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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
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county of Holt.

county of Holt.
And Whereas, the legal holder of
said note has requested me to execute
said trust and sell said property for
the payment of the costs and interest
due on said note.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that will sell the above de-
scribed real estate to the highest bidder
at the front dVor of the court house
in the City Of Oregon, Holt County
Missouri, on Saturday, the 10Th day
Of May, 1920, between the hours OF
900 o'clock a. m. and 400 o'clock p
m, of said day, for the purpose OF
paying said interest and the costs and
expenses Of this sale.
GEORGE POINTER,
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
Order Of Publication.
James c. Hinkle, Plaintiff,

vs..
ifanville Francis, II living, AID IL de-
ceased, the unknown consoit, heirs,
devisees, donees, alienees and imme-
date, mesne OF remote, voluntary
or involuntary grantees Of Granville
Francis; Belle Francis. IL living. and
" deceased, the unknown heirs. dew
isces, dOnees, alienees and inmedi-
ate, mesne or remote, voluntary or
involuntary grantees Of Belle Fran
els; Charles G.. Francis, if living.
and il deceased, the unknown con-
wort, heirs, dcvisees, donees, alicnces
and immediate, mesnc or remote,
voluntary or involuntary grantees
Of Charles G. Francis; j. l.. LaSley,
" living, and If deceased, the un-
known consOrt, heirs, devisecs,
donces, alienecs, and immediate.
mesnc OF remote, voluntary or invol-
untary grantees Of J. l.. Lasley;
Minerva II. Griffith, IL living, and
II deceased, the unknown heirs, dew
isces, donees, aliences and immcdi-
ate, mcsne or remote, voluntary or
involuntary grantees Of Minerva II.
Griffith; William l.. Dickerson, If
living, and If deceased. the unknown
censort, heirs, devisees, donees,
alienees and immediate, mesne or
remote, voluntary or involuntary
grantees Of William l.. Dickerson,
Defendants.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23

Shoe Yourself at DAWSON'S.
Every Pair Guaranteed to Your
Entire Satisfaction.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
WHITE CAP

will make The season of 1920 at my
farm, better known as the old Greiner
farm, three miles south of Oregon.
Breeding Hours:-7:30 a. m. and
$500 p. m.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23

SEQ ~ for JOB printing.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23

DESCRIPTION:
Black, with white points, heavy
boned, good head and ears.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23


Harry NJ DUNCAN, Judge of the Probate
County, Missouri do
and complete the
1920 OF said Court the record
(ScaD Probate Judge and ES-offcio Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30
Fire Mt Fouansbee

Fui'au- be- was visited 10y d'saS-
,ruus IRE shortly artrr l;Go Monday a.
t,rnuuI. when sparks from passing ~
r.nr st, irrr e. tn" unr story i'AiH'
residence ~ l.. Y. Str'Hrl". north or ''"'
car barn and completely demolished y
together with nil household effects. -
quickly did IA" flames destroy :"
building that volunteer fir"rn"" r'H'"
not get mar n" huHGnE.
\: three O'Clock thu ErasS IN the h"' =
;uiu north OF tho town waS Hhl"z" anu
urar,nE several rns"ltn" tanks located
N tn, vicinity Ncrorr work vas beng
done by .mrmbcrs or tn" F"llanSl'" ffrr
prpartnlcut and IN" l.ati"ll" 'h"mi'h1
apparatus Ia prevent tn" Flames from
r,Nrh NJ lhrHN tanks
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Flnding Funeral wednesday

Funeral services for tn" lat" Mr.
caroline Fl1dImG. who passed away 70.
h"r homie. So s. ThlrI,,uih street, Sal
urady evening. viii hr h'!d Mrdu.sdn}
,uoru.uE ut $50 u'clork II, TN tfm'lN
ruiur E"Quirm high mass WlI Zoo. '".'
ural,d AT . u'rlock at -. J"~"rh go
,lraI. and inirrmcul VIII be mHdr 30
Nn,rt CALVARY c"n,rt,rv. Her s.<
grandson, Will act HS nul..rar,r~.
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Funeral services for Charles Christ
zen Nu"nZcnmaicr Will hr held tins H'-
irrnuou a. his late home No. 10 Four
t,.,.uth street Requiem high mas VIII
h.. celebrated at to o'clock nj - A.
phnnSus church and in'"rwont VIII 10.
,,ud,. in Nj. Calvary cemetery.
n.""nSC was an rmD'0T" Of the R,'ll
T.lrphonN company and was In tn" 2ls'
Ncrr or his agr. lie is survived 10y his
PARENTS. Christian and Nary MU"uzou-
r.l."r.
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JAMES F. RICHARDS
FILED CERTIFICATE

James Richards. cnnttda'" for IN,
Republican uumiuali.0 for ass,ssur ur
Ohlo county. filed the crrtifi"at" of hts
announcement in the otfirr az Clerk al
Courts John l.. Kingdom, yesterday at
tCrnoOn.
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.o, = Ten months. son If Mr. and Ms.
/ spoon ~ Erundway. Martins Ferry
Viii hr held from N" family h"m" M
:,s,rrurcn at u'clu,k. Iu'"rn,nl VIII
~. ,n.ldn IN thn E-N,rN loW C-lMn-rt-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-30

WHY cont;-ue to suffer from &C.
1erna or aruilar itching, burning skin
uossbleS when RESiNOL ONT
MENT IS SO easily obi aimed and can
soothe the irritation SO quickly? 1t
zsuany stops itching at once and
cpoS the tn6arped, burning surface.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
Canning Strawberries With
4 Small Amount Of Sugar
Strawberry Jelly and Jam

jelly ma Jam
From one process. Place in a pre-
serving kettle
one and one-half pound can Of
white strip.
Three quarts Of prepared straw
berries.
Cook slowly until It forms a thick
Jelly, or IL you wish to use your
candy thermometer, cook until it
reaches 221 degrees Fahrenheit. Now
strain the jelly through a fine hand
strainer into glasses and place the
pulp in other glasses. This gives you
both the jelly and the jam from the
one process.
To use sugar for canning the ber-
ries place
Two cups of
One and one-half cups OF water
In a saucepan and bring to a boil.
Add the berries and proceed as d.
rected in the recipes using sirup.
Rhubarb and Strawberry Jelly
Wash and cut In thin pieces sufI-
Client rhubarb to measure one quart.
Place in a saucepan and add
Two quarts of strawberries
One and one-half cup of cold water
Bring to a boil and then cook until
the berries are soft. Then turn into
a jelly bag. Measure the juice and
return to the kettle. Boil for ten
minutes and hen add t~hree-fourth
cup of sugar for every cup of JUICE.
Stir to dissolve the sugar and tvn
bring to a boil. Now cook about ten
minutes and then pour into sterilized
glasses and let cool. Cover with
melted parawax about one-half inch
thick. Then seal and store in the
usual manner for ~Jellies- II you de-
sire to use a candy Thermometer cook
the jelly until 1t reaches 221 degrees
Fahrenheit.
Quite a few complaints come to
me about the wax on the J%ellies. Now,
II you heat the parawax very hot. 1t
will cause the jelly to ooze through
the wax when II Is cold. Heat 1t Just
enough to barely melt: an old coffee
pot or a saucepan with a good lip Is
handiest for this purpose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
Personal Mention

Leon Roth, of Pratt Institute. is
spending the Weekend with his par
ents in Jefferson street.
Miss Helen Whittemore. of Mont
clair State Normal, is spending the
weekend with her parents In Kearny
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon l.. Alpert and
daughter, Paula, returned to Dane
more, N. Y, after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Brody In Kearny ave-
nue.. Miss Fanny Brody returned
with them and will spend the sum
mer months there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel s. Horowitz
and daughter, Vera, of Philadelphia,
returned to their home after visiting
Mrs. Nathan Jacobson in Kearny
aVenu
Miss Dorothy Hirsh and Edmund
Hirsh, of Elizabeth, motored to this
city yesterday and visited friends.
Marcus L.. Leon is at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Leon. II Kearny avenue, during his
summer vacation from Lafayette
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy Michaels. of
Market street, have left for an extend
ed trip west and south.
Miss Anna Henry is at the home OF
her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Frank G.
in State street, for her sum-
mer vacation from Columbia Univer-
sity.
Miss Alma Weinstein, of 23s State
street entertained the p. o. S. II. club
at her homo last night. Following
the business session a social time
was enjoyed and games were played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
BY MRS. N. A. WILSON

Copyright, 1920, by Public Ledger
Co. All rights reserved)
Last week we discussed the can
ming OF Strawberries without sugar
today We will can them with Just the
smallest amount OF sugar possible,
Many folk do not care for the canned
strawberry, owing TO the FAC that ii
Is 50 cloyingly sweet. So try this
way:
Place a three-pound can of white
strip in the preserving kettle and add
one can of water. Stir to mix and
then heat slowly to the boiling point.
Now place the prepared berries In a
second preserving kettle and add to
three quarts of berries one pint OF
the prepared strip. Simmer slowly
until tho berries are very soft and
then lift with q skinner into steril-
lied Jars and fill with the berries to
the neck of the jar. Now fill with
boiling strip and adjust the steril-
lied rubber and lid and partially
seal. Place In a hot-water bath and
process for twenty minutes. Remove
and then fasten the Jars securely and
then remove to a cool room and let
cool in a place hat Is free from
~draughts.
Wipe the Jars and then date and
place in a cool dry storeroom.
One housewife writes that she
tried preserving strawberries last
season with the water-bath method
and when she went to remove the
jars she found that the berries had
boiled out into the bath-and what
was the cause OF this?
The cause Is insecure fastening of
the lid. The method says partially
tighten or seal. This means that you
must screw the lid on Just as far as
1t will go without forcing and then
give 1t one full turn back to loosen.
This is to permit the escape of the
steam which is caused by the boiling.
II you do this correctly M strip VIII
seep from the Jar, as the pressure
causes just enough space to let the
steam out.
Just as soon as the time limit ex-
pires remove the Jars and seal Sc
curely, cool, and before placing away
dip the tops In melted parawax. The
hot-water bath Is a boiler or kettle
which Is sufficiently large enough to
hold four or five Jars. 1t should have
a rack fitted to the bottom to lift the
Jars from the surface about n inch.
The intense heat on the bottom OF
the boiler would crack the jars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
LETTERS BEING SENT
TO ALUMNI MEMBERS

A circular letter Is now being sent
out to members of II Perth Amboy
High School Alumni informing them
of the reunion and dance to be held
in the high school auditorium on Fri
day night, June is. at the close of
the commencement exercises. The
1920 graduates will be the guests of
the alumni at this time.
Efforts are being made this year to
make this reunion h largest ever
held with members OF every high
school graduating class present. Let
tiers are being sent out to about 600
members of the alumni. Owing to
the absence OF complete records In
many of the classes the committee
has found It impossible to learn the
whereabouts of all the alumni. Every
graduate of Amboy high Is invited to
attend the reunion. The dance Is
scheduled to start about 1890.
The letter follows:
Dear Alumnus Of Perth Amboy
High School:
"a reunion which viii bring to-
gether members of every class that
has passed out of the walls OF u
beloved Alma Mater together with q
dance to the 1920 graduates will be
held in the High School Auditorium
on Friday night, June Is. following
the completion of the commencement
tAeTClSeS. III IOIfltI NGdiS NiltSt 1
fairs have been attended by but few
of the older members of Alumni. The
general feeling seems to be that Ii
Is for the graduates Of recent years
rather than for those who were MEM
bers Of classes many years back.
I'VE want to make this 1920 affair
a real reunion with every class rep
resented. The only way in which we
can do this is by having your sup
port. Many of the graduates who
have moved from the city will make
a special effort to be here on that
night in order that they might again
mingle with their former class mates
and talk over their old school
Days" which are so dear to the
heart of every graduate Of Amboy
high.
I'm the case of those graduates
who have married, It is urged that
they bring with them their wives or
husbands as in many cases both are
members of the alumni.
1.-The alumni reunions have v
been what they should be. This year
we want the support Of every
alumnus in order that this may be
the first link in a chain of successful
annual reunions which will be looked
forward to with anticipation yearly.
AN assessment of seventy-five
cents per person will be made of
those attending. The reception n
dance will start at about 1890 and
will continue to an early hour in the
morning, time enough being devoted
to dancing to give all their fill.
Hoping to see you present at this
reunion, we remain,
Sincerely yours,
LOUIS p. BOOZ Jr., 1906.
FIRED A. BRIGGS, 1908,
"BLLWOOD r. JOHNSON, Jr. 1915,
COMMITTEE"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05

Today is the last opportunity that
the people of this city will have to see
the Twelve Mischief Makers in
Their Last Day at School" at the
Crescent theatre. This is one of the
greatest acts in vaudeville and has
proven very popular here. 1t Is sell
dom hat an act equal to this one
has been seen in this city and Man
ager Kuhn considers himself very
lucky in being able to secure the act
for a local showing. For h past
two years it has been playing on the
Lowe circuit in New York city and
has lust signed up for another years
engagement at the Lowe houses The
act is filed with clean fun which
keeps the audience in an roa from
start to finish. Come and bring the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
TALK ON HEALTH
FOR MIDWlVES

Health Officer Charles Thompson
addressed the Middlesex county mid
wives at a regular meeting of the as
ISOLATION held at the Community
House Thursday afternoon. DIR.
Thompson said that the object of the
Perth Amboy ordinance is the well
fare of the mothers and babies. 1t
will also protect and help the honest
midwife who obeys the law.
The state department of health Is
now supervising the midwfves and
improving their practice throughout
the state. The close cooperation
which exists in Perth Amboy between
the local and state departments of
health is rapidly improving condi-
lions.
1t is the aim of DR.. Thompson and
the state district supervisor, Miss
Alva Myers to make the midwives'
practice in Perth Amboy a model for
the other communities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
GIRLS CLUB DANCE
DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION

In a field of buttercups into which
the Assembly Hall of the Raritan
Yacht Club was transformed, the
gingham dance of the Girls Club of
Perth Amboy was held last night.
The dance, 1t was conceded. was the
most successful of the entire series
of dances held by the club through
out the past year. A novelty dance
throughout was the order IF the
evening. Miss La Verne de Hamm
as mistress of ceremonies executed
the program with rare skill.
The first humble was a tucker"
which was manipulated by Louis p.
Booz, Jr. This was followed by a
popular song dance. The matching
up of the parts of the songs quickly
broke any formality which the tuck
er had still left. The next number
was a leap yea dance turning into a
girls tag dance; this was run off with
much ease and rapidtty. the young
ladies' showing great willingness to
enter into the spirit of the evening.
Other dances were O hat Dance"
In which the young ladies were given
h gentlemen's hats and the part
ners were found by dancing with the
lad whose hat was procured. The
slipper dance" In which n the
young ladies were hidden behind a
cloth n the gentlemen chose their
dancing partners by their slippers. n
favor dance" in which the fan was
given to the gentleman. who in turn
presented it TO the young lady who
he wished for his partner.
One of the prettiest as we'll as eff
fective dances was the lighted can
die dance" The ~lassies, standing on
chairs, held their lighted candles
high in the air, with the lights extin-
guished and the candles blazing,
with the lads marching by blowing
out a candle and thus securing a
partner, the dance stood high in pop
ularity.
A regular tag dance was also IN
cluded on the program which was
brought to a conclusion by a mum
Der dance" turned into q grand
march after which the favors. which
were lolly-pops dressed as black
eyed susans, the Girls Club flower,
were presented to the guests. The
remainder of the evening regular
dancing was enjoyed.
Punch was served throughout the
night by the yacht club caterers.
Fred O'Brien's f~our-piece orchestra
furnished the music. The ~patroness-
es of the evening were Mrs. Whitney
w. Oliver, Mrs. 1. 1. Block, Mrs. 1. T.
Madsen and Miss Helen GrannIs.
Miss Rose Sacarny. d~oorkeeper, was
at the door. The committee in charge
was headed by Miss La Verne de
Hamm and composed of the Misses
Ruth Macan, Sally Michaels, Doris
Willsey, Ruth-Dorothy Block. The
committee was designated by a head
band with the black-eyed susan IN
the center.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05

Exceedingly lovely in color is a
vivid green gown worn by the lead
ing woman in the first act Of an en-
te%rtaining musical comedy in New
York.
Timid about green? Most Of us
have reason to be. But it is a color
high in fashion just now, and IL con
sidered too daring or u~nbecoming for
The whole of a gown. may be used
with very great advantage In trim
ming, to give character and distinc-
ton to white and the neutral colors
like tan. gray or beige.
The knife pleated skirt IS made of
charmeuse. Dream crepe is used for
the bodice, so beautifully embroider-
ed with chrysanthemums in gold. and
for the sash which lends such grace
and dignity to the gown. Incidental
ly. the combination of two materials
suggests q good foundation for re-
modelling a passe gown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
Club Euents

At the annual meeting of the
Mothers Club of st. Peters church,
which was held Thursday afternoon,
the former president, Mrs. Carl Will
liams who has moved ron this city,
returned and presided at the meet
ing. In the list of officers mention
yesterday Mrs NJ. Mosher, the
secretary and treasurer were omitted.
The Wanawah K. X. held a ninitia-
ton dance asst night in the Elks
Building. About thirty couples at
tended with the Tab Trio furnishing
the music. A number of moonlight
|waltzes were the feature of the eve
ming. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served at IL o'clock. Eos
ter Henry and his committee were
in charge.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Rari-
tan Yacht Club held their weekly card
party in the club house In Water
street, Yesterday afternoon. The
bridge prize was won by Mrs. Kenneth
McComas. Following cards refresh
ments of strawberry shortcake and
coffee were served by the club cater
ers.
The committee for the month of
June has Mrs. William Fraser as the
chairman assisted by Mrs. Fred Hill
ton. Mrs. Stephen f. Somogyi and
Mrs. Rufus S. Hosking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
lies and enjoy this show.

Riddles and enjoy this show.
The program today also includes
the great picture. Sinners" starring
Alice Brady. This picture is n of
the best seen on the screen at the
Crescent in some weeks and will long
be remembered by those who see it.
A Fox news weekly ana a two reel
comedy completes the bill.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day Manager Kuhn will present for
the first time in this city. Soldiers
of Fortune" This Is one OF the
greatest pictures eve produced and
is a corking romance. Those who en-
joy a touch of joy, love and pathos
in a screen production will enjoy
Soldiers of Fortune" It's a picture
that will be the talk of the city be-
for its engagement is completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
RELIEF WORKERS
ASK FOR OLD CLOTHES

The Jewish relief committee here
IL out again to lend a helping hand
to the starving peoples of Europe.
The committee Is thoroughly appre-
ciative of the pecuniary support
given this cause in Perth Amboy, and
although II IL not now asking for
funds is asking for old clothes which,
to the unfortunates on the other side,
will be a God-send. In some cases
where there IL money, clothes are
not available to these homeless peo-
pie and the discarded garments Of
the people here al be put to a most
worthy use.
The Perth Amboyans are asked to
begin now to &c through their old
clothes and prepare them for collec-
ton. Anyone wishing to donate Is
asked to communicate with Mrs.
Philip Levine, Perth Amboy 1S5S-R.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
The Girl Who Smiled Thru
By X RUBINCAM

for yielding again to her old love.
hen n day, several weeks after
her return. when she had settled
down into the work at the Settlement
House, she found another letter from
Christine. She had come back from
her work, and opened the letter,
age for news OF the city. The first
words were,
died yesterday-he sent word he
couldn't lecture because"
But the rest of the words blurred.
Alice stared, uncomprehending al
hat first sentence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
Have BungaIow ut Shore

The members of the local exchange
of the New York Telephone Company
who have formed themselves into an
organization known as the Hello
Girls rave leased a bungalow In
K~eansburg. The bungalow is called
the Nytelco bungalow, the word de-
ciphered meaning New York Tele-
phone Company. The girls use this
in their yell also.
The bungalow is open for the use
of +he club members on any of the
." 49, they have.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
Plan For Strawberry Festival.

The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
held a regular meeting Thursday af-
ternoon in the chapel of the church
in Madison venue Plans were made
for the strawberry festival which will
be held the latter part of this month
on the church lawn. Mrs. Joseph =.
Walker was appointed chairman in
charge of the affair.
A nominating committee was APP
pointed with Mrs. Charles Emmons as
chairman, assisted by Mrs. John Ber-
nard and Mrs. Matilda Wiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05
Girl Scouts at Rally.

The Clover Troop, Girl Scouts of
America, had a rally last night in the
Community House in tombstone
street. Their leader. Mrs. C. G. Jones
of Woodbridge, attended the affair.
A number Of boy scouts also were in
attendance. Singing was enjoyed.
dancing n the playing of games.
Twenty were seated around the table
when supper was served and ghost
stOris<, were told.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-05

Walter Farraud. 1893 Springfield Ave,
Irvington. ". j.. writes: MY back sehed
continuously. as did my wifes." After taxi
ing Foley Kidney pills. We were surprised
with the quick results. / recommend Foley
Kidney Pills to any one who has kidney or
bladder trouble" They help rid the blood
of impurities. that cause rheumatic pains,
swollen. aching and stiff joints and muscles
and other symptoms Of kidney trouble.
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