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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-25
Sharon

The Chautauqua at Sharon Center
the program of which was published
two weeks ago, was a grand success.
If we were to Judge solely from fl
nancial standpoint it might look diff
ferent, as there was a small deficit.
But on the other hand there was
marked degree of satisfaction to the
extent that instead of the II sponsors
of one year ago, who were laughed az,
scoffed at, and ridiculed of being al
most anything but sensible people
(and we were almost ready to believe
it ourselves), we have increased to 9S
for next years guarantee. We there
fore feel amply repaid for Our endeav-
ors, and believe that we have been In
strumental in starting an educational
Chautauqua which will prove benefl-
cial for years to come. Our friends
from Granger township have taken a
very active part in securing signatures
of men and women who are willing
to boost for next year thereby max
in ga strong Sharon Granger Chau-
tauqua" organization. May we not
hope that our united efforts will be
crowned with success?
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Goodlnan's Corners

6. A. Clement and A. w. Clement
and families attended the Nichols re-
union at VIM. Nichols at Weymouth
Sunday. Richard and Mamie Nichols
returned with them for a few days
stay.
Marie Marecak from Cleveland is
home on her vacation.
Myrta Jenkins was in Cleveland on
Sunday.
Ernest Clark and family returned
last Friday to their home in Pitts
burg.
Mr.. Marecak's folks had quite a
scare last Monday about noon. They
couldn't find their little two-year-old
boy, and with some of the neighbors
began to search. After about an
hour they found him in the edge of
the woods, a quarter of mile from
the house. Their dog and two cats
were with him.
The Clements came from all direc-
tions last Wednesday to meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clement for
their annual reunion. 1t rained, and
it poured, but all kept dry under the
tent and did full justice to the sum-
tuous chicken-pie dinner. After the
business meeting Rev. Kinsley gave a
short talk and remarks were made by
Others and general good time was
enjoyed by all one hundred and four
teen relatives present and seventeen
visitors. Charles Clement from Los
Angeles was there again this year, a
hale and hearty old gentleman of 81
years. The others from a distance
were: Oliver Clement from Muske
gon Heights, Mich, Ernest Clark ant
family from Pittsburg, Pa, Will Far
rar and son and Wills mother from
! Oberlin, Lee Clement and family ant
| Misses Dorothy and Dora Barnes O
Elyria, Everett Bell and family, Har
Ian Clark, wife and little son, Waite
Morton and family and Emma Kel
logg from Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Clement, ROLAND Clement, wifi
and little Earl. and Eugene Clement
wife and daughter from Medina, an,
Mrs. Edna Potter and three daughter
from Kenmore, O. Others were ther
from Hinckley, Brunswick, Beebe
town, Columbia, Valley City, Strongs
vile and Behnetts Corners. Later il
the day ice cream and cake was sery
ed and all went home full and happy
agreeing to meet with Clarence an
Walter Clement next year
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Mallet Creek

VIII Spooner, Mrs. Anna and daugh
ter Violet Houston of Cleveland came
out to Father Spooner's last Saturday
and on Sunday they all motored down
to Fredericksburg to visit VIM. Cros-
by, who used to teach in the York
schools. Vivian Crosby who has
been staying at Mr.. Spooner's since
July !, went home wit h them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Codding and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutliff of Wellington called on
Harmon Seeley's Friday:
Last reports from the hospital are
that S. Salmon is improving salts
factorily.
Mr.. Leiblein's mother is visiting
him for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Leibleins brother and wife
spent the weekend with the Leiblein
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Van Ornum
attended the Wheeler family reunion
Wednesday, at F. J. Clark's, on East
Smith Road.
Ray Garret and family spent Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Garrett.
Earl Hines and family attended the
Hines family reunion at Richmond,
Ind, last week.
Dorothy and Mary Louise Hunt of
Lakewood are spending few days
with their aunt Mrs. Ellsworth Van
Ornun.
The people Of York and vicinity
have raised neat little sum of $57
to help out Mrs. Salmon, whose hus-
band is in the hospital. Any one
wishing to chip in, please hand it to
Joe Spooner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Neufeld, daugh-
ters Catherine and Pearl and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herthneck Of Valley City spent
Sunday with Geo. Myers family in
Relden. Pearl remaining for few
days.
Catherine Neufeld visited her old
scfoolmate, Mabel Kulp Of Medina, a
few days last week.
e5 j
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PAGE FIVE
Chatham

Miss Daisy Harris, who for the
past five weeks has been visiting Miss
Nellie Mccullough, has returned to
her homie in Coshocton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grigsby and
family will leave Tuesday for a two
weeks tour to Chicago to visit rela-
tives.
Rev. Skillet and family of Holmes
vile is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shyhawk of Coshoc-
ton visited over the weekend with
Mr., and Mrs. o. D. Mccullough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gordon of Seville,
Mrs. Vance Van Nostram and son
Ralph of Seville and Sadie Hetricks
of Ada, O., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Miller, Friday Of this week.
Mrs. Clarence Armstrong and chill
dren left Saturday for Sistersyille, w.
Va, where she will spend her vaca-
ton with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Dan Clifford has returned to
her. home from visiting her son Rob-
ert in Dover. .'
Mrs. Mary Goodyear and daughter
Edna are visiting Mrs. Charles Good
year of Elyria.
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Weymouth

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers of Sc
vile spent Sunday at r. L. Scanlan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Kesler motored
to Columbia Sunday. Mrs. Carrie
Healy returned with them for an in
definite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Andrews spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Stow at
Akren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camel, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. Fauver and son Stanley of
Cleveland spent Sunday at E. z Word
ems. Mr.. Fauver and son remained
for a weeks visit.
Mrs. 1nez Bartholomew entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hendrick of
Spencer and Susan Worden Sunday.
Mrs. Miranda Stoaks and Mrs. Ad-
die Miller of Medina are visiting at
Mrs. E. S. Perkins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAnany of Medina,
Mrs. E. B. Fluent, DR.. r. NJ. Fluent,
Miss Silvia Spurney of Cleveland, Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes of Willoughby and
Mr.. E. Davis and son of Akron, were
callers at E. E. SInedley's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Einhart spent
Sunday at Eudoice Haight's at Gran
ger.
Maynard Crooks is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Walter Young, at Granger.
Mrs. Carrie Crump and son Huber
spent a. few days last week at Vern-
on Blakeslee's.
e Mrs. Travers and children of Cleve-
land spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Paul White.
There will be an ice cream social
at the church Friday evening, Sept. 2.
Mrs. Mary French is visiting her son
Richard, at Flint, Michigan.
Mr.. Montgomery McGarth of De.
troit is visiting the Misses Liza
Liza and Mira Hood.
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Mrs. Mary Killian visited her friend
Julia Preston in Cleveland Tuesday
| Mrs. Nell Green Of Akron and Mrs
Mate Kinch Of Medina visited at Will
Kinch's part Of last week.
Fred Barber and family Of Cleve-
land was at Robert McConney's last
Sunday.
G. H. Todd and family have return
cd from two weeks visit in northern
Michigan.
Mr.. Guy Young and family Of Lake
wood visited at Rolley Wards last
Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Ward attended the Root
reunion in Lakewood Saturday.
John Kline Of Pennsylvania is vis-
iting his brother Harvey.
Nj, and Mrs. Msr VIII Zach and Ar
dine visited at Mrs, gsell Green's in
Akron Sunday. IN.
Mrs. Stow Of Brunswick spent last
Friday At Mrs. Della Rennison's,
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COURTS
DOCKET ENTRIES

= The Strong, Carlisle & Hammond
Co., VS.. The "A. B. Rim Co., action
for money only. Defendant in de-
fault; judgment for plaintiff against
defendant by default for $2,493.4S,
and costs.
q The Defiance Machine Works Co.,
VS.. The A. B. Rim Co., action for
money only. Defendant in default;
Judgment for plaintiff for $1,234.S1
and costs.
The Carborundum Co., VS.. The A..
lB. Rim Co., action for money only.
Defendant in default; judgment for
plaintiff for $s4s.06 and costs.
The I. J. Cooper Rubber Co., VS..
1. A. Gorham ct al, action for money
only. Dismissed by plaintiff at its
costs; no record.
| The National Roofing. Co., VS.. The
A. B. Rim Co... action for money
only. Defendant in default; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $111.02 and
costs.
4 The Sherwin- Williams Co., VS.. The
| A., B. Rim Co., action for money
only. Defendant in default; judg
ment for plaintiff for $490.7S ant
costs.
4 Chas. E. Joy VS.. Mary e. Joy, &C
ton for divorce. Divorce grantee
plaintiff on ground of gross neglec
Of duty, and plaintiff granted leav'
to amend his petition by interlinea
tiori to confirm to finding.
Il Clyde johnson VS.. Geo. Zigler, &C
ton for money only. Settled, cost
paid, no record.
Byron Wilson. VS.. Geo.. Colley e
al, cognovit note. Judgment fo
plaintiff for st69.98 and costs.
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 7
OF an ordinance fixing the compensa-
tion and bonds of municipal officers.
passed BY the Village Council, Decem-
Der 20, 1902. =
. BE 1T RESOLVED by the Council Of
the Village of Medina, State of Ohio.
(three-fourths of all members elected
or appointed thereto concurring.)
SEC.s THAT Section / of an Ordi-
nance passed by the Village Council.
December %, 1902 and titled .An Or,
dinance Fixing the compensation and
bond of municipal officers" be amended
so as to read as follows, viz: Section 1.
the Mayor In addition to fees allowed
by statute a nd ordinance shall -recefye
q salary of $4,000 Three Hundred and
noll00 Dollars per annum, PAYABLE
quarterly out OF the Corporation Treas
sury, and shall give bond with approved
sureties in the sum Of 100000,
SEC. II-That Section / or said Or
dinance passed December 20, 1902 be
and. fs hereby repealed.
SEC, Ill That this Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after the earliest period allowed by
law.
Passed august II. .1szi.s ~ Z
II. H.s HARTzoG
Mayor y
village Clerk
Aug. is ana 26 "a K X Il ..,,a.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

Robert Andrews to Manford B.
Burkey, lot Z, Spencer.
John and Piroska Busa to John
and Julia Juhasz, 34.84 acres, La
fayette.
Alma E. and Jos. E. Babcock to
Michael Madunicky, 106 acres, Hinck-
ley.s
Same to same, 1896 acres, Hinck-
ley.
R. X. Crawford to knight D. and
Mary M. Mears, lot ~, Wadsworth
village.
Peter Cover to Irene Cover, r,1ot 1o1
1872, Medina village.
Mary A. Carlton ct al, to Rose Ell
la Burkhart, lot Is, Lafayette.
!. Sidney Cady- to J. M. Marty
Jr., guardian, 3.51 acres, HincMey.
Jacob L. Dennis to Ida May Low
rey, lot 20, Seville.
Lodi Cemetery Association to F. H
Hodge, lot 18, Lodi.
Alfred ard Emma Mauer to H. C.
and Mary Sebrell, 62.69 acres, Wads-
worth township.
H. G. and Mary Sebrell to Chas
and Claude Smith, 41.54 acres, Gull
ford.
Geneva and Geo. H. Stroup, 1892
acres, Spencer.
John and Julia Sojka, to John and
Cary Houdek, rs acres, Hinckley.
Winifred B. Young ct al, to Nah
Ion G. Charlton, lot 2s2, Medina vii
lage, township side.
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Said bonds are issued for the pur-
pose OF paying the portion of the cost
and expense assessed against and to be
paid by the village of Medina, Ohio,
Street from the east line of North
Broadway to the east line of East
Street, West Friendship Street from
the, west line of Court Street to the
east line of Medina Street, Huntington
Street from the north line OF West Lib
erty Street to the south line of Friend
ship Street, and South Broadway from
The south line Of Smith Road to the
south line of Grant Street, all to be-
improved by grading, draining, curbing
and paving the same land said bonds
are issued under authority of the Laws
Of Ohio and of Sections 3939-394O- 3941-
3948-3949- So 1852 go 53-3954 of the
General Code Of Ohio and pursuant to
an ordinance passed by the Counci I
said Village July 10, A. d. 1921,
Said bonds will be sold to the high
est anb best bidder for not less thanpar
and accrued interest to date Of delivery.
All bids must state the number Of
Of bid and accrued interest to date Of
delivery and all bids must be arcom-
panied with certified check payot,ie
to the Treasurer of the Village OF Me-
dina Ohio for Q per cent of the gross
ton that IL the bid is accepted the bid
der will receive and pay for such bonds
as may be'awarded within 10 days from
the time OF such award. said check to
be retained by the village IL said con-
dition is not fulfilled. zssg ~
NJ The Village reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
August 10. 1921. A
". 7. 41isswoRT4 A'''.v. ','1.E
Aug. i1-1s-25: Sept 10.
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Willing Workers class meeting was
held at Fred Mayors Monday night.
RensOn Corners


Steve Randall has purchased farm
near Spencer and will move onto it
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hanson of Co.
lumbus spent from Friday until Sun
day with his parents and attended the
Alumni banquet Friday evening and
also the Granger picnic Saturday.
Several from here attended the
Hand reunion held at Geo: Cases IN
Medina last Thursday.
Mrs. Sherman Bigelow of Richfield
| visited her daughter Mrs. Charles
Case, several days and attended the
Granger homecoming Saturday.
Eighty-nine attended the alumni
banquet Friday night and enjoyed the
program and supper.
Some unknown party borrowed a
blanket from Chas. Cases machine
Saturday afternoon at the Granger
picnic and failed to return it.
One hundred sixty-four dollars and
eighty cents was taken in at the play
Saturday night, given by the K. O. T..
| M, and large crowd turned away
unable to get in, as their building was
filled to its utmost capacity, so it
has been announced that the show win
be given again this week Saturday ev.
Iening, Aug. 27, to acomodate those
who were disappointed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Park Crocker visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin Foskett OF
| Polk last Sunday.
4 Richard Kimball, wife and little son
Ralph spent the weekend with his
| parents, B. C.. Kimball and wife.
i Mrs, Relda (Richardson) Donley oi
Niagara Falls, Ontario, is spending
some time with her father, Elwir
Richardson, and attended the alumni
banquet Friday night.
1 Mrs. Mary Damon and children O
York visited her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clarence Dake, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hanson ant
daughter Minnie of Akron have beef
spending several days with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Siegel Brown.
DIR. Wheelock and wife of Clevelan.
lalso Attorney Arthur Davis and wifi,
, OF Akron, were entertained at DR.
Cunberworth's Tuesday. =
Mrs. Edith Brown spent from Wed
, nesday until Friday in Medina visiting
: with relatives.
The Hatch reunion will be held a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Syl
vester Saturday, Aug. n.
!, Mrs. Vernal Salisbury spent las
7 week in Medina
Iris and Doris Ingraham of Ken
'' more are spending some time wit
their aunt, Mrs. F. I. Reid.
II, Lent Johnson and family of Chics
60 are spending some time wit
}. friends and relatives here.
Il There will be Mothers meeting o
Friday evening, Sept. 2, at the schot
' house. Talks will be given ON "Ret
reation for Young People," by Mr.
" John Kinton, Mrs. Arthur Bagley an
s Miss Daisy Davis; Mrs. Ina Gumbel
worth will talk on Bulbs and Flower
{ for winter and spring." Roll Cal
my favorite flower"
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NIT1CE OF SALE OF BoNDs

Sealed proposals. properly indorsed
viii be received at the office of the VIII
lage Clerk in the Village of Medina.
Ohio. until twelve o'clock noon. Sep
tember 18th A. d. 1921 for the purchase
Of the bonds of the Village of Medina,
Ohio in the aggregate sum Of $12,789.-
% dated July / 1921 and known as
General Street Improvement Bonds"
and being 13 in number, the first 10 OF
which are in the denomination of $1,000,
90 each and the last for the sum of
$7S9.35, and all bearing interest at the
rate. Of six per cent per annum payable
semi-annually on the first day Of April
and the first day of October Of each
year. evidenced by coupons attached
thereto; Said bonds will be payable at
the office of the Village Clerk as fol-
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THE STATE OF OHIO
MEDINA COUNTY, IS
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
LORINDA MCDONALD
PLAi11IJD !
VS.
WAYNE M. COTNER
DEFENDANT

LEGAL NOTICE

Wayne M. Cotner whose last known
place of residence was at 4046 Cicotto
Ave-, Detroit, Michigan, will take notice
that on the 4th day Of August, 1921,
Lorinda Mcdonald filed her Petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas of Medina
County. Ohio, against the above named
Wayne M. Cotner. praying and asking
for the foreclosure Of Mortgage upon
real estate situated in Lot No. Is, Tract
NO. In Lafayette Township, Medina
ant; said Mortgage being given the
plaintiff by the defendant to secure
the payent of a note of $1400. 90, dated
July %, 1918. Said Wayne M. Cotner
Is hereby notified that he is required
to answer on or before the 22d day Of
October, 1921.
F.W.. WOODS. Attorney for Plaintiff
Aug. 11-18-25; Sept. 1-8.
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PROBATE COURT

!, Inventory fled in estate, Of c.. F.
Hobart. deceased.
Il First and final account filed in es-
tate Of Sarah Melvin Stcddard,. de-
ceased.
H First partial account filed in estate
of Geo. w. Carsten, deceased.
"a First partial account fled in es-
tate Of Louis E. Carsten, deceased.
Hearing had and Geo. Davis and
Norman Davis adjudged to be de-
linquent children, and Geo. Davis
committed to Boys Industrial School
at Lancaster, ard commitment de-
ferred as to Norman Davis.
Hearing had and frankie Archer
adjudged to be a delinquent child,
and committed to Boys Industrial
School, at Lancaster.
Inventory filed in estate of Mary L.
Kimball, deceased.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-10-27
JOINT BIRTHDAY PARTY
PROVES JoYous

On last Sunday, eom.
day dinner was givou eOnn.,m,unity bi,a
:, schleier, just west sae !. home d
IN honor of the birthday 40. Of town
OF Mrs. William Son; Shnaulverssris,
k,inIghten, Mrs. Andersen ioo, Wiley
ell and Mrs. George Sc1,. John Pow.
birthday anniversaries an thsi,
tween r. October % and oc coming BE-
IL was indeed, a grand T' a',lt &
and one long to be rems emu Celebration
everyone who was fortnnatn BY
be present. The dinner wo enough to
and served in cafeteria stvia food
About seventy-fv persons No.
sent to take part in this ' .. were Pre-
and to help eat the manu ' celebration
which had been provided sVoa things
!, u could be heard from II. DAY
ing machine in the parlor. T SHs talk
l aolk VISITED and the children ~ 10, Older
games until about o 'cIocS 'n M played
immense birthday cake w,: inen a.
been presented by Mrs sor %hcn had
mrs POWELL and baked by l. R p and
Tor, was cut. Everyone p y, ~, noe
a generous slice of this ca lkas''ls bad
sun was lowering over the I'm, as The
crowd dispersed, after w;sb; Illus, the
happy returns TO those who's 'p many
sarles they had been eelebrat a;naiVe'.
congratulating Mrs. schleIer a' sa and
genius as hostess. i0f her
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-10-27
WRITES ON WAY TO
PREVENT CANcp,

DR.. Charles w. Shaft. of Lsu;..
fellow of the American Collar "'''Oa
Surgeons, has given to the prss, q
statement dealing with cancer n o..
nectlon with national csm0s 'va
against cancer, urging that eyerT fr ns'
son who has condition which nj r. 4,
become cancer consult the family y
tor when the possible cancer noa wv
can be removed. '''AS''
lows: :" part ioF
What is cancerg This question 40,
best be answered by remember;na a., 10.
the body is constructed of cells ybsts S'
er the part be bone, muscle. cartilss,
skin or membrane. The cancar a.n
is departure from any of the natn,,l
cells of the body tissues. and lis liz
history includes with multiplieation
the destruction of the normal esT
wherever they are in contact. a,
these cancer cells grow they often h..
come detached from the original sits
and are carried by the blood stream
to places often quite remote and begin
~ fiONtHs L ne lie OF an lldlvl
dual cancer cell is short, and they
arc continually breaking down into
suPpurating mass which exhausts Tia
victim and finally destroys life.
"While there are occasional cures Of
cancer more Or less advanced, the great
number are fatal and in the light Of
medical knowledge, the successful
treatment lies in making the attack
turing the precancerous stage.
"No cancer, however malignant
begins as cancer; there is always
'eriod when it was beginning in char
lcter and easy of cure. The apparent
innocent wart, or mole, or fssure OF
Jump in the breast, are focal points be.
ween the years of early, and late
middle life to change from the in.
ignificant appearance, to destroyer
f life. Even cancer of the digestive
anal is always preceded bv nutr
ion disturbance that is allowed to
ontinue until a cancer area has be-
ONE effective. -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-10-27
OCTOBER 10, 1921
Wednesday, Third Term Dav

| ~~--~~>~~~gt
Wednesday, October 10, 1921. at G
a. M, board met pursuant TO adionrn.
ment of yesterday. Place of meeting
commissioners room at the courthouse
Present same as yesterday. Minutes
OF last meeting read and approved.
whereupon the following business was
had:
On order of the probate Judge. Fred
Bicksel, blind person, was granted
an allowance for relief, under section
3142 seq and amendments thereto. of
$500 per month, beginning with the
first day of August, 1921, until further
order of the board. Same to be maid
IN like manner as other allowances to
indigents. "
Claim for allowance to Fred Bickse1
examined. approved and allowed IN
the sum of $4,000, same TO be maid h,,
warrants drawn on the current exhense
fund of the county.
At this time petition was present
ed by the county superintendent of
public instruction, signed by 7. y
Pollan and others, residing within tbo
proposed territory. asking that tbe
board take the proper procedure for
Dne creation of new school district
of the-territorv in said petition dc.
'crlbed. and to be DESIGNATED as School
District No. SO. After careful con.
liberation Of the matter as presented
~ the Superintendent Of nublic in
truetion and residents of the affect.
a territory. it is hereby ordered, that
naSnuch as the matter was moi
rought before the board in the man.
er REQUIRED by law. thereby maxine
reflective any action the board MIGHT
axe therein AS prayed, the petition Is
erebv rejected
femonstrance TO aforementioned no.
non examined and ordered filed.
The board bavino made visit 90
speetion to the county farm, herebv
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-10-27

Tanlac made me feel younger,
CIT put me back on the payroll. ar
can eat whatever / want now
no longer suffer from indigestion
"I gained weight rapidly" Thess
and many more expressions are ~"
heard daily rs people tell OF taelI n' ca
periences with Tanlac. Glanyliie D'''
Co. Advertisement
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-10-27

and w;f eva LYDIA,
10, 1920. as keeper Of INTO 10 0cto5,,
hospital, is hereby extenda.1a e COUNT
the date hereof. VI one year f VA
Board here adjourned sine a.
DALE CLAIR
Attest; Henry Telcher. c,.., chsiras,