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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-03-18
FORBES VISIT PHILIPPINES
Harding Selects Helper for Wood
investigation.

Washington. William Cameron
Forbes, governor general of the Phil,
ippiRes under former President Taft,
has been selected by President Hard.
ing to assist Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood
In his investigation of conditions in
che Philippines.
Governor Forbes is now somewhere
on the north coast OF South America
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-03-18
HOOVER PLANS CHANCES
Reorganization Policy for commercs
Department ls Outlined.

Washington The future of the de.
partment Of commerce in its abilities
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1921-03-18

Man browns AZ Launch Sinks.
Helena, Ark-W. /. Douglas, fore
man employe Of the government feet
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08

To Cure . Cold In One Dsy
Take Laxative BROMO QV-ININE
tablets. The genuine bears the sig
nature OF f. w. Grove. Be sur,
YOU get BROMO. 3Oc.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08

p. m. Those afflicted are invited
by Rev. Percy Foster Han. rector
of st. Paui's Church, to attend these
services
In the office of the clerk OF the
court today deeds of transfer for
the Following pieces were recorded:
Carroll Pierce. trustee, and others.
lots in Rosemont as follows: To
Miss Emma M. Giles. lot 81, block II.
section 2; to st. Clair ID. shelton and
wife. lot %. block II. section 2; to
DR.. Vivian p. Berry, lots 10. IL, IL
and 10, section 2. Mrs. Pauline
Dreifus has sold to Howard w
Smith house and lot on the west side
of Alfred street, between Gibbon
and Franklin streets.
Announcement Is made that a
Clee club has been organized in the
Alexandria High School. The club
is divided into two parts. the vocal
and orchestral. the latter under the
direction of c. Vozeloas. and in
cludes Misses Marian Dienelt and
Louise Thomas, pianists; Messrs.
Knight. Elmer Williams and John
Strauss. violinists: Misses Virginia
wilkins, Maud Lyles and Elmer
Williams. mandolin: Norman Law
Ter, drummer: Frank O'Meara.
omerophone. They are being trained
by Mrs. Strauss, and Mrs. Jones is
assisting.
Oficers elected by Court No. 81.
Catholic Daughters OF America.
follow: Mrs. NJ. r. O'SuIliyan,
grand regent: Miss Mary Quinn,
vice regent: Miss Helen Nugent.
historian; Mrs Mary johnson. finan-
cial secretary: Mrs. John Nugent.
treasurer: Miss NJ. Grammar,
prophecies: Miss Regina German.
inside sentinel; Mrs. James German.
monitor: Miss Camille Delane or
ranist: Mrs. Richard Roland and
Mrs. Frank Beall, trustees
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
TIGERT POINTS OUT NEEDS
OF EDUCATION IN AMERICA
Commissioner Says Lack of Proper Training
Is Menace to Nation.

American education is facing an
acute crisis.
This statement. accompanied by
corrective suggestions, is contained
in the first annual report OF John
James Tigert. United States Com
missioner of Education. for the year
ending June 80, made public last
night
The crisis. according to the re-
port, in some Instances threatens
the safety and solidarity of the ma
ton, as the result OF a lack of eff
ficient training for young people
on the farms, the lack of proper
means of physical education, and
the necessity for better methods of
school financing, conditions which
have caused a considerable amount
of illiteracy among native Ameri-
cans. and brought about the in
ability of large numbers of people
to understand the American Lam
guage, institutions and ideals
Correction Of these conditions, in
the belief of the Commissioner, is
contained in these suggestions
which he sets forth in the report:
More thorough and authoritative
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
(C) Harris & Ewing.

studies OF organization. admins
tration. coures of study. methods Of
teaching. adaptation of the work of
rural schools to the life and needs
or the communities which they
serve by an increased staff OF OPP
eratlves from the Federal Bureau
or Education. Federal research TO
establish the principles and to
formulate the constructive program
demanded by public policy in the
matter of proper physical edu-
cation.
The establishment OF a central
Federal agency which can imme
dlately make available to all the
results of any experiment which
proves successful in the matter OF
training the children of foreign
born parents, and which can supply
the constant stimulus to better
things which can only come from
effective leadership.
Federal investigation OF State
and municipal systems of taxation
and their relation to school finance
and the support of public education.
with a view 70 establishing i'm
proved methods OF accounting, the
determination of unit costs. and the
extended use OF the budget system.
for the purpose of reducing waste.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
CHINESE SLAYER
GETS THIRD STAY

With only two days remaining
before the date set for his execu-
ton for the murder of DR.. Ben
Sen WI. of the Chinese Educa-
tional Mission of this city. Ziang
Sun Wan. a Chinese student, was
given a third stay of execution by
Justice Frederick L. Siddons, in
Criminal Court. yesterday. to per-
nit the District Court of Appeals
to act upon the pending appeal for
a new trial.
Wan, who was admitted to the
District Jail February IL, 1919. was
sentenced tof be hanged at the
Jail tomorrow. but the stay was
granted In view of the fact that
Maj. Peyton Gordon. District at
torney. and James O'Shea, coun-
sci for the convicted man, recently
agreed on a bill of exceptions to
be filed with the Court of Appeals.
The stay has postponed VANS exc
cution until April 7. 1922.
Although DR.. Theodore T. Wong
and {. n. Hsie, also members of
the mission, were murdered at the
same time DR.. WI met death, Wan
was indicted only in connection
with the latter death.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08

CURED. but which was put dovr a
without difficulty by the police took
place here tonight
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
Third of Pupils
Under Weight
Surgeon General Cummings
And Mrs. E. r. Grant Talk
Before Rotary.

Strict adherence to health rules
of the community and school were
urged by Surgeon General II. @.
Cummings. u. S. Az and Mrs. Err
nest r. Grant In speaking before
the Rotary club yesterday noon.
The future public health rests
on the ability of the people to keep
the community health services up
to the highest standards" said Sur
geon General Cummings. The
health service is limited BY lack of
men and appropriations"
Mrs. Grant said one-third of the
1000 school children in the. District
we're under weight, although SUR
veys show there is comparatively
no poverty here.
Leather billfolds were presented
to the club members by Fred Nc
Kinzie. Birthday congratulations
were extended to Edward Stock ana
H. G. Hodges. Fred Sheppard.
chairman OF the finance committee
for the Christmas Riddles party.
thanked the club for its support
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
THREE ROB GROCER.
ESCAPE WITH $40

While a masked negro bandit
backed Mayer Shukiem to the wall
in the rear of his grocery. at 600
Barry place northwest. shortly after
9 o'clock last night. two other ban
dts ransacked the place. The trio
escaped with $40 in cash
As Shukiem was making arrange
nents to close his place OF business
the negroes entered As the pro-
prietor started for the rear door a
negro following close to his heels
pushed revolver against the
grocer's stomach. All three es-
capped by running down Ninth street.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
HINTS OF BRIBERY
IN 100000 SUIT

With the close of the $500. 900 suit
against Augustus L. Humes of New
York. by Lieut.. Lorimer c. Graham
involving Mrs. Elsa p. Graham
Humes, expected today. the attorney
for the prosecution yesterday at
tempted to shatter the majority Of
the testimony set up by the defense
by the introduction of witnesses who
testihed that Graham treated his for
mer wife with consideration.
testimony yesterday indicated that
enorts mad been made by a myster-
rlous MI. Banks" a lawyer, to bride
witness to appear before the court
ana TESTIFY regarding the alleged re-
Iatlons between Graham and Mrs.
Mary Glennan. who is mentioned as
his alleged affinity.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
NABBED IN FLORIDA
FOR JUMPING BOND

Wanted in Washington for jump
ing his bond of $4,000. when ac-
cUsed Of being implicated in the
theft Of at least five automobiles
Alfred Richard Knowles. - years
old. col I street northwest. wr~
arrested in Jacksonville. Fla. and
returned to this city by He,dqr7r-
tiers Detective Joseph Connors.
Knowles and Wade Fergus
Sewers. % years old. Of the sam
address. were arrested sever.
months ago by the auto deteCtiv.
squad. Sewers was sentenced
serve six years in Fort Leavcn-
@. orth. Kan.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08

services each day in that church,
one at 1880 a. m. and one at 2:30
p M Those afflicted are invited
by Kew. Percy Foster Hall. rector
of st. Paurs Church, to attend these
services
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08
RAIDERS SEIZE
$50 GALLONS OF
MASH ON FARMS
Five Men Taken Into
Custody; Two Are
Freed on Bonds.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. s. Donipian,
7o7 King Street.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Dec. 7.-Ac-
tipities of Federal prohibition
agents here during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours have resulted in the
capture of three stills and about
$50 gallons of mash. All three of
the raids were made in Fairfax
County. Two of the raids were
made today and one yesterday.
The first raid today, made short
ly before noon at a farm near LIN
colnia, yielded two stills and about
$50 gallons of mash. No one was
on the place at the time. The stills
have a capacity Of twenty and thir-
ty gallons. respectively. After re-
turning to Alexandria the raiders
took into custody two men giving
the names of Edward Waters and
Thomas Buckley. Each denied any
knowledge concerning the stills and
mash found. the police say.
Late this afternoon the raiding
party captured a fifteen-gallon still
alleged to have been at the place
Of Samuel Petit. in Fairfax Coun-
ty. short distance below Alex
andria. The raiders also captured
dDout pint anu ndl1 OIL corn
liquor and an oil stove.
The three men taken will be CIV
en-. hearing at $50 o'clock to-
morrow morning before United
States Commissioner w. p. Woolls
The same raiding force yesterday
afternoon visited Riverside, about
six miles south Of Alexandria, and
captured about 500 gallons of mash
and between fifteen and twenty gal
Ions OF corn liquor. which they
claim was buried in cave A,
the same time they took into Gus
tody two men giving the names OF
Edward Werling and Nick Wells
When arraigned before United
States Commissioner Woolls they
pleaded not guilty to charge OF
violating the prohibition law. They
were held for the grand jury I'M
der bond of $1,000 each. Each man
furnished the required bond and
was released. The raids were made
by J. J. Hudgins, deputy collector
of internal revenue: s. w. Davi.
Thomas d. Durrett. assisted by Po-
licemen Magner and Durrer.
A list of the speakers slated for
the week at lne moving picture
houses. in the interest of education
week. and their topics follow: Last
night, DIR. Kate Waller Barrett. at
the Richmond. and Rev. Louis Smet
at the Ingomar. on school Libra
ries;" tonight at the Richmond. Mrs.
Paul Jones, subject. Public Schools
and the Finer Things of Life" lingo
mar, James Bayne. The New School
Building" Idle Hour. Rev. w. ].
Morton n. D.. Public Schools and
the Higher Things of Life; Thurs
day. Richmond, Kirk z. Wallace,
Education for Recreation" lingo
mar. Rev DR.. f. r. Jackson. Pub
lie Schools and the Finer Things of
Life" Friday. Richmond. II. r.
Burke. THE New School Building:
Ingomar. r. F. Knight. Seven Aims
OF Education" Idle Hour, CharleI
Z. Tennesson. The New School
Building" Saturday, Richmond,
Charles A. Bladen. school Attend
ance and Illiteracy;" Ingomar, Mrs.
r. Clifton Howard. Education for
Recreation:" Idle Hour. Rev. John
Loo Allison. D. D.. "Educati"
Recreation"
The Washington herald., 1921-12-08

Miss Matte Perry. il is announced.
will participate in the special serv-
ices of prayer and healing at st.
Paurs Episcopal Church next Mon
day and Tuesday. There will be two
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-29

ly, Miss Bernice Goebel, Miss Miriam
Weber, Miss Martha Weber, Miss
Mary Thomas, Miss Katherine HolZap-
fel, Miss Louise Hozapfel Miss Vir
ginia Rhodes, Miss June Thomas, Miss
Mary Alice Schattell, Miss Maxine
Thomas, Miss Mary Elizabeth Thorn
as, Miss Frances Tillson, Miss Eliza
beth Tillson, Miss Margaret Ann Har-
rison, Miss Mary Louise Pegg. Miss
Mary Louise Moss. James Rhodes,
Harry Kercheval. Bobby Keelor, John
Snavely and Miss Miriam Darnell
Mr. and Mrs. CIell Oler entertained
with Christmas dinner at their home
on North F street for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Settles
and daughter, Catherine. Mrs. Theo.
dore Keller, Miss Christine Pence,
Milvin Minor. Ralph ClaWson. Andrew
]. Pence, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clell OlcT
and children, Gene Sherwood and Bet
ty June.
Miss Blanche Outland, Of the Muir
ray apartments entertained informally
Wednesday evening for Miss Eva Ar
| mold, of Evansville, who is her house
guest. Decorations through the rooms
| ellu TIE lullCHtOH appointments were
carried out in the Christmas colors.
| Contests, games and music were en-
| joyed during the evening, following
which luncheon was served. The
! guests were: Mrs. Curtis Wicket,
Mrs. p ]. Heery. Miss Elizabeth
| Townsend, Miss Ruth Overstreet. Miss
| Mary McMullen, Miss Myrtle Stone,
! Miss Eva Arnold of Evansville, and
| Miss Blanche Outland.
I One of the lovely parties of the hol-
! iday season was given by Mrs. Albert
! Keenepohl at her home on South Sixth
| street. when she entertained with a
! Christmas party for the Lawton club
| Wednesday afternoon The rooms
were attractively decorated in red and
! green for the occasion. The after
noon was spent informally and later
refreshments were served by the hos
| tess. Among those present were Mrs
! Joseph Mango, Mrs. Roy Reynolds
Mrs. Lon Grice.. Mrs. William Schnei
der Mrs. Conrad Weist, Mrs Ira NJ
Tucker, Mrs. Leonard Thomas, Mrs
Albert kennepohl, Miss Iona WeiSt
Miss Margaret Kennepohl, Miss Dor
cas- Schneider, Miss Madeline Tucker
and Master Albert Kennepohl The
next meeting will be in two weeks
with Mrs. Leonard Thomas at hel
home on South Sixth street.
i Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Cummins enter
tanned with dinner party Wednesday
u evening at their home on Ridge street
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Mrs. Joe Reed. Mrs. Miriam Little,
who has been spending the past four
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Reed,
left Monday for Richmond, where she
viii stay a short time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oryille Boyd and family. :. Mr..
and Mrs. John Ross and daughter Alice
were Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Miller and family OF near Hoi-
landsburg, Ohio. 49,. Miss Nellie Nc
Downey and Charley McDowney OF
Lansing. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Jeffries and Harry McDowney spent
! Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Pleasant Seaney.. John Hawkins
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
X. D. Coefield and son Denver
! LIBERTY, r. 3-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
| thur Haag very pleasantly entertained
| The following guests at their home on
/ Christmas day: Mr.. and Mrs Truman
| Lackey Chris. Haag, of near Oxford
and son Lyle, of near Liberty . Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Lamar, Edward La
Mar and Joe McMahan called on Mr..
and Mrs. Herschel Lamar SUNDAY
evening. -. Edward Lamar spent Mon
day with HerscheI Lamar and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde NewkiriI
called on Mr. and Mrs Bud Johnson
one evening last week. John Stein
ard and daughter, Edith, called on M.
and Mrs. Frank Smalley Monday
afternoon. 80. Mrs. Frank Cromwell
called on Mrs. Enos Veal Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Miles and son
Maurice, spent Christmas day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Witt. Miss Ruby
Risinger was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Risinger the past week.
MI. and Mrs. Link Adams spent Sa;-
urday and Sunday with Ollie Adams
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cromwell spent Christmas day with
Manford Davis and family. . George
Bricka, of Cincinnati. spent the holt
days the guest of Miss Lena Pohlar
-. Ray Miles and family and Edward
Lamar called on Arthur Haag and
family Monday evening. e. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Lamar had for guests on
grandson, Donald, of Bath. D.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Link Adams and Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Newkirk spent Christmas day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hyle Barcus in
Liberty. . Henry Pohlar anr family
MI and Mrs. Walter Pohlar and
George Bricka, OF Cincinnati, spent
Christmas day with Watsie Brunner
and family in Liberty. William Tee
!. garden and family spent Christina
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pohlar
near Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Baudendistel had for their guests or
: Christmas day, William BaudendistsI
and family. Joe McMahan and chill
4. dren, Charles and Frances, spent
Christmas day with Watson Shultz
! and family.
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Mayard, son of Eaton. $50. Mr.. and
Mrs. Omar Murray, of Richmond, call
ed on c. H. Scott, Sunday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Bronson OF Hamilton
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
Huffman at Christmas dinner. H. T.
Scott and family were at the home or
Calvin Wilson Sunday. The we'd
ding of Miss May Steel and Glen Hus-
ton OF near Oxford will take place
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Steele. The White family had
their Christmas dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. John White and family. John
SiZelove, who is attending Cincinnati
university, is home for vacation.
Miss Helen Mohr and Miss Delphine
| Small, teachers in our high school,
went to their homes in Oxford and
! Germantown for holidays. School will
resume Jan. ).
| MIDDLEBORO, Ind.-Revival start
ed Monday night of this week. Every
body is invited to the services each
night which begin at o'clock. There
will be special singing each night
Mr. and Mrs. Eyert Daugherty and
family spent Christmas in Dayton witt
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Disher.. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Hartman and family spen
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hartman of Fountain City. Mr.. anC
Mrs. I. j. Roberts and son Oran spen
Christmas in Richmond with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Everett Roberts. 3. . Mr.. and Mrs
G. H. Calkins and daughter Marie anC
Miss Catherine Albright, Mrs. Russell
CLARK and daughter Anna Marie, Mrs
!, Mary Vansant and Mrs. Mary Pember
ton were Monday callers of Mrs. Mar.
Hawkins. :. Mr.. John Hawkins spen
the past week at his own home.
| Mrs. Lille Bank and son Frank Wen
TO RushVille Monday TO attend a fu
. neral. e. Rev. L. F Timer preached
, the funeral of Billie Moore, son of MI
, and Mrs. William Moore of Webster
; Christmas afternoon..... Mr.. and Mrs
! Fred Hartman were Christmas Dime
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Wyatt o
Richmond. In the Afternoon they Gale,
on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartman o
. Fountain City,. Mr.. and Mrs. Ais
/. turs Little spent Christmas in RicI
] mond with Mr.. and Mrs Robert Houg
and family. .Cass Kuth of West Vii
: ginia spent a short time Monday wit
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Marley. Mr. an
: Mrs. Frank Mitchell enjoyed Christina
: near Webster with Mr.. and Mrs. Be
f Toschlog.. Mr.. and Mrs. PIeasan
: Seaney were Sunday evening guests c
S Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Markey.. Mis-
: Mabel Toschlog is spending the wee
a with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell
e Rev. and Mrs. +. Ulmer were Chris
!. mas dinner guests of Mr. and Mr.
$ Frank Pogue.. Miss Ruth Ulme
q spent Christmas in Whitewater wit
Miss Madeline Hannah. Mr.. an
f Mrs Howard Jeffries and daughte
i Wilma, Miss Nellie McdOwney an
d Charley McDoWney of Lansing, Mich
r and Harry McDowney were SUnda
l. evening guests of Miss IneZ Townsen
d 80. The program at the school houS
O was enjoyed by fair sized crowd.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Roll of near Whit
e water spent Saturday with MIR. an
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-29

in honor of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. K. Thomas, who are leaving Friday
for Portland, Oregon, California, and
other places in the west. Covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Holston Thome
and son. Bobby Keith, John Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. s. o Cummins
Miss Elizabeth Kolp will meet her
childrens classes in the Eagles club
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Horney, OF
Philadelphia, have returned home af-
ter visiting Miss Martha Horney, of
North Eighth street.
Mrs. Fred Cain will be hostess to
the U. c. r. club Friday afternoon at
her home, 1920 North A street.
A Christmas dance will be given by
the Y. NJ. ! club at its club rooms
Thursday evening. There will be spe-
cial music for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Kolp will be host
and hostess for one of the most not
able functions of the week when they
give a ChristmasNew Years dance
Thursday evening at the Pythian tenn
pie. The Joe Kayser orchestra OF
New York, formerly of the Earl Full
Ter Rector orchestra, will make its
first appearance here, playing for the
dance. There is no gallery in the
! ballroom, so spectators cannot be ad
mitted. Dancing will be from 1886
to 1890 o'clock.
The Degree of Honor will give a
New Years dance at the Red Men 6
hall Monday evening, Jan. 2, for men,
bers and their friends. Music will be
by Miller's orchestra.
Calanthe Circle of Pythian Sisters
will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock
at the club All members are invited
/ to be present.
Mrs. Andrew Roser entertained at
| her home on South Tenth street Wed
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Suburban

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind.-Mr. and
Mrs. David Coppock entertained at
Christmas dinner, Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Coppock of Richmond,
Isaac Benbow and family OF Dayton,
Ohio, and August Knoll and family. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boren enter
tanned at Christmas dinner the fol-
lowig guests: Mr. and Mrs. John
Boren of Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs.
O. H. Little and son Robert, of Rich
mofld; Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Patterson;
Mrs. William Patterson, of Lynn; Mr..
and Mrs. William Brooks, Miss Alice
Moody and Herbert Boren of 1ndi-
annapolis. Tuts Brehm and son,
Junior, of Richmond, called on Mrs.
Alice Addleman Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Knoll and Miss Newsome,
of Whitewater, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Riley. Monday. Miss Irene
Names. of Richmond, called on her
aunt, Mrs. David Coppock Christmas
! evenig.. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boren
called on Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Riley OF
Bethel, Monday.
! CAMDEN, O.-Mr. and Mrs. F. G
| Shuey spent Christmas with Mrs
/ Shuey's brother Rev. John Ferguson
and family, at Franklin, Indiana. -.
| Miss Dorothy Pryor, who is attending
| school at the University of Illinois, is
! home for the holidays. She is spend
! ing a few days with her brother Clay
! ton in Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale OF
| Rushville, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. My
! ron Morton of Sidney, O., are guests
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Danser. -. Mr.
! and Mrs. Ed Marshall and Mrs. Olivia
| Brown and Miss Lima Harris ate
Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
John Gresle Miss Matilda Miller i!
spending a few days with her sister il
| Cincinnati.
Miss Leola Mitchell is the guest o
Cincinnati relatives during the holi
days. J. w. kenWorthy, wife ant
daughter, spent Christmas with thei
daughter and family. in West Elkton
80. MI. and Mrs. Walter Graham ant
daughter Dorothy, MIR. and Mrs. Mill
Harris and Charles Lamm, Of Hamll
ton, and Ray Davis, Of Richmond wer
Christmas guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. I
> E. Davis. Tommy Shafer, who ha
been spending several weeks with hi
brother, near Monroe, was home til
r weekend. He and Mr.. and Mrs
} Louis Phares spent Christmas wit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwartz in Han
: ilton. II. E. Randall and wife wer
in Richmond Sunday with Mrs. Raj
+ dall's mother, Mrs. Rachel Stubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Miller and Mrs
Clara Duckwail of Dayton, sper
D Christmas with their parents, Mr.. an
I Mrs. w. w. Duckwall. .... Mr.. an
Mrs. Earl Cook, of Lewisburg, an
Y Mr.. and Mrs c. H Scott, were tn
S Christmas guests of Mrs. Mary
: Robinson and daughter. Mr.. and Mr.
Edward Slower had a family Dime
+ Christmas. Their daughter Mr.. an
: Mrs. Willis Overholtz, Mrs. Slower
y parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McCullum, c
q Camden and her brother and famil
: of Lima, o. Mr.. and Mrs. Trayi
f entertained their children Christina
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Overholtz.
: Camden, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howar