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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-24
Order Of Publication.

State OF MISSOURI, County OF Holt, 81.
In the Circuit Court Of Holt County,
Missouri, February Tenn. 1921.
John W. Gresham and Missouri Belle
Gresham, husband and wife. Plain
tiffs.
w.
A. l.. Slusscr, IL living, and the un.
known consort, heirs, dcviscos, ,lu.
nees, alienecs and immediate, mesnc
or remote, voluntary OF involuntary
grantees of said A. l.. SluSser, II
deceased, Defendant.
The State Of Missouri to the above
named or described defendants. Greet.
ing:
You are hereby notified that an ac.
ton has been commenced against you
In the Circuit Court ur the County of
Holt. in the State of Missouri. affect
ing the title a. the following dc scrib, d
land and tcncmcnts in Holt County,
Missouri, to-wit: All Of Lot Eight
49, and Fourteen ul) feet off the
South side uf Lot Five 90, in Block
Eighteen us), original town (now
ei,y) If Mound City. Holt County.
Missouri
TIA, aid position am ~ other
things alleges that plaintiffs verify
believe that there are person inter
estcd, or who claim to be- Interested
IN said real estate, whose names plain
tiffs cannot insert in the petition be-
cause they ATE unknown to plaintiffs;
that the claims OF such unknown pci-
sons are a. follows:
Tim, tho claim, of RIGHT. ,i,Ic an in.
t.rcst in suid real estate of said 4.
4 SIusser. II living. 4. derived Inv win
mo Of /, certain lnrr,nty decd rrom
n. C.. Mcrrick and wife, Jane, TO
Matthias Bucher Ind A. l.. Sluss.r, Of
date January 3lst, 1872, and recorded
in Book 23 a, Page 362 of the real
estate records Of Holt County. Mis-
souri,, conveying to the said Matthias
Bucher and A. l.. Slusscr all of Lot
Eight 49, and Fourteen UA) feet off
the South side Of Lot Five 80, IN
Block Eighteen uS), original town Of
Mound City, Holt County, Missouri;
that no transfer OF III" right title or
interest of said A. l.. Slusscr IN said
real estate Is shown Of record "r other-
wise; that said warranty deed IN the
last transfer OF said rant title or IN
terest IN and TO said real estate last
described: that plaintiffs have no
knowledge Oh Information ~ 10 whcth-
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is rereby given that the IN
dersigned, William Kuhler, Jr,, execu-
tor Of the estate of VIM. Kuhler, de-
ceased, will make final settlement of
his accounts with said estate ms such
executor at the next term Of the Pro-
bate Court OF Holt County, Missouri,
TO be holden at Oregon, in said county,
on the l4th day Of February, A. d.,
1921. WILLIAM KUHLER,
Executor.
First publication. December 10, 1920
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In the Circuit Court Of Holt County,
Missouri. October Term, 4. u, 1870.
Ira Ross, Plaintiff,
vs..
May Ross, Defendant.
Now here On this 2hth day OF Oeto-
her. 1920. the samc being the fir,t day
0f the October term. 1920, ~ the Holt
County Circuit Court. comes the plain
tiff herein by his attorney, and Il be
ing now shown to the satisfaction of
the Court that the defendant herein
canno, hc summoned IN this action
m this state.
II h. here now or,lcicd hy the Court
that said defendant be- notified by
publication. IN The Holt County Sen
tincl u weekly newspaper printed and
published in Holt County, Missouri,
that the plaintiff herein has commcnc-
cd IN action against the defendant,
May Ross. in the Circuit Court Of
Holt County. Missouri. the object and
general nature Of which said action ~
that plaintiff seeks To be- divorced
from the bonds pf matrmony con
tactrd with said defendant upon the
grounds II adultery; and refusing to
iiv" With plaintiff.
And unless YOU the san defendant
lr aud appear at IN" next term OF this
Court to be- holden al the Court house
in the city Of Oregon, Holt County,
Missouri. an the 2sth day IL February
ig1l. an answc, ~ plead to the petit
ton IN said cause, the same viii he
taken rs confessed and Judgment rem
lrr,d accordingly.
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aliences and immediate mcsne or re-
mote voluntary or involuntary grant
ees NJ said Elisha " Freeman, II de-
ceased.
That the claim of right. title or H..
tercst In said real estate Of James
Wright. II living II derived by virtue
of certain Warrenty Deed from Col
son Stapp and wife. Mary Ann Stapp.
OF date November 18th. 1851. and re.
corded in Book &C" at Page 26i Of
the real estate records of Holt Coun-
", Missouri. conveying the West half
of the Southeast Quarter Of the
Southwest Quarter uf Section twenty
seven t27), Township siXty-two I62D.
of Range forty tinl. in said state and
county: that the said Warranty Deed
Is the last transfer uf said title. right
or interest IN said last described real
estate. that plaintiff has no knowl-
edge or information as to whether
said James Wright Il living or dead,
that II he Is dead certain unknown
persons. defendants herein, derive or
claim TO derive title and claim to
said real estate Us the consort. heirs.
deyisees, dOnees, alienccs and immed.
late, mesnc or remote, voluntary or in
voluntary grantees Of said James
Wright, II deceased.
That the claim Of right, title OF In
terest In said real estate of William
Roberts. N living. II derived from u
certain Warranty Deed from James
Wright and wife. Elizabeth Wright,
of date November 90, 1851. and re-
corded In Book 60" ut Page i55 Of the
real estate records Of Holt County,
Missouri, conveying the West Halt OF
the Southeast Quarter ~ the South
west Quarter of Section twenty. seven
t2I), Township iNty.iwo th2l, nt
Range forty tlni IN said state aud
county: that the said Warranty Deed
t. the last transfer Of said title. right
ur interest IN said last described real
estate. that plaintiff has no NnUwl.
edge Or information ~ to whether
said William inh,itH H. living ur
dead, that II lr H. dead certain uh-
kUnWn persons. defendant. hcrciu. d.
rive ~ claim to derive . title and
claim to said real estate ~ m" con
srrt. heirs. lvNisrCsi duuoDs. alicu"cs
aud immediate mrsu", ~ remote vol
untary nr Involuntary grantees ut
said William Roberto. " deceased.
Tint the claim NJ right. til" or IN
lrrcst In said real estate ui John q.
Capps. II living. is derived 10y virtue
NJ y certain Warranty Deed from john
T.. ilarrol and wife, Minerva Il, liar,
rel. Of date May -, 1881. and recorded
IN Rouk ~" NJ Page 1879 ri the alorc-
said records. conveying III" West iali
g. -. Su'A.lf Quarter uI the South
west Quarter nj Section tw"nty-s"r"n
"a
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Order Of Publication.


Missouri. February Term, 1921.
lpra Schonrock. Amanda Nordloh.
Edward ldekcr. Ella Mckee and
Emmett Ideker. Plaintiffs,
vs..
as. u. Galloway and VIM. X. Gallo.
way, beneiiciaries in certain
mortgage, or their unknown trustee,
guardian. assignee, donee or receiv-
ers. II living. and II deceased ms
unknown widow, heirs, dcvisecs. N /.
ecutors or administrators Of said
Jas. u. Galloway and Vim. H. cal
luway. deceased. holders Of two
certain promisory note Of date 25th
day Of January. 1888, due In II
months after date with interest at
the rate OF l0G, until paid and Sc.
cured by Mortgage from Jesse L.
Allen to Jas. II. Galloway and VIM.
X. Galloway. recorded IN book -
at Page 2IS OF the real estate rec
ords Of Holt County Missouri:
Iedokiah Story. II living. aud II de
ceased the unknown consurt. heirs.
devisoeS, donees. alieneos aud i'm
mediate mCgne or remote voluntary
or involuntary grantees uf Icdpkiah
story: Elisha W Freeman. II iiv-
ing, and IL deceased, the unknown
conSort. heirs, deyispcs. donees,
alicnces and immcdiat" mesne or
remote voluntary or involuntary
ErrLir,S ~ Elisha ". Fireman;
James Wright. " living, and I; de.
c.nr'G the unknown cunsurt. heirs.
deyisees, donces. alicn.rs and i'm q.
mediate mesnc or remote voluntary
or involuntary grantees " James
Wright. William Roberts, II living,
and u deceased the unknown con.
sort, heirs, dcvi ,ccs. donrrs, ulirncr.
and immediate. mcsnr nr remote. vol.
untary or involuntary grantees Of
William Roberts; John q. Camps. II
living. aud " Decreased the un.
known CunsOrt. heirs. dcyisccs. don
ceB, nlicncoS and immediate mcsnr
or remote voluntary or Involuntary
grantees oi John u 'apps. Fru,lor.
lex W Walter. beneficiary In a
certain trust decd, ar his unknuW n
trustee, guardian, assignee. 6uncr..
or receivers, II living. and II de.
ceased. the unkno" widow. heirs.
dryisprs. rNrrutors ar .dmiui,trn
tors of guId FrpJ,rirk "A W,I,cr
decreased, holder II y certain prumi.
sorry motto of dni, IAN J,y nf nr,n.
her. 1866. due Iu 2 wears nf,n, J,,.
with intrr"s, az the rate Of Ia. an.
III paid and secured nv Tus, Dood
num Chrisinphcr Noltin,r tn Frad
rrick " Waiter. r,rntI ,d I'm Itnnl,
IL" vt Page 40 OF The ,rpI ,srn,"
,,rotd. nI II,I, T,r",, w,s.nn,,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Count Of Holt Count,
Missouri, FEBRUARY Term. 1921.
The state of Nipsour, Ia I'M, ,b,v,
FAMED or described defendant. C;rc,t.
nr.
you an. h,rcbv u,,io,, ,h,, n, a.,
iun has b,nn rnmm.nr,d n,,,I,s, y,,,
N the Circui, Conn, OF IN, Coun,y n,
IIolt. in IN, s,nte AZ NIssnnri 49,,
ng the title Ia the foI,ow,ng J,.sc,ibcd
and and tcncmcnts gitunt. in Uoi,
COUNTY, Missouri. to.wit. Tho No,
half of IN, Southeast Quarter ~ ,hs
Quarter of Sertio, ,,ve,,v.
even ,DTl To,vnshin .ix,v.,,a ,c5,
n Range fo,,v ,.oi WV ''-'
ri. .,Id r,,t,,,,, , ...
b,nrs sIia,.' H., tn',m l uv,
,.I,,y. ,hn, ,bora P"n m,s
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w. q Proud, M. D., Eye. Ear.
ThEat and Nose Specialist offjee,
Physicians D Surgeons Building, tn
and Francis Sts,, st. Joseph. No. v
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order Of Publication.

State Of Missouri, County Of Holt. NJ.
In the Circuit Court Of Holt County,
Missouri. October Term, 4. H., 1870.
Ira Ross, Plaintiff.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-12-24

Household goods for sale. Decem-
Der 3Oth. MRS. +. s. holland.
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h. 4. DuNHAM,

NIfCUIt VTVTk,
A true copy Of the record in said
cause. Witness my hand as clerk and
seal Of said court, this Both day Of
November, 1920.
T.. A. DuNHAM.
(SEAI) Circuit Clerk.
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Order OF Publication,
Seal

State OF Missouri, County of Holt, -.
In the Circuit Court NJ Holt County
Missouri. February Term, 1921.
John T. ld"n. Plaintiff.
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l'nuntv NjuennrI ~ vnIaLinh c,,,,,,
M dat,, anriI t",,, ,ser 'usN n o.o,s
an Rnok ~" ~, p,,.a ' Ses ~" ~ ~, ",o .a
said rncords conaa 80 oo' y, w, S, a.oan
o,aricr nf ,ba son,hasos, ' onou, ,o' ss
Sec,ion ,u.n,y-s avo, 80, N Ta W
sIxtv.t,vo ,eoi ~, Ron.a 80, "n ".ni
IN said STATE and ronn,xe ,ha' '" ,,
SherIN.s Head ~ ,hn u '' , wy SUI" y,
aid In. r,sh, or ,n,oras r"p 49, Ia
lost descrihed rsa, os,a,o. ,ha, ,, sa"
lin has M L,ar,adoo w. , 10 p'a,n,
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Circuit CLERK,
State Of Missouri, County OF Holt. ss,
!, T.. A. Durham, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Holt County. Missouri.
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true copy Of
the Order OF Publication In the cause
therein entitled as fully as the same
appears on record in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court, at my Office In Oregon,
this 18th day OF December. 1890.
q A. DUNHAM,
(Seal) Circuit Clerk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30

glare Of the flames were seen by one OF
the boys us he passed from one building
to another.
He ran to one Of the sisters to give
the alarm. The sister tried to use the
telephone, but was unable to get con
nection with the West Chester fire
house. The smoke grew thicker aud the
sister frantically ioggled the receiver
hook up and down. but could not get the
number. She tainted.
Another sister at once took her place,
and finally the firemen were notified.
They had run Of one mile, and BY
the time they arrived the flames had
spread to the carpenter shop adjoining
the heater room. As the shop was filled
with inHammable materials the flames
rapidly spread.
BY the time the fremen arrived the
carpenter shop and heater room were
ablaze. The sisters. meanwhile, had
marshaled their charges, boys ranging
in age from six to sixteen years, and
were leading them from the building
quietly restraining those who attempted
TO make a break and run for It when
their excitement got tho hotter OF them.
All the boys reached the ground In
safety. .s
The fremen flooded the basement with
water before they could gain contro
OF the flames. They had hard fight
to keep the fire from breaking through
the ceiling Of the basement and reach
ing to the gymnasium just above.
Harold Peoples. twenty two year,
old, fireman of No. I Company, wa,
overcome with smoke in the bascmen,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30
BABY FALLS THIRTY FEET
Walks Out OF Window - Drops
Throuoh SkyIIuht--SkulI Fractured

Gerald Gottlieb, two years old. 42O
Mount Vernon street, Camden. walked
out Of an open French window on the
second floor of his home at Z 80 clock
this morning and fell thirty feet through
skylight.
The mother heard the cbild's screams
and the crash. Taking the baby in her
arms she rushed into the street crying
for help. ....
The child was taken to Cooper Hos.
pital suffering from fractured skull,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30

that happy.
healthy child, normal in every other
way, should have to wear glasses at
the age Of twelve.
The kindly old specialist leaned
back and thought a moment before
speaking. "You know" he answered,
"or more correctly speaking, you
probably do not know that we are
all more or less the victims of glare
and eyestrain. They are insidious
enemies of the eyes, at work every
waking hour Of the day; especially
active during the hours we spend
under artificial light.
ut used to be true of my home,
and ] suppose IL is Of yours. that the
lighting consisted of glowing spots
Of light spaced at different places In
the room, close enough together "a
relieve the murkiness and make the
darkness visible. No attention was
paid to the fact that these spots OF
glare were highly irritating to the
eye, both In themselves and where
they were reflected from mirrors and
polished surfaces. We all thought
that IL was one Of the discomforts
Of life that had to be put up with
like the dog days, and mosquitoes.
And then the other extreme that
We all swung to in trying to escape
glare was the under.lighted room
This was just as irritating, as injuri.
Gus and just as productive Of eye.
strain as overlighting. It seemed
that there was no happy medium
You notice that | say seemed; IL is
because ! have found way, which
by combining the good qualities OF
direct and indirect lighting, elimi.
mates both glare and gloom. There
is so much done nowadays in the wa,
of preventive medicine, that I really
regard this new lighting system II
that way. prescribe Il as readily
as / do glasses, because prevention
is so much more effective than rem,
edy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30

and whether the
ceiling was light colored. Later that
afternoon he arrived and much to my
surprise only carried few cartons
under his arm. He said the only way
to appreciate the value Of Duplex
Lighting was to see il, and so |
agreed to let him put up a sample
in my living room.
He opened one carton. took out the
DupleXalite, and explained it thor
oughly to me as he was working. He
said: you see in the first place you
should use a Mazda c lamp if you
want TO get all the light out Of the
current you pay for; then, because
the lamp is so very bright and power
! full. this DupleXalite was designed
with the circular metal deflector to
cut off strong rays from the eyes and
direct them to the ceiling for indirect
distribution. The fiat glass disc fits
under the bottom of the defectOr and
diffuses the direct light coming
straight down, that was about
! all there was to it-very simple and
so practical-another of these things
that make you wonder why we never
had one before. This Is what my hus-
band will call simply another appIi-
cation of straight-line reasoning.
Well, it did not take any longer to
install DupleXaiite than to tell me
about il and so in just q few minutes
he switched on the light and I re-
ceived the real surprise of my life,
for it seemed as il the sun had come
back over the horizon and bathed the
room in soft radiance. II was unlike
any artificial light that had ever
seen. The room was filled with a soft
brilliancy that clearly Illuminated
every object in il, and yet the light
itself was so soft that il was really
the most comfortable light that had
ever known.
II was true that there was no pos.
siblc chance for eye-strain under n
DupleXalite.
We have lived with DupIexalite
for two weeks now, and are so de-
lighted with it that we have had
them installed throughout the house
And my only regret is that we did
not hear of DupleXalite bcfore-that
il had not been necessary for little
Edith to injure her eyesight before
we woke up TO the necessity of good
illumination.
| D. f. 1855 III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30
SISTERS LEAD BOYS
TO SAFETY IN FIRE
900 at ST. AIoysius's School,
West Chester, Escape Panic,
Due to Pluoky Teachers
FIREMAN NEARLY BROWNS

PROMPT and plucky action by the
twelve sisters who act as teachers to the
200 boys Of st. Aloysius's School, at
West Chester. got Them from the build :
ins they use as dcrmitories. at 3 O'Clock
last night. while fire, swept the base
mrrt and filled the building with smoke.
Tho boys occuny the old buildings OF
r,o Villa Maria Convent, Sisters OF the
immaculate Heart, vacated by the
tiers when they moved from West
Cbcstcr TO their new convent buildings
ct Frazier. IIindlng wood. piled near
u,c heating apparatus in the basement
If tho rear portion Of the building, be
,,mr isnitcd and the smoke and the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30

nineteen years old, according 10 the po-
lice, while the latter was shooting rats
along Tacony Greek. Although the
shooting occurred Saturday afternoon.
IL was not reported to the police until
last night.
Gallagher, who lives at 100 East Lu
ray street, will have a hearing today
before Magistrate Price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30
Man Accused Of Attack

Frank Bradley, giving on address on
Carleton street near Eighteenth, was
held in $500 bail for court today by
Magistrate Grelis on n charge Of as
sault on four year old Robert Gross.
A search revealed Bradley hiding In a
packing box at Cherry and Broad
streets. He ran and, after a chase of
several blocks. was placed under arrest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30

"Here's a card
with the name Of
this new system
on It, and the ad-
dress of the elec-
trician who can
serve you."
] looked at the
card as soon as I
was outside. The
name written on
it was "Duplexa-
lite" The minute
] got home | teie-
phoned to the
electrician. II G
asked me the size
of my room. gen.
eral color scheme,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30

and nearly drowned in the two feet
Of water that had collected there. He
was carried out by his comrades and
was revived after half an hours work.
The heating plant of the academy was
partly destroyed and materials and
tools in the carpentry shop were
ruined by water. The total loss is
estimated Ht about S2JO0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30
Legal AnNERTIsEMENTs

tlslJ7 ESTATE or CAROLINE n. A, sTN-
AZ GIETON. deceased--Iettsrs OF admit.
istrstion :. I. g. upon the estate Of Caroiles
NJ A singleton. decreased having been
granted to FIDELITY TRUST co, all PED
sons Indebted to the said estate are rt-
auestcd to make payment and those having
without delay. at the offics OF the said
Compsny Nos. s25-33i Chestnut st.. Phiis-
dephia. -, 80.
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EsrATE OF FRANK PEARSON. ~

- ceased -- Lettcrs testa aInentary up0n
tho estate OF Frank Pearson. deceased, hay
W. Pearson and Davis Pearson, "a. all per
sons Indebted n he said estate are rcqusstsd
against the same 20 present them. wiftloat
delay, AT the office Of the said company. Nee.
3a5-s31 Chestnut a., Philsdslphiss Z.
PfesidsnS
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30
CHILD ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Youth Killing Rats Said to Have
. Wounded Little Boy
six year old William Sommerschuh
III West Albanus street, was shot in
the right shoulder by Harold Gallagher
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-30
IN NEMORIAM

WtLLs,-ln sad aud loving memory ot
father. HENRY W. WILLS. called frqIn, us
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why
should q
child Of
Edith's age
have tOwear
glasses
Doctor? /"

I ASK ED the eye
L specialist { h ! S
because it seemed
so unnecessary
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-22
vIReIIAN FARaloNT MONDAY EVENING MARCH q 1920

street. Mrs. MaloSo will return short
y 10 Cleveland but Miss Florence Will
remain here for some time.
Mrs. J. Bruce aIcClelland Or Benoni
avenue, loft last night for Philadelphia
70 visit her mother. Mrs. N. a Ely. o
EIkins Park. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Pierce viii 90
TO Clarksburg tomorrow to see the
formers sister, Mrs. Matt Priess, who
is in st. Mary's hospital there, seri-
ously ill, having recently underwent
an operation.
F. 2. lobe, who had spent the past
several weeks In Texas and Oklahoma.
Is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Carroll Turner. in this city.
j. U. Wise was called TO Deemston.
Pa, yesterday by the death Of rela-
tive.
sClaudits Terrill. Of Moundsville, a
student at the West Virginia Univer.
sity, spent the week end in the city
the guest Of Mrs. Sadie Kinsey.
Sogel Parker. who had been a pa.
tent at Cook hospital for several
weeks, is recuperating at this time at
the home of his sister, Mrs. P. B.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-22
PERSONALS

4. ~ 4 y
A nine pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert W. Cox at their
home. oil Field street on Saturday
evening. The mother Mas before her
marriage Miss Margaret Cramer, o.
Barrackville and the father is EN-.
ployed in the Engineering department
of the Consolidation Coal company.
James Brownfield who attends
school at the Mercersburg academy al
Mercersburg, Pa, is at home TO spend
the Easter recess with his mother.
Mrs. Clark Brownfield, on Benoni
avenue.
Miss Christine Storey, of Morgan.
town, spent the week end here as the
guest OF Mrs. Margaret Montgomery.
Mrs. ]. Engle Malone and little
daughter, Miss Florence, of Cleveland.
Ohio, arrived here Saturday to spend
some time with THE formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Holt, ON Chicago