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street spent Saturday in Columbus.
II it's Bells bread, it's quality and
cieaniiness--not quantity. x13
MIR. Lawrence Craig of Columbus
visited friends in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Myers Alderman of Columbus
WIS weekend visitor in this city.
Mr.. Paul Mckee visited relatives in
Akron over the weekend, returning
Monday morning.
Mr.. John Mckee and sons and Mr..
William Simpson spent Sunday in
Jericho.
Mrs. John Christopher and daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, left Sunday for
Cleveland to visit Mr.. Lawrence
Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rennals
have returned to their home in this
city after spending u week with rela-
tives in Columbus.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Page of Youngs-
town were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Stauffer, East High street
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Webb of Della
ware and Mrs. +. c. Masteller of
Naples Fla. were the guests of Mr..
d. X. Bird Sunday.
| Mr.. j. M. Wade of Akron, who is at
tending summer school at Bexley,
nnt,, ,lxi tpft In. tI,t ~
Saturday evening"
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snow have re-
turned from their wedding trip up
the lakes and will be at home on
East High street.
DR.. Sturges Cooper of Cleveland,
formerly of this city, is the guest of
his mother. Mrs. Frederick Cooper
East Gambler street
Mrs. Grayce Hennessey, who has
been the guest of her father, Mr..
Frank Drouhard. and sister, Miss
Frances Drouhard, departed Sunday
for her home in Watertown, N. Y.
Mrs. William M. Coup and daugh.
ters, Eleanor and Rebecca, left Satur-
day for Rusgles Beach, on Lake Erie,
where they will spend the month Of
July.
Mrs. Tracey A. Buke and children,
of Columbus, are spending the week
with relatives In the city. Mr. Burke,
who spent Sunday here, returned to
Columbus Monday.
, Miss Doris Rupert OF st. Joseph,
, Mo-, is the guest of her cousin, Coun-
ty Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis, and
, Mrs. Van Voorhs East Hamtramch
street.
Miller and O'Bryan's ambulance
(. took Mrs. Layman from her home ON
5 the Fredericktown road, to the home
: of her parents near Chestervile, Sat
3 urday afternoon.
: Mrs. George Cureton who has been
| visiting here for week with hei
. mother. Mrs Fred Cole OF East Vine
street. returned to her home in Day
y ton, Ohio, today.
+ Revs. Arthur Spillard, S, j., O
l. Cleveland, =. j, Thornton, o, r., o
Providence. II, l., j. j. Murphy of Co
Q lumbus and Carl Durbin of San An
Z, tonic, Texas, were visitors Sunday a
II St. Vincent de Paul's rectory.
II Al noon every Thursday. durini
s July and August. the following place
T. of business will close so that EN-
A. poyes may enjoy halfholday vaca
tions during the heated term: Banks
ID building and loan Offices, dry good
~ and department stores, furniture
" clothing, shoe, drug, jewelry, grocer
2 and meat stores. Mat x2
10 Mr.. John Boyle and the Misses Al
s ma and Alice Boyle returned to thei
s. home In Hamilton Sunday afte
spending "A week at the home of NJ
II, and Mrs. Bert Ferre'l. They wer
IN accompanied home by Mr.. Edwar
I'd France.
h Scientists claim there is as muc
in nourishment In a pound OF bread ;
there is In a pound and onc-half
RI round steak. But there 10 different
In between loaf OF bread and pour
/ q Of bread. Blue Ribbon bread is mat
, e In two sizes, one pound and one al
nd one half pound loaves. Weigh yo,
hre ad