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Evening journal., 1921-04-07
FIREMEN BALK
ON If PROMISE
Five Companies Insist That
Council be Definite as to
Appropriation
DELEGATION GETS
NO SATISFACTION

City Council was called on 1asr
night by a committee representing
the Weccacoe, Liberty, Washington
Fame and Phoenix fire companies to
give assurance that the companies
will get the balance of the appropri-
ations conditionally promised them
last year.
These five companies, II appears.
not satisfied with the $500 increase
given all the companies last year.
insisted upon an additional $1,000
Council at that time, agreed to di-
vide between them the appropria--
ton which would ordinarily have
gone to the Friendship Company
had it not disbanded, amounting to
slightly under S723 each. The
Councilmen then promised to make
up the difference of approximately
$277 provided some means could be
found to do so.
The delegation headed by Michael
Maloney Of the Weccacoe Company,
insisted that Councils conditional
Promise should be considered in the
light of an actual promise.
You can go back TO your com
panies," said Councilman Mearns,
and tell them that Council has en-
tirely fulfilled its promise. Every
thing that we have promised has
been granted up to this time"
Mr. Maloney Indignantly protest.
ed against Councils reiteration OF
the promise to live up to the agree
ment to give the five companies the
balance asked for "if' a way could
I D.. do
exclaimed Mr.. Maloney that the if
is still hanging green on the tree.
and will either ripen or decay. IL
the if moves, we move. If We go
away from here without a definite
promise, that if will still be hang
ing around until it goes by default
The delegation departed with the
''if' as their only promise.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07

John Finnegan. tenor soloist of
nationwide fame. who will appear
next Sunday afternoon at the Gar
rick Theatre. where memorial exer-
heroic dead in ireland. is a former
cises will be held in honor OF the
Wilmingtonian.
Good namred and straightfor-
ward. Mr.. Finnegan has fought his
way through life from early child
hood. overcoming difficulties and
succeeding where another less tena-
cious would have met defeat Born
in this city, Mr.. Fipnegan has sprung
from the people and has risen TO the
foremost ranks OF vocalists In the
country.
Apart from the force of his
individuality, he owes his success to
two men. one Jacques c. Ungerer
organist and chOirmaster OF st. Pat
rick's Cathedral New York. who
recognizing the latent possibilities
Of his voice. gave him the opportu-
nifty Of going TO New York the
other. Arthur +. stahlschmidt. to
whose care and training he owes
his artistic success in life. and who
has been his constant friend. guide
and teacher from the beginning.
Mr Finnegan received his early
education in the parochial and pub
/ lie schools OF Wilmington and at the
age OF twelve left the classroom to
take up the battle of life as an ap-
prentice machinist. He early formed
desire to sing and his friends and
associates were by no means back
ward in voicing their opinion OF the
would-be devotee OF the art OF song
however. his determination TO sing
was strong enough to overcome their
taunts:
"Just wait. one day you fellows
will have to pay to listen 10 me-
was his prophecy that he has ful.
filled.
His first effort TO join a musiea
organization. after he had sung al
smokers" was when he and
friend sought the choir loft OF ST
Patricks Church, in this city. Hi
friend got stage fright" whicl
quickly spread TO Finncgan. where
upon. the pair made a start for tn
exit. The choirmaster was TOT
quick for them. Before they knew
10 the trembling boys were havinl
their voices tried out. Since thei
Air Finnegan has had to face man,
critics and audiences Throughout
the United States and Canada, ye
never anything half so terrifying a
that voice test up in the choir lof
at St. Patrick's.
Mr. Finnegan has appeared alon'
and in company with the creates
artists and Observation-Disclosures. befor
the best audiences and musical or
panizations in the United States
Whether at the Maine Festival will
Nine. Schumann-H -Heink or will
Victor Herbert and his orchestra. oi
e concert tours. or in festival. oratori'
or concert, his seasons have beei
10 notable.
Mr.. Finnegan will break his con
/, cert tour in the West and come her
d direct from Louisville. Ky, to b
e present at Sundays memorial exer
It cises.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07
JUNIoRs CoME THRoUGH.

Wilmington Junior Reserves de-
feated Arcadia Juniors yesterday by
the score Of 9 to 8. The game was
played at Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets. The lineup;
Arcadia Jrs.-Dauphin, C; Joyce,
IS; Henley. 1b; +. Garvey, 2b; G..
Peirce, SO; T. Garvey. II; G.. Hamnl.
CT; H. Mcnamara, RI; j. Begley, C;
A. Feustel. p; A. McCook. p; A.
Bush. p; Wilmington. p.
Wilmington Jr. Reserves-H. Pier.
son, C; T. Dick, p; J. Gerstenburg
IS; II. Foxwell, 1b; L. Kinsler 2bi
p. Lane, 3b; V. DeHan, CT; NJ. Clay.
ton, r.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07
oRpHANs TO BE QUEEN GUESTS

The orphans of the city Of VIII
mington have been extended invita-
tions TO the showing of Charlie
Chaplin in "The Kid" at the Queen
Theatre. Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock. They viii be the guests of
the management. Institutions that
have been overlooked are asked to
get in touch with the manager of
the theatre. Other children Of the
city VIII be admitted 10 the showing
ct s{'pecizl price.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07
CENTRE GRANGE MEETING.

At the bi-monthly meeting OF Cen
tire Grange. No. II, held in the
Grange Hall. in Centreville last
night. reports from the committee
which had charge of the supper
given for the benefit of the degree
team about two weeks ago We're
heard. The supper proved a sue
cess. $40 being cleared.
Two applications for membership
were favorably acted upon. A class
of candidates will be received by the
grange some time in May
After the business session, music.
readings and several tableauX were
enjoyed.
The next meeting Of the grange
will be held on April 20.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07
GEORGETOWN NEWS NOTES.
leclal 70 The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, April John
F. Hollis, Of Milford. has been elect
ed by the Sussex County Levy Court
constable for tho First Representa-
tive district, and has entered upon
his duties.
Announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss f. Marie Bailey and Fred Co
rozza, both Of Wilmington. has boen
made. The bride formerly resided
here.
stephen X. Belts. Of Frederica
formerly Of Georgetown. died Tues
day. Funeral service will be held
at Barretts Chapel Friday afternoon
at ? O'Clock. lnterment in Barrett.
cemetery. The deceased was form.
erly prothonotary Of Kent county.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07

This birthdate should awaken per-
SONS 10 watoi the Want Ads for new
opportunities end larger chances in
bus ness
Evening journal., 1921-04-07

Sales Of pianos can be accom-
plished through the use OF the Want
Ads, and all musical instruments
may be well advey ised today.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07

This coming season will favor the
renting and sale Of farms. the SELL
ing of farm prodlce and the placing
of farm assistants through the Want
Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-04-07

stenographers would do we'll to
seek new positions through the
Want Ads for the coming monJ
Evening journal., 1921-04-07
Imnorted Grass Rugs

,.w BuiIs,nr, 7th s Market sts-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13
SMRf PRINCA. ,
Napfsal Alphonse Daudet.

Maly prime je chory, maly prime
nmiera. Vo vsetkych kostoloch
kral'ovstva svata sviatost vylo-
zena jc den noe a hrube sviece
horia ia uzdravenie kral 'ovskeho
dictate ulice starej rezidencie
su smutne opustene, zvony ne
zyonia, povozy tiahnu tichym kro
kom... Pred palacom zvedavi me-
st t'ania hi 'adia cez mreze ia kra-
l'oyskych vratnikov opasanych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13
zlatom, ktorf sa shovaraju Va dyo

zlatom, ktorf sd shovaraju Va dyo-
ire $ vaznymi tvarami.
Cely zamok smuti.. komornf-
ci, dvornf majstri tichym letkom
schodia a vychodia po mramoro-
vych schodoch. Galerie sd pine
.pazat V hodvabnych satach, ktorf
.prechodia grupy do grupy, do
|pytujfc sa potichn ma noviny. !.
Ma sirokom perone vyplakane
dvorSe danny robia komplimenty
IA utierajn 81 oci peknymi vysfva-
nymi Satoekami.
v skleniku je vel'ke shromaz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13
MA PREDAJ dom 6 izbovy, 81

MA PREDAJ dom s izbovy, ga
radz, 2 loty, sandy, 2 kuchyne,
kamenna piynica, vsetkosv najlep
Som poriadku. Cena je len sc, 600.
Prfcina predaju, ze som odisiel 2
Youngstown. O d aisle vysvetle-
ME piste ma adressu: g. T. Pollak
|31O Oakhill Ave-, Endicott, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13

Tvoj super neustaya, ne
smiles AMI ty zalpzit' ruky do xii
ma. Ked ustanes, tvoj nepriatel
|prejde ma ltok zaujme tvoje
miesto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13

i to najva6sie' more ma syoje
dino a koniec, ale TUBA nikdy.
Ktora zena chce byt' milovanou
Iaz do smrti, Ia mech je matkon
svojich dietok.
| Zena je dost' ozdobena, ked' sa
lsyojmu muzovi l'1bi. Luther
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13

MA PREDAJ dobry 5 izbovy dom
a miestnost pre- obchod. Haste
sa na byte {. 319 Greenwood
Ave-, Youngstown. 3x
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13

ldCus NlulCl I'LL CCA uU1OAy, dAu Il
mavaju dlhymi ciernymi rukavmi
a ako kyvajd parochnami po dok-
torsky,.. Guvernant d zbrojnos jsa
prechadzajil predo dvermi, caka-
jiic vysledok porady. Kuchtovia-
prechodia, ami ich nepozdraviac.
Zbrojnos hresi ako pohan. Guver-
nant odrieka Horacove verse -.
"a medzitym zdola Cd mastal' po-
cut dlhe zalostne erdzanie. To je |
princov tatos, na ktoreho zabudli |
a ktory ako by tesklil pred praz-
dnym valovom.
A kral'Y Kde je jeho jasnost
kral's Kral sa zavrel sam do jed
nej izby, ma samom konci kastie-
|l'a.. Jasnosti nemajn radi, ked
ich vida plakat =. Kral 'ovnej,
tel ie to uz me. Sedi pri posteli
maleho princa, krasnu tvar ma
lsmytd slzami a vzlyka nahlas pred
vsetkymi, ako pospolita matka.
v cipkovej postieloeke maly.
fprinc lezi vystrey je belsi, ako
tie vanktse pod MIN; spoclva, -oci
ma zavrete. Myslia, ze spi; ale
ME.
PreGo plaeete? PAM kral 'ov
ma? CT 81 naozaj myslite, ze idem
umriet'g & ~.
Kral'ovna chce odpovedat'. -
Pre- vzlykanie nem6ze.
= Nepladte, pani kral 'ovna; Wy
zab1date, ze som ia prime, a re
prime nem0ze takto umriet 80.
Kral 'ovna vzlyka este hlasitej-
Sic, maly prime sa zacina bat.
- Hola, vykrikne, ia nechcem,
ably smrt' prisla pre- nina a nedo-
volim, ably prisla az sem. Date
doniest' 40 zoldnierov vel'mi moe
nych a postavte ich na straz okolo
nasej postele -. Mech 100 vel'-
kych kanonov strait den a noe
pod nasimi oblokmi kn0tom "a
palenym! A beda smrti, ak 'sa 0.
povazi sblizit' sa k nam!.
Ma ziadost' kral 'ovskeho diet a
ia, kral 'ovna dala znak. A hned
pocut' kanony tiahnut' do dvora
a styridsiati> zoidnieri bajonetmi
v poSve vkrocia a obkolesia izbu
Vsetko start bojovnici so sedivy.
mi fdzami. Spatriac ich, maly
prime zatl 'apkal rukami. Poznal z
nioh jedneho a volal ho:
+. - Lorrain! Lorrain!
Bojovnik prikrocil k posteli:
- ia ia nam vel mi rad, MOI
starry Lorrain. Ukaz mi til tvoju
vel 'kn sabl u. -. Ak smrt' pride
pre- nina, prekoleme ju, vsak hej
Lorrain odpovedal:
, = Ano, pane.
A dive take Shy sa mu skotu
lily dolu ohorenymi licami. =.
4 V tel chvili sblizil sa k male
mu princovi spovedlny otec a hro
zil mu dlho potichu, ul1azujuc IN
d kriz. Maly prime nacuval vIra
zom vel mi zadivenym, potion h
zrazu pretrhol:
Rozumiem vsetko, 60 mi he
vorite, duchovny otce; ale konet
ne ei by moi maly priatcl' Bepp
nemohol umriet' "a nina. keby s
4 mu dalo moe penazl9.
/. Spovedlnik mu d'alej hovor
potichu a maly prime Dol co ia
viac Wac zadiveny.
Ked' spovedlnik dokoncil, NAL
prime zavzdychol:
Vsetko, GO ste mi hovoril
= ic vel mi smutne, ale jedno m
: test, a to je, ze tam 'hore, ra
..;. medzi hviezdami, budem 'preds
| len Sprincom ia vicm, ze Pa
| Bob je moi ujec a ze ma neusa(
| nize mojej hodnosti. -.
/! Potion, obratiac sa k syojej m
/! Ike dodal:
!! Date mi doniest mole ma
/! krajsie saty, vestu bieleho he
! melinu a zamatove crievick,
!! Chcem byt hodnym, medzi AMI
! lov ystnpit' do raja v kostyn
! princa.
| pn trntf raz raho1 60 cnnvnd1n;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-13

Ave, Youngstown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-04

Parks were in Richmond, Friday and
took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Harrison near Richmond. >. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Minnich, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Wright and Mesdames Nellie limerick
and Rosa Locke attended a meeting
of the d. Of A. lodge on Wednesday
evening at Palestine. They will also
attend district meeting on Tuesday
evening at Piqua.. Mrs. A. o. Miller
returned Thursday from weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. o. N
Shelkberger at College Corner.
James B. Trone spent Saturday and
Sunday at Arcanum with Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Stemmetz.. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Guy were in Dayton, Sunday and
called on Mrs. Ezra Fourman, who is
patient at the Miami Valley hospital
-. Mrs. Frank Campbell, of Eldorado
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
Mrs. Clate limerick and Mrs. A. O.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Howell
and family and Mrs. Anna Howell
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lay Howell and family. Mrs. Eliza
beth Cloyd visited last week with hel
son. Earl and family at West Alex
andria and attended the high school
class play. Mr.. and Mrs. John Can
bry, of near FIT. jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Creager and family. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra House and family spent
John Waldren, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs
with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Juday....
Mrs. Cora Leas and daughter, Mary
and Miss Leon Leas and sons were
Richmond shoppers. Saturday..
Vera Gauch spent Sunday afternoon
with Marjory Lou Fowble.. The w
Manchester ballteam played Ansonia
Sunday and were defeated by II to 4
. Misses Treva Howell and Alene
Glaedell spent Tuesday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
.. James B. Trone, Harley Juday
! Mrs c. f. Barnes, and Mrs. A. 0
Miller were among those who attended
| the operetta given by the Monroe higl
| school Glee club, at Monroe. Friday
evening. C. E. Barnes transacted
business in Eaton. Wednesday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reynolds, O
Arcanum, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Monebrake....
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Slifer. of Otterbein
and Mr.. and Mrs. A n. Newman visit
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clete:
Beck Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Faye
were Sunday visitors at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Troxel at Ithica
80. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Frank anC
! family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Loven ant
Mr. and Mrs Frank Parks were among
+! those who attended the baccalaureatt
service Sunday at Monroe. -. Charlie:
Steele and family spent Sunday witt
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Steele, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Trump. Mrs. Lurenna Trump and Miss
Ola Trump visited Sunday with Mrs
Cathrine Geeting at New Carlisle.
Miss Julia Gangwer is visiting in Day
ton this week at the home of Mr.. aut
Mrs. Bernece Seigel.. ...B Born on Sat
urday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cable, {
girl. Mrs. J. F.. Radabough visited
! from Wednesday until Friday at Gin
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Suburban

W MANCHESTER. O-The Willing
Workers Of the Christian Sunday
school gave a very pleasing program
on last Sunday, when they took
charge. The Woman's Bible class will
take charge next Sunday with Moth
ers' Day program. Brother Minton
on the same subject. In the evening
he will give a lecture on japan.
The Daughters Of America will hold a
market Saturday afternoon. May Z, at
Locke's store. -. A Kentucky Belle a
comedy in three acts. was given here
Thursday evening by the Lifter's class
of the L. B. Sunday school Of Edo
RADIO. Miss Leona Pitman returned
Monday from the Miami Valley Hos
rital. where she underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis. She wishes to
thank those who so kindly remember
ed her during her stay there. Mr..
sand Mrs. Clifford Turner. of Atchison.
Kansas, Mrs. Alice Hess and Mrs.
George Renner. of kessler Station
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. NJ. Turner and family. Miss
Gladys Beacher spent the weekend
with friends at W. Sonora and at Ok
ford. O.. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Baker left Thursday for Manzanola,
Colorado to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Glen Snyder and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Richards accompanied them and
will visit their son. the Rev. Hershel
Richards and family at Wiley. Colo,
RADIO. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Frank,
Mrs. John Loven and Mrs. Frank
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held in the high school building Sat
urday evening, April 80. Members
were present from every class back
to 1900. The classes of 1920 and
1921 were initiated into the associa-
ton. A very enjoyable evening was
had by all.
The Young Peoples Bible class of
the New Garden Sunday school held
a picnic after church services Sunday
at the school house. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Macy and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitts
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Collins
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Frazier and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Brown and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Brinkley, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harold Brinkley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Verlin Wooters,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Linnus Reynolds and
Miss Gladys Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bond spent
! Sunday at New Madison, o.. Mrs.
| Jennie Overman continues seriously
i'll at this writing. Mr. and Mrs Ed.
Tom spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter at Middleboro. Mrs. Isley Ser
vice, of Lynn, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wore and family. 50.
Ralph Reynolds, of Cincinnati, Mr..
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LAMPE, FOUND GUILTY
OF MANSLAUCHTER,
REQUESTS new TRIAL

GREENVILLE, May 4.-Attorneys
for John L.ampe. Mercer county farmer
who was last week convicted of the
shooting Of George De Camp, former
Greenville man, nave filed motion for
new trial. Lampe was found guilty
Of manslaughter, which carries with a
penalty of from one to twenty years in
the penitentiary. If Judge Blachley
refuses to grant a new trial, the prison
er will probably be sentenced this
afternoon or tomorrow.
Bieler Asks Divorce.
Another case was added to the long
list OF Bradford matrimonial differen-
ces yesterday, when Ivan Bigler filed
suit for divorce against his wife, Jose
phine Bigler. The plaintiff alleges that
they were married in 1919, at Paris Is
land, S. c., and that his wife has gone
to the home of her parents at Mil
waukee. Wis, and refuses to return.
He asks for divorce. and that the
court fix the amount Of alimony to be
paid the wife and child.
Grand Jury Convenes.
Tho grand jury for the May term of
court convened here yesterday, and
after being charged by Judge Tee.
EdTuen, LOOK up us laOOrS. IL is
thought that he jury will not be finish
ed until Thursday or Friday, as there
are a number of cases for consider
alton. Rush Mills, of Harrison Town.
ship, and George Swank, of Twin
Township were excused from duty by
Judge Teegardec. and George New
baurer and George Werner. both of
this city, chosen in their stead.
May Indict Gamblers.
Indictments in the Union City ganb.
ling muddle are expected to be an
nounced when the grand jury, which is
in session here at the present tin.oI
finishes its labors. Many witness es
have been summoned from the state
line village, and it is thought that the
wish expressed by citizens there that
the entire matter be investigated and
cleared up is being carried out.
Martz on Home Board.
Adelbert Martz, cashier of the Green.
Vile National Bank, has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy on the Board OF
Trustees OF the Children's Home of
this county. caused by the resignation
Saturday OF G. o. Rhoades. Mr..
Rhoades is commissioner-elect in this
county. and will assume his duties in
September The uneXpired term to be
filed by Mr.. Martz is of about two
years duration.
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cinnati with her son, Merle and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Homan
and Virgil Betz. Of Dayton. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Sarah Homan.. . The
Friendly Bible class of the U. B.
church met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Cora Leas.. :. Miss Let
tecia kimmel. of Eldorado, spent
Wednesday evening with Miss Katie
Waldren.. :. Miss Freda Reed, Of
j Verona, is visiting this weed with her
sister, Mrs. Stanley Christman.. 49,.
Miss Sylvia Trone, of Dayton. visited
here during the weekend. =. Mr.. and
Mrs Odes Gangwer and family, of
near Ithica, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Gangwer.. John
Gauch and ]. B. Trone were in Rich
mond, Tuesday. Mrs. Isaac Christ
man spent Tuesday in Lewisburg..
Frank Brown, of N. Carrolton, spent
Sunday at the home of Henry Howard.
-. Max Trone visited Sunday with
his uncle, c. A. Trone.
CAMPBELLSTOWN, O.-Miss Lois
Stevens, of near Williamsburg. Ind,
and Miss Edith Larsh spent Sunday
with Misses Mabel and Ruth O'Hara
-. "A number of young people from
Monroe township attended the page.
ant here Sunday evening. .... Those
from a distance in attendance at Mrs
Ridenour's funeral we're Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. wilkins, Mr.. A. c. Bell, Mrs
Belle Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Riden
our and Mrs. F. G. Miller. all of Day.
ton, O.. Mrs. Margaret Kinds, Mrs
Latitia Whitenack. and Mr.. and Mrs
John Miller, all of Richmond.
FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind-The an
nual meeting of the Fountain City
high school Alumni association was
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Dayton, attended the alumni meeting
Saturday evening. .-, :
Word has been received that John
Barnes. a Civil war veteran, die at
indianapolis. Saturday. - s
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hodgin spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Moody, near Lynn. ..- go
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len Kincholoe and family spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knoll
and family at Whitewater. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Curtis, of Whitewater, Mrs.
Guy Anderson of Bethel and Mrs C..
L. Baldwin, of Chicago, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor.
Mrs. Clara Coppeck Benbow, of
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and Mrs. Anderson and Alva Kerst. of
Greenville, O., and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Middleton OF Spartanburg, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs J. P. Chen
oweth. ...... Mr.. ]. P! Chenoweth is
slowly improving in health Mr.. Fred
Chambers of Earlham college. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Rey-
nolds and family. :. Mr. and Mrs. AL.