The Republican., 1921-04-21
HUTTON

What do you want most? Peace in
your heart,
That you may give others, and ease
every smart
Every sting of Dame Fortune that,
hides sharp dart
Your love would ward off. What then
is your part?
To call Love to yourself from the air
from the All,
Believe that it comes and Love an
swers the call,
From Love universal not the least
child can fall
Love shelter seach one, we are one
with the All.
The dodge ball teams, composed of
the senior and junior members of the
Hutton school, on Wednesday evening
last registered this season for the
third consecutive 'time, victory over
the Crellin school. Our boys in the
game won by a very close margin,
while the girls showed that they, were
trumps from the very beginning. Such
playing was never before witnessed in
this section as that exhibited by the
girls. From start to finish they played
with determination to win if at all pos
sible and would have accomplished the
/ feat had not fate intervened and
caused a ball to lodge beneath a car
short distance away. Before it was
recovered valuable time was lost and
time was called. However, cur girls
proved that they We're real sports and
continued to play with a zest that
was startling. Miss Hamill, the scor-
er, announced the results at the close
Of the games as follows: Boys, 1872;
girls, 15-4.
The earth was beautifully draped in
mantle of feecy gossamer on Mon
day morning.
Mr.. Charles Ream, superintendent
Of the Crellin mill, was here on Wed
nesday last when he was one of the
many spectators from our neighbor-
ing town who witnessed the defeat of
their home teams.
Miss Margaret Feeney, of Edge
wood, spent a day recently in the
county-seat visiting some friends.
Mr.. Henry c. Grusendorf and little
son Henry Clay, of Keyser, passed
through Hutton on Saturday evening
en- route to Terra Alta.
Miss Elena Pendergast had as her
guest at her home here on Saturday
and Sunday, Miss Elthorpe Welch, of
Oakland.
A larger number of Hutton peo-
pie attended the American Legion
dance at Terra Alta on Friday even
ing. An enjoyable tinc was reported
by all.
Miss Thelma Harvey, of Mountain
Lake Park, spent Friday and part
of Saturday with Miss Virginia Scott
at her home near here.
Tomorrow evening friday at G
o'clock dodge ball game is scheduled
to take place at Crellin. We trust
that goodly number of Hutton peo-
pie will encourage the boys and girls
by their presence there. OF course, il
mean another victory for the Hutton
school.
News has just reached here of the
demise of Mrs. Edith Glover nee
Frankhouser. The deceased was the
widow of the late Chalmers L. Glover
and niece of Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Connell, of Hutton. Her death occur
red on Monday evening about seven
O'Clock at the home of her father, who
resides on a farm just south of Cor
inth, and where with her children she
has made her home since the death OF
Z her husband number of years ago
Besides her father, she is survived by
two brothers, Messrs Homer and
Truman Frankhouser, and a sister
Mrs. Bruce Feichtner, of Terra Alta
The tanning company's plant at this
place resumed operations Monday af-
ter a shutdown of only few days.
4 Mr.. Opie Kimes, of Westernport
spent Saturday and Sunday here as
the guest of Miss Ada Stewart.
ST. ELMO.