Fork to Creede q part OF the
National Highway. to send tourists
to our scenic county and also to
help US in getting Federal aid in
building and improving our roads.
Creede Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20

The agent at Garland has given
up his post and will soon move
away. away. Mr.. Tucker. agent
at Monte Vista, will come to Gar
land It is understood. Mr.. Tucker
was agent here n number OF years
ago and applied for the position
when he learned that there would be
vacancy. Garland is to have y
new depot some day. The survey
or has been made and signs point to
work beginning soon. Since the
fire which destroyed the station here
two cars have been used.-Fort
Garland Notes. San Luis valley
News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20
The Best Advertisement

The best advertisement any mer-
chant can have IL a satisfied Gus
toner. No greater recommendation
can be given an article thaa the
following by e. B. Milburn. Prop.
Guion Drug Store. Guion. ARK.
1--WE have sold Chamberlain Q
Cough Remedy for years and have
always found that It gives perfest
satisfaction"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20

The government display At
the State Fair at Pueblo.
September 22 to 81 will &C.
cupy a freight train Of IA
ears. II will show all the ia..
Co. war equipment and appnra-
tus just as used in the late
war. This display is the larR-
est ever sent out by the war
department and will show in
this state only at the State
Fair. There will be no extra
charge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20

The little 4 year old daugh.
ter of A. c. Nelson of Manas-
"a was killed Tuesday after.
noon when the car in which
she was riding tipped over and
threw her out. She lived sew
eral hours after the accident
happened. Funeral services
were held Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-20

Miss Gladys Estes. of Trini-
dad has been here this week
visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Heilman.
She left here yesterday for
Monte Vista. where she will
visit for q few days. after
which she will return to her
home in Trinidad.-Alamosa
Courier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05

1.-TWO years., Genevieve Monroe,
Dorothy Anderson two years..
Arthur Fullmer, Harry Mayer two
years., Axel Anderson, Garland
Worthy, Paul Anderson, Harold
JACKIE, Elsie Monroe, Harold
Schenebricker (three years., AL
vim Vehmeier (seven years)-2.
Horace ManL-Lillian Ashworth,
Raymond Averill, Dale Berry, Hell
en- Estes, Lillian Heitz. Earl
Owens, Robert Townsley, Raymond
Heitz. Clarence Grams, Dorothy
Clossin, Paul Carruthers, Eleanor
Briggs, James Townsley. Richard
Williams, Virginia Duburg, Louis
DeVacht, Harold Lindberg (two
years., Russell Miller, Leroy Pc
terson, Frances Sollenberger, Lu-
ellie Lindberg 1.-TWO years.. Olive
DeBord. Mary Boens. Loretta Van
Damme, Clara Cabooter (three
years., Martha Ashworth 1.-TWO
years., Floyd Lang, Rachel Enge-
saeth, June Doyle, Anna Cabooter
1.-TWO years., Ellen Enberg, Mar
garet Van DeVoorde, Ruth Nichols,
Mae Fassnacht -four years.. Nell
lie Anthony, Clara Sewell (seven
years., Dorothea Henke -four
years., Everett Meinger -four
years.. Viola Nelson, George Reid.
Marjorie Miller 1.-TWO years., Ours
son Boens, Glen Anderson, Buch
Bredt 1.-TWO years., Helen Jenkins,
Carl LundQuist 1.-TWO years., Max
inc McKettrick. Elmer German
-4S.
Franklin - Raymond Bonslough,
Georgia EtzeI, Eleanor Fisher, Lois
Wheeler. Norma Frank 1.-TWO years.,
Henry Boelens. Ralph Mackenzie,
Clarence Minnehan, Alvey Smea-
ton (three years., Leona Timm,
Elsie Unterkircher, Hope Ander-
son two years., Lester Diedrich
1.-TWO years., Ethel Hedling 1.-TWO
years., Joseph Heitahrcnd -four
years., Aline Johnson, Otto Kurtz
Give years., Gunnell Simpson,
Martha Sommer 1.-TWO years. Frantz
Lindell Give years., Iona Atkinson
Give years., Mary Burton (three
years., Lucille Eckerman -four
years., Orville Anderson -four
years., Leo Beintema, May Beattte,
Herbert Wilson, Caroline Leckey,
Clarence Clark (three years., Lu-
Gle Harpole, Roscoe Day. Kenneth
Brunswick flour years., Vivian
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
MRS. KELLY Was
DISCOURAGED
farmers Wife Had Suffered Twen-
ty-eight Years-"NO Medicine
Equals Tanlac," She Says.

IF there was no other way for
me to get Tanlac. I would actually
walk all the way from our farm in
the country to Peoria rather than
be without it," said Mrs. j. w
Kelly, who lives on route No. 2,
Peoria, Ill, a few days ago.
II suffered for % years." con-
tfnued Mrs. Kelly, land during that
time I spent thousands of dollars
trying to find a medicine or treat
ment that would overcome my
troubles, but 1 never got any re-
lief until l commenced taking Tan
lac My stomach was in an awful
condition, and everytime l ate any
thing I would suffer for hours aft
erwards Sometimes I would have
cramping spells, and then l would
>Qften suffer on account of gas
forming from sour, undigested
food. l would have awful head
aches, too. and would frequently
get so dizzy that 1 would either
have to sit down or lie down to
keep from falling. My appetite was
so poor that l hardly ate enough
to keep me going and got so thin
and weak that | was hardly able to
get around at all. 1 also suffered
a great deal from nervousness, and
never got a good nights sleep. l
finally got in such worn-out,
rundown condition that I just had
to give up trying to do any of my
work. In fact. I was completely
discouraged over my condition,
and gave up all hope of ever get
ting better.
II told my husband that 1 didn't
think it was any use for US to
spend any more money for medi-
cine. but he said, No, you mustn't
give up, for as long as there is
life. there is hope& Well, 1 noticed
Tanlac being advertised and /
thought l would see il that would
do me any good, and before / had
finished my first bottle / could see
1 was mending right along. My ap-
petite is as good. now as it ever
was, ard I can eat just anything /
want without suffering agonies aft
erwards. I have taken five bottles
of Tanlac so far, and my health is
far better now than 1t has been in
over thirty years. My stomach
troubles have disappeared, and my
nerves are in such fine condition
that l drop of to sleep as soon as
I go to bed every night, and l hard
ly ever wake up until | am called
in the mornings. l haven't had a
headache or one of those dizzy
spells since / finished my first bot
tie of Tanlac. and am so well and
strong in every way that / now do
all my homework, and look after
my cows and chickens besides. |
don't believe there is a medicine in
the world that equals Tanlac, and
1 just can't find words to express
how very grateful I am for the
great good it has done and I will
praise this wonderful medicine as
long as / live"
Tanlac is sold in Rock Island
by Bengston's Drug Store.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05

years., John Greve, Raymond
Johnson. Madeleine Lundy, James
Moses, Francis Murray, John Pod
lashes. Mary Schmidt, Myrtle Wal
lace, Walter Lundy -four years. ,
Barton Edwards, Hazel Gilman,
Frederick Hetter Cthree years.
Louise HouIdsworth (seven years.,
Helen Reynolds, Gladys Steele,
Eugene Ullemeyer-41.
Eugene Field = Wayne Middle
ton, Vernon Human, John Bartels.
Joe Reese. Henry Ramser. Claude
Lundy. James Zies. Marshall
Dwight (three years. Herman Bar
tells, Ralph Beinke, Wilbur Carel,
Nathaniel Dwight three years.
Clarence Meyers. Richard Rogers,
Eugene Swails 1.-TWO years., Helen
Atkinson, Viola Caulfeld (three
years., Wilbert McClain two
years., John Hansen, Dorothy
Shoemaker three years.. Cath
airline Pender two years., Mildred
Atkinson (six years)-22.
Irving-Maureen Bennett, Gerald
Cooke. Robert Stran three years. ,
Frederick Rolf, Ada Robinson,
Olive Mogler 1.-TWO years., Theo-
dora Wannack (three years., AL
bert Hammond (three years.. Ron
aid Reddig. Clarence Skinner
three years., Charles Boetje, Dan
Snively two years.. Dean Paul
sen, Carlto2 Taylor. Ivert Shinski,
Charles Nichols, Richard Bladel
1.-TWO years., Sylvia Bealer 1.-TWO
years). Clyde Iglehart flour years. &,
Dorothy Matthews two years. =,
Myrtle Sheuring, Thelma Clemann,
Frances Johnson, Evelyn Bleuer
(six years., Bertha Lindblom-25.
Longfellow - Lawrence Ander-
son, Earl McManus, Helen Porter.
Leroy Stuhr. Leo Wynes (three
years.. Garold Danielson, Dorothy
Endlich, Doris Kline, Letha Stee-
pleton. Billy Rossiter, Belle Hor-
ton, Ruth OLSON, Bernard Ander-
son, William Witter -four years.,
Phil Bartholomew, Robert JACKIE,
Harold Messenger (three years. :,
Franz Anderson (three years.
Harold Lincke two years., Charles
Hanson 1.-TWO years., Harold Hen
ninger, Helen Anderson, Linnea
Benzon. John Leaf, Marie Nelson,
Pearl Helmer, Karl Karlson, Va
lera Meyer. Birdie Larson 1.-TWO
years., Ada Rite. Karl Kirkman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
327 PUPILS AT
SCHOOL EVERY
DAY FOR YEAR
Franklin School Heads the List
With 5O-HOrace Mann Runs
Close Second With As.

Three hundred and twenty-seven
pupils in the Rock Island public
schools were neither absent nor
tardy during the year 191S-1919 and
earned the right 10 be placed on the
honor roll"
Franklin school leads the field,
having an even 80 students who
braved the rigors of the year and
pulled through with an unscathed
record. Horace Mann ran a close
second for first honors, being nosed
out by margin of two. The other
schools followed in order named :
LongfelIow, AZ; Lincoln, Al; Haw-
thorne, 81; Irving, %; Eugene
Field, %; Grant, 81; Kemble, IS;
Frances willard, Z; Center Sta
ton, 6; Audubon, 5, and Edison, 3.
This is considered a remarkable
record of attendance in view of the
"fu" epidemic that ragged during
the late fall and through the winter
months.
The following is q list of the
pupils who got their names on the
roll, and the number of years, if
more than one, that each has been
in unbroken attendance:
Hawthorne - Francis Gilbert,
Frank Laube, Bert Hough. May
Potter, Marguerite Van De Maele,
Carl Johnson, Helen Johnson, Al
bert Taets. Mildred Turnbaugh,
Goldie Green, Eunice McElroy,
Roy Moody. John Segre, Martha
Schyvens. Harold Fitz, Carl Mil
Ter, Charlotte Thoeming. Elmer
Interest, Lester Martin, Raymond
Ostrom. Albert Molten. De Ar
mond Apple, Walter Carlson, Ag-
mes Johnson, Wesley Nilsson, Lee
roy Schroeder, Jane Sperry. Alice
Taets, Carl Vessel, Otto Rooster,
Julia McElroy, Clarence Sandaway,
James Bebber. Cal Wulff. Donald
= Ritze, John Mccarthy Edna Har-
rkon-37
Kemble-Charles Volk, Fred Ill,
Evelyn Carr, Albert Carlson, Ger
aid DERRICK, Maurice Hadaway,
Eleanor McL2ne, Joe Podlashes.
Chelsea Granger 1.-TWO years.. Har-
<ry Ward III, Kenneth Yount, Rose
Park. Richard Brown 1.-TWO years., ,
Cecil West. John Posateri, Ray
mCnd Trauwaen, Howard Smith,
Josephine Laedoke-18.
Lincoln - Beverly Bender, Ruth
Churchill, Lewis Shea, William
Philip Totten three years., Nor
sman Charles Strupp 1.-TWO years. +,
Evalena Maurine Anderson. Janet
Hazel Nudge, Richard Dewitt Poi-
lard 1.-TWO years., Ruth Brown,
Clifford Ostrom, Roy Hartman,
Virginia Scherrer, Agnes Carlson,
Juanita -Wedertz, Pearl Anderson
three years., Frank ENTER (three
years.. Helen Martin (three years.,
Nellie StrickelI three years., JUS
tin Thielke. Ralph Ostrom, Ethel
May Baldwin three years., Fran
ces Morley, Howard Stephany, Vio-
let Schultz. Helen Brown 1.-TWO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05

Park 1.-TWO years., Henry Nesseler.
Leroy Seuss (three years., Beulah
MONTE, Margaret Iverson 1.-TWO
years., Donald Kolls, Thelma Kin
ton 1.-TWO years., Louis Moos 1.-TWO
years., Edward Myers. Florence
Stewart, Arvilla Schinski, Mar
guerite Tonkin -four years., Ar
thur Stanhaugh, Madaline Van
Pembroech, Dorothy Schultz, Stel-
la Kopp, Alma Henderson, Arnold
Kruger two years)-5O.
Grant - Mildred Achilles, Violet
Atkinson flour years., Harold
Bowers, Harry Frommeit. Eleanor
Harrison. Henrietta Hancq three
years.. Richard Iverson flour
years., Grace Iverson, Bernice
Mas, Louis Manuel -four years.,
Helen Moose (three years., Paul
Mueller, Lawrence Olson 1.-TWO
years., Raymond Olson 1.-TWO
years., John Schroeder, Howard
Shoup, Ina Suffer -four years.,
Alfred Tanner, Harry Van Hecke.
Frances VermiIuon, Marie Wendt
-21.
Audubon Marie Garrison, Ada
Monigold 1.-TWO years., Richard Sc
line, Phebe Alice Sudlow two
years., Donald Tobey 1.-TWO years.
IS.
Frances Wiilard-Raymond Van
Tuyl, John Lawson, Kenneth Muir
ray. Edward Stapp, Harry Spence,
Taul Vance. Leo Hejda-7.
Center Station-Emil Bendt 1.-TWO
years., Helen Wheeler 1.-TWO years. I,
Margaret Busby, Raymond Dierolt,
Viola Bendt (three years., Eta
Eggert (three years)-6.
Edison-Bessie Jane Banks, Ber-
tina Bolis 1.-TWO years., Marguerite
Barnett, Donald Gibson, Lyman
Bolis (three years)-5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
SHOOTS DUCKS OUT
OF SEASON; CHARGE

Louis Springstetter' of Oquawka,
Ill, waived examination before
United States Commissioner T. P.
Sinnett yesterday on a charge
of violating the federal game laws
by shooting ducks out of season
and was committed to the county
Jail to await the next session of
the United States court at Peoria.
Springstetter was arrested by the
game warden of Henderson coun-
ty. He is said to have killed Is
ducks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
WILL RID CITY
OF ALL WEEDS
Work Is Started Today Under Su-
perviSion of Commissioner
Frank WITCH.

Work Of Kidding the vacant lots
of the city from weeds and all
other unsightly conditions, was
started by the city today and Com
missioner Frank WITCH announced
that an additional force of men
will be put to work tomorrow.
Commissioner WITCH stated that
the city ordinance which provides
that all premises shall be kept in
an orderly condition will be en-
forced and that a penalty will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05
DR. COFFEE WILL NOT SEE PA.
TENTS SATURDAY NIGHTS
DURING THE SUMNER.

DR.. W. 0. Coffee, First National
Bank building, announces he will
not see any patients on Saturday
nights during the summer months
that is, June. July and August, as
his work is so hard during the day
that he cannot stand the night
work during these months. He
asks his patients to arrange and
see him during the day on Satur-
day, Monday and Tuesday from
a m to 4 d m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-05

melted out to all who violate this
ordinance.
With the work of cleaning the
alleys finished. the city is already
presenting a better appearance and
Commissioner WITCH said that con-
ditions will not be allowed to grow
lax IN this respect.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-12
AT CONFERENCE
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Harrisburg Societies Are Well
Represented at Institute
Held This Week

The Epworth League Institute of
the Central Pennsylvania confer
ence of the Methodist Church held
this week in Eaglesmere has been
a decided success. Harrisburg So
cieties had fine representation, ia
Guiding the following people:
Mrs. e. +. Lawton. Miss Martha
Lawton, Miss Margaret Ramey. Miss
Ethel Santo, Miss Esther Leeds,
Miss Zula Brady, Miss Erma En-
sminger. Miss Marian Willis, Miss
Helen Storey, Miss May Forsyth,
Miss Mildred Kulp, Miss Jane Hort
ing, Miss Harriet Stoner, Miss Emily
Sites, Miss Marion Towsen, Miss
Gertrude Copeland, Miss Emma
Miss Emma Bower, Miss
Ray Willis, Miss Ida Sourbeer,
Miss Elizabeth Pyles, Miss Lula
Klinepeter. Miss Margaret Garman,
Miss Sara Manahan, Miss Alma
Shut, Miss Dora Billet, Miss Paul
inc Hunzberger, Miss Besse Bennett,
Miss Helen Broomall. Miss Adeline
Paul, Francis Paul, W. Ray Chap
man, Glen Myers, Leon Simonetti,
Larue Shaub. Mrs. Roy Walborn Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Latham, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Straub. Mr.. and Mrs.
John McMorris, the Rev. and Mrs.
f. A. PyleS.