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FREDER|CKTOWN


NJ. Il. church
Donley Leedy has gone TO VanWert
where he will work with his father.
The Juniors and Sophomores are
preparing for feed and general good
time at the high school building on
Thursday evening of this week.
Dist. Supt. S. l.. Stewart delivered
fine sermon at the M. Il. church last
Sunday evening on the new birth
Over 100 men attended the service in
body
The Lowell Literary society will
render Il good program at the high
school auditorium on Friday after.
noon beginning at o'clock.
Mrs. H. c. Thompson was in Co
lumbus several days this week where
she was in attendance upon her sis.
ter, Mrs. Dickey of Lexington, who
was operated upon for goitre at Grant
hospital on Thursday.
Negotiations are pending which
may result in another manufacturing
! enterprise fov Fredericktown.
There was union meeting of the
missionary societies of the town at
the Presbyterian church Wednesday,
at which time they had n picnic din
ner and On all-day meeting.
Revival services are still being
held at the NJ. E. church-meetings
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week. Four persons have signifled
their intention of leading the new
life.
The Presbyterian and Methodist 50.
cieties are preparing for special Eas-
ter services
Accoyding to last Sundays Colum-
bus Dispatch, H. Clayton Cain is
slated for the position of superintend-
ent OF the light plant in that city.
He will be remembered as the son OF
L. d. or SANDY" Cain and wife. who
were for number of years residents
of this place. where Clayton grew to
manhood He Is nephew of ID. M.
BTUI1Ddcu Ol tHlS place.
Ann Hill chapter, O. E. S., held
banquet at Masonic hall Thursday
evening of this week.
Miss Marian IlOsack, who Is at.
tending, Oberlin college, Is home to
spend the spring vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. II. lIosack
Miss Katherine Dague, who is at
tending Ohio university, Athens, Is
home for short vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dague.
The high school boys are warming
up for baseball team and the ma
terial on hand looks pretty good.
Miss Weltha Keck, who Is attend
Ing school at Ohio university. Athens,
is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Keck, north Of town.
Miss Dorothy Gould of Oberlin col
lecg is spending her spring vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Gould.
Roy Keyes of Loudonvillc was here
Wednesday on a short visit to his
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Keyes.
Raymond Stockdale of Akron was
the guest Of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. G. IL. Stockdnle, over Sunday.
The Popham school, taught by Miss
Ina Blackford, will hold food ex-
change at Clark Bros. grocery Satur-
day morning.
Why pay S6 or 81 per gallon for
yarnish when you can get 1t for
$3.50? I also have the best prepara.
tion on the market for cleaning paint.
ed walls, woodwork, etc. Iorin Mar.
pie.
4. f.. Stafford, v s., has purchased
the Brown & Swetland property on
South Chestnut street.
Amos Vernier and wife moved their
household goods to Batcmantown
Wednesday and Charles Hyatt moved
the same day into the property re-
Gently vacated by Ernie Toms, who
had moved into the Lydia Dctwiler
property, which he purchased.
There will be Il meeting of baseball
enthusiasts at the council chamber
Friday evening of this week to talk
over the prospects of ball club in
Fredcricktown. That's the stuff
this sounds like getting back to real
life and sport once more. Let every
fan be there, loaded with pep. and
see that something is started.
Frank u. Zieg has purchased the
old mill property and adjacent land
across the creek We predict there
vii be more activity on Mill street in
the near future than there has been
OF late.
No, there was no Mardi Gras festi.
val or circus in town last Thursday
tho gaily-bedecked people that were
peramublating the by-ways and pub
lie thoroughfares were only returning
home from the st. Patrick's Day cele
bration given by the Douglas & Den