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claimed Uncle Wiggily. when I
get my belt wei be all ready for
the water! on, a swimming we viii
90! A swimming We Will gol Wen
float along and sing a song OF rain
and ice and snow"
L don't believe you'll sing much
about ice ard snow while you're in
the pOnd." Nurse Jane Uttered. u
imagine. IL you do. you'd ind your
mouth and nose full OF water. But
here is where we get your belt. wig
gily.' she added as they passed an
eleven-and-twelve cent store.
And don't forget the nice. shiny
buckle" the rabbit gentleman re-
minded the muskrat nurse.
Here's the very thing" cried
Mr. I>ongears. as he tried on a belt
that fitted exactly. This viii be
fine!"
\ little later they reached the
pond in the woods. Uncle Wiggily
took run and landed ker-hp! away
out in the middle. for It was not
very deep and, though not a good
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Pc rs sra ais

Mr.. and Mrs. william Enrich, 12S
days visit with relatives at Dowag-
lac, Mich.
Mrs. L. f. Layne, of Crawford
vile. Ind, Is the guest Of Mrs. Edith
Ochs, sol Lincoln Way East. Mrs.
Ochs will leave Thursday for Kinks
vile, No, TO resume her studies at
I the College Of Osteopathy
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Mcdonald and
Mrs. Joseph z. Williams have re-
turned from a six weeks western
trip including Estes Park and the
Yellowstone.
Miss Clarice Won Barandy, 131 S.
Chaplin St. will leave September
18th. for St. Mary's Of the Woods, at
Terre Haute. Ind.
Miss Ella Learn and Edgar Boone
have returned from a seven weeks
trip through the west, including a
trip through the Yellowstone and a
months stop at Estes Park.
Mrs. John B. Boyce and Mrs Ev-
erert Stewart were called 10 Warsaw,
Ind. Monday on account or the
death OF their grandmother. Mrs.
Sarah Brown.
Miss Dora Hershenow. California
av.. has returned from a weeks visit
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar StoH and Mrs.
2. NJ. Herr have returned from mo-
tor trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl MOhn. 922 Feur-
briuger 81. and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Werntz. sherman av., left sunday
for a motor trip TO Buffalo and New
York City.
Miss Marjorie Wilhelm. los Forest
av.. left Sunday afternoon for Cedar
Rapids, Ia. where she viii take up
her duties as physical director in
the junior high school.
Mrs. II. 5. Warrington. OF Rich
mond. Va. is a guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. James oliver az the oliver no
tel
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TOmorroW's
By GeneVieUe Kemble

Except for social. domestic and af-
fectional matters this day has but
little in the way Of brilliant outlook,
according TO the planetary prOgnosti-
cations. A marked degree Of rest
lessness may prompt 10 make sudden
changes or abruptly 10 undertake
removals or journeys, either OF
which may result unhappily If not
disastrously. Under the reigning ad-
verse sidereal operations ii may be
wise 10 remain conservative in
thought and action, and 10 be dis
Greet in all the activities. social and
business.
Those whose birthday 1t IS are ad
vised 10 act cOnservauvely and eau
tiously in all their affairs If they
would have safe year. They
should especially avoid change and
travel. and be discreet in the pur-
sui, Of pleasure \ child born on
this day may have a restless and
changeable nature, constantly in
search Of new adventures and fresh
pleasures.
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my old one. Nurse Jane?"

my old one, Nurse Jane?"
I'll get it." offered Miss Fuzzy
Wuzzy SO. after taking the dand--
lion soup off the stove. and putting
it IN the ice box 10 harden-Oh. how
funny. I'm thinging of fudge, I
guess. Anyhow. Nurse Jane took
the soup off the stove and brought
Uncle Wiggily's bathing suit down
out Of the attic.
But, where's my belt?" asked the
rabbit gentleman. Il must have a
belt with a nice shiny buckle, so
that when 1 swim fast my suit will
not come off"
"Oh, you queer rabbit" laughed
Nurse Jane. you must have every
thing just so. Wei stop at the
three-and-four-cent store as we pass
and get a belt"
You should have seen how stylish
Nurse Jane looked, She wore a
purple and blue sash, and around
her cap was an orange ribbon decor
ated with fOUr-leafed clovers.
My! But you look nice" ex-
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UNCLE WIGGILY
The Story of the Belt Buckle
By HOWARD R CARS
(By HOWARD r.. GARIs)
The Story of the Belt Buck
By HOWARD r. CARS


II was a very hot day, even If the
summer vacation was ended. The
daisies IN the fields nodded sleepily,
and tried 10 hid under the tall grass
es 10 be out Of the rays OF the burn
ing sun.
Uncle Wiggily was lying IN the
porch hammock, tanning himself
with a sassafras leaf, but ne nibbled
little bits off the leaf so aften that
there was hardly anything OF it left.
"Pouff." suddenly exclaimed the
bunny rabbit gentleman. Then, TAX
ing a long breath, he blew it out
again as hard as he could Puff"
My gracious, Uncle Wiggily!"
came Nurse James voice from a win
dow. Whatever are you doing?
Have you been running a race that
you are so out of breathe"
Two barrels Of ice cold lemonade,
no. Four times no! 1 wouldn't
run on a day like this for a dozen
carrot fields, Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy.
You see was merely chasing a lit
tie spider off my left paw by blow
ing on him, as I didn't want to hurt
him, FOR he helps TO catch the flies
and mosquitoes that bite US. So I
blew him off. oh, loly-pops! But
It's hot"
Indeed 1t Is" agreed the muskrat
lady housekeepe!. Say Uncle Wig
gily, why don't you lie in the bath
tub for a while and get cooled OFF,"
she asked.
II really think 1 Will" cried the
bunny. But wait-why not? Fine!
Wen do that I just thought Of it,
Come on, Nurse janet"
do what?" asked the lady musk
rat.
Well go swimming in the pond.
Ii will be lovely, and we can stay IN
as long as we please. The next
thing is a bathing suit. Where is
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swimmer, he was not afraid IN the
bathing pond.
Come on In" he called 20 Nurse
Jane. IT'S won-won-woc-
He tried 20 say wonderful" but
just then he stepped i'm hole and
sinking down. his mouth filed with
water. He came up in a moment.
however, laughing. Come on in,
Janie," he cried
Then he looked toward the shore,
where ne had left the muskrat lady.
What was the matter? She was
calling for help, The bad old Woo
zie WOLF was going 10 catch her.
With a big jump Uncle Wiggily
sprans from the water and toward
Miss Fuzzy WUzZy.
Get away from here. YOU bad
chap" cried the bunny 20 the Wolf
Il VIII not! I've got Nurse Jane
and I'll nibble her ears II I can't bite
yours" howied the Wolf
The bad creature drew closer.
Uncle Wiggily didn't dare turn and
run. 20 leave Nurse Jane alone. so
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took Lillian's cue quickly. She
had given me the opportunity for
which / had wished, IN asking me so
abruptly where my sewing machine
was.
Obi" 7 said contritely. Il for
got TO have Jim bring it over. But
III is in good condition. for l looked it
over this morning"
This last statement was the truth,
for 1 had carefully inspected the ma
chine.
What's the use of bringing it
over2" Lillian asked nonchalantly.
THE only thing I'm good for is run
ming machine, anyway, while
Madge is the white-haired fairy
when it comes TO hemming. Why
can't we divide the work. and Madge
and 1 take part of it over there?
Wen run a regular messenger ser
vice, and bring each piece back as
soon as we get IL finished And-we
probably won't talk half so much as
if all four of US are working togeth-
err"
and I won't have to clean my
floors over again after that Jim has
tracked them up" put in little Mrs.
Durkee eagerly Not that he'd
mean TO soil them"-she turned to
me with naive apology--"but he's
such an OK Of a thing he just can't
help being Cutlery. 1 think it's a
splendid idea. Which part OF the
work viii you take?"
IT would suggest the things
which could be put up last" Lii
Ian replied promptly.
IF can decide which those are"
little Mrs. Durkee murmured doubt
fully, and I knew that she was act
.ually nonplussed by Lillian's prompt
ANSWER.
AT any rate, give US things which
can run up on the machine and
then turn over TO Madge. 1 can
help her turn hens and haste, any
way
Her F1uffiness looked helplessly at
the pretty fabrics spread out upon
the bed and over chairs. The wor-
Try ard confusion entailed by her
change Of plans for Leila's room evil
IDENTITY had robbed her of her usu-
al capability in everything domestic.
Why not let them take these?"
Edith Fairfax came TO the rescue
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he just stood there. trying Or china
Of something 90 do. Ana chen D.
queer thing happened. The ar
shone on the shiny buckle ct Uncle
Wlggily's bathing belt and from .re
shiny buckle the br Eht Leht glance
"a or into the eyes ~ Che N0.t
just like from I7oktrv z.a=s
Wow. cried The Wo1z.e Wrf
My eyes are blinded I CAME SEQ
20 bite Uncle Wieg..y or Nars8
Jane" And while h.s ewes ve-e
thus 5azz.cd hy rhe shiny buckle
Uncle W.EE..y and Nu-se Jane .awp-
ed into the pond. valel across Oh
The other side and - .hey were
saved
The Wolf stumbled away. bump
ing into trees becar- h.s rs were
80 dazzled DE couldn't see ..- she
bunny and musk-at lady bad fre
swim and cooled or And . Clad.
piano stool doesn't sr.e around Sd
fast that 70 makes the pre1rr-8ph
get dizzy. III tell you rrS- about
Uncle WiCg..y and tho sand r..
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the presence Of the brides family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock are members
OF the class OF 1921 OF Indiana uni
member OF Mortar Board and Sigma
Alpha Phi and Mr.. Bullock a mem
Der OF the Acac!s fraternity and
captain OF the track team OF 1921.
After a motor trip through south
ern Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock
will be at home In Bloomington, Ind.
Miss Irene Wolf. Edwardsburg I'd,
entertained 20 guests al a wiener
and marshmallow roast at her home
Saturday evening. Games and con-
tests we're features OF the evenings
entertainment.
The tenth annual reunion OF the
Roush-OHnger families was held
Sunday at the country home OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Boyd. one hundred
and twelve members were present
from Michigan, Iowa and all points
in Indiana. Dinner was served at
noon on the lawn. after which an in
teresting program was given and an
election OF officers took place. Lor-
EMO Roush was elected president,
John Roush vice president. Elmer
Baer treasurer and Alta Roush secre-
tary. The next reunion will be held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
ROush.
The 18th annual reunion OF the
Croker family was held Sunday at
the home Of Emerson Crockett, near
Lakeville, Ind. Dinner was served
at noon 10 81 guests. Raymond
Croker was elected president for
the new year, Andrew Crocker vice
president and James Howell secre-
tary and treasurer. The next re-
union Will be held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Florin, near
North Liberty.
The Hoose and Friese families
held their 14th annual reunion Mon
day at Battell park, Mishawaka.
Dinner was served at noon TO $50
members Of the families, after which
the election OF officers took place.
resulting in Guy p. Hoose being
chosen president. Carroll Friese wee
president and Norman S. Donathen
secretary and treasurer. The 1922
reunion will be held on Labor day at
PotawatOmi park.
Honoring her house guest, Miss
Magnetic Rozell. OF Chambersburg,
Pa, Miss Josephine Ahara enter
tanned a small company at dinner
last evening at her home in Misha-
waka. The guests from this city
were Mr. and Mrs Edward Pea
| cock and Albert Stephenson.
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ADVICE TO GIRLS

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I am a girl OF IT. and 7 am in love
with a boy OF %. 1 thought he cared
for mo, but he has left town. and /
have not heard a word from him.
Do you suppose he cares anything
for me7
Please tell me what makes one
popular. I am pretty. and dress
we'll Try 20 be kind and friendly,
but am not liked By either boys or
girls. Can't you help me?
DESPONDENT.
DESPONDENT: Perhaps the boy
likes you IN a perfectly friendly way.
and sees no particular reason for
writing TO you.
Fr4endlfness. goOd-nature, sym
pat11y, an eagerness TO help those
who need a kindly word or a helpful
suggestion. and a desire 20 please
others and do what they wish 20 do
instead OF gratifying your own likes
and dislnSes Will help you 70 win the
friendship OF worthwhile persons.
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plans were discussed for the coming
year Miss Olive Dunn. who will
leave In Novembe as missionary 20
india, gave an interesting talk on
her prospective work. The next
meeting viii be held oct. with
Mrs. Edward Hoel, 1927 Randolph
81
Announcement IS made by the
chairman OF the entertainment COM
nttee OF the Country club that ow-
ing 10 the splendid attendance at
the recent dances il has been de-
cideG 10 continue them every Thurs
day evening during September.
The members OF the Waneta Sew
ing circle were entertained by Mrs.
Maggie Faulkner and Mrs. Hilda
Green, at a card party at the W. o..
W. hall Tuesday afternoon. F'avors
we're won by Mrs. Park Rhodes. Mrs.
Beach and Mrs. Carpenter.
The marriage Of Miss Elsa d.
We5er, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
a. Weder OF Clinton. Mich. and
Edgar L. McMillen, son OF Mrs.
Rctta HcMillen, 1119 r. Fox St,
took place Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the home OF the brides
parents at Clinton, Mich, Rev. A.
Pur1y, pastor Of the First Methodist
church. officiating The ceremony
was performed under a canopy OF
asters IN front Of a screen formed OF
the same flowers, a color scheme of
pink and white being carried out
throughout the home. The flower
girl, Edith Truesdale. in a dainty
frock OF white embroidered batiste,
led the bridal party and was follow
ed by Mrs. David L. Currey, matron
Of honor, who preceded the bride
and her father. They were met at
the improvised alter BY the groom
and his attendant, David l. Currey.
Mrs Currey wore a gown OF white
embroidered organdy. with a pink
georgette hat and carried an arm
bouquet OF Columbia roses.
The bride wore a lovely white en-
broidered Canton crepe gown. over
which fell the fun length veil ar
ranged in the fashion of a CAP,
which was caught with valley lilies.
Her shower bouquet was OF brides
roses ard valley lilies.
Following the ceremony a four
course dinner was served 10 %
guests. among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scholtz OF Detroit,
Mrs. Edwin KIiege. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Culp. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
| Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Currey and Richard Weder Of South
/ Bend.
After a lake trip Mr.. and Mrs
McMillen Will be at home at Gil
/ California av., this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Schmidt
1922 Woodward av., entertained a;
luncheon at 1 o'clock Monday at the
Country club. complimenting their
/ guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore,
MRS. Mary Farrell. Misses Anna
| jeanette and lillian Farrell, Joseph
Farrell and Carl Kensler OF Chica-
go, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Hull. S31 For
est av.. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Marjorie, TO Max G.
Bullock. OF Bloomington. Ind. which
took place Saturday at St. Joseph,
Mich. Rev c. s. Wheeler. pastor OF
] First Methodist church officiating in
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, quietly and capably She indicated
a pile Of stuffs on the bed which had
been fitted on the windows.
i guess that will be al right"
Mrs. Durkee acquiesced. and in an
other minute or two we were on our
way across the lawn.
Lucky that machine is in your
ROOM Lillian commented, as we
climbed the stairs after an explana-
tory word to Katie.
She did not speak again until
had unlocked my room door and fas-
tened it after our entrance. Laying
the stuffs on The bed she went swift
ly 10 the machine. and with a swift.
capable, preliminary inspection be-
gan to wind a bobbin from a spool
of rOse-colored silk.
IF you'll look over those things
on the bed and tell me what to do
first" she said, Il can get some of
I. this out Of the way. And now as
TO the trunk-dO you care if I put
the things back into them as l go
through them? I can't jack them
the way you did but at least 1 can
get them out Of the way so you can
lock the trunk"
4 shall be 80 glad to have you do
At, D." l answered. and 1 could not keep
my voice from trembling, though 1
made desperate effort to control it,
I"I-I-cannot tell you just how 1
feel about handling those things 1t
is almost as II -mOther-had-
just-died. I-I-haven't the
strength-yet-to touch them"
Il know" Lillian breatned softly.
then as briskly as if the trunk de-
spoiled Of mementOes of my mother
and my own never had been men
toned. she said: is this the way to
thread this thing?" l thought 1
knew now, but I'm not quite sure"
The subterfuge was a more paipa-
bic one than Lillian usually employees
but II 81 rived its purpose, and by
4 e time l had finished the farce of
explaining the threading mechanism
to one who knew all about it, I had
regained my self-cOntrol, and swift
.ly sorted and brought her the lengths
of cloth she was TO stitch.
Just haste them from this pin to
this one" / directed.
She looked at me quizzically.
Il know I'm going TO brighten you
out Of seven years growth, she said,
"but l can't help il. 1 never haste
anything that is 10 go on machine"
I depressed the protest which rose
10 my lips. am a good neddlewom-
an, though fussy one, but I had
seen Lillian in action many a time,
knew her cool judgement, and that
she would not jeoDardize the rose
colored fittings Of Leila's room.
For the next few minutes the sew
ing machine whirred steadily while
pinned strips OF cloth together, and
when that task was accomplished.
I began 10 turn hens. Lillian arose
from the machine as she finished the
last stitch, came over to me smiling
triumphantly.
Anything wrong with this stitch
ing"
mot a thirE." I agreed promptly.
And I shall be able to get along
beautifully now"
III get at the trunk pronto." she
said. 1T won't take long. and then
TT be able 10 help you with the
basting and hem turning SO just
take one peice at a time 20 hem.
But. look here. You're IN - bad
light. Come over 20 this window"
And only after she had carefully
arranged my chair and had en-
sconced me IN #. did I realize that |
her kindly thoushtfulness had ar
ranged my position IN such wise |
that my back was 10 the heap OF my |
despoiled mementoes which she was |
now going 10 search
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s. @ tn.

The annual reunion q the Vein
berg family was held Monday az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Vein
berg. s24 +. Wayne 81. Sixty mem
bers OF the family were present from
Three RlveFs and Jackson. Mica.
Cincinnati. o. Chicago and EIkhart-
Dinner was served az noon follow
Ing which the election OF officers
took place resulting IN a. T. Salsig
being chosen president, and the
other officers being reelected. The
1922 reunion viii De held Labor
Day a. the home cf 4. i. Sals-g at
Three Rivers. Mich.
The marriage Of Mss Irene MI
dred Clark. daughter of Mt. and
Mrs. s. u CLARK. 212 =. Duban av,
and Stephen J. Fabrian, 23f y.
Studebaker 81. took place Tuesday
morning AT 1880. at the residence
Of Or. James I. Gardner pastor OF
St PauTs Memorial church. The
attendants were Mr. and Mrs Harry
A Teschke Mrs. Teschke wore a
gown OF navy blue satin with a cor
cage OF ophelia roses and valley
lilies The bride was gOwned in mid
night blue canton crepe, with a cor
sage OF ophelia ana valley lilies. A
dinner was given at the home Of the
brides parents imIn edfately follow
ing the ceremony. covers being laid
for 20 guests at a table made lovely
with the seasons flowers. Mr. and
Mrs. Fabrian viii be al home after
September 2. al PA y. Studebaker
ga
Tuesday evening a wedding supper
was given IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fabr1an by Mr.. Fabrian's parents at
their home. pa y. Studebaker st.
Covers were placed for IA guests,
who later enjoyed a box party at the
OrDheum-
Mss Wilma Alice Cfssne. dauE-n-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John d. CiSne,
721 Cottage Grove av.. and Richard
p Vogt, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Vogt. 1855 Portage av.. were
married Saturday afternoon at the
home OF the brides parents by Rev
Daniel Whitmer, great uncle Of the
bride who also performed the mar
Rage ceremony OF Mr. and Mrs
C1ssne. 30 years ago. Mr.. and Ms
VoEt left Immediately on an auto
mobile trip through northern MIchi-
gan. and Will De at home IN South
Bend about October rst
Mrs. William Destardines, 100 8
ST. Louis blvd, entertained at a 6
O'Clock dinner Monday evening
cOmplimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dixon of Davenport. Ia. Besides the
honor guests. covers were placed for
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Berger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ScheIlinger Of
Mishawaka.
Miss Margue rite Pershing. 9O7
Ashland av., entertained eight guests
Tuesday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Bradford Reynolds OF Detroit, Mich,
and Miss Irna COllmer. who leaves
soon for New Mexico. The evening
YVES spent at the bridge tables
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Philathea class OF the First M.
p. church was held at Potawa toni
park Tuesday evening. A picnic sup
per was served to 20 guests followed
by a business meeting during which
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FAMOUS ORCHESTRA TO PLAY
AT HCDSON LAKE.

Fischers' Exposition Orchestra.
comprised Of six members on guar
antee 10 be the first and original or
chestra. viii furnish the music for a
series OF sunday evening dances 10
be held a. the Hudson Lake Casino
commencing next sunday evening.
1910
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DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I am IN love with two boys. and
I don't know for which one I care
more. Please advise me what TO do.
Ny father objects 10 me going with
the boys. BROWN EYES.
BROWN DYES: II Is impossible
TO be in love with two persons at
the same time. my dear IF you truly
care for one young man You would
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not have room in your heart for
thoughts Of another.
Your father knows best, Brown
Eyes. and if he doesn't wish you to
receive the attentions of boys you
should obey him, and be guided by
his loving wisdom. Try to realize
that he is looking out for your in
terests. and is doing what he honest
ly believes IS best for you.
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DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am a girl in my teens. Really
don't know what TO think of my
self. I meet many boys, and they
seem to like me, and ask to call g
few times, but gradually stop calling
never have a steady" or a friend
TO call many times. I try 10 enter
tain them. and be as nice to them as
possible. but I do not believe in hug
ging and kissing, and positively re-
fuse TO permit such privileges.
I enjoy the company OF boys. Must
I consent TO their kissing. or should
I continue TO refuse? R.
r.. You are wise TO deny such
privileges" to boys. my dear, and
II they stop calling upon you be-
cause YOU refuse 70 grant them, YOU
are we'll rid Of such so-called friends.
Don't worry about It. Some day
you will meet some young persons
who VII be worthy Of your friend
ship. and who will appreciate your
fine qualities Of character.
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Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Hull. S31 For
est av.. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Marjorie, to Max G..
Bullock. OF Bloomington. Ind. which
took place Saturday at st. Joseph,
Mich. Rev. c. s. Wheeler. pastor Of
First Methodist church officiating IN