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ity are urged to be present nt the next
regular meeting Of the Community
club, Tuesday, Sept. 81, at 8 y. m. in
the high school auditorium, where in.
structions will be given in voting.
The members Of the West Side club
entertained their husbands at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Dill last
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served and most enjoyable evening
was spent.
Miss Cleo Conant Of Columbus was
the guest Of relatives and friends here
over Sunday. ri
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurst and
daughter, Miss Anna Howard, return.
I'D last week from two weeks visit
with relatives in Kentucky. .},
Word has been received here of the
safe arrival In Honolulu, Hawaii Of
Miss Melita Hosac, who goes there
for period Of two years as instructor
in college. Her letter describing the
trip is an interesting one. +
Misses Weltha Keck and Katherine
Dague, who have been spending their
summer vacation with their parents
here, returned the past week to their
college studies at Ohio university,
Athens.
Rev. G. e. Stockdale is in attend.
ance at the northeast Ohio conference
of the M. E. church at Cleveland this
week. The official board has asked
that he be returned to this charge
with an increase in salary.
Cards have been received here an.
nouncing' the marriage of Miss Anna
B. Chandler, a former high school
teacher of this place, to Edgar A..
Kennel of Trenton, O., at the home Of
the brides parents in Upper Sandus-
KY, Sept. 2. They will be at home
in Trenton after Sept. 10. Her many
friends here extend congratulations.
The young married peoples class
OF the NJ E. Sunday school, taught by
Rev. G. e. Stockdale, held social at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Black
ford, south of town, last Tuesday even.
ing.
Mrs. Jennie Mcdonald has returned
from months visit with her son,
Zenas, and wife, at Detroit.
The official board of the M. e..
church requests that all members be
present at Sunday school next Sun.
day morning as matters of Importance
will be brought before the congreea-
tion. Don't fail to be there as your
presence will be needed.
The Hotel Ewers will change hands
the first of October, the new proprie.
tor being Ark B. Pond, who is we'll
known to quite number of people
OF this place and Batemantown, where
he grew from boy to manhood. For
many years he was associated in the
mercantile business at New London
and was postmaster there for two
terms.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E..
church will serve chicken dinner in
the church parlors on Wednesday OF
next week, Sept 20.
Clark Brothers, grocers, have sold
their store to Forrest Briggle, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Briggle of this
place. Mr.. Briggle was born and
raised here and will need no introduc.
tion to Fredericktown people. For
years he has been a travelling Gales.
man for one of the large shoe manu-
featuring companies OF the United
States and is fully qualified from a
business point, as we'll as social.
William e. Edwards is building quite
an addition to his sewer pipe factory
on Mansfield avenue. His business is
increasing to such an extent that he
needs more room.
Last Thursday, during the electrical
storm, lightning struck telephone
pole at Forest cemetery and a tree at
the residence,pf P. ]. Cummings, both
supposed to be done at the same time,
a sort OF a double-header. as the clap
and results would indicate.
The report in Tuesdays Banner in
regard to so Chesterville pupils en-.
tering Fredericktown high school was
somewhat exaggerated as the Ches-
terville pupils number about 15-the
most OF whom entered at the begin
ming of the school year, Sept. z.
Miss Marguerite Marple received
word Wednesday that reserved accom-.
modations had been secured for her
from San Francisco to Hong Kong on
the Siberia Maru, sailing from San
Francisco Nov. 10 for Hong Kong. At
this place reservations will have to be
made for Bombay, India.
Miss Marguerite MARBLE desires to-
thank the different missionary soci.
cites of the town, the M. E. Sunday
school and each individual who has
contributed toward her preparedness
for her work in India The gifts hava