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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10
FULTON

Oscar Elefson is painting John Kra-
mer's house.
Henry Cox and family were callers
at James Biggar's Monday.
A good many of the farmers are
starting to transplant tobacco.
Mrs. BrumeIl and baby have been
visiting relatives here the past week.
Richard Pease and wife and Mrs.
Horace Pease were GAINESVILLE shoppers
Monday.
The schools close this Friday with a
picnic and exercises. The parents are
invited.
Miss Nellie Bentley returned Friday
from Iowa where she has been visiting
her brother.
The ground hogs are causing good
deal of trouble in this neighborhOod
this year.
James Ely and wife have been visit
ing relatives here. They stopped off
on their way home from California.
Mrs. Sue Fessenden and son Kenneth
went to Milwaukee last week to at.
tend the graduating exercises of Heller
Fessenden.
Lydia Zieman returned to GAINESVILLE,
after spending Sunday with her par.
ents here" with L. G. Kramer ane
wife Sunday evening.
Horace Pease and wife, John Berg
Miss Florence Illegal, o. P Murwin
wife, daughter Evelyn and sons Olive
and George motored to Madison Sunda,
and had a picnic dinner with the SON
at Villas park.
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UTICA

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Serum spent
Sunday in Deerfeld.
Roy Sorenson of Madison spent few
days at the Adolph Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koehn drove to
Edgerton Sunday to visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tellefson spent
the afternoon with their son Ruben and
wife.
Mrs. Norris Klongland and Mrs. Roy
Cornell drove up to Madison last Fri
day.
A number of relatives and friends
were Sunday visitors at the Adolph
johnson home.
Miss Crude Hart of Stoughton Wis.,
tied over Sunday with Anna and Ben
sena Feggestad.
A Wisconsin license, No. 29-472, was
found near Utica. Owner please call
at Utica garage for same.
There will be a barn dance Friday
evening at j. O. Ellickson's farm one
mile east of Utica. Everybody well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Logan, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Adolph johnson, were Madison visitors
last week.
A barn dance was held at the j. G.
Hanson farm last Saturday evening and
over 200 tickets were sold. They all
had very good time.
Stella Klongland, Eleanofe Starks,
Edna Johnson, Laura Mikelyord, Jokum
Johnson, Robert Atkinson were con-
frmed by Rev. Guttebo at the West
church last Sunday morning.
A few relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Klongland spent Sunday afternoon and
evening at their home in honor of their
daughter, Stella Klongland, who was
confirmed the same day at the West
church.
A number of the school children who
have graduated from the common
school went to Madison last Friday to
| receive their diplomas and to see the
exhibition given by ChowC Chow, the
health clown.
We have been informed of the death
of Mrs. Victor Larsen of Valley City,
N. d. Her husband, Rev. Victor Lar
sen, is we'll known in and around Utica,
he being the son of L. D. Larsen. Four
small children are left to be cared for
by their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks of Elgin,
ILL.,, visited with Ruben Tellefson and
wife last week Friday. Mr.. Hendricks
was In the same company as Ruben
over in Europe and he there promised
| he would come here on his honeymoon.
They left Saturday for Minnesota.
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PORTER

Miss Marie Fox left on Sunday for
Omaha, Neb.
A slight frost was reported on Sun
day morning.
Frank Boss spent Wednesday at Ft.
Atkinson.
Robdrt Nelson, Edgerton, spent Sun.
day with Verne Boss.
George Kothlow, Edgerton, was a
caller at Eagle creamery Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cox announce
the arrival of baby girl, born Satur-
day, June 4.
Stephen Dooley, GAINESVILLE, spent q
few days of the past week at the S.
Nordby home. -
Miss Merle Learn, Hardware, is
spending the week at the c. E. Cox
home.
The Help-a-Bit club banqueted their
husbands on Wednesday evening al
7:3O at the home of Mr.. Jas. Barrett.
The tables were beautifully decorated
served which was greatly enjoyed by
Is members and the next meeting will
Oe Win WIS. lud DdIcS oH uiSudy
June 9.
| Miss Marie Fox closed her fifth year
of successful work in the Eagle district
with a picnic on the school grounds
Tuesday, May 81. A very pleasing pro
gram was rendered and delicious sup
| per served. Six pupils had the honor
of graduating, viz, Bessie Barrett
Westby Daily, Malcolm Towns, Viii
Boss, Hedge and Nelius Johnson. The
Pupils presented the teacher with three
silver tablespoons as slight token OF
remembrance. Miss Fox has been en-.
gagged to teach again the coming year.
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CORRESPONDENCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALBION

ALBUM
Otto Kruger was Chicago visitor
last Saturday.
The Albion mill will be open or
Thursday only.
Some of the farmers are setting to-
bacco this week.
Mrs. Lester Kelly entertained the
Willing Workers Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Jensen of Edgerton took
supper at Emil Dyreson's Monday.
w. A. Mccarthy is improving his
house with coat of paint and a new
kitchen.
Miss Hazel Emerson, teacher at the
Emery school, held a picnic at Rice
lake Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrington and
Master Leon Dates visited Mrs. Ear
Showers at Stoughton Sunday.
Mrs. V. E. ABBY accompanied her
grandfather, F. H. Drake, to the Wis.
consin Veterans Home Tuesday and
returnen Thursday.
Chas. Lawtc and wife, Geo. Palmer
and family of Milton Jet. took dinner
at Frank Lawton's and supper at Jas.
Herrington's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Harris and
daughter Cora and grandson, Eugene
Ballard, of Evansville were callers al
/. D. Humphreys Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Wording spent
Saturday night with her parents ano
motored to Madison with the latter
Sunday where they visited relatives.
Mr.. L. o. Painter and family have
moved into their new home which has
been built since the fire. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Olstad have moved back into their
house which they vacated so that the
Painters would have place to stay
near their farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mccarthy will
leave Sunday by auto for Byrds, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Main will accom-.
pany them as far as Moline, ILL.,, where
they will visit their son, Louis Main,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gaines will return from Texas with the
McCarthys.
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the preparatory work, is entitled to
much credit for the excellent rendition
of the play. Financially the effort was
most satisfactory.
The speaker commencement day
evening, Mr.. Frank L. Fawcett, de-
lighted large and representative audi
ence in the high school assembly room.
The class day program was entirely
in charge of the students, Wayne
Clarke, president of the senior class,
had charge of the program. This took
place last Monday evening.
At the close of the commencement
program Wednesday evening the Towne
medal of merit was awarded, one to
Wayne Clarke and another to Esther
Scofield, as the young man and young
woman of the graduating class possess
ing, respectively, in the estimation of
the teachers and fellow students, the
most laudable characteristics of the all
around high type of high school boy
and girl. The highest. average of schol-
arship and conduct for the four years
was attained by Charlotte E. Livick,
who spoke the valedictory, and Douglas
Wood, representing the same for the
boys, who spoke the salutatory. The
invocation was given by Rev. Atkins,
and the musical numbers were furnish
ed by mixed quartette with an &C.
companist from Oconomowoc, and by
Mrs. Norma Wanamaker. The visiting
musicians were Mrs. L. Schoen, Mrs.
G.. Moore, B. Regula and w. Marsten;
pianist, Mrs. S. S. Mullin. Superin-
tendent Holt presented the diplomas,
and the class sang the class song. The
Token" q splendid office desk, was
rendered by Carl William Heller. The
auditorium was crowded to its capacity.
The alumni banquet, last, but not
the least attractive of commencement
week functions, is given Thursday
evening of this week The program in
cludes an address of welcome by Bjarne
Rossebo and response by Wayne Clarke
for the senior class, solo by Miss Edna
Hanson, response to toast by Glen
Gardiner, violin solo by Mrs. Lowell
Whittet, Miss Alice Nichols reading,
Miss Holcombe dance, and remarks
by Supt. Holt. Nellie Bradley, Grace
Stafford and Ed McDonough act, re-
spectively, as first, second and third
POSTMASTER. The junior class contrib
utes the class song. Miss Anna Hoen
directs the culinary part of the feast,
and Mrs. A. 7. Shearer the program.
Some changes in the high school fac
ulty will take place. Miss Nora Far
man and Miss Grace Stafford, Margaret
Evans, Marie Holman, J. E. Porter
and B. E. Klontz will not return at the
opening of next school year. These
very excellent teachers have other and
more attractive positions in view. 1t
is to be regretted that our high school
faculties can not be stabilized by the |
retention of it's teaching force during a !
longer period of years.
In the grades a number of changes
are taking place. Superintendent Holt
announces that students in the junior |
and senior high school whose average |
in any given subject at the close of the
year was IS to Is per cent have the OPP
portunity of making up work during |
the summer vacation.
Plans are considered for some changes
in the course of study, and an increase
in the number of teachers. Definite |
announcement will be made later.
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SUMNER

School closed in joint district No.
with box social.
Church services will be held Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Archie
Hammerquist last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Arrow Marsden has returned
home after spending few days in Mil
waukee.
A number of relatives OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. Earl braves pleasantly surprised
them Sunday, il being their wedding
anniversary.
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er games. A picnic lunch was served
at noon, and the outing continued until
o'clock in the afternoon. The even
ing was spent in dancing at the gym.
Three of the boys conducted an ice
cream stand on the grounds and did a
lively business.
On the same day the seventh grade
pupils had an outing at Pleasant View,
and the eighth grade pupils enjoyed ar
| outing at Charley Bluff.
The baccalaureate address was given
by Rev. Atkins at the Congregations
church last Sunday evening. A large
| audience attended the impressive serv.
ice. Special music was furnished BY
| the choir, and the address was espec.
| tally we'll suited to the needs of the
| young folks who now have finished
| their education in the home towr
schools.
The junior play, THE Touch Down,
had the flavor of college life and col
lege spirit, especially the sport spirit
1t is clever little play and well suited
to amateur performers. The thing wa:
we'll done in the high school auditorium
last Friday evening. The cast was vel
balanced, each performer moved ane
spoke naturally, and there was no hes
itation in the movement of the story
from start to finish. Mrs. A. T. Shear
/ er, who staged the play and directed
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sentence OF one month for having liquor
in his possession. a light sentence being
because of the crippled condition OF the
accused.
4 sentence OF IS months in the fed
cral prison at Atlanta was imposed on
sums Maple, cuiorcd. Of ClarkSburg.
He was charged with Illicit selling OF
Narcotics.
George Genglein Of Marshall. charged
with having "raisen jack" in his POSSES
sion was dismissed by the court hccauS"
ot his cXc"llrut war record and WOUNDS
received in the service.
r.,-l !.awl"sS OF Huntington was fincn
slDN for using a railroad pass issued
10 another.
Tony OParsu Harrison county miner.
pleaded guilty 20 having "a quarts OF
liquor in his Possession and was fined
$50 and costs and was ordered confined
in the Harrison county jail until the
firc IS paid.
Charles Sn.rTer. OF Martinsburg. plead
guilty :" having 4 %t!n III his possess
Sin, and misunderstanding liquor and was
Sri!;cnCrL TO three months III jail ana
f.rrd $500.
Wi..a,m Wnr,"r. Of Tucic". pleaded
guilty 20 Il Charge o. having mp0nshin"
luun: m his possession and was given
:: sentence Of three months. having -
ready been held in Jail three months
waiting trial.
Jack Morak % Tucker, wis fined
500 or given four months in jail for
manufacturing +" sin vine. lie had 100
gallons Of III" liquor in his Possession
when arrested.
T"7y Virccno. of Tucker. WIS sem
tc..rG to four months in jai! for hay
ing rain,n wine in his possession.
Andy Holuple. Of Grant. was fined
$3.50 for manufa curing liquor and hay
ing still in his possession.
f.: BodI:!Ck. Of Grant. was sentenced
I, four months or pay fin" OF $3.50
for having 80 gallons OF raiSn wine in
his possession
James l'aticni. Of Weirton. was given
four months ia jail or fine Of $500.
Harry Pennatta. Of Clarksburg. was
accused OF having liquor and wine in
his possession and was fined $3.50 and
costs or four months in jail.
Prank Camatto WAS fined $50 for
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Current Events Meeting

This afternoon the Current Events
department of the Woman's Club VII
hold its regular meeting in the A. Q. :.
w. Auditorium. with the main feature
OF the occasion to be n speech by MSS
Julia Morgan Harding Of FrttShurb'r
An exceptionally successful meeting -
looked for. Miss Harding Is wei Known
In Wheeling having appeared hn various
occasions at current event meetings.
and her summary OF recent happenings
throughout tho world promises most
interesting few hours for every mem
Der present Mrs. Fred f. Far's Will
preside as chairman at today's meeting.
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con which brought the pleasant hour

con which brought the pleasant hours
to u close NJ.
This afternoon at the home Of MES,
john Reid in Birch Lynn. MRS N'ti'' en-
\ Branum viii pc joint hostess at an
n rormLl nccd,eyurk party. f"iIG"G1
bv luncheon IT which covers VIII De
Noudav afternoon M:s* Slrah JACK,
son will entertain At tn" M''''fH h wI"ii
"a. L~.ds,. rr.luw"d by '"., "r,"'' VI!
IL. .,,r,-..j at i've O'clurk. OU.t" mum
her havc ben invited for ;he Hfi"Tn"oI'
AMI others VII arrive ~ the tea hour.
Tuesday AZ one "'c."rS Ms n n%c",'
u,I he honor guest At Iunr""n''
80, ~, Wrs r'nrhr- simpson ut the
nome OF her parents. Mr.. and MIS- d
!. Holloway N Lcathcrwood.
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bringing "a quarts Of liquor from Pitts'
burgh 10 Clarksburg.
James Patrich, OF Wetrton, confeseed
TO having raisin win in his possessioh
and was fined $500 and ordered to serve
four months in the Hancock county JAIL.
Andy Sabolic, also Of Weirton' con-
fessed to having a still and some vni.
key in his home. He was fineo *|eo eue
sentenced 10 servo three months IN the
same jail
Leon Bolnsky. Of Marshall es01ty.
confessed to having whiskey In his pos
session when tho prohibition efdesrs
raided his home. He was eentenco4 "
serve three months in the AArsoH
county Jail.
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coNTENUEN CAS1
Illness Of Defendant Causes Posspo
mont of Hearing Set for Today.

When 4 doctors certificate was pre-
scuted in circuit court yesterday after.
noon Showing the defendant in the sun
of J. Is. sullivan ct al, doing business
as Sullivan Brothers VS.. Gertrude
Berghoff Is III. Judge J. Il. Sommet-
willie ordered the case continued until
the next term Of the court. ~
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A. her nom" on South Huron SLTt"l
Thursday evening Miss Hazel Morrison
entertained quite = number OF friends
~ a delightful affair arranged in hon
or OF her sister. Mrs. Walter Schane. Il
recent bride.
A miscellaneous shower was the f-H-
ture OF the occasion. and various pas
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ENJOYABLE Dinner Party.

Quite 4 successful dinner party w"
held at the home Of Mrs. Virginia Moore
on East Main street Barnesviiie, O.,
Tuesday evening OF this week. Am"nr
those present were: Oscar c. Ellis.
Margaret Moore Pagie Morris. William
! Campbell and Stanley S. Wheaton.
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About People
Movements OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.
At THE HOTELS.

McLure-M Arthur, CHrkshUrE: i.
II Conner. Rarr"svu!r: q. O. HoNic@.
New Cumhcr1nd: Vi. f.. Dakcr. ClarkS-
burg: \. I",,ns. Cambridge; VI. II
RrS.ri,r.d. pitt ShCrGH.
wlndsor-C II Martin. pittsburgh
Miss I. Conway Kr"'s. Mnruingt"n,
Q. Hrant. Huntingdon: Arch ". Loon"y.
l"t,%hUrFl.
Stsr1su--N. salisbury, S!steEAT ~: u,
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,ieSdalnes


'Chr Woman'; Benefit Association or
the MacaJcc. Liberty Review No. IS,
will hold installation Of offices at
their hal, th3s evening All members
are required To- lee present.
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P,rv for BrIde-elect.

Miss Rose VI. Hunter Will De hostess
20 about twerty-f,ve friends ~ h"r
home in Rro0Nsidc this evening. comHN
menting Miss Mary WiGal who's" mar
~:agc to Mr.. Whitney OF Vermont Will
occur in February. Bridge Will he the
plcaSaut diversion. followed later IN
.hn evening ny a luncheon Of attractive
opoo:n,nentS. Miss Wira, will b" the
recipient ~ number Of handsome AMI
useful gifts
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Courtesy for Miss He'll

" The home OF MISS Agnes MCCLURE
nell on North Main street Thursday
evening Miss Mcdonnell and Miss
Frances sullivan entertained at de-
lirhtCul Informal affair in honor OF
Miss Clara He'll. one OF next weeks
BRIDES. MISS He'll was presented with
4 handsome collection OF towels, and
:. variety of diversions we're employed
TO fill the pleasant hours. At the CON
clusion i dainty luncheon was served
tnn following:
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No matter what you want Il viii save
You time and money to use INTELLk
GENCER WANT ADS. '@6sa
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MSW((lIEEK
A 80 ~
.FETES AND SHOWERS
FOR SEASONS BRIDES
TT Is ONLY FITTING THAT THE
BRIDE SHOULD REIGN SUPREME
BE IT JANUARY Or JUNE.
asorrs Heller TO Be Host az Dinner
Party at windsor. and TAsN'fe
Party Saturday.

Nt2c,een twcuty-onc ha> seen = pew
Of charming brides $" itr an" "eNs
week viii. occur S"SrrH. "e""'reS ~
much local interest. an" counting
antlc.pated annoCur MEATS - FtI"H'
rf,crt-. :, would >"trn 'nI. Jane - n"S
he only month oE brides.
All sorts of dc,;.h,t'H ntu2 'tEa'rS-
SOM, ~ th.u :ru.,d mos "."'';"''>-
gra scheduled dn.Iy 10" """ h''o" ~
another .ad {, quot" "~e ,# "a" country
,,or-rSnonG.r:s. show, - ar t1.' "F"''
~ the day.
Successful Dance.
"a. :rr.--r.tl drrrN h'.I 10 ne Els
Climb 'rhCr,day EVENING MAS atL"Ud""
~ "a good representation 81 Service
Stqr LEGION and ~, American L"Si"".
I'D was an immense success tr""
..,....,,. ,.trw2oi,.. TIE Whjts ker-GtrSS'
No. orchestra Furnished the latest 2'H
rs. d,rre music t,r r'c~c lovers Of tH'S
-,lur;,~ isi~ti,ne. rth"" pleasing o'N'T
Suns h.,vnG to l"aA" th,S affair on" 81
rSn most rniryul,'' participated III oN
the Lry:on mrmUy"-. this season. the
cornyn.tt,., ~ char" = :" ," ""rEratu-
lated on tho success ~ this OCCASION
Tho Jamboree and I;azaar 10 hc held
Thursday. january -. At Legion n"aH'
nuor,~~> n-.nisrS m evening "f rare
advertisements. \ general invitation I"
N. rubl:c IS extended by tn" Service
Sty, and American LeE;"nS and An IN
ioyab;a evening" is assured with dancing
and various other diversions. Refresh
,nents Will be sold. Come and enjoy this
Jamborce.
Prominent among the many delight
49, rnu-.esias bejnc teUdcr"d MISS ltutl
Mason. whose wedding "Wednesday OF
mex, week will be one Of particular m
:erest. was the charmjnEiv arranged
hr;dgc-,ea ~ N" For. Horny C!Hn
Thursday afternoon VIII, M7S. D. W.,
Stuhh,eae'd as hostess. following ne
euEruSS.nc Session ~ hr:dc" the N'NF
p,avrrS WHO made n" " cneSt scores
we're presented with clusters ~ lovely
blossoms m oNGu.~a;" ""rS1Ec h0u.
,,r,s, in colonial d.>.-0 mad" TN 80
dainty old fashioned pos:cS. was given
Miss Mason. Lat" :" the afternoon 4
Few other guests arrived for the lunch
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Dohie Dance Tonight.

Tonight. at the Elk's auditorium the
Dokic Brigands will hold another Of
their successful dancing parties. This
afcair is for PythianS their sons and
fr!rnds nd a general good time IS as
sUr"d those planning TO attend. Last
week more than fifty couples were out
and tonight an even greater crowd
Is looked for. The pOKie dances are
always most enjoyable affairs and are
steadily growing in favor. \ snappy
program OF real dance hits will be fur
nished tonight by the Dokie Band.
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times whi,cd away the hours, a lunch-
con Of dainty apIIoir:mrntS concluding
the program. Fink and white were the
rolors most in evidence. being carried
cut IN detail at luncheon
The guest list included.
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\ say crowd Of young FOLKS VIII
form ( cong.rial PARTY as guests OF
Grorg" Feitr-, =; - d"):ghttully ar
ransed dinner party AZ the Hotel Wind
Sor. Saturday evening. handsome ap-
instruments Will h, n evidence At the
'ah,r w:,h cxQuisit"lr tinted blossoms
forming me ccn,"rpirce. and single
Blooms VIII be tossed here and there
between. covers. Altogether = decidedly
attractive party is Planned and me
gncrcss ~ Tho occasion IS assured. Fol
,nw;Yg dinner the young folks will re-
uair 70 on. Of Tho 1oro, theatres.
Those invited for tAjS pleasant event
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In the social rooms OF St JOsc0h's
Cathedral thiS evening the Ladies Aux
illary OF Parke-D Division. Ancient Order
OF lIibr-nianS. Will come together in
regular monthly session. In addition
20 he many business matters OF I'M
po-tarce To come up at this time. the
u"wly elected officers will be installed.
Following this L social hour will be
enjoyed.
'"nv officers to be installed tonight
are:
PRESIDENT Mrs Howard Joyce.
Vice. presideut-Mrs. Louis J. Cook,
Recording secre;ary-Miss Martha
Morgan.
Financial sccrsary--MiSs Katherine
Clark
Trea surcr-Mrs Daniel OLcary.
Mistress at arms-MrS. Agnes tTah
erty.
Chairman OF outstanding committees
Miss Raphael Moran.
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NJ tGS, q

MISS 5
Clara Hell Margaret lIorn!ck
Ertty Hurn!rE Catherine Farley
Gene Rafferty, Gertrude He'll
Mary Fisher Martha Fisher
Gcnrvieyc McDon- AnGrl!nc kalten-
nell bach
Martha kurHer Irene BUGGY
Margaret GilliCau Agnes Mel 'onncl.
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hesdarnes

y. J. Fisher Andrew Zlegler
Joseph &. kalten- ". L. Lear
bach
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!. williams. Barton; ". {. Waits. COL
umhus: e. II. Hart. Dayton.
Rogerp-O. i. Hamc-. Pittsburgh; j.
G. Ru--iS. Nj. Vernon: G. {. Poole. Ne"
Castle: u. j.. iSuSiI, Fiit*lL"GA