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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-04
Forest City and Vicinity
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST, AS RECORDED BY DELPHEUs

--Corbin Gift and family spent Fri
day night ct the Worth Ammo home.
Mir. Clift and Worth and Sol Ammo at
tended the NJ. W. A. lodge meeting in
Mound City that night.
The pupils OF the Baptist Sunday
school met at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. A. J. Lyons, last Thursday eve
Mag for a social time. About 43 were
present. Refreshments, consisting Of
ice cream and cake. were prepared and
served By different members of the
Bible class and teachers. All present
enjoyed the evening, and all hope for
another good time soon.
Misses Maudc Stalard, Anna An
derson and Mary Alkirc, Mrs. Roy
Anderson and daughter, Ailcen, and
Otto Stallard spent the day and took
dinner with Miss Grace Elmer, Sun
day.
Mrs. Riley Turney and grand
daughter, Alice Frances Fairbanks, Of
llaxtum Colo, who have been at the
bedside of her father, Mr.. 7. u. Skecn,
at Auburn, Ncb., came IN Thursday
and are making Il visit here with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Anna Elmer and Mrs. Sarah
Potter and Mrs. Mary Blinc, Of Oma-
ha Ncb., took dinner at the John An
dcrson home, Sunday.
Howard 5. Tcare, Of Oregon: II.
c. Tcarc, Of st. Joseph, and I. y.
Tcare took dinner and spent the day
sunday, wiz, their mother, Mrs. Ma.
tilda Teare.
1 MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown were
visiting Sunday afternoon with Chris
Jamison and family.
We are sorry to hear Of Mrs. o..
car Trambargcr being very low in one
Of the Sc. Joseph hospitals at this
writing.
Mrs. Mary Blinc, Of Omaha, H.
making visit with her aunt, Mrs
Sarah Potter, and other relatives.
! Mrs. George Beaslcy. Of Weston
Mo-, came Friday and made few
days visit here at the Terry Ros.
home. returning home Sunday evening
w. y. Cradle report. that he La.
nine months OH Brahma pul'ct
which laid 30 eggs by the last day oi
February, and has only missed ,h &c
days since rhc began laying.
--Lost-A White Female Rat Ter,
Tier dog hitc with black cars, stub
tail. J. T.. CASTEEI..
| Lewis Stroud and family and Geo
Stroud and family spent Sunday a, III,
Henry Frazier home.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. II. Seymour and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson spen,
Sunday ut the J. u. Stalcup home. l.
| StaI.nn anil fun,tlN apI W., Gal
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There We're 100 in attendance ut
Tarkio Chapel Sunday school and the
collection amounted TO S4.7s.
Misses Marie Shepherd, Vera
Stewart, Lorene Grasty, and Messrs.
Howard Alkirc, Walter Howerton, Cur
tis and William Moon spent Sunday
with Elsie and Clyde Graham.
The ladies' home missionary So
ciety entertained the young peoples
home missionary society Mt the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Batson. Tuesday,
Feb. %, in honor Of Washington
birthday. The program was as fol-
lows: Song, American" scripture
reading and prayer by the pastor, Rev.
Howerton; song, "Star, Spangled Ban
ner;" reading, Mrs. Minnie Waggoner;
duet, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Batson; read
ing, Mrs Bert Stuart; talks on the
life of Geo. Washington by Mrs. Byron
Hinkle and Mrs. Howerton; song; talk
on missionary work by Rev. Howerton;
special music, Fortescue orchestra
benediction, Rev. Howerton. A two
course luncheon was served by the la
dies home missionary. A Washington
cake was baked by Miss Vera Stuart,
of Falls City. About 60 guests were
present. A drawing match took place
to find out which society should eat
with Martha and George Washington,
and the young people won the honor.
George and Martha had special wait
resses. All returned to their homes at
a late hour, expressing their thanks
for such an enjoyable evening.
Nellie Griser spent the weekend
visiting Marie and Jennie Lundy.
"A surprise birthday dinner was
given to Price Lundy, Sunday, at the
Lundy home. Those present Were:
Ben Conner and family, Jasper Beck
man and family, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Coatney and son, Howard, Harry Coat
ney and family, Willie Brown and
family and Miss Nellie Giser.
Lee Brown, of Chadron, Nebraska,
spent Saturday night at the Thos.
Bunker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Graham and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hinkle and children spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Batson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hill were
shopping in st. Joseph, Friday.
Mrs. Thos. Bunker Is on the sick
list this week.
About twelve Of the Woodman
Circle women met at the home Of Mrs.
y. A. Duke, Friday afternoon. 4.
DIR. and Mn. J. l., Cox were cali
ia % MaEyviIle, Sunday, a. account
~ ~ fl1naSp r ~ urp>h0Rs Nm, 1ohn
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Prof. Smith and Doris Beaver
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
Hinkle.
Wilma and Dorotha Huffman spent
Friday night with their grandpar-
cnts, Mr.. and Mys. M. NJ. Huffman.
Mrs. Chas. Wright, of Savannah,
is visiting her son, r. F. Poynter and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Art Stuart and fam
ily spent Sunday at the Sam Poynter
home.
! Art Stuart came home Sunday
from st. Louis, where he has been the
past two weeks with his father, during
his illness and death.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Poynter and
daughter spent Sunday at the Chester
Hitz home.
Mrs. Floyd Null and daughter Wis
tied several days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Chester Uphouse and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Hill were in.
Nodaway, on business, Sunday.
Tim Huffman, Chester Hitz and
George Davis have been dragging the
roads this week.
II. hs pbudit toUh DuHusty ulnntT
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stuart.
Edna Williams spent Sunday with
Alpha Hinkle.
John Whipple is in Holyoke, Colo,
this week, looking after business inter-
ests.
Maud Griser and Alpha Hinkle
were Oregon visitors, Saturday.
-Arlie Littlejohn was up from st.
Joseph, Saturday and Sunday, visiting
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hatcher and
daughter left Sunday for Rock Fort,
Idaho, where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Bert Stuart spent Sunday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Beaver, east
Of Forest City.
Attorney r. L. Minton, Of Kansas
City, spent Monday night with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Minton.
u. W. Hill received a car load Of
Illinois soft coal, last week.
OBSERVER.
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Mrs. ]. A. Duke spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. II. X. Stuart.
Miss Doris Beaver entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan Hinkle 10 six o'clock
dinner, Wednesday evening.
"A surprise birthday party was
given to Miss Eula Addison, Friday
evening, Feb, %. About 80 guests
were present. The party was given
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ad-
kison.
Mrs. Frank Grasty returned home
Saturday from Kansas City, where she
has been the past six weeks at one OF
the lycal hospitals. She is getting
along nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. Snowden Grasty
spent Sunday at the Frank Grasty
home.
Mrs. Agel Carter and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. j. A. Duke
and ,mily.
--Agel Carter is building a new
residence for his Grandmother Coins
which is to be 26x30, with basement
another Improvement for our town
The church building is progressing
nicely. They have the basement dug
and the forms built and are putting
in the concrete.
Mrs. II. X. Stuart spent Friday
with Mrs. J. A. Duke and family.
Bert Stuart made business trip
to Oregon, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayzlett and
daughter, Ruth, from Randles, Neb.
visited several days last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Wake
MIR. and Mrs. John Hatcher and
daughter took supper, Saturday eve
ming, with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stuart
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Motley and
Mrs. H. r. Stuart spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon Motley.
Willie Wilson and family attended
a family reunion at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Chas. Stewart, In Mound
City.
Ollie Williams spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Mollie Whipple and
family.
Mrs. Settle Williams spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. A. Duke,
~. w. Hill and family attended q
family reunion dinner givcn ct the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Jamse Shu-
mate, In Fogest City given II honor
|of kis astsr, Nm. Norman xunkal,
VIE ~ g. IT heme = Qall1aUiaI
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Gard Of Thanks.

TO the good people Of Holt county,
] wish to express my appreciation for
their help and kindness to me during
the sickness and death of my beloved
husband, Roll Ross. | also wish to
thank those who sent cards to me,
which numbered more than III. May
the good work of these people go on,
and may Gods blessing rest upon
them. MRS. IDA ROSS.
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We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends and nei-hbors for
the many kindncsscs shown US in the
burial Of our brother, r. c. ChcsneS.
MRS. ID. G. STALLARD,
J. T. CHESNEi,
J. S. CllESNEI.
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The Eastern Star lodge initiated
several new members Friday night.
A two-course luncheon was served.
We are sorry to hear Of Mrs.
Martha Alkire being on the sick list,
The first of this week, her sons, j. F.,
Of here, and w H., Of Oregon, wcrs ut
her home, Monday. We hope for her
early recovery.
The Freshman girls entertained
some friends at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Bruntmeyer, Thursday
night. They took in the picture show,
mayed ganNs and general good time
was enjoyed by all. Those present
were: Misses Mildred Hopper,
Blanche Patton, Leona Thornhill, Ed
NEE and Lorcne Banks. Bette Beclcr;
Mcssrs. Floyd Lease, Lee Williams,
Stunt. Ramsey, Harold Moore, Orville
Coffman, and Mr.. and Mrs. {. j..
Bruntmeycr and Claud Patton
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Coffman, of
Oregon, visited Sunday with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Coffman.
Miss Mabel Mcclure. who is at
tending school at Maryville, came
down last Thursday and spent few
days with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Kygcr, near Oregon.
%. X. Morgan, who has been suf-
fering with rheumatism for about five
months, is no better.
$. VI. Coffman went 10 Mound
City. Sunday, where he attended the
business meeting, the Sunday school
association.
Mrs. S. +. Allen, Of Oregon, spent
Monday afternoon with her mother,
Mrs. $. r. Huiatt and family.
The Baptist Aid Society will give
an Easter bake sale and bazaar in the
Alkirc building, Saturday afternoon
March 20.
Mrs. l.. +. Mills and daughter
were visiting Friday and Saturday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith. Of Oregon.
Mrs. Fay McElwain and son, Oar.
rcll, of Savannah, and Mrs. J.. NJ. Babb
of Oregon, were visiting with then
father, Judge ". J. Glass and daugh'
ter. Miss Callie. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tcrhune Wis.
tied Sunday with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. r. T.. Bullock.
Sunday, Feb. 27th, being Harry
VanCamp's birthday, about thirty o'
hi, friends gathered ut his home whil'
he was in Mound City, Saturday eve
ming, and On his return home he wa,
given surprise. Rook and othel
games were played, and at late houl
lnll departed for their homes, wishing
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A Red Steer at my home month
Owner come and pay damages.
lIL,NDy EpINEG

Mrs Emma IIoltgreve and Mis-.
Katie Burns, Of Kansas City, came up
last Thursday, and were visiting sew
eral days here with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Holtgrevc has moved to
Kansas City, and lcft Monday for her
home.
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Revival at Idlewilde.

We will begin revival at Idlewilde,
Sunday, March 9Th. We are hoping
for week Of real active work. All
the singers of the community are in
vited and urged to come and help in
each service. Sunday school at 1000
a. m, preaching at 1890 and 1880 p.
M, continuing on through the week,
beginning at 1850 We hope to begin
promptly on time and dismiss from
$3.50 to S:4j. ALBERT MARTIN.
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.t." No 1916
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF FOREST CITY

at 2s day
in sentinel printed
Missouri 4th day Of March, io2i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-13
FARMS Of STATE BEE
HIVES Of INDUSTRY
Great Golden Grain Crop OF
Oklahoma Is Beng Garnorcd
This Week Labor Is
Plentiful

Harvest Nasen has turned otla
hona into hi,e 81 lndaif, aaa
along the hish~as ana mWsys he
hum and lhroh q harvest lIte ho't
forth
Scots q gold that oalN 3 iafinle
sgo hicnded wlga the iisAtnf eNeN
yc'lowish hhsaea 90 Freen in seat
ierea wheat fields ~ southwest 0A
iahoma have apfeaa fanllke 40 thA
north and wost ua,8 now she wheat
toli cf SEQ state located Ia lhe eea
trail northern Hud northwestern Fes
tions IS huEe mantle q ge'as
texture. covering the rolling nslfsa
wi,h Rs biiicwy folds 1'hs bNo
senin ~ ne harvester saAs contrast
here anA there over The ilsids whi
tAe rhstAmie Whirr g the hinder auf
header flis the AZ from dawn mtl
dusk
whea, ana oats ihst were q
nearly q fortnight aro 81 ihe exifen
lcon,lnssd ~ raes
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CORNERS TONE FOR NEW
CHURCH IS LAID
Ceremony Impressive Large
Crowd Witness the Program,
Church To Be Modern In
Every Way

TIE cornerstone laying and bless
TAX u the foundations of The mes
ST. NarYs church iook place yesier-
daY afternoon. Services we're im-
prensiYe Very Rev John G Heir
INK of Tsisa had charge. assisted by
the Rt Rev q Depreiterc ~ OKLA
h0nga city and Very Rev Father Nc
COire OF Oklahoma city The Rev
Fathers Hermann. Father R1llibsand
Father Placisies. Father McGraedy.
Father John Hall telng present for
ire occasion whiisi Father John Van
castci acted ~ master of cere
monies
Address vas made by Father No
Guire u Oklahoma City. who said ia
part
The stone which the bsiiderr
relecfed.i ne same Is becrme the
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JUDGE SMITH PERFORMS
HIS FIRST CEREMONY
Ties the Nnpsial Knot In Quick.
Snappy Manner Many
Apply For Joy
Papers

Judge Chaa smlsA prwef@vA hls
nr naraee eeremuss satara
afternoon asd ~ asa sood lob al
if rhc tase v hesome eoauas
nAih vnaaa fAks waa aee ie tn
iistel "a deahle harneas en aeeaau
az she hrriunss. hat ibofeaebness
~ the sofslfs lle sut lhe ff,lla b4t
he ti@s tAe enat flm asa aafd rae
eesgple united hy ere lHdre saturday
eere clarence n iiyae anA
r'na ~ uhheeity 'N both ~
'iNlaAH
other ifenns were lasued fo Rieh
afd & riana sn3 lsarora lleYeil.
h1ih M oklahoma Nste WhNi VI
Kennedy paon an8 ida Mae
RcahAm t sovAe waHer al
Sehi#hiee rA ard vefs WcFetriata
m lo'h 70 Guthrie Qumhs tyudsos
Nnunm ara rpsese aVpes ia
choc'av Nnllen - Thorpe .'
so'ma Mlss aud Almeda chHarrs ie
~ saltwater Murray Il Wonihle gs
rula ana krua . Camssosk '7
kfidge
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THE EAGLE WILL SCREAM
IN GUTHRIE, JULY Attn.
Finance Committee of c Of G
Fanctionlng CITY Men Con
tribute Free Celebration
Will Ne Success

rhs upapee semmllse ~ she
essHs'ef af omRresns hAsnf Va
saarre shc s,ilsimtca ~ .auaa sas
lha tYoe Fsaith of ipls seIshgaNpa
hae heeA ~efklns fAlthfuily aad Fs.
per' ~Nrudia reception au ghe raft
et tao siiltens .a fAY sssgroA rs
make tha ei.Afat'nu sugs~ss Il ~fi
to uecassafv Is hAse O. EGO - fsF
nnf a single besgnesv a. professional
nsau has Turned as~u ihe foumltfee
f = espeeiet shsi - Tuesday nlshl
the fal amount first pgusssea a.
eoohAhls a. eeefplaa wiil hr Ia fae
aaaAa q ghe lfeAsatrf Esess haai
ures man ln tho clsy shnHla kbk n
tls prn rata fhoaaanAa w erupir
fTnm oter ihc conels ana ffom ad
alninM ceaniies wlN eomn ~ aash
fln juis ish 1o lein ln enc eelaheA
sloa aa unshHa "a lhe auly ray Ny
this part ~ enc state ,hsi efli yets
THfAle n ~ill weAn lhAt rs.rs Helsi
ana restaurant "a she si'y wgll ~
taxAa io ihs atNnst ia care hs tha
ernWds
Ne lnienA sa nako ihia tho Mfeal
eas celebration Guthrie ever na'lea
err saM aam 0anlnef mvmtaf nf
lhe fuanes committee laaAy
have promised free celebration tha
wr sntrnA 40 carry nus that pganisH
ia 1he sers letter he aAlnd
rolio~iog la lhe paFsonnvi ag tha
sAisiiiuY cummlgtev sye nnr Nt
them llsv wire Il VI Nswen
chairman Charles oisen rpm tea
tlne eam Gardner tsfA ereet Il
M rAhln ghshmef 1HleH y g
Houston ana y y WAL
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HEARTS or GOLD" WAS
DELIGHTFULLY."- GIVEN
Much Talent Shown BY Amateurs
Who Appeared In Sunday
Play Given At First M
f.. Church

Tho chndfens Day proeram,
Hearts of oold" uas presented Ne
fore crowded audience last uieht
at the FIRST N r church. and proved
fo be ore " TIE FINEST ever rendered
IS the sunday schoei
Promptly ~ cighf o'eloek lbe strand
professional lea by ~, johnson and
Ruth Callan camo down the aisle
white ihe curtaiH rose On beautiful
forest scene Then Mlsa Laura
couKhlan AS Angel of tho Flowers
took her seat upon the Floser Throne
surrounded nv sunbeam Mother
Earth Rain and Dew This scene
was indeed beautiful and brought
forth uha spontaneous ap pllause n
IRE audience
The drills. sonea. duets chorus
we're aii rendered lu a pleasing nay.
with excellent expression. rofleolIng
great credit on those zho trained the
children FOR their parts
The beautiful scenery and costume
effects were desivnea hy Leonard
Bruce. ard many we're thc expires
slons of appreciation 81 hls fine
wore Great credit IS dge those eho
made this unique program possible
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"Lucky Bob Failed
To Come Back

Three years after nnh Fitgsiumous lost the heagxwesf
James aeffries hc tried baek aud fsilf
Jn kaoeAe fu out iess lme than their ffst meeting
fhe seeoni encounter az San Francisco lulS ~ iN3
and fbe tghlt rnand IL cdde victory tor fhe hnmpgu
Their trsf Eight lasted cteeu rounds
u because Ftxepnaus inferior fighter dot
e failed baek for he sport critics sad he ouflmxed
s every Ionf RH Jeifnes bad about the
Har9antua eHird to have hHA f0f fad
tu hesdes b. bad tremendous advantage weight Ftun
weighed NJ pounds whe fe champion entered h
sih 220 pounds ta haek Np hN blnNH
tu2snnons danced about tive heafs swiuRng fefte ant
sent houe bardhug fiat The foree ~ these
potent tho hulk 81 'he champion lhe
sred ~ the challenger factor sta9ng of defeat
iAc carly rounds
fizsmron fought i hsroie fight 10 fhp deciding
of the bout Jeffre hard le haua smae against txm
aes aud followed up with another lef thr stomach
That KNOCKED his lighter opponent ~ the foof.
Fxsimmons fighting power crushed bul uot ha spirit
Badly daxed hr effort lia strength
and le sank dosu and WIS counted out
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Camp Pike. Arkansas. and ihese from
Iowa. Nebraska, Minnesota, North aud
South Dakota 81 Fort Smelling. Mime
sofa This announcement Is made by
The Commanding General 9TH Corps
Area whose headquarters are here
Applicants are urged 10 write 70 Major
Fred Lennon. Fort Crook. Neh
The vacation offer X made Ia con
neeiion with the Red training
camps. - be conducted this summer
for the first time by he army ln
spite Of being officially designated as
Red" camps, the purpose Of these
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gehooi teacher. priest er rabbi and i
statement ~ = hearing syesiehi
heart action ~ dVeneral physical con
difion from doctor.
Physical training is primary ob.
ieri ~ the camps, aud outdoor games
and sports viii haze an important
place on the camp programs
Careful attention. SAYS the an.
u0uneemeni, vii be given 10 the cor.
rection Of all minor bodily defects.
with advice as 70 future corrective
treatment aud exercise.
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ELkS' FlhG DAY
SERVICES IMPRESSIVE
Attorney General Freezing De
l,vered An Eloquent Address
Sus day Large Audience
attend scfylcel

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camps. according 10 official announce
meut is 10 promote good cnizeushlp
and an interest ia national defense
The War Department. continues
the announcement. plans to bring 30
gether Young men of al occupations
an basis of equality under the NEST
favorable conditions of outdoor life
Tie camps are open 70 men between
the ages Of l6 and 35 bnf boys from
~ 20 ~. with no previous military
service are particularly sought They
need only present certificates NJ good
character, signed by Clergyman,
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ELECTION COMMITTEE.
I. q. u. F., ~ SESSION HfRi.

The Coumisiee on election Of
Grand lcaSc Officers 81 the 0dd Fel-
lo~s Grand loage COMPOSED ~ 4 n
Merrill q Hugo, y = Huffman q
Oklahoma city and 6 Herr q
Chandler are in session Al the Grand
Lodge headquarters ln this city cam
vassiaE the vote cast IN subordinate
Lodges for Grand Lodge Officers on
ihe last meeting night of each lodge
last April
Grand Secretary pfnce IS not
Worrying nver the result as Ne hai
no opposition for reelection
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UNCLE SAM Is GOOD TO HUSKY YOUNGSTERS

Fort Crook. Neb June u. Uncle
Sam Il looking for husky youngsters,
Is 70 70 years old. who want 70 take
month y outing st bis expense during
August Railroad fare. shelter, food
and khaki clothes will be provided
and the only requisite - that the
young men take Up the offer 10 be
healthy. be willing to stay a month.
aud be residents of Kansas. Missouri.
Iowa. Minnesota. Nebraska. North or
South Dakota
The boys from Missouri, Kansas and
Arkansas will take their outing at
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Il lN~i ~ cry NAN
KILLS NiiI ~ NOOn~

1ankefs X Y IpnH Be haff
II Ri~Asft Il itarhefs. aa msna2sf
IS . ttnber eomnanY "a Kaaaaa cilt
Aisaearl wha haa been missing lfnm
ihe tan.n II gelntlyea rsa aevnfll
uass waa foana sunday 10 weaae
neu hefe Aa anptY ehlefps0ff
bstfa aua cloth whleh BAD heHr
aatHtatea with fhe dras waFs Feafi
near me body iiefbeFt had been
anffpe NJ ffDm . 0agyput ifsastiawH
eua a beilu*ea - have eemml'iri
asia a# IL moment pg 4egfeasP
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CITY FEDERATION IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Interesting Meeting Held At the
Library. Saturday: Two
Guthrie Girls Are 01Ton
Resolution Of Thanks

rhe cns FEDERATION ~ womea
tgahs met a tke library SATURDAY. a.
o'cieok ~ssh large number ~
members present
Mrs Norissa Green the rev prrs
dent gsve VERY inspiring address
IN which she outlined thc work fsr
,he federation cor tho comln9 yesf
The ciuhs % ire CITY have unnuin,
oasly pledged their sapnor to lhe
new president The following aeie
Gates from the differeuf ciuhs ~ere
'prcsens Mrs poles city federation
Mrs Carter. Cambridge club Nh
Gross. Mrs Richardson. Patrons
t'uh Msk Alice Ta'imsn Shage-
speAre cinb Mrs ncsclrss names'
rlah Nrs Geo sreer Aiiruriaa eluh
Mrs chas white pclphsan elah
Tho report ~ the executive meet
ine oi the state federation which war
held May - ~ Guthrie WAS rsNea
and srrasls enioyed hy ail Notes
~ thanks and appreciation to Mrs
Green sna lAdics Of Guthrie who en-
ser,ained the district delegates auf
lre their stay here 3ere read
nr Corn gave a report 81 the ram
ngnsy service during the rasi three
months. also save an outline for next
few weeks ard for the ecmmunit'
tond sale 81 s.. .eeo Ger community
service The federation endorsed
the selling oi bonds and TIE pres
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