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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-07
BIG SPRINGS NEWS

Emmett Dye went to GrnntSyillc ON
Tuesday returning "Wednesday. lie
brought hnck II load of wire tor the new
citizens Telephone Company at this
place.
Dr. J. Il. Law of GrantSvilc. was
professionally engaged here one day
lnSl week
Don Johnson has been helping set n
GAS engine TOR the Hope Natural Gay
co. at the Jackson Richards Mol
Ben Conaway. salesman for the join
y. Naylor Dry Goods CO.. of Wheeling
was calling on his trade here last week
lie went f;om here to White Pine.
\ Sunday school was organized at
the Prosperity baptist church last sun
day. Several young folks were present
and il is hoped that even more will
attend ia the future
Mrs. Elyn Snidcr and daughter. Thel.
ma, wc,r shopping at Freed. on last
"Wednesday.
Merchant Harold Kight was at
GraI:tsvillc Oh It business mission on
last Monday.
Clarence Eowcr. "augcr for the Euro.
la Pipe Line CO.. was here one day last
week attending To his work
Emmett Dye l,aulcd Il @aS engine
from the Sulliday-Clmdcn well 10 IN,
Ike. or we'll o.c Gay last wcc... In,
South rrnu on 60 had he work done.
Mary Smidcr, who has been visiting
her parents near here. has returned to
her work at the Mcdonald Store at
Grantsville.
A Sunday School was organized at
Zig Springs on last Sunday. NOnnie
RobertS was chosen superintendent.
Much interest is being shown and the
attendance was 105. which is good. con
sidering ii has barely commenced.
lAndo Snider and wife. of near Hen.
rietta. were Sunday visitors at Mrs
Elva Snider'S.
james Matin was visitor at Grants.
vile on Saturday.
Several people from here are making
arrangements to take in the Hagen.
back-Wallace circus which shows at
Parkersburg on May 18th.
Miss Ruby Snider has returned from
hussett where she taught very sue
cessful term of school. Miss Ruby is
very good teacher.
Rev. ID. NJ. Cain will preach mt the
AethOdist church at Chestnut Grove
on Sunday, April 10th, at 10 30 n. m
Miss Iilla Snider went to GrontsviIo
today for few days visit among
friends
very pretty wedding occurred here
sunday at the home of Mrs EIvo
Shider when her son. Ellsworth. claim
eu as his bride Miss Fanny Lucas Of
n"hr CrcstOn. Mr. Snidcr has boon
= nployed by the Hope aGs Go. Mt
nithyillc, and IS well thought of q.
mong those hc associates with NIi..
Lucas Is the daughtcd of Mr.. ana Mrs
Addic Lucas, Of CrcSton. ana * q vrrv
attractive girl who has many friends
IN this community We wish them n
happy journey through life
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Court House News
Record of Important Events at the
Temple of Justice. News Gathered
from Various County Ofhces
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

The regular term of county court for
\pril MAS held here Tuesday. quite II
nrIr crowd bc!n. in town for the oc-
aston. Several road matters were
'cforc the court and the usual amount
# routine business was transacted.
Settlement of the following fiduciary
accounts as reported by Commissioner
l.. Terrell. WAS confirmed
{. l.. Offutt. guardian for the heirs
J. T. COnlcy deceased.
NJ. j. Dufficld. admiStratriX of w. \.
uftield. deceased
Arthur G.. Miller executor of J. w
.cll. deceased.
Lydia Starchcr. administrators of
dwin Starchcr. deceased
II. -. IOugh administrator of Pierce
Tough, deceased
y. l.. Lee Gamer. executors of y.
y. Gamer. deceased
Godfrey l.. Cahot granted right-of
'ay To lay PIPE line through poor farm
III Bull River.
T.. w. Hall qualified for appointment
notary puhliS by takin. oath and
wing 500 bona with II. II. Hcincy as
surety.
john w Lynch was appointed a dep
~ assessor with the advice and con
mt of coed Yoal; assessor. Mr.
ynCh appeared and took the oath.
/. q. Jarvis. who WAS appointed at u
lm"r term rs road patromam for
.aShihS,On district rendered his res
nation which was accepted. u. q.
hrnowctl was appointed to fill the
tncancy and qualified 10y giving bond
the pc.:AitN oi 5000 with &. l.. Stall.
aicr rs surety.
y. ii. Allen. -. q. Chrnowcth ANA
harlr* Schoolcrai,. Jr.. appointed t.
cw out read in Washington district
Ennia@ ut mouth OF Big Bear Rua
ar near rcSidcI,r of &. +. school
an I" intcrScct with tn public road
mouth of Spruce on Frozen.
H. IL. llcin"y heretofore appointed
road la:rolmau for Center district
Nv" 5000 hond with G. +. HoScy aS
surety.
:. \. Eel. heretofore appointed rond
Itrolman Tor Sheridan district. gay,
'"o bond with \. NJ Maze ,S surety.
In" settlement of NJ. y. G. Board
firing sheriff. was presented and
~ accepted and ordered filed
Or j. y. MUrford waS .loninatcd ana
commended for appointment MS Pros.
"nt of the County Hoard of Health
40 Hn,"i"inir:it j. 'nad" Nv ihr stot,
'a!th authorities upon ihr recommend
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MUDFORK ITEMS

Not having seen Anything i'm your
'Iper from this neck Of The woods for
come time. thought | would drop YOU
I Jew ines 1" let the world know thar
Nud'prI Is still OF the man
apt :. ""'". ere" e" :i;d post
master - ';a "-"iCi.@ TN" VA" stick
III" S"i iAr.S 81 q AIS Gus ncrS
Wv '''''''
W. ! h"N~ has jHNi r"mpl"ic" a ..";
arm wine" ACIDS considerable {" ..r
| '''' ''''' 81 '''' ';.''".
Il Il "'S' - on = Justices ir'
''"r''S'"' a. inns W''ii.-.
III. j. Snod:.raSs AID 7. 7. con. l,.. ...
"''i i'N'''hG some.
J. {. Sharp aad >oL have about ccm-
deted Il large cirari"g AMI M, ml&in-
preparation .'"'r"iIH i"r I'r-" c',p
j. l.. Corn has his ncw lor>, ahou,
'''>i'',' "'''' Il pr'N'"'. win the assist
'''' u Z" '''S' IorC" OF hands. Is cI"a"-
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HIR NEWS

DIR. G.. Connolly arrived home rron
parkcrshurg Sunday aud is somewn,t
letter
Mrs. Will Nichols. of RovcIs RIM
has been very i'll for S,mr .iIun bIt j..
omcwhat better now.
Tn" IIur Sunday school will hcein
on the third of April.
Dewey Riggs. who has been empIovod
n Charleston. has arrived home.
Harold Reynolds who has been work
'ng at Akron. Ohio. has returned homo
ana Is now working at the station no..
low GrantSvillc
Jack Mahaney. who has been in tbo
). Navy. is at home on Il thirty days
furlough
India Slider, of Barnes Run. has gone
to MI. Zion. to stay with Mrs. GUY
Bailey.
Mrs. Joseph Slider and family were
visiting at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs
IS. NJ. Norris recently.
w J. Sturm. J. l. Mccoy. Amos Smith
and others were ont fov-chasiup Pr.
day night. They report jolly time.
Scottic Gamer has been clcrking for
the last few days for Joseph KERRY &
Son at Creme
George KERRY anu Willie Wade ,v.rc
prominent visitors at IIur this week.
Miss Thclma Sturm of TIur. was af
GrantSvillc last week having some den.
tol work done
a fine big boy arrived at tbc bor,
Of Mr. and Mrs Rome Board last Mon.
day
ANNA and Tishic Barr. who have
''rn employed go Akron. ohio for t,o
past icw years are visiting home folk.
y birthday surprise purity was given
at th" homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Svlyostc,
h'rhF Friday Of last week i'm honor of
MT k"rby There was largo crowd
pr'S'hi ana everybody enjoyed them.
sclyc.
Mr. aud Mrs Willie Slider. of rorpc.
Kun were visiting home folks SUNDAY
Miss Elizabeth Fritz has just finished
very successful term of school ot
Futile IIU
Mrs. Ida MCCOY. who has been sick
- somewhat improved This vcok
Jessie Roach son of Mr.. nud Mrs
g. w toarh of near Rocksdalc dicd
OF Influenza 100 hospital i'm Franc.
November Bird l0ls IIc wa, broupbt
h"'S home for burial SUNDAY and u,c
remains were Inferred sunday nt , 20
"rI"ck Mr. Roach was tvcutytl,r,c
I'"rS ola WHEN hc died He was known
as most excellent young man and v.,.
popular in his home comnunity ana
was loved by many friends In ,ddi.
uon to bis parents ne is survived Inv
me following brothers and sistcr,
Mrs Forest Carr Mrs. Dick Cbprcr,
SIR, Van Mace. Mrs clint Nrpcc ~
spencer. Mrs rd Hall Mrs. rvorott
kcrby who hDs preceded Jessie to tl,o
grave many years ago, Joseph and
Earn. OF Rocksdalc Jack. of Adam
George and Dan. At home.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS

Iher" VIII be- q meeting " the Eoord
OF Educntion Of sheridan district. Cal.
noun county. West Virginia. held M
BROWNSVILLE ON Saturday. April IGtb
IV2l for the purpose OF receiving hid.
Tor the building OF an additional room
% the new schOolhOusc at BrookvnIe
rams aud specifications for the same
may BE- sccn at the office Of the sccro.
."ry OF said Board at BrroksyiIIc w.
Va.
me Board reserves the right to re-
jcct auy and all bids.
Ione by Order Of the Board.
" 24-4t 6 w PERREIL SECRETARY
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-07
Slain TROOPER
LEFT RECORD
OF BRAVERY
TATE POLICEMAN RIPLEY kM
5USHEO IN MlNGO COUNTY;
WAS WITHOUT TEAR.
Had Shown Himyelf Gallant Soldier
and Faithful Servant
OF State.

Although Private Ernest L. Ripley
on the West Virginia State Police was
killed in Il gun battle at Vulcan. Min
go county. November Is last. the full
account Of his bravery has not been
generally known nor the reasons Tor
his Staying The complete story
shows t9at in Trooper Ripley West
Virginia lost fearless odiser and
an able one
Like almost all other members OF
the West Virginia State Police.
Trooper Ripley was veteran OF the
world war lie returned TO his home
at Hinton otter receiving his honor
able discharge from the army and
soon enlisted in The constabulary
His first exploit was characteristic.
Learning that three men. reputeL
TO be despeIadoes, were making moon
shine whisky at Il lonely spot twelve
miles from Hinton, he set out. despite
the fact tina, lie was nom on FUR.
Tough, TO capture them The moon.
sinners fired on him with rifles and
killed his horse but ne kept On and
drove them into hut Making them
believe that they We're surrounded by
a numerous force. ne compelled them
to give up their weapons and then
forced them to tear down their still
and to carry it all the way to Hinton.
where they were locked up
Catching a Murderer.
Trooper Ripley was in Matewan
when Anse Hatfield was shot as he
was sitting on the hotel porch. TAX.
ing III the situation at glance. Ripley
noted the direction of the shot and
ran to the rear of q box car on the
railroad siding facing the MOTEL where
ne disarmed Fred Burgran. taking a
rifle away from him
Chief OF Police Sid Hatfield of
Matewan, refused to lock Burgraff up
in the Jail but the trooper drew his
revolver and said You will either
lock him up or will lock YOU IN
with him" Blu. gran WAS put in a cell
and Was la-er taken by Trooper Rim.
ley to Williamson An indictmeY,
for murder followed.
Troopers Ripley and Curtis ra;Ge!
a gambling house at Vulcan and ar.
rested William Hatfield and Taylor
Cole, who were later fined. AS a re.
suit OF this, the two gamblers are said
TO have sworn to get revenge
The Killing of Ripley
The afternoon OF November IL
Trooper Ripley started up the rail.
road track frfom Vulcan to Sands. He
met Hatfield and Cole, both of whom
were armed 1t is said that Hatfield
fired first, shooting Ripley through
the neck. The trooper then shot and
killed Hatfield JUt was, in turn.
inortally wounded by Cole. Ripley's
revolver jammed but he threw the
useless gun at Coles head before he
fell
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New Furniture .i."i.. Z:

h" m'.itrcc appointed some time
:" 10 rriurhi>h a.:d repair ;a2 court
IN a"d Offices cf the court house
- evidently begun to function. 4
lumber of good substantial chairs for
Use OF the jury and members of the bar
arrived last week and will be opened
'p and chriStencd ut the coming term
u circuit court. The new chair will
llSo make loafing much more comfort
dhIe for the members Of the Neverswcat
Tub which is now holding daily meet.
ingS.
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FARM FOR SALE

ID acres on macndamized rood y
.''''.N Ir" mMcArthur, O. Nice rolling
''""' very productive, good fencing
good barn and silo, good house and
"'ihuildiugS good orchard. well water.
rr. \Il cleared except - acres of tim.
Der ; gas wells that pay $4,000 per
year Free gas i'm house. One-haIf OF
on aud gas 20 with farm. Price s1oO
pcr acre Call or write.
T.. S. WHITE.
Macarthur. Ohio.
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lug hitvtWcc hundred and fortv-siv
square feet moro or less and being oll
ihc real estate which was conveyed
unto "'i thc GrautsyiIc Hotel com.
wu| corporation. by Ira Hardmop
'I'" w. IT, IIardmau. his wife. by deed
bearing date ON the 22nd dav of Ian.
"'r\' nineteen hundred and twenty ~
record in the office of the Clerk If u,o
County Court of Calhoun county wcst
virginia in Decd Book no. g. ot noce
"a and being the real estate NM
winch said last named corporation has
recently erected and completed a hote,
building. 'O'''
TERMS OF SALE: Cash b hand
"n day of sale
'''en under my hand this fifth dov
OF April. nineteen hundred and twenty.
one
LORENTZ C. HAMILTON.
Trustee.
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Mamma I've got q sweetheart OK
claimed Carl lad of seven. ono eve.
mng ON his return from school. "and
she Is pretty, too"
After several moments OF Thought
Iul consideration OF the subject. he
asked Mother, when we grow nm do
me boys marry the girls because fbcv
arc pretty or just because tbav o+e
your ''"
And mOtber is
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have
''eh issued by County Clerk $. II. Wal
To during the past week:
Ellsworth Snider to Fanny Lucas.
y. W. Petty to Bessie Holbcrt.
u. T.. Nicholson to Alice Bailey.
Walter l.. Siers to Losie ID. Eismon
BranSon Riggs to Fannie Campbnu
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Sheriff Levies on Logs

sheriff George A. Richards has made
'iS flrSt levy for taxes 1t was ON =
urge punch of Saw-logS in Crummirs
rcck of the West Fork. which orc
"aIseu as the property of T.. f.. cot
relI' Receiver for Bennett. Snodgrass
ana others. The taxes amount To about
40 and are for the year 1920 About
90 logs are levied on and will be- sold
" the 18th of February unless thc
axes are sooner paid.
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High School Board to Meet

The Calhoun County High School
"oard viii meet on April Il. when
matter OF finishing the building start.
''' ON ih" south Side last year will be
''N'h up and considered The board
'S III touch with several builders and
contractors. and au attcnpf win Inc
'l''' TO let the contract 10 some ono
- reasonable bid can be- secured
IL Is the intention of the board to
move ihings along as fasuy as posi-.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FIVE SMALL FARMS quarter mile
rom railroad station, post office. high
school and churches -Four improved
with dwellings, barns and other buIId.
ingS part river bottom, pasture and
meadow lands. Five ana one-haIf To
one hundred and fifty acres. Write
y. -. MCGREGOR
% I'-'l Cairo. w. Va.
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FROH SPENCER TIn.s-REcoRn
Guy Stnrcher visited bis mother st
hocicsd0le Sunday. %"
4 Gum, Of Nj Zion. wss bus,po,.
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WANTED 4 young man of good
character. over IL years of age to
learn the drug business. No previous
experience required. This is an ex.
rrptionnl opportunity for a young man
not afraid Of work Address
FlilL ID. PHILLIPS. Druggist.
:,1T-It SpENC,p,U M ~.
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BY tH%l.; 2ICE BURROUGHS
,aTxaH OF the .ipeS
'ile san oi 'T..r.an
jungle i"iC5 of Tarzan
lar2an and the Jewels of Cpar
The Bc:StS uf Tarxan
The God %. Mars
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The Warlo.G &c Mars
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''eaA OF the lazy \
haach of the Eolycr:!e
Good InGiLn
The Lare II Dim Trails
Tie Unl,,I Climb
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Tie Range Dwellers
Her Prairie iinight
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-06-23
ALTAMONT

After several weeks OF dry weather
we were favored with delightful rains
on Friday and Saturday last.
Mrs. A. NJ. Jeffreys, Mr.. Frank Nc
Robe, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan O'Brien, Mrs.
Barney Friend and son Charles were
shopping in Deer Park Saturday.
Mrs. P. J. Lohr, Mrs. Henry Temp
son and daughter Gladys were visiting
friends at Kitzmiller last week.
Mr.. w. S. Germany made a business
trip to Oakland one day last week.
Mrs. Alpha Duvall, of Kitzmiller,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. J. Lohr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diehl and fam
lily, of Keyser, are spending a few
days here as the guests of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Germany.
The wedding bells were ringing very
merrily in this section last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reckner and
family, of Brownsville, Pa, are Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. Frank De-
Witt. .-,
Mrs. H. A. Schmidt was shopping in
Oakland last Thursday.
Mr.. Adolph Fisinger was caller
at the Treusdell farm last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trout and family, of
kitzmiller, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson, on the Altamont
Farm.
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entire population. Every crop is at
its best. Corn is very good prospect,
while wheat, oats and potatoes are not
tagging behind. Many of the farm
ers are clearing up new and old
fields, which is an indication that
| buckwheat seeding is near at hand
and that there will not be a scarcity
in this section of this very important
product.
Several of the folks of our settle
ment spent Saturday at the UniontOwn
speedway and all report having had
pleasant days outing, this being the
first trip to that place for some who
assert that the scenery along the old
National Road is far more than worth
the trip.
A large number of young and old
attended the children's Day services
at Pleasant Valley Sunday last. All
report that the program rendered by
the little ones was remarkable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callcamp and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Welch spent
| Sunday with Mr.. G. d. Stahl.
Mr.. L. Gortner, of Oakland, spent
Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs.
| Breunlnger.
The new home of Mr.. Luther Stahl
is now under way. 1t is expected that
he will occupy it by early fall.
Clay Stahl, who has been employed
near Deer Park for some time past
in the numbering woods, is home now
caring for badly cut ankle. We are
glad to state that he is able to be
about again.
Mrs. Daisy Lohr and children, of
Clarksburg, are here spending some
time with the formers mother, Mrs.
Mary Breuninger.
Mr.. Jesse Shaffer and family, of
Horseshoe Run, and Mr.. Joe San
ders and children were guests of H.
c. Moon and family on Sunday.
Recently a number of our young
folks went to Table Rock sightsee-
ing, taking with them their lunches,
where the early hours of the evening
were spent and good time was had
| by all
Rev. Walter Nine, of Kansas City,
delivered a very interesting sermon
to large crowd at Underwood on
Sunday. This being an .all-day ser
vice dinner was served at the church
from well filled baskets and many
chickens and other good things in
large numbers We're devoured.
DR.. Nine greeted all with hearty
handshakes as most of the older per
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sons present at the gathering were
former schoolmatss and boyhood
friends, while others We're under his
tutorship when he taught the Sunny
side school. While in this naighbor-
hood DR.. Nine called personally upon
two Of his older friends, Mr.. George
Stahl and Mr.. F. N. Arnold, both of
whom are afflicted, the former with
rheumatism and the latter being a
paraletic. While both Of those above
named suffer greatly DR.. Mines visit
to them brought back the smiles Of
wears ago.
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to all their world. What He did yes
terday Is what tie Is still doing IN
our today
Primary: The Way Jesus Wants Us
to Live.
Dorcas Daniel Miriam and the 9th
ers who have heen mart of the studies
of the quarter must be recalled bv
story or bv picture so that fine sort If
hovS and oirIs +ha+ Tho POOL nraisee
NAV he clear to all the LITTLE neonIe
Make goodness and heInfrIness The
attractive features in those cha,,oo+orc
and set the LITTLE foil, some taske ike
making scrap hooks for shut-in chill
dren flowers for crinnIed m, boeni+al
m. a0ed Manor dolls md dressoe fo,.
mission fled or gathering waste ma
terial from the Sunday school for such
service abroad.
Junior: Some Things Jesus Wants Us
to Do.
The Iessonc have evbibi+ad tho idoaS
evrressed in action and David has
fought his oiant Daniel has kent his
nIpdoe to Jehovah. the how has brought
his iunc hto Jesrs and fbe hovs have
carried vessels TO catch the Shuna-
mites oil A story recall NAV he
given where the scholars each tel one
of the stories while +he others snnnIv
anv missino details II NAV ne haGed
un0n sbewn nictures like wilde nv
Perrv's and thew NAV he oiVan as
souvenirs TO take bome Or tho los
sons NAV ne hniit INTO q wheel with
the Christian for the hnh. nine smokes
marked health, money. work, educa
tion. etc with world hrotherbood and
Christian society for tho fnlIoes plan
some heInfuI service like the MAKING
of Games for chiIdrans, bosn;taIs
drasSing dolls for +bo san,o ,,iynoso
or for forpion ornhana~es builGinr
bird houses, organized church messen-
ger service.
intermediate: The CHALLENGE to Bows
and Girls.
What SORT of q world do ,,,a ovnoc+
To maLeq swiftly covar tho lesson
material that o,1+Iinos r,,o,.IoSs
world in which Nations and no;rhhor
hoods co-onarata and in wb;cb vol,
and recreation money and MON ora
ohedian+ r. Cod,s r1,io .p;o+,,,.a a.
worId we arc in en- tba+ tho o,aa+,,oss
of the task shall annear Prasen+ or
have nresented the work If q Cbr;st;an
doctor educator nreacber nIov d;ren
for nurse homo builder lawye,. band
worker whether tho nacb;ne ;s y dr;II
jinotvne engine etc co tba+ sonn '
tbinG of The nossih;ilitv for sor,I;co
NAV he seen Mako ciaar tbat tho nlace
Of Tho yorl nav ho hora ~. .', ~, 80 ON,
other continent for foraion no;ssions
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Big Picnic on Saturday. Julv ,

IS IcnTc U1r 5drurudy, July z,
The Steiding Sunday school will
have an all-day meeting and picnic in
L. H. Glotfelty's Grove, about half
mile west of the church on Saturday,
July 2nd. Prominent speakers, races,
contests and various kinds Of amuse-
ments will be had; also a baby show
in the morning. Dinner and plenty
of refreshments will be ON sale
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-06-23
SUNNYSIDE

The weather in our section of the
county is in every way favorable to
the farmer, which class constitutes our
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-06-23

1t all comes to this-buy a u S. Tire anywhere
IN this country and you get definite, practicable
value for your money matter what weight car
you drive
The man who has been guessing his way through
overstocks discontinued lines, % Job lots" and the
like will find it refreshing to talk with the local u S
lire dealer who is concentrating a full, COM
pletely sized line of U. S. Tires
For the first time he will hear some straight quality
tire factS-and get the difference