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school auditorium on Friday evening
of this week between a team from
Centerburg high and Fredericktown
organized strikes should be prohib.
tied by law. Fredericktown has the
affirmative and will be represented
by James Beck, Mark Baker and Paul
Hosack. The same evening, at Cen.
terburg the same question will be
debated, Fredericktown taking the
negative, represented by Homer Hall,
Blake Mishey and Conrad Lands.
-lIet everyone interested in Frederick.
town high get out and show q little
| high school spirit. Admission only
! ID cents.
Lionel Stahl went to Columbus
last Monday to enter Mt. Carmel hos.
pital for an operation.
Miss Dorothy Balduff spent the
latter part of the week with her par.
. ents at Sandusky~
At a meeting of the Methodist
Brotherhood held last Sunday even.
ing 1t was voted to give another lee.
ture course next winter.
Don't fail to hear the debate at
the high school building Friday even.
ms.
H. e. Cassell and wife entertained
a company of friends at a s o'clock
dinner on Thursday of last week, hon.
oring Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Huddle, who
left Sunday night for six months
trip through the west.
A daughter was born on Wednes
day of last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Yauger.
Miss Patience Leonard spent the
last weekend with her parents al
Bremen.
The following is the program fo,
commencement exercises at the Fred
el'icktown high school: Baccalaur
cate sermon Sunday evening at Pres
byterin church, address by Rev. f. l.
Harper; class play, "All on Account
Of Polly" Wednesday evening, May
26,sat high school auditorium; Promo
tion Day exercises Thursday May 81
at high school auditorium; class ad
dress, Thursday evening. by DR.. w
!. +, Peirce of Kenyon college, at higl
school auditorium; alumni banque,
Friday evening, May %.
Why pay five or six dollars per gal
!, Ion for floor varnish. when you cal
get it from MARBLE for $3.50?
: One of the most inspiring and i'm
pressive services held in the local NJ
:, E. church for several years was tina
last Sunday morning, when the pas
: tor, Rev. c. E. Stockdale, received 8
persons into the church; the rite o
/. baptism was administered to II car
!, didates who were p,,ce'ved; seve
were taken il by 'ei er OF transfer
!, and eight were taken in who had. fol
merly belonged. to other denomins
= tions. With "a persons seeking at
mission the doors of the church, SUI
rounding the altar with members o
the official board back of them,
certainly was sight that would lon
be remembered by all who witnesse
it, and one that made the hearts @
3 the pastor and official board feel glat
e Mr.. John McCrory died at his hom
e east of town last Saturday mornin
about 1880 after an extended Hines.
d aged Is years, 8 months. The fur
r eral service was held from his lat
g home Monday afternoon, Rev. l.. "
+. Mulhane officiating, the G. A. r. ri
ualistic service being used. Mr.. Nj
II Crory was a veteran of the Civil wal
II enlisting IN Co. Il, 102nd O. V. l., ser,
s. ing through the war. He was
staunch Democrat and served eleve
t. years as county surveyor. He leave
l. a wife, one son, Carl, and one brotl
r. er, Leonard, of Springfield, Mo. Fl
was well and favorably know
II throughout the county, was of a kin(
$. ly disposition and of social natur
that made for him friends ever!
If where.
If Ex-Governor Frank B. Willis wi
d deliver the Decoration Day addres
in this place Monday, May 81, instea
'e OF Sunday, May 80, as stated in Th
d Banne..
Mss Isabelle Sudor, member {
ID the class OF 30, has been confined
t. her home with sciatic rheumatisl
for some time past