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Mrs. James Gilliman has been Wis.
iting relatives at Akron the past week.
Special evangelistic services are be-
ing held in the Presbyterian church
every evening except Saturday. A
cordial invitation ia extended to the
public to attend.
Mrs. John L. Gould entertained the
members of Kokokoho Camp Fire at
their pleasant home on South Main
| street last Monday in honor of the
10th birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Miss Dorothy. A splendid
o'clock chicken dinner was served,
the decoration being of st. Valentine
designs. Those present were Misses
Dorotha Wagner, Anna MARBLE, Eliza
beth Hull, Stella Zieg, Margery Lever
ing, Marian Hosack, Dorothy Gould
and her guest, Miss Florence Dixon of
Oberlin.
Miss Marian Hosack of Oberlin
college spent a part of last and this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred F. Hosack.
Miss Dorothy Gould Of Oberlin col
lege, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Florence Dixon, was the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gould a
part of last and this week.
Miss Grace Oldham of Reynoldsburg
has been employed as high school
teacher to take the place made vacant
by the resignation of Mrs. r. l.. House
holder.
1t has been said of dancing that it
is an art. To the casual observer,
some of the artists walloping around
over the floor like pair of tongs it
certainly does remind one of the lost
art"
The pictures of the state fish and
game association are to be shown at
the Neil theatre on Fb. "a and will be
free to everybody.
Mrs. Gail Daniels has returned from
visit with relatives at Akron.
Harry Bryant and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a baby girl in
their home.
The big numbers are yet to come on
the lecture course, the first of which
will be male quartet next Thursday
evening. They put on fine program
of both vocal and instrumental music
and you will miss one of the best en-
tertainments ever put on in Frederick
town il you fail to hear them. Seats
are fast selling at Davis & Dague's.
Mrs. William P. Steele has been Wis
iting in the families of Lee Steele and
Foster Gay at Akron the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Gorsuch left last
Saturday for Delaware to enter Ohio
Wesleyan university.
The Community club will hold its
next regular meeting Tuesday, Feb.
ruary Is, at 8 O'Clock in the high
school building. This meeting is in
charge of the patriotic division. Let
every member be present.
That basketball is gaining in favor
in Fredericktown is very much in evil
dence by the number Of new fans at
each game. Each game also brings
added enthusiasm to those already i'm
bued with the spirit. Both of these
| assertions were proven beyond ques-
tion Of doubt last Friday night at the
high school gymnasium when the
Gambler high school team and Freder.
ick high clashed for superiority, the
latter winning by the score Of AZ to
10.
Fouls Gagged
DR.. Sammy Larrick's enthusiasm
could not be restrained in a vulcan
izer.
Earl Denman witnessed the first
game from the back seat row; now
you find him on the front seat row,
part of the time on his feet, other
times in the air.
Gambler sent up quite nice bunch
of rooters--a very quiet and retired
lot such as the occasion demandd.
When Craig Lowell releases the
pressure, it reminds one very much Of
the blowing out of gas line at the
regulation house.
John Dague would be in his accus'
toned seat, even though he knew they
would be compelled to issue rain
checks.
John Lewis is working on nerve
ometer whose application will work
on the same principle as shock alb
sorber.
The preliminary game between the
seventh and eighth grades was one
continuous round of pleasure and re-
suited in the seventh grade winning
by the score of to /.
At the close of the Gambier-Frede
icktown game at Gambler. the Gam
bier bunch made the remark that
Fredericktown was not in the same
class as Gambler. The game here