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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-10
Personal

Dr. Burrilf's Current Events class will meet on Tuesday at 4:15 in the Business and Professional Women's club rooms in the Liberty building. The evening class will meet also on Tuesday in the High school.
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MT. and Mrs. William H. Campbell of 2S2 State street, were among the many Bridgeporters who attended the Shriners' celebration in Hartford on Saturday.
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TRUMBULL

Mrs. John Treadwell, Mrs. Burr .; Beach, Mrs. Howard $. Beach ana Miss Cora E. Beach attended the h. A. R. meeting in Milford, Tuesday.
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Mrs. Cornelia Blake, who IS V1sitlE a+ the home of Mrs. Carton Paddock has been spending few days III Ne' York city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-10

Rick-Rack Braid, white and col ofed-3 for 25c. $ Odd pieces of Stamped Goods-25c. Embroidery COtton-25 sl1eins for 25c.
 Rope Floss, : skeins-25c
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Local Physicians To
Enjoy An Outing

A delegation Of some 20 or 25
local physicians with their wives
will go to Warrington this evening
where they will be guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. M. f. Hamilton at their bun.
salow near Warrington. The oc-
casion will be the regular monthly
meeting of the Marion county Med.
ical society and the members OF
the society with their wives were
invited by Or. and Mrs. Hamilton
a month ago to be their guests at
the meeting TO be held this eve
ming.
Automobiles will carry the dele.
CATION to DR.. Hamilton's home
which is ideally situated for sum-
MGR outing and they will return
hare later, tonight. Among those
who will 60 are DR.. and Mrs. E. w.
Howard, DR.. and Mrs. L. D. Howard,
DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Ramage, DR..
and Mrs. G. o. Henry, DR.. and Mrs.
II. R. johnson, DR.. and Mrs. H. H.
Carr, Dr.. and Mrs. G. w. Waddell,
DR.. and Mrs. l.. D. Norris. DR.. and
Mrs. H. S. Keister. Other members
Of the association will attend the
meeting and it Is thought the at.
tendance will be fifty.fifty one.
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WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Mervous PeonIe

Eo1 NERVOUS FGoPle
The great nerve tonic-the ia
nous Wendell Pills, Ambition
Brand-that put vigor, vim and VI
tality into nervous. tired out, all
in Respondent people In a few days
in many instances.
Anyone can buy a box for only 60
cents and the H and H Drug Co.
Is authorized by the maker to re.
fund the purchase price IL anyone
is dissatisfied with the first box
purchased. IN
Thousands praise them for gem
eral debility. nervous disorders,
mental depression and unstrung
nerves caused by overindulgence n
alcohol and tobacco, or by over.
work.
As q treatment in Affections OF
the nervous syStefn. Wendell Pills,
Ambition Brand, are recommended
as being generally unsurpassed.
Sixty cents at the II and II Drug
Co.. and dealers everywhere.
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YANKEE DOLLAR.
Continued from page one,

tConttnued tfom page onel
Mrs. Fabo Is sister Of Mrs. Hof.
man.. Another member OF the par.
ty was Miss Teresa Petek, who was
detained at Ellis Island for the rea-
son that Jugo.Slavia's three per
cent. quota under the provisions Of
the new immigration law had been
filled for the month Of July and 1t
will be necessary for her to wait I'm.
til the first Of August, when she
will be permitted to join her friends
In Fairmont.
Mr.. Hoffman combined business
with pleasure and took advantage
of the low prices of goods for sale
in various capitals OF Europe to re.
nlenish his stock and put in other
lines that he has never handled be.
fore. Among the latter are fine
line Of Meerschanm goods consist.
ing of pipes, cigar and cigarette
holders, amber goods, mirrors,
bracelets and many other articles,
too numerous to mention. He ex-
pects the shipment to arrive within
q few days.
Mr.. Hoffman looks the picture OF
health and says he had the time Of
his life.
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ter. Marina. motored to waynes-
burg. Pa. on Sunday.
Mrs. 6. l. Garrison. Of Fair,
mont, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs y. ca yoss q Market street.
Mss Mabel Charlton q Fasr.
mont, Is here for 1 visit with Feia.
ttyes.
Miss Eva AIatheny has returned
from 9 visit with friends 1t Under
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman arc
guests OF friends and relatives At
Venango, Pa. N
Mr., and Mrs. Harry R. Nay, OF
Fahmont, are here for visit with
their parents.
Mrs. Ernest Conway is visiting
relatives at Shinnston this week.
I'd. G. Haugh was home from
Hastings Station for a week end
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visit with his family IN Howard
street.
b. F. Wells and ]. S Haggerty
have returned from san Francisco
cal. where they attended the Elks
National convention.
Miss Florence coad, Of Fairmcnt
was the guest 81 her brothers
James and Edward Coad Tor tbs
week end.
Mi. and Mrs Jack StiTm were
guests on Sunday 81 MI. and Mrs.
Bruce Hi at Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II pttser have
returned 10 their home Al charles
ton atter a visit with Che tormers
brother here,
Miss Mary searnons q Morgan.
town, Is here for 4 visit with her
sister, Mrs, Il. J. Matthews. Of 10
Gust street.
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WINFIELD

There was a dinner at Harry Nm
zums last Sunday for Mrs. ]. ].
Richardson. Those present were
Mr.: and Mrs. W. H. Vincent and
childrenu, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Haw-
kins and children, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
e. Baker and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Summers and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Efaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Nuzum and sons, Mr..
and Mrs. Clint Carpenter and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lynn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fay McDougal and sons, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kirk, Mrs. Esther
Boyce and children, Mrs. Mary M
yum and nephew, Belle Sattsrfield
and son, Aaron satterfield and
daughter, ]. ]. Richardson, Lloyd
McDougal, Lesley and Walter Sat-
terrified, Arden Jones, Lawrence
and Denzil satterfield, Marcellus
swisher and Richard Hair. he
family were all present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry NuEum and three chill
dren, GeneyieTe, Annabelle and
Burl.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Richardson
have been spending a few days at
Harry Nusum's.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. g. Baker and
daughter were calling on Bryant
Phillips one evening recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Kirk
spent Saturday and Sunday at D.
@! Bakers. v
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Bindery Foreman
Becomes Boy Scout

One OF the happiest boys in Fair
mont last night was Emmett
o'Neill Of the Fairmont Printing
company when he found out that
he could go to the Boy Scout camp
Camp Brooks Fleming on the
Gauley river. Until way late in
the night he nervously worked GET
ting his belongings together and
when the quota was ready to leave
this morning Emmett was the first
Scout on the ground. He expects
to be gone two weeks II he Can
stay away from home that long
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Personals.

Mrs. Oscar E. Hayes, OF Fair
mont, is here for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan, near
town.
W. NJ. Michael left yesterday for
Detroit, Mich, where hetwill pur-
chase motor car, driving It to
this city.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Devereaux has re.
turned TO her home at Parkersburg
after visit with Mrs. A. ]. Sturm
In Marshall street.
W. Ellis Cunningham, Of Binga-
mon creek, was business visitor
here yesterday.
Guy Deidig and Ola Robbins have
returned from a business visit at
Morgantown.
The Misses Rose and Ruth
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Marriage An1nio,aul,n,e,eed.

Yards have been sent out an
lhcuucing the marriage Of Miss
Cecilia Luetta Mitchell and Charles
Robert Keplinger, which was sol-
emhized recently In this city. The
cards read as follows: 'tMrs. Dora
B. Mitchell announces the marriage
,ofY her daughter, Cecilia Luetta to
Nh. Charles Robert Keplinger, Fri
day evening, July the fifteenth,
1le Teen hundred and twenty-one,
I flrmont, West Virginia. At home
4 ket August !, SO Yost Apart
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MANMNGToN
yafoand Eupd stsSssd:

Playground FUND stsrssd
The Warrington Board u Edu.
cation has given as III reason for
the closing Of the Fairgrounds this
summer that the West Virginia
school code does not permit It to
use the funds for that purpose. Lo.
cal men have expressed a willing.
ness to start a fund going and
Charles L snodgrass, cashier Of the
Bank of Warrington has been Sc
leeted 70 receive subscriptions.
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PERSONALS

MIR. Charles Polling and little son,
Charles Parks. have returned from
Elkins, where they spent the week.
end the guests Of relatives. They
were accompanied home by Miss
Evelyn Talbot, who will spend sew
eral weeks here the guest of Miss
Aileen Polling.
Mrs. W. s. John, Of Morgan
town, was the guest yesterday and
today Of her sister, Mrs. Ira L.
Smith at her apartment on Fair
mont avenue.
Miss Ruth Amos is quite III at
her home on High street.
Mrs. Henry Tchinski and daugh.
ter, Miss Blanche Tchinski, spent
yesterday in Clarksburg.
Mrs. w. E. Waddell arrived here
this morning from her home at
Coyington, Va, for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stone
at their home on Quincy street.
Mr.. Waddell will Join her here for
the week end.
Miss Hazel Holt is leaving
Thursday for New York where she
will be the guest Of Mrs. E. E.
simonds, formerly Miss Madge
Barnes. She will also visit in
Washington.
Mrs. Jacob Snider has returned
from Martins Ferry, Ohio, where
she had been he guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. James Russell
Frazier.
Mrs. Henry Miller has returned
from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
had spent ten days as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lee Hutch
inson.
Prof. o. G. Wilson and Mrs.
Wilson will return next week from
Harvard University where they had
spent the past four weeks and
where Mr.. Wilson took special
course at the university.
Lawrence Cunningham went to
Huntington this morning to attend
the sessions of the State Funeral
Directors association which con-
venes there today for a several
days session.
DR.. L. N. Yost, who had been
Ill for several days at his home on
the Country club road. is improv.
ing at this time.
Gus Mack and Fritz Conley have
returned from an automobile trip
TO Baltimore.
Mrs. DrdIey Robinson Is the
guest Of relatives in Warrington.
Miss Lucille Stealey left yester-
day for a visit to Elkins.
Mrs. o. B. Fawiey and son have
returned to Morgantown after a
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. John
|. Frum at their home on State
street. o. B. Fawley and mother,
Mrs. W. |, Fawley, and Mrs. George
Hess, of Morgantown, came here
and returned home with them. Mrs,
Lizzie Vandervort and her brother,
Ernest Vandervort, the latter OF
Junction Kansas City, Kansas, are
here from Morgantown for visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Tibbs and
son, Richard, left yesterday morn.
ing for a motor trip to Cambridge
Ohio. While there they will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Boz Tlbbs
They we're accompanied by Ruth
and Robert 'Tibbs, who have been
guests for the past fortnight Of
their grandfather. Robert Tibbs
and their aunt. Miss Emma Tibbs
OF Union street-Morgantown Post
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Grant Town Miner
Dies Of the Flu

Mike Repper, aged SO, of Grant
Town died yes terday afternoon at
Fairmont hospital after an illness
OF influenza and pneumonia. The
man was admitted to the hospital
on Sunday and lived only 81 hours.
He is survived by his wife and
three children. The body was pre-
pared for burial by Undertaken R.
Il. Cunningham and son. No flu
neral arrangements have been
made.
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~ f1t ah
Bitterly Jealous % Miss
Dugan's ability as Il
An 0rganist,
And this casual G Complimentary
Mention aroused A
Large lavender Cloud ~
OF Resentment.
The sentiment against Receiving
Ne was over WhaiminS.
am Sorry,
Sorry for tn Clubs
Sorry for their Future,
Sorry for their Present
Endeayors,
Because they are Deprived
or my brilliant Ability,
The inspiration And
Eloquence OF my Presence,
AT their Luncheon
Tables.
Lawsee-it does Seam
A shame that the Best
Known literary Light
OF the city Should
Never get to Join
Nothin'!
Professor. are sou There7
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. sehooIs Open scptember Elrst.

Schools Open September First.
The Warrington public schools
will open for the coming term on
Monday, September list, and will
close on May 31st, 1922. The first
semester will close on January "a,
when promotion in the various
grades OF the school will be made.
At an important meeting OF the
school board held last evening IN
the Central school building Super
intendent D. G. Tabler read his re.
port for the past term. Because OF
no meetings OF the board recently
the reading Of this report was de-
layed since June LIST.
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Teacher Leaves.

J. F. Gladon last year a teacher
in the Warrington schools, but who
has since that time resided here,
left yesterday for Point Pleasant,
where he has accepted a position.
The property in Center street which
was occupied by Mr.. Gladon has
been sold by A. ]. Hess to Philip
H. Brumage, who will make 1t his
residence after remodelling the
home.
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Boys club-Methodisss.

The Methodists and the Boys
club. engaged in a game of baseball
at Hough's park last evening, the
Methodists winning by the score Of
2 to 5. Threatening rain kept the
attendance down TO very small pro
portions.
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Notes and Personnls

L. l.. Myers Of New York City
was here yesterday calling on
Norris Sllverman.
VIM. BENEFIT and daughter Miss
Pearl Of near Worthlngton, were
shopping here yesterday.
1t Is apparent from present M
dication the ball game to be played
for the benefit of Russell Wright
will be largely attended as there
has already been sold over five
hundred tickets.
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Tribute To Work
Done By Merrells

Writing In the Clarksburg Tele.
gram, Sam Madison pays the fol.
lowing tribute to the progress
made In athletics at Washington
Irving high school during the time
W. G. Merrells was in charge Of
the teams:
When Mud Hite takes charge
OF athletics at Washington Irving
high school next month, he will
find a vastly different state Of at.
fairs from that which greeted vii.
liam G. Merrells when the latter
took over the reigns at the hilltop
Institution two years ago. Here
are some OF the things he will find
which were absent when Merrells
came here:
Material, a splendid schedule,
plenty Of equipment, sound financ.
ing, and more important than all
others-spirit.
These things represent what
Merrells accomplished in his two
years as coach at Washington Irv.
ing. When he came here the
school was on the rocks in an ath.
lotic way: there wasn't any too
much interest among the student
body and virtually none at all
among the townspeople: there
wasn't half the material that the
school boasts today; the athletic
books of the institution were a
mass Of red figures; there was
hardly any equipment at all, and
the schedule included only the
schools In this Immediately sec
ton.
"How vastly different things are
todayi
"Where Washington Irving then
appeared hopeless in football, to
day II seems the most formidable
contender for the state champion.
ship: where It was then playing
only Grafton, Elkins. Fairmont,
Buckhannon and other schools In
this section. It will meet next sea.
son wheeling, Huntington and
Parkersburg, three members Of the
"Big Four:" the red figures on the
hooks have been dis1laced by a
healthy reserve fund: the school ID
stocked with plenty of equipment
TOR all branches Of athletics; doz,
ans Of muscular and gritty Young
men are counting the days until
thew GET into grid toys and hike It
to The trainlng camp: and thou.
sands Of fans all over the CITY are
eagerly waiting the day when the
referee,s whistle shrieks after Can.
tain 0iiker has raised his right
hand to signify that washington
irving is ready for The fray
"Tt il unnecessary To make men.
t,on of this change in affairs 10
most followers NJ the schooI's ath.
iatics bccanse thew can easily re.
r,ay1ber tbe dav when fIrtv ar more
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Homecoming.

The local United Brethren con.
gregation under the leadership Of
their pastor will largely attend the
homecoming Of that denomination
in Pine Blur, Harrison county, on
Sunday, August 14th, and at which
Bishop W. w. Weekly, of Parkers.
burg, will be present to preach the
main sermon.
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On Motor Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. LANCE and
liss Lucille Fisher are leaving TO.
" for an. extended trip which will
llrnade in the LANCE Packard.
! liter touring various points Of IN
rest they will go to the summer
cme Of Mr.. and Mrs. LANCE at
Mackinaw Lake, Mich, where they
Rill spend several weeks.
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Mrs. Arch c. Perry entertained
a party Of young ladies' at her
home in Beatty avenue on Satur.
day evening" in honor Of her nieces,
tho Misses Margaret and Winirred
Egbert. of OIL City, Pa, who are
her guests.
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Carnival Agents Here.

Advance agents Of the Howe's
Great London Show company, and
the Smiths Greater shows were in
the city few days ago, making ap-
.plication for licenses from the city
clerk. Permits were not issued;
but 1t Is believed they win be-
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with CAMPING Party,

Miss Eugenia Vance. of Pleasant
street, left yesterday for Lake Cen
eva;g N. T., where she will be a
member Of, q camping party OF
Wheeling people for a few weeks.
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From Auto Trim.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beatty have
retnrned from an automobile trip
10 eastern points which included a
visit to Berkeley Springs where
hey were with Mr.. Beatty's moth.
ri, Mrs. NJ "a. Beatty, and a visit
% Mt Lake Park, where they were
viii the former mother, Mrs. Z, I
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Coming Tonight.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keplinger,
whose marriage was an event of
July IL, will arrive home tonight
after spending their honeymoon in
New York and Washington. They
will take fup their residence in the
YoSt APARTMENTS,
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At S. S. Convention

The Rev. A. a. Dye and Rev.
Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Con-
nell and Mr.. Pyle Brummage aud
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Weeks at
tended the Sunday school conyen-
ton at Boothsville Sunay.
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Poles Win

The ball game at Traction Park
last evening by the NJ. P.'s va
Polish resulted in a score OF 5-4
in favor OF the Polish.
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Mrs. j. S. Haggerty, who has
been confined to her home in
Washington street by illness for
several days, is again able to be
out.
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The earliest known surgical In,
struments were splints found In
the Nubian desert.
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MONONGAH


Mesames C salvatu and L. s.
Smith left yesterday for few days
at Antioch on the Valley river.
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Miss Rose Plcktns has returned
home after a few weeks visit with
her sister Able Javata at Bellaire,
Ohio.
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Bible Glass To Nee

Monongah Bible Glass meets this
week at 8 o'clock at the NJ. r.
church.
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Mlsa Ruehanan Returns.

Miss Margaret Buchanan. for.
msrly OF this city, arrived In New
York yesterday from France where
she had been for the past year
Btudy ling at the University OF Paris
under a scholarship from Bryn
NEWT college. Miss Buchanan will
u the directly to her home in Union.
IoFn where she plans TO spend the
coming year with her parents, DR..
and Mrs: "A. M. Buchanan, formerly
Of this city. While at home, Miss
Buchanan will complete her work
for her Doctors degree which she
IS toIreceive from Bryn Mawr.-
Morgantpwn Post.
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Victory Temple No. 81, Order OF
PythianF Sisters, Of Pennington,
Vim hold an initiation on July 20
at which time a class of candidates
viii be- given, the degree. Several
mthe Fairmont Temple are plan.
ming TO- be present.
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. More than 100 different sweet
potato products have been leyel-
,oped In the United States.
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'STAUNTOA LADS
NDNHIELB Meet
But Fairmont Made Mag.
nificent Showing and
Lost by But a Points

CAMP WOODS, GAINESVILLE, W.
Va. July 23.-canp Terra Alta OF
the Stanton Military Academy
won the track, field and water
meet staged at Camp Terra Alta
yesterday between that camp and
Camp Woods Of the Fairmont Y.
N. g. A. by the score As to Al.
The meet was closely contested at
all times with the score at one
time 20 to 80 in favor Of the Y.
NJ. G. "A. Camp. Small who was
expected to be big point getter
for Camp Weeds was a dissapoint-
ment being defeated badly In the
100 yard dash. Eakins for Camp
Wood placed in the mile run,
A number Of pictures showing
Camp Woods and various scenes
about camp have been received in
Fairmont. Many Of them are pic
lures of the boys boxing. Some are
action pictures while others arr
posed. In one is shown Assistant
Camp Director George Turley lying
face down on the ground taking
the count with HIS opponent L. " /.
Hall, one Of the tent leaders,
standing over him. The picture
doesn't explain whether Turley was
really Knocked out or not but It
certainly looks realistic.
This is the last week Of the camp
and the last OF the boys will re-
turn toFairmont next Monday.
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| LOCAL SOCIAL EV rs.


a. Deveny. They also toured
through the shenendo ah valley.
Class TO lleet
The Willing Workers class Of
the Central Christian church will
meet Friday evening ct the home
OF Or. and Mrs. E. P. Smith at Bar.
rackyille. Those attending will
leave here on the eight o'clock car
and get of at Straight's crossing.
y{.5
Birthday Dinner
A birthday dinner was given OH
Sunday evening in honor of Miss
Louise Sellers 18th birthday by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Sellers at their home, 622 Ogden
avenue. A few friends and rela-
tiyes were present and enjoyed a
fine time. Miss Sellers recievd som
very nice presents. hose present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fned bJ1lss
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
Warner and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Nay and granddaughter,
Misses Eta and Mary Black, Mrs,
Francis and Wilbur Grandstaft.
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Switzerland has adopted a stan
dard voltage for electric circuits
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LIN. Hartley head of the Hart
ley department store, and a NUM-
her ofahis clerical force are in the
lEast at this time purchasing stock
4 their trade. Several left Sum
isxly and others will go this week.
Among those in the East at this
time are Mr.. Hartley, Harry VIII
'liamsofi, the Misses Jane Mont
gomery, Mary Byrne, Efilista
Greitzner, Cora Wilson and Mrs.
Martha Davis. Harry Sharp Of the
mems department is leaving this
week for the East.