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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
East Side
BACCALAUREATE
SERMON TO BE
!. GIVEN SUNDAY
Will Be Delivered BY Super.
intendent M. c. Hayes at
the High School.

It was announced this morning
graduating class Of the East Grand
Forks high school will be given Sun.
day evening in the auditorium OF the
high school by Superintendent NJ. G.
Hayes. He will have as his subject,
Men and Women" N his address
will deal with the necessity Of having
Jesus Christ as an ideal. and some
of the things essential in attaining
Rev. F. Stockton Of Grand Forks
will pronounce the invocation and
benediction. There Will also be sew
-eral special musical selections.
There are sixteen students gradual
ing this year, and the work Of this
class is said to have been exception
satisfa ction in the effort Of this class,
to attain high standings in their
classes, and the splendid cooperation
shown the faculty in promoting the
activities Of the school.
Wednesday. June /. has been chos-
en- as Class day. and a program Of
varied numbers will then be given by
the graduating class. The COM
n1enccmeut exercises will take place
Friday evening, June ;. and Dr.. II.
B. Harrison. New York, city special
ist Of the extension board Of the
Congregational church. will give the
commencement address. He will have
as his subject America Meeting the
Worlds Challenge" DIR. Harrison.
who has been in Grand Forks for
some time past, as a representative Of
the national board Of his church. has
spoken to Grand Forks audiences on
several occasions. aud shown himself
to be a very able and interesting
speaker.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT.
OLD RESIDENT
SAYS IT SAVED
HIS WEE'S LIFE
Tanlac. Has. Certainly
Brought Happiness And
Cheer To Our Home,
States VIM. Rusch.

Il honesty believe IT'S due 70 ran.
lac that my wife is alive and Ia good
health today, and ! would be migrate.
full not to five the medicine the nigh
est praiss," declared william RuSch,
614 East Seventh st., Duluth, a we'll
known stone mason who has lived at
his present address for the past thirty
elk years.
rat the time my wife started on
TAnlAc," said Mr.. busch, "ste had
been practically An invalid for Two
years. and We had got to the point
where We were right on the verse Of
despair and didn't know what 70 40
next. Her appetite was 50 poor that
she wasn't eating enough to keep up
her strength. What she did eat al
ways diAAEreed with her and she was
frt4n1ntly Attacked by pains in the
pit Of her stomach that Frustrated
her completely. She Lost weight Until
Aho WIS hardly nor than 4 shadow
Of what Aa1e bad been, and finally got
20 weak she was unable to get shout
the house II all and I a terribly
worried about her condition.
well, sir. It's great to see her now
after being laid up 10 long. soins about
her work as we'll ana happy as il
nothing had Y tten the matter
with her. She eats and sleepa as
we'll as she y q dad. never suffers a
particle from indigestion and has re.
gained all her lost weight. She nov
does most Of her Homework and says
she feels 4ne all the time. Tanlac
has brought good cheer and happi-
ness to my h%orne-it'a simply a world
beaten"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
UNIVERSITY HAS
FINE CALENDAR
FOR NEXT WEEK

[. Classes at the untverstty Will be dis
missed next Monday. Memorial day.
to be resumed again on Tuesday, May
3D. according to the weekly bulletin
given out by the registrar last eve
ming.
Tho calendar for the week is:
saturday, May Is
Gamma Phi Beta Formal Party
$40 to 1880 p. m.
r. o. T. c. Formal Party-Univer-
sity armory'. 8 TO II p. m.
Sunday, May 20
College Church Service-SpeAker
to be announced. Solo by Mrs. H. A.
Enyeart. Auditorium, Corwin hall.
1880 a. m.
Monday. May 30
Memorial Dar-Classcs will not be
held.
Tuesday. May 81
University Council Meetins-Room
101, Woodwork hail, 4:15 p. m.
Women's League Tea-Women's
League Rooms, Comnongs building,
4 to $3.50 p. m.
Wv. G. A. Weekly Mcetins-wo-
mems League rooms. Commons build
ing, 6:4s to 1880. p. N.
Piano RecitAl-Wesley College Con-
l6ervatov presents Miss Gay Gidley in
her senior recital in piano. Corwin
hall, S p. m.
Wednesday. June 8.
Administrative Committee Meeting
-Committee Room, Merriield hall,
p. M.
Thursday. june :
Untvsrstty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
be Announced. University arnaory; 10
ua,ver..ty H1sh aehoel Assembly
Auditorium .woodworth hall, 10 q. M.
7. Nc. A. Weekly Msetns-Budse
hall, e:45 ,. m,
Friday, June 8
Public Examination for the Mas
ter.s pesree-Mr. Mansell Richards.
y Subjecta: Physical Chemistry, In
dustrial Engineering Chemistry and
Mathematics, Committee, DR.. G. A.
Abbott DR.. e.. j. Babcock, Professor
=. F. Chandler, and Professor r. r.
Hitchcock. The chairman OF the grad
uate department will preside. Lecture
room OF. the Chemistry building. 3 to
Saturday. juno 4.
Final NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III. 1870
p. m.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
N usicians III
Fine Program

Sotya Madvedicff, Russian soprano;
Signor sevssta, harpist, and Lee
CronicAn. pianist, who gave an inter-
esting recital last night at the Metho-
dist church, will again appear this
evening in an entirely different pro-
ram.
Both sikner SevAsta n Mr..
Cronicah have been heard here be-
fore and their WORK needs no COM
rpendaticn At this time. In the pro-
gram last night they contributed some
charming numbers and sustained the
reputation which they have gained
here and in MANY parts Of tho coun-
try as being artists Of distinction.
Madame Medvedieff, a young Rus
sian singer. Is new to Grand Forks
audiences. but she made a number OF
friends through her singing last night.
She has a uarr, mezzo soprano voice
that is particularly appealing in bal
lads and The "rheart" songs. 1t also
lends itself to the heavier numbers.
This evening the trio will present a
second program at the Methodist
church. The artists were brought
here under the auspices Of the Old
Peoples Home societies and proceeds
from the recita1s will 30 toward a
fund that is being esta blished for an
old peoples home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
FR / ]
ARESOID HERE
Those in Charge Report
Brisk Sale Of Flowers
Today.

Peoples, commemorative the men
who lost their lives during the world
war and designed for wear on Me-
mortal day, are being sold on the
Istreete And Ia a number Of public
places here today by local girls ana
1ftAtfenS. The w0snen'A auxiliary to
tbs Service Stxr Legion IL conducting
the sale, which has proved successful,
those Inv Charge report
a number Of organisations have
been interesfed in the sale Of the
peoples and large orders we're placed
some time ago tor some Of the
peoples for personAl wear and also for
decorative purposes.
!" The flowers, which have oeen made
by widows ana orphans OF France.
are sod { o raise funds for French and
American children made orphans. BY
the war, and also to rehAbilitate dew
astated regions Of France. Thousands
Of the little flowers are being sold
throughout the, country today and will
he worn on Memorial day. The sale
here has been unusually brisk today
and will continue through the We
ming. Those ~ charge >of the sale. aim
to have every grown person: and child
in the city wearing a poppy on Me-
mortal day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

A program a given last evening
in the school house, two miles north
Of town. Miss Adorine Mccoy, tea cher.
presided and a number Of recitations.
dialogues and musical numbers we're
given before a large audience. After
the program there was dancing and
refreshments were served.
Miss Esther Arneson was the guest
at a picnic party last evening given
by a number of her friends. the oc-
cAsion being her birthday a%nnivers-
airy. The party was held in the city
park and after a frolic and refresh
rnents tho picnickers went auto rid
ing.
Mrs. Albert o. Rudh. Rudh fats,
and Mrs. Louis Hanson. sos Allen ave.
nue. entertained a number Of friends
last evening at the Hanson home.
Grand-nola was the diversion and
J. K%ronenbexE Of Spokane, Wash,
who Is a guest At the home of Mrs.
o. L. Lystad, O'Connor Oats. wal an
out Of town kleet at the party. Mrs.
P. P. Rand. ST.. and Mrs. r. r.
Thomas were awarded the prizes.
Mrs. August Nelson. s17 North
Z OUILa SLIecL, G1SL IrAQ0 OrkS, WILL
entertain the MoccAsin club Tuesday
afternoon. All members cordially in
v1fed.
The seventh and eighth srades Of
the Central school Of East Grand
Forks hied themselves t the ,LaN1e
Sullivan grove north Of the city YES
terdAy. where the day was spent
pienickins. They, were accompanied
by their teachers, G. H. Haugh and
NJ. Goldberg. AS n Of the features
Of the outing . baseball game wa.
played between the seventh and
eighth grades, the seventh grade tax.
ing the long end Of the score from
their older schoolmates. The second
graders, with their teacher, Mis-
Kraupa, picnicked in the city park.
The poppy sale which 10 being con-
Quoted in East Grand Forks today for
the beneft Of the French. and Ameri-
can children who were orphaned dur
Ing the world war, Is being conducted
by a committee composed OF Mes
danes George Bucley, James Culi-
ton, Earl Capes. !. W. kaYnes and
Miss Josephine Sullivan.
Clara Austin OF England, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Dahl of NorthlandA Misses
Anna and Louise Bang OF oElo, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. vAsra OF Key West
we're business visitors h the cts. TO-
Aay.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
DELEGATE RETURNS
FROM NATIONAL MEET

Miss Nellie Garvick returned this
morning from Cleveland, Ohio. where
last week she attended the national
convention OF the Royal Neishbor
lodge as a delegate from this state.
The meetings were held in the i'm.
mense ball DON of the Statler hotel
and were attended by representatives
and delegates from Royal NeiShbor
camps over the entire country.
Mrs. Clara B. Cliff. state supervisor
Of the ROYAL Neishbor lodge in North
Dakota was among the Representa-
tives from this state at the meeting.
Other. North Dakota ROYAL Eeishbors
at the convention were Mrs. Flora
Schultz Of Bismarck, past state oracle.
Mrs. Mary Louise coen Of Fargo, Mrs.
Hanna HaalAnd OF Valley City, Mrs.
Emily LAtson Of Beach, n. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
FlickerfQlos
Farmer and salaried Man.
ny j., e. TCTFT,

Ny COUSIN, RUFUS h1fflepdne. n
l were pharmacies back in Maine. I
took to farming. liked it fins. but
Rufus said, no farm for mine!' We
both grew. up and both came west.
took on tho life we liked the best:
I bought a farm and settled down,
while Rufus copied a job in town,
For thirty-tw-o fast-sprintjnE years
we've laborcd in our chosen spheres;
he works at books and draws his pay.
hoe MY Beans and fork my hay.
Down in the city Sunday night | avs
TO Rufus, 'HoU-'s The fight" He
what o have lone is we'll worth
while. You bought a farm when you
came west. The settled down and did
your best! Look at you now! Think
what you've r,ade! Your farm has
grown. YOU debts arc paid! YOU own
your hens. YOUR mules and pigs, your
triple-plows and other rigs, your
house. your harm, your dipping tank.
a COY ncst-egg" in the bank! Nobody
glanccs at the clock. if you 90 late to
feed your stock: nobody says. Do this
and which, ] tell YOU. Buck, you're
more than rich! draw my pay on
Friday night and hand it out to left
and right. l rent my shack, I'm al
ways broke. yet V dare to Quit the
yoke! This ray-chcck game. it never
pays; your job heats mine a thousand
ways" That night when I got home
to bed ] pondcred on what Rufus
said: by .Jing." I said, IT see it
now! Pm glad ] chose the farm and
pillow! The times look bad with prices
down. but think OF those poor duos in
town At least / own my bed and
shack and have no foreman at my
back! The yoke l carry is my own.
and my estate has amply grown! I'm
going to stick and herd my sheep
SO here is where ] 90 to sleep!"
A young mar AT st Thomas says
he teaches music most OF the year
| but runs a threshing machine in the
fall. Evidently there is some rela-
tionship after all between the tuning
fork and the pitchfork.
ITO cur the habit Of snoring aban-
don the use Of a pillow" says a Min
resota weekly. 1t is doubtful il a
fellow would sleep enough to snore
any under such circumstances.
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49,
A.s4haon Builders, LOOK up But.
'er Go. Co ad on page 2.--Adv.
Don't Forget the Gets rtAao oom--
nany's big cloains out aae.-Adv.
All Union Ra1ber Shops close at
il I. m. Memorial day, May So
ADV.
Dance q Belmont Park Monday
evening, May SO. Emard's orchestra
ADV.
Dance It Fadden's Grove, Arvlla,
N. D., every Thursday night. ctbor's
orchestrA--Adv. 8. -
; First Class Painters wanted ct
once. n. 1verson 4 Son, oproaite
Court House.-Adv.
Dance ct. Merrtaeld-ctibor's Or
evening May 800:
We Are Closing Ont our entire lire
of Pianos and Photographs at about
one.half the regular value. Gets
Piano Co.--Adv.
EanardH orchesesa will stve their
annual dance 1t Belmont. Park,
Saturday, May IS. 1ec plan dancing.
Start at s:7o.-Adv.
A baby Bo-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Holt, walnut street, are the parents Of
a baby boy, born last night.
For Rent-rurnished cottage At
Maple Lake for the season or By the
month. J. T. Neville. b15 First ave-
nue.. city: Phone ssssJ.
Buick Men Return. E. sAndle
and L. W. Myers Of the j. e. sAndlie
company, inc, returned last night
from Fargo, where they attended a
conference Of Buick agents from MIN
nesota and N6rth Dakota.
Contest TuesaAy-The freshmen
oratortcal contest at the university
will be held next Tucxday night. &C.
cording to an announcement made
yesterday. The contestants Will be:
Richard EAtson, Lee Cummings, Gil
bert LindSren, Marjorie Watt. Ku-
do1ph Koucky and Aaron Paperrttas-
ter.
Thomas Medal .Awarded-rhe
Thomas medal, awarded annually to
that member Of the Per Gradus Lit-
crary society Of the university high
school who has made the greatest i'm :
= ~provendent in debate. parliamentary
law and oratory during the year, wAa
been president Of the Society. The
.iudednE is done by the members of
the society.
Pioneer Dead-G. f., Sander, aged
IS. 4 pioneer resident Of Grand
Forks county died on Friday at his
Tome in westAskiwin, Alberta. &C.
cordinE to word received here by his
daughter. Mrs. M. A.. Nelson. Sur
vivink the deceased + his widow.
feur daughters. including Mrs. Nelson
ri this city, and Mrs. g.. Hanson OF
Meckinock. and two SONS, one 81
whom is E. Sander Of this city.
Many at Mixer-About one hundred
younk people attended the mixer.
held at the "Y' building last hight
icder the auspices Of young peoples
~ocieties Of the churches. During the
: evening there were interestins
-.aInes,. a good program Of music and
ttadings, and refreshments were
scryed, by the Baptist Young People'a
BaiEey Funer.l-Funeral service.
(. we're held this afternoon At 2 o'clock
from the First BAPTIST church for G.
\. Bailey, whose death occurred in
%crookston on Thursday morning.
rev. j. G.. York oficiated. and ratl-
road men here attended IA a body.
The remains accompanied BY Mrs.
Railey, her son Haywood Bailey. and
her brother. c. G. Gibbs, who arrived
from Newcastle, Neb.. will be taken to
the latter city for burial, and will
teave here tonight. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

Company Northumberland has
been made by Heber Ed~ardA cap
tain Company M. will meet at the
arnory on Monday morning at .
O'clock, IN order that members may
prepare for participation in the Mem
orial day parade and ceremonies.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
THE TOWN TO-DAY

HE>@yH EEHFi WSistS tF5g.E5 ~ HgG tM1rHE .HE-L
MsmoSial day to BE celebrated In
Grand Forks. Military bodies to take
part in observance. Judge G. w.
Stanton to be chief spSAker.
SorchArse for electricty anA e1s and
eteaf11 heat invalid, ,AyS court. COM
p41tes have not decided upon appeal.
Roes Peterson Of East drAnd Forks
wins tcn-Iaile bicycle race hold under,
the auspices Of the 2. NJ. {. a.
Grand Forks had his, points In
state musical. contest, report Of E. II.
Wiicox shows.
Final preparations being made Tor
urday.
Three artists gave concert Ct the
Metltodist church last night for the
he1efit Of the Old Peoples Home.
VIII Hve another program tonight.
Commercial club budget campaign
TO be held Tuesday and Wednesday.
Twelve thousand dollars to be raised.
THE Unfinished Task to be the
subject Of Memorial day sermon by
rev. F. Haley Ambrose tomorrow.
supt. NJ. c. Hayes to deliver bac-
ealaureate sermon tomorrow night for
East Grand Forks senior class.
KEN Temple, a. A. q. n. NJ. S.,
held successful ceremonial yesterday.
Commencement. week program at
the University and Wesley college is
announced.
The Drum Major given last night
by high school pupils. 10 to be repeat-
ed tonight. Is unusually good per-
Torrance.
walter j. poheny, forrr.sr Grand
Forks pioneer. died at whsaton.
MINI. yesterday. Body to be
brought here.
Portland MAn-Jacob Kern Of
Portland. n. D., Is in Grand Fdrka
for a few days on a business trip.
Rtning He4e-H. e. Killing. aAsts.
tAnt state club leader, Ia here today
conferring with Miss Elva Cronk,
county club. le&der.
,oonse HAe Son-Mr. and Mrs
rao1o conte. Famine avenue. an
nonnce the arrival Of 4syouns son in
their home on Thursday, May 2S.
Dance At KredA's Grove Sunday
May %. s miles north ana 6 miles
east Of East Grand Forks Music by
the Empire Novelty orchestra. Tickets
81. 60.-Adv.
Card Of 1f,anks-we wish to thank
our neighHors and friends who &C
kindly assisted US during the illness
and death Of u beloved huet4nd
and father. Signed Mrs. Joseph La.
Sine and fan1i1y.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WE'RE DOING
'THlRTY-:F1YE YEARS
AGO

(Frona The Herald for May ~. 1857
Purses to the amount Of $1,000
were to be offered for the horse. races
At the North Dakota Exposition t. be
held at Grand Forks.
The Pioneer Club held its closing
dance Of the season.
Emery Mapes Of the 1akotA News
was a visitor in Grand Forks.
The BAPTIST church ladies held a go
ctAl at the residence Of MI. and Mrs.
r. B. Griffith.
Tn a row in a resort n DeMers
van a mai is reported to have sus.
tanned A broken leg
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28
Poppler Entertainers
Give Excellent Program

The Poppler company entertainers
gave "a musical program last night at
the Duckworth school near the city,
that drew a large crowd of apprecia-
tive music lovers.
Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart, soprano,
with Miss Lilah Sannes at the piano,
sang two groups that were received
with enthusiasm, and other numbers
which met with appreciation were
piano solos by Miss Adelheid Thomp-
son. flute solos by Jerome Mayer and
an Instrumental trio by the Schoen
brothers and jerome Mayer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

Card OF T,anks-we wish to thank
our neighbors Inc friends who 60
kindly assisted us during the illness
and death of beloved huet4nd
and father. Signed Mrs. Joseph La
Bine, and fan1i1y.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

college photographer Assisted in
Producing Our Daily Bread "a. c..
News. The spirit Of helping = an
other should Be encouraged like this
in all schools. Isl SEQ ~ ~,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

walter J.. Doheny, former Grand
Forks pioneer, died at wheaton.
Mimi. yesterday. Body to be
brought here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

Portland MAn-Jaeob Kern Of
Portland. N. D., Is in Grand Forks
for a few days on a business trip.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

Are you the head doctor of this
firrn asked the half-sick fellow.
NO said the. chifopodiEt, IT am
the.foot. doetor!"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

Rn1ing Hefe-4. e. Killing. aAsts-
tAIlt state club leader, Ia here today
comforting with Miss Elva Crork,
county club le&der.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

,oonbe HAe Son-Mr. and Mrs.
Paolo conte, Famine avenue. an
nonnce the arrival Of Asyounk son in
their homo on Thursday, May 26.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

Dance At KreaA's Grove Sunday.
May %. s mites north and s miles
east Of East Grand Forks. Music by
the Empire Novelty orchestra. Tickets
$1.66.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-28

The Drum Major" given last night
by high school pupils 10 to be repeat
ed tonight. Is unusually good per-
1ormance,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-27

sbott, Montville; G. S. Heilman, Spen-
cer;> "A. J. & v. L. Browand, Litch-
field.
Enrolment in the various townships
is as follows: N
Granger, IL; Brunswick, 7; Spencer,
IS; Litchfield, S; Westfield, S; Medina,
a; Chatham, g.; Lafayette, 8; Wads-
worth, 3; Montville, 2; York, /; HON.
er, |; Hinckley, /; Harrisville,. /;
Guilford, Sharon and Liverpool, none.
| In connections with the above, near
ly enough men have been secured for
Va third association to start Oct1. Mr..
D. E. Seisinger of Mansfield and Mr..
G. S. Zimmerman Of Massil1on have
been employed as the testers.
| A report of two COWS owned by
Theo. Chapman of Medina county on
ia seven-day test:
Eadin made 462.2 lbs. milk and
k17.56 lbs. butter; Countess Olympia
de 'Kal Sd made 413.9 lbs. milk and
1858 lbs. butter in the seven days
period. This second COW has been
milking for five and one half months.
ID. E. Seisinger was the tester.
The following men had their herds
TESTED for tuberculosis a short time
ago. DR.. Wise, veterinarian, conduct
ing the test:
VIM. Spieth, Joe Ream, Frank Finch
Nv. B. Wheeler and John Pearson.
\ Five reacters were found and will
be disposed Of according to rules
laid down by the state veterinarian de-
paffmsnt. This means more clean
milk for Medina city folks.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-27

Mrs. John Moore and son left
/ Thursday for Marion, O., where they
will be guests of relatives over the
Weekend and Memorial Day.
/ Mr.. w. 81. Wideman is the guest
| of his daughter this week in Elyria.
Mrs w. }. Wall was the house
| guest Of her sister, Mrs. 2. Baugh-
man, IN Lakewood the past week.
Mrs. w. H. Zimmerman is visit
ting friends in Akron.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Cole and
family were weekend guests Of Me
Edlna relatives.
MRS Howard Lester and son Nor
man G a. vlslIeq I sne = Iormers 9, sister IN
~ Mrs ans laS' s wseA. An, N. n.
10 cs,a.. ~ ...;,, Duas u. ahu soil E.iILiugs
= oMl NJ UT rsas spshu wv Weekreno I. M
Es T;rhaii i s "i' PCS Mars
i, M.s M 4 81 , !. II Y.
Mhs' rs .4 ~ =; - plancnara ans q Canton nsl
E,;saIatSS ~ ( "a ~ Is Ut uaue SArs'
M snS % Mrs. E,.nast cto,,.a !, u
aa,,Ih+sn I I ua1o.s 49, ~, rnsss Seowe an1 III,
Ts nav w;th S,sn M ~ wv spsan aa memolla' e
M Il xdans ~ IA nds M.s ~. Il,
Re;rh y !, ,,,otorad - 49, - CIs,aIanI 1 | Taa h
day tolmeet Mrs. Clat,9e Kind;o I mn
sons Of Denver Colo. who have
come to visit with Mrs. Kindig's
father, Mr. Frank Heath.
Misses Ruth Brintnalt of Kent, 81
Geneyieye Brintnalt Of Cleveland and