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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
Scmi-dreSs

A fancy of the semi-decolletage
is tulle draping. On some of the
smarter gowns it is drawn around
the bodice in a straight line and al
lowed to stand quite upright, veil
ing even the upper neck and chin.
Such an effect adds the softness Of
youth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
How To Keep
Yourself Well
Nervousness

Nervousness
MY daughter, age twenty-three,
has been feeling bad for about two
years. She is very Her
heart pounds hard from the time
she starts to eat until about 10 min
utes after the meal. She has diff
Guilty in breathing while eating. Her
tongue is coated very bad. n Is
yery thin, and underweight. She
has been on a diet of eggs and milk
and has had plenty of fresh air, but
does not seem to gain any.
1t is not possible merely on the
oasis of this description to deter
mine the nature of your daughters
ailment. A combination of nervous
ness and rapid heart action in wom-
en- always directs a PHYSICIANS at
tention to a possible disorder of the
thyroid gland. Be sure that you
consult a qualified physician, and
have him give your daughter a thor
ough examination.
Tongue-sucking
have a little girl who Will be
eight in June. She turns her tongue
over back and sucks the end most
all the time. What can 1 do to make
her quit it, as her mouth is getting
out of shape?
[ think you will probably find that
offering some reward will be the
most effective means of breaking
your little girls habit. Punishments
are usually of no use.
Build up her system and
general health by suitable food,
regular living, plenty of fresh air
night and day, long hours of sleep,
rest, and freedom from excitement
Her habit is probably an indication
of nervousness.
She Is old enough to appreciate
the value of some longed-for-toy, a
trip. a pet, ETC., and l think you will
be able to secure her cooperation
In any case, you will be glad to hear
that tongue-sucking rarely becomes
a fixed habit, the child usually stop.
ping it of her own accord as she
grows older.
Swelling OF the Face
What is the cause and cure OF
swelling of the face?
1t is absolutely impossible to give
an answer to such a question. The
patient should consult a qualified
physician, have him make a careful
examination, and follow his advice
The examination should include al
examination of the urine, to deter
mine the condition of the kidneys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

sur and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily

How to Remove Easily
Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face 10
try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee OF a reliable concern That II
will not COST you a peny unless IL re-
moves the freck1es; while II 1t does give
you a clear complexion the expense Is
trifling.
simply get an ounce OF Othlne-dou-
b1e strensth-from any druggist and a
few applications should show you how
easy II is to rid yourself of tho homely
freckles and get a beautiful complexion.
Rarely is more than one ounce needed
for the worst case.
Be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this strength
Is sold under guarantee OF money back
IL it falls to remove freckles.-Adv-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
New Cane Line

The newest type OF cape follows
Spanish lines and is not unlike the
fringed Spanish shawl. The fringe
Is found in vast quantities ana IN
eeniously knotted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
To Keen Ice Cream

To Keep Ice Cream
II there is ice cream left over anc
you wish to keep it, soak an erve-
lope of gelatine in water a few min.
utes, dissolve 1t in boiling water ana
when cool, beat it into the Ice crsaLx
Turn into a mold and put 1t on Ice
to chill. d
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
DON'T Rnht

In spotting material don't rub II.
Pat the spot lightly with the
cleanser. 1t will come out just as
we'll and the fabric will not be in
jured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
Self Trimmed

The self-trimmed dress is having
its day. Incrustations, appliques,
outings, are all very good. The lat
ter are simply pressed into shape
and allowed to fall loose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
For Girls

The smart outfit for the ten-year-
old is the separate skirt with the
loose overblouse. The skirt, how
ever should always be on a sleeve
less, straight-lined u~nderwaist to
keep it straight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20
Use Soap

If the belt on your sewing ma
chine loosens. rub it with plain yell
low soap and it will help until you
can have 1t fixed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-20

Lemon
One or two thin slices of lemon In
the bean soup will give 1t an agree
able tang.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

A. co-GRAvuFsE INC. NEW YORK aAl TlmoRE ST LOUIS
The Ward County independent., 1921-07-21

nsfsut having beer made e in uhe%G ths sen
1vE eaeeaisa tna' ana deiversd eas ssf'l Edi.
Bierly and Clarence r. Bierly, her hus-
band, MortEagors: to Fargo Lean AEen-
dsea ssrd aay Of
nineteen hundred and sixteen (19l6) and
filed for record in the office of the Reg
M lister of of.Deeds @ Of the County of w Ward d
in Book Il Of MORTGAGES, at page ATS,
will be foreclosed by sale Of the prem
described, at the front door of the Court
County OF Of Ward. and state Of North
on Saturday. the 3rd day Of September
1921. to satisfy the amount due upon
said Mortgage on the day of sale.
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same, are those certain premises
situated In the County of Ward, and
ter CNwD Of Section twenty-one C2D.
township one hundred and fifty-three
e. s' fn hfnfs rasp @sfdsa s %sss of
ing one hundred and sixty (160) acres.
more or less, according to the Govern
ment tsSs snrxeX Wi, thersof hs se on s,oh
on the date of sale the sum of Two Hun
dred and :aoI FIVE Dollars and Seventeen
the following sums paid and bearing in
terest in accordance with the terms Of
and Eight Dollars t;1os. s.oo) for interest
on first and prior mortgage December
1st. 1920; twenty-four dollars and sixty
cents. ($24.60J for interest on said first
thirty-eight dollars and thirty cents
($38.30) for the first half of the 1920
taxes on said premises, May 9Th. 1921.
with interest on said sums, from said
dates of payment at the rate of ten (10l
per cent per annum.
- FARGO LOAN AGENCY.
,,no. D Earrana Mortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
M ntpn or<h no1,N q :
The Ward County independent., 1921-07-21

9 adjourned a. !, at s o'clock r; N, to mee
'sa'n az .; NJ f. ~ NY AT II 1911
The board met as per adjournment, a
a: NJ. ~ IVY sth With al H. msmSer' rnn
Com. Hfaldi that the Board 'ssHousn aajourn a a
commissioners and meet as Board Of
Equalization.
Motion carried.
Aiss1zeos Ai assAi sssssea
The e,Is Beard q met as per adjournsment, a,
meSers present. sse Toft
ner. spicher, Haldi and Krantz; Com
Krantz in the chair and Com. vanden.
Moved by Com. Toftner seconded by
Com. Haldl that the following Justices
reports be accepted and approved and
Report Of s. w. woodhouse. police
magistrate for the city of Berthold. for
the quarter ending June 3oth; 1919;
Also quarterly report OF s. w. Wood.
house, for the quarter ending June 3Oth
Also the Justices quarterly report of
John Lynch. for the quarter ending June
Moved by Com. Spicher seconded by
Com. Hald that we transfer $4,000 from
the Emergency Fund to the Road Main
tenance Fund.
The board spent the balance of the
afternoon in auditing bills. and at 8
o'clock adjourned to meet again at 9
a. m'' July iSsH; ssi; 1sss, issh, ,,a,
as Pc per Ho sdjournment. t. With the the follow.
ing members present: Commissioners
Vandenoever, Toftner, Haldi and Krantz.
with Com. Krantz in the chair and Com.
Spicher absent.
Moved by Com. Toftner seconded by
Com. Haldi that the personal bond of
w. D. Might, Treasurer Of Rice Lake
Township. as PRINCIPAL. and ]. s. SMALL
the sum Of 1880 for county warrant
issued to, Rice Lake township for the
sum Of $500 for county warrant issued
to Rice Lake Township for the sum
of &37.5S, the same having been lost.
and the county auditor be instructed to
issue a duplicate warrant to the amount
Of S37.5S.
Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Haldi seconded by
Com. Vandenoever that the quarterly re-
port of the State Tubercular Sanatar-
ium. for the quarter ending June 30th,
1921. be accepted and approved and the
auditor instructed to issue warrant to
the amount Of $4sS.90, in payment Of
same.
Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Toftner seconded by
Com. Haldi that the requisition Of r.
N. Henderson, Clerk of the District
Court, for forty jurymen. be accepted,
Continued on Page y
The Ward County independent., 1921-07-21
Caviness Plans Play Festival

George Caviness, play ground sup
ervisor, is planning to close the play
ing season in Minot during the first
week in August with a play festival
which will be featured by athletic
stunts, games and interpretive dane
ing. Mrs. Frank Carleton of Havre.
Mont, who is in the city teaching
correct ball room dancing, has taken
charge Of the girls classes in dancing
and will present number of folk
dances at the festival. The directors
of the Association of Commerce yes
terday authorized Mrs. Carleton to
use the Association Of Commerce
rooms while in the city. She is the.
wife Of an attorney practicing law
in Havre.
In response to demands made by
soccer players, Mr.. Caviness is ar
ranging for meeting to organize
at least two soccer teams.
The play grounds are very popu-
lar. Mr.. Caviness reports. More than
$50 children are enjoying supervised
plav daily.
The Ward County independent., 1921-07-21

ssns!ss sss ssm2 r. '';,Is $685. he;s'sss ts;,ss
Northwest Sheet 8 Iron Works. wah.
sSsSS' gSssstSSSn' Gertifed e. skhecR cnscR pipe only N
North Dakota Metal culyert Co, Far
20 y. dD,CCFur,aaishing d,C,aIn pipe culverts
Srts so'e eulSss's ESaa s'PgtSS7 PSS75sS csr
Russell sn, GrassE Mannfasi.Ss,,ns Co. Co.
ca!ysrss, sS,lss.so; csrtitied checks: pr,
concrete items, ;s,o1s.41. Certified
Tsdszal Ala Project No. ss-sees. A : ,
F. NJ. Haas. Minot, n. D.-Road grad
Ing and other items. Sec. A. $i5,s!5,sg;
Homan WEBSTER s Son, Turtle Lake,
y, Dak-Road grading and Other ino Items g
Reinforced concrete ] items, sii.SssSs;So.
Certified checks.
s5eysns gros St. Paul MinnR9sd
concrete conc 've items, ss.?7Ssass. certified
'AfSks e. Ii stlss,l nGse Or "sos sos New Rockford
Sec; 4, sis.$s5.ss Sec s"G b, o's sl7,5ss.7s.
John Coghlan, ST.. Johns, N. Dak.--
Stanley Bros. ST. Cloud, MINI. Road
6s siaaGs sas ssa o'hs' B. siss tf%s Sec csrsd ias
Minot Construction Company. Minot,
&c. K s77anE yec and B. otsfs sss ses%4
Reinforced concrete items, $lo,222.1o.
n,5a,E. j. Foughtyi TYR Rogers, N; 30 Dak-R9sd
S7s s47sss sec ssa fsne; .s% sef
concrete items, sli,5O3.sO. Certified
Northwest Sheet & Iron Works, wah-
Sss;h psfeta Gestss Mat,i ShsSk eS;yert corur
,iaaa nisains, s,ecHp pipe culyerts. ''sos'ss. Ger
North Dakota Road Supply Co.. Far
60. ~. D-Fnrnishing, pipe cnlverts, S2,-
Russell Grader Manufacturing Co.,
Y Ss5ss; IT. fs:S!s.:.: ceSsi''sa shsck: s Cyl. ~
forenoon in Considering BIDS. s"sn and - at 'is T.
O'Clock adjourned to meet at 2 p. m.
adjournment with ali members present,
and Com. Krantz in the chair.
Road is snseq sssnr BY d4 + e. & Ws ytss
Stevens sros of ST. Pau M Mimi: Sia 81 g.
apprOVed Tor acceptance by w. III. Rob-
inson. Chief Engineer and Secretary of
the State Highway Commission, and
that resolution to that effect be pass
ed by the Board of County Commits
sioners of Ward County.
Moved by Com. Vandenoever second
ed by Com. Haldi that 1t be resolved
by the Board of County Commissioners
of w. thay hs Shef
the State Highway Commission, that
the contract be awarded Stevens Bros.
eral Aid Project No. 81, amounting to
$40,O42:93. and that all other bids be
On roll call the members voted as fol-
lows: Com. Vandenoever. yes. Com.
Toftner, yes. Com. Spicher, yes. Com.
Haldi, yes. Com. Krantz, yes.
Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Vandenoever, second
ed by Com. Spicher that it be resolved
BY the Board of County Commissioners
that they approve the recommendation
Of w. II. RObsinson. Chief Engineer Of
the State Highway Commission, that
the contract be awarded Stevens Bros.
of St.. Paul Mimi, for all items on Fed
341,l56.31, and all other bids be rejected.
On roll call the members voted as fol-
lows: Com. vandenoever. yes. Com.
HHofstner; Ha5s3 ~ yes. Cor Com spicher yes CON-
Motion carried.
Upon motion duly seconded. the board
The Ward County independent., 1921-07-21
Commissioners
Proceedings
Ward County. North Dakota.

''oiu SouulS, .<OItn iJdnOla
The Board of County Commissioners
Of Ward na,so GoHnty met in regular session
County auditors Office, ;i ui IN the the city 1t ' Of
Minot, with the following members pres.
snt: Commissioners, vandenoever
Tof.ner, I, + ec spieher: Haldi, and Krantz
Moved by Com. Haldi seconded by
Com. Vandenoever that the board pro.
ceed to audit bills.
Motion carried.
The township, board of Maryland town.
ship appeared before the board in re-
gard to bridge in SAID township. Also
peared before. the board in regard to
some poor bills.
At 5 o'clock it was moved by Com
the board adjourn until a. M. July
''.. jay sth, issi
The Board met as per adjournment
with al! members present and Com
Moved = by &C Com. mat; Toftner seconded by
,,,~, ,c", Haldi, that the renort Of r. n
collection Of ;472.25, Be accepted, an.
proved and placed on file.
Moved BY Com. spicher seconded by
itor be instructed to order 1880 feet Of
lsai1 T. inch fulverts GIn from the Northwest
furnishing for 1921.
Motion carried.
Conc spicSer tha as' the repore Tss9nasa of thy Ss
Superintendent of the County Farm for
the month of June. showing II inmates,
be accepted. approved and placed on
Motion carried.
Moved by Com: vandenoever second;
the srd commissieners' district during
the season of 1921, with w. L. kinser
and Nels Nelson as bondsmen, be ac-
the chairman instructed to sign same on
behalf of Ward county.
Motion carried.
Com. Toftner that Ri tha Bill sfrdv for the ny s
stituton for Feeble Minded. for quar-
ter ending June 3Oth. 1921, be accepted
ap9roved a16Iton and placed on file and the
$4,000 in payment of same.
Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Haldi seconded by
Hospital for Insane at jamestown: for
the quarter ending June 3Oth. 1921. be
accented, and approved and the auditor
81 ssasee ssoe IN %arrant payment so
same.
Motion carried
Com. Vandenoever That the s1esa resignatio on
of N. D. German. as County Agent for
Ward County be accepted, approved and
placed on file.
Motion carried. E
Moved by Com. Toftner seconded by
Com. Haldi that the Justices quarterly
ending June 30th, 1921, be accepted
approved and placed on file and the
auditor instructed to issne warrant In
payment OF same according to law
Motion carried.
Moved BY Com. spicher seconded by
Com. Vandenoever that the board ad.
journ until 2 p. m.
Motion carried.
! Afternoon Session
The Board met at 2 p. M. as per ad.
journment with all members present
and Com. Krantz in the chair.
Moved by Com. Spicher seconded by
Com. Haldi that the following. resolu.
tion. be accepted, approved and placed
village board Of Donnybrook, Ware
County, North Dakota:
WHEREAS. the village Of Donnybrool
presented a bill of $4,000 for hospital
charges and care Of Hannah Cross al
the Tolley Hospital, at Tolley, N Oak.
from May 10th to July 31st, 1920, and
WHEREAS, this bill appears to be ex.
horbitart according to charges made fol
patients at the st. Josepf's Hospital
Minot, and the Kenmare Hospital, Ken.
WfIBREAs. We believe that ;s2s.ot
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
STATE ROAD SCHOOL
CLOSES FOR SUMMER
special to The Evenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
STATE ROAD. June THE pub
lie school closed here today. The
annual picnic for the pupils viii be
held tomorrow afternoon in the
chapel.
Several members OF Little Bear
Tribe No. as, Imp'd o. r. NJ, re-
siding here, accompanied the tribe
to the services in Lebanon M. T..
Church, Red Lion, last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Richards, OF
near here, were the guests Of Mrs.
Sallie Reed, Smyrna, Memorial Day.
Mr. Richards and family motored
TO Smyrna, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Smith and
children, of Camden, n. j., were the
weekend and Memorial Day guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Lee Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hance mo-
tored to Newark, Monday and spent
the day with Mrs. Hance's sister,
Mrs. oliver Rothwell.
Miss Edna cranston. who is at
tending Women's College of Della
ware, at Newark, was Memorial
holiday visitor with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkinson T.. Grams
ton, Of near here.
Mr.. J.. Risler is on a visit Of two
weeks to his former home in New
Jersey.
The annual school picnic OF
Franklin school will be held Tues
day afternoon.
The State Road Community Clut
will hold a strawberry festival on
Thursday evening, June 0.
The next meeting of the State
Road Community Club will be held
Thursday evening. June 16.
A. +. Rittenhouse Miss Kitti'
Rittenhouse, II. c. Dance and Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Rittenhouse attend.
ed the meetings of Old School Bap.
lists at Britt's Zion Church, Denton
Md. last Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Durand of VIII
mington. Il. Charles and Mr.. Smith
OF Hockessin were entertained b,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dance on sun.
day.
Concreting OF the road above
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
4 KILLED BY
FALLING BOMB
Charge Explodes in Air
ship at Aberdeen Prov
ing Grounds
MISSILE SLIPS AS
PLANE is TO START

ABERDEEN. Nd, June -Four
persons were killed. four so seriously
injured that they may die and eight
less seriously injured. when a So
pound bomb, which was about to be
used in test. accidentally exploded
on the Aberdeen proving grounds at
1890 o'clock yesterday
The tests were being made in prep
aration for the experiments which
will be made on the Capes when
the effectiveness of airplanes in
bombing battleships and other navy
craft will be tried out
list of Victims.
The dead are;
Private Allen w. Sherman, Four
tcenth Air Squadron. 19 years old, Of
Hazelton. Pa, hit in head by frag-
ments of the bomb and died imme-
diately He had been in service only
i've months.
Private Elmer II. Grimmel. Four
teenth Air Squadron, is years old. of
Bciair. Nd. mutilated and died be-
fore he could be taken to the hos
pital.
Robert NJ. Herb. civilian employe,
2127 Maryland avenue, Baltimore,
died at $50 p. NJ, in Aberdeen
Proving Ground Hospital He was
about to receive commission in air
service; had served during the war
in the field artillery
Corp. Raymond S. +. Bohle.
Thirty-fourth Ordnance Company.
20 years old. 2414 Orleans street,
Baltimore. died in Aberdeen Hos
pi;al at $40 II. NJ.
Seriously Hurt.
Seriously injured are;
Capt Joseph e. Hall, Providence,
r. l.. stationed with the Air Service
az Aberdeen; eyes and face struck
by fragments of bomb; will lose
sight II he RECEIVERS.
Private Samuel Weinstock, 10
years old. of 6131 Pine street
Philadelphia, will probable die from
puncture of lung.
Private Lee S. Hite, Fourteenth
Air Squadron. 1s years old. Of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, right arm frac-
tured and suffering from shock
condition serious,
Private Thomas w. Hail. Four
toenth Air Squadron. 20 years old
Of Baltimore, Nd, leg fractured and
shoulder badly cut; probably inter
nal injuriesi condition serious.
Others Injured.
Others injured are:
First Lieutenant Carl G.. Ehason
OF Hagerstown, Nd, side and bacl
BADLY cut.
First Lieutenant Louis r.. I
Reese, of New York city. thumb ant
iifth finger of right hand shot off.
Private Lester j. Bigelom, Thirty
fourth Ordnance Company. 30 year
old, OF Hampden. Mass. second an
third fingers shot Off left hand.
Private Stanley Made. Forty
seventh Ordnance Company 2.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

years old, OF Philadelphia, arm
fractured.
Private Charles j. o'Neill. Thirty
fourth Ordnance Company OF
Coatesville, Pa. cut and bruised.
Private Marion ID. Belvins, Four
.eenth Air Squadron, cut and bruised
ON shoulder
Private Edward larry, Thirty
fourth Ordnance Company, 21 years
old, of Willmansett, Mass. fragment
OF bomb in foot
Major Hunter, of the Picatinny
Arsenal. who made the detonaters
for the bombs which were being
tested. was injured by a fragment
which lodged in his arm. but is not
in the hospital.
a bombing plane, carrying -four
50-pound bombs with which expert
ments have been conducted at the
grounds for two years. was just
about TO start a flight when one OF
the bombs slipped from the plane
ana exploded.
Col. c. w Schulz, commanding
officer at Aberdeen. said that ex-
periments with the bombing plan,
had been conducted at the grounds
for two years without any such acci.
dent. The planes rise and fly ovei
the Government reservation, drop.
ping their bombs.
All those who were injured were
gathered about the plane, and it I,
considered remarkable that an,
escaped.
Lieutenant Eliason was the pilo
OF the plane. Captain Hall was thu
bomber.
The accident was reported ts
Washington Immediately. SooI
after Washington received the new
two officers of the Ordnance Depart
ment left Washington 10 fly to Aber
deem to make an investigation. Col
onel Schulz appointed a board o
officers to determine the exact de
tails of the cause of the accident.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
WOMAN KILLED
In AUTO SMASH

WEST CHESTER. Pa, June L.
Mrs. Marian Goodwin, forty-three,
wife of William r.. Goodwin, Of
North Penn street died in the Ches-
ter County Hospital following injur-
les received half an hour previously
at General Greene, three miles from
this place, where her jugular vein
was severed and her body crushed in
collision between an automobile
driven by her husband and one in
charge of Miss Helen, daughter OF
c. A. Barnes. OF 522 West Third
street, Chester "a business man, and
occupied by the father and daughter.
The automobiles met at the cross
ing of Chester and Boot roads and
Miss Barnes is said to have lost con-
troll Of her car as the two met and
Il crashed into the Goodwin car,
both being badly wrecked Mrs.
Goodwin was formerly Miss Marian
n. Mills. daughter OF William G.
Mills, OF Millersburg, Pa, and
leaves one daughter. She was a
member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church here.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

Don't fail to bring your lady
friend over the bridge tonight.
Tickets at Irish-Amerioan Hail.
Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
WHAT'S HAPPENING
AT BEAR STATION
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
BEAR STATION. June 1.-The
public schools Of this place will close
next Friday afternoon, for this
term. The annual picnic for the pu-
pills will be held on the school
green Monday.
The Red Lion public school
closed last Friday for this term. and
the annual picnic for the school
children was held on the school
green yesterday.
The next meeting Of the Red Lion
Social of the Lebanon NJ. e. Church
VIII be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Davis, on Tuesday
evening. June 81.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lebanon NJ. e. Church, Red Lion,
will be held in the basement of the
church tomorrow evening. If the
weather is stormy the affair will be
held the first clear night.
Little Bear Tribe, No. 46. of this
place, attended services in the Leb-
anon NJ. u. Church, Red Lion. last
Sunday morning. There was about
80 members in attendance, many OF
whom were accompanied by their
wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marsey, OF
Strikersville, Pa, were the Memorial
Evening journal., 1921-06-01

State Road to Tybout's Corner will
be finished next week but will not
be open for travel for a month.
Residents have petltioned the
Delaware Railroad Company to
place safety gates at the railroad
crossing.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
Wholesome amusements-shoIlpot Park
FIrNERAL on mrs. REED.

The funeral OF Mrs. Georgeanna
Reed, formerly OF this city, took
place on Saturday afternoon from
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs.
Raymond Veasey, 1890 Berks street,
Philadelphia. Those who attended
were Mrs. Narcissa Downey, Mrs.
Mary MoKnitt. sisters OF Mrs. Reed;
Mr. and Mrs. William Peirce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Reed, grandchildren OF
Mrs. Reed Mrs. $. ID. Thompson.
Mrs. Atwood Everson and Frank
Thompson, Miss Tressa France and
DIR. II. c. Moore. Services were
conducted by the Rev. Mr., Berri, Of
Sloan Methodist Church. Mrs.
Reed was a resident of Wilmington
for more than 60 years and was a
member of Epworth M, +. Church.
Mrs Reed selected the passage OF
Scripture and the hymns which were
used at her funeral services. The
pall-bearers were nephews and
grandsons. Charles Reed, William II.
Pierce John Luthberry. Frank
Thompson. Earl Little and DIR. II. c.
Moore.