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FREDER|CKTOWN

Misses Grace Cooke and Esther
Leverlng have gone to Kent to attend
summer school.
Charles Struble and wife, of Day.
ton, KY, were calling on the Struble |
relatives here last week. Mr.. Struble |
will be remembered as the son of vii. !
liam j. Struble and wife, who we're
residents OF this place for number
of years, leaving here and going to
Kentucky 20 years ago or more. On
Saturday, accompanied by ID. w.
strible, they drove to Ashland to Wis
1t Fred Wolford and family.
Misses Alice Allgire, Helen Cooke,
Gertrude Mann, Merle Fidler, Halle
Dunn and Ada Keller and Messrs.
Blake Mishey, Mark Baker, Paul Ho-
sack and Merritt Ogle have gone to
Athens to attend. summer school.
Miss Weltha Kick returned to Ohio
university on Monday after having
spent few days with her parents
here. She returns there for six weeks
of summer school which will enable
her to graduate from that college
| with the class of 1921.
Shipping facilities are such here
that both the foundries here have to
truck their local shipments to Mt.
Vernon for shipment. The B. & O.
will take carload lots, but nothing
less. Several carloads of their pro.
ducts have been shipped to Seattle,
Wash, and Stockton, Cal, recently,
where Sears, Roebuck & Co. have es-
tablished branch houses, the factories
here supplying them, as well as the
Chicago house, with farm and church
bells, block machines, concrete mixers
and many other products.
Vincent Durbin Of Cincinnati was
the guest Of p. j. Cummings and wife
the weekend. Vincent is engaged in
the brokerage business in the Queen
City and is another of the Frederick
town boys who are making good in
tho world.
Rollin Mckinley of Cleveland
came down Saturday to spend Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mckinley.
Miss Aileen Studor of Cleveland is
the. guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Studor.
Mr.. George A. Lehr of Mansfield
and Miss Martha l.. Auten were unit
ed In marriage at the home of the
brides parents, ]. Finley Auten and
wife, east of town, Wednesday at
high noon, Rev. C. E. Stockdale of
the M. E. church officiating. They
will make their home in Mansfield.
Charles A. Randall Of Mt. Gilead
was the guest of relatives here for
several days the first OF the week.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. F. L.
Harper, pastor. This Friday at p
M, at the manse, a, social gathering
Of all the young people of the church,
Next Sunday, Sunday school at 9:45
a. m, morning worship at IL. The
sermon is one Of the series on "The
Church" The subject is Spiritual
Graveyards." Evening worship at 8
p. m. Sermon; when Hunger is
Blessed" a. consideration of the
, fourth beatftude. The prayer meet
ing next week will be preparatory to
the communion on July 4. The ses-
sion will meet at the close of this ser.
| WI 20 ronaixya hN
admission to the church's member.
ship. The report from the Cleaners
class picnic at Rogers Lake last Fri
day evening is as follows: There
were 64 present, same number well
fed, just that many glad they went
Other classes are planning similar
events during the summer months.
Mrs. Jennie Mcdonald has been
visiting relatives at Shelby the past
week.
| Mrs. Lizzie Keyes has been the
guest of her son, Roy, and family at
Loudonville the past week. She was
accompanied home by little Miss
Louise Keyes.
George Douglas and wife, John Ir
vine and wife, ]. B. Foote and wife
Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs. Earl Dunham
and Misses Marguerite and Anna
MARBLE drove through in autos tt
Moral, Ohio, last Wednesday, where
they were joined by the. Washburl
and Giles families in holding picnic
dinner.
. Mr.. Ralph Parmenter has gone Il
: Marion where he has accepted posi-
I tion as assistant accountant in the OF
: Ace of the Powers Mfg. Co. Ralph /
!. dependable and will make good.
Prof. Robert A. Knox and wife hav
returned from visit with Royal De
witt and family at Cincinnati, mai
n ing the trip in auto without exper
encing any of the discomforts usual
0 attendant upon such trip. Maste
Robert Dewitt accompanied ther
:, home and will spend the summe