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turned home from d visit with reIa.
tives at Cincinnati. They also visit
cd several of the beauty spots neai
that city.
Mr.. Caryl Wilson. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. John x. Wilson, and Miss Alice
Allgire, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Allgirh, were united in mar
riage at the NJ: Il. parsonage by Rev
G. Il. Stockdale last Saturday at 4
o'clock. They will make their home
on the J. X. Wilson farm, Columbus
road, south Of town. Both are highl,
respected, well known and have the
best wishes of a host of friends.
"fMiss Hazel iMcCutcheon, who has
been teaching school in Cleveland, IL
home tor the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. McCut .heon
Lloyd Fidler and family are attend
ing commencement exercises at Ohio
university, Athens.
Miss Marian Hosack, who has beer
attending college at Madison, Wis.
Is home to spend the summer yaca
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
i +. Hosack.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Bcal of Pleas
ant Hill were the guests of their son
A. l.. Beal, and family, over Sunday.
1 D,..,c ch1.t torto
Harper, pastor. June 1S. Sunda,
school 9:45 Children's Day service
IL a. m. Union service at the NJ. L,
church at 8 p.' m, under auspices o
the National Reform association. The
Light Bearers will have specia
meeting Tuesday at 1880, at the home
of Elizabeth and Elinor Agnew. Mis-
sionary society meets Wednesday al
% D. m. at the home of Mrs. Black
ledge, and the program as announced
for July will be given. The picnic
and June program will be postponed
until July. Prayer meeting Thursda,
8 p. IN. A series of studies in the
Spiritual Life. You are cordially in
vited to attend all the services of the
church.
We received a letter Wednesday
morning from: Jour old friend, ]. c
McCreary, foruier editor OF the Free
Press, now editing the Phillips Coun
ty Herald, published at Holyoke, Col.
Some sort of . hoodoo has been hov
ering around Mac ever since he ar
rived at Holyoke. First lie suffered
an injured eye and came near losing
the sight of it. More recently, Ie made
a high dive over the bhmpers,'of of bis
auto and lit on the back of 3lijs heat
on concrete floor. Says he has {
knot on the back of his head that hs
always will carry. AS recompenSe
he says, he has sold out the prin
shop of the Herald and he and his
wife will go back to their home IL
Colorado Springs, where they viii
live retired life. It's coming tt
Mac.
Your correspondent received a cart
Tuesday from Rev. Thomas Hawley
former pastor of the NJ. L. church al
this place, announcing that they ar,
now "at home'' at Long Beach. Cal.
Miss Katherine Dague of Ohio uni
versity is home to spend thesummel
vacation with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. G. Dague.
Cecil Miller, who is attending
school at KENT has been spending {
weeks vacation with his parents
here.
Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. o. G. Meth
ers and Mrs. A. c. Huddle have beei
at Bucyrus this week, delegates from
the D. of V. here.
The ball game for Sunday after
noon, as per present schedule. is tn
Pure Oil Co.. nine from Newark VS.
Fredericktown, on Wagner field. Wo
men and children are admitted fire,
to these games,
See the great war picture, "Flashe!
in Action" at1the Neil theatre mex
Monday night. Benefit of Joe Coca
nour post, American Legion.
Mrs. Donald Marple underwent al
operation Tuesday night at Nero.
hospital. "a
Miss Betty Levering entertained
seven young ladies last Thursda!