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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
Clerks, Union Meets

CHICAGO, July 25.-(By The AS
sociated Press)-General chairmen
of the railway clerks union met To-
day TO form a uniform policy in con-
nectlon with their disputes with the
roads over wages and other matters.
No decision was expected before
tonight, but indications were that
the chairmen would reaffirm the.r
stand of not calling their men out
on strike at present and would seek
an amicable adjustment OF al! dr.
ferences.
NEW YORK, July 25:--The USE
of shipyard machine shops for re-
pairing the rolling stocks of the
railroads in the United States Is the
latest development in the strike OF
the shopmen.
Some repair contracts are reports
ed already to have been let and q
CONTINUED on page p
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CHICAGO. July 25 (By The AS
sooiated Press) The railroad
strike combined with the coal strike
was being brought home to the pub
lie today through the announce
ment of leaders in several industries
that unless a speedy settlement was
reached closing of the plants with
resulting unemployment, rationing
of fuel and food supplies and a Grip
pling of public utilities service
would result.
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Penna. Reports More Workers

PHILADELPHIA, July Z5.--IHe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company arr
nounced today that the number OK
shop men actually working on tie
entire system is 42,S36. an increase
of 1851, compared with week age.
The normal average force is 5000,
the company stated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25
Big Race in England

GOODWOOD, Eng, July 25 (By
The Associated Press)-Tetrameter,
by the Tetrarch out of Mandola.
won the Stewart cup, a handicap OF
1000 sovereigns for three year olds
and upwards, six furlongs run here
today. Night Patrol was secohd
and Morning Light third.
Thirty horses ran. The betting
was: Tetrameter 10 to /: Night
Patrol so to 1. Morning Light IL to
l.
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NOTICE

NV wife, Anna Jordovan. having left
my bed and board. I hereby notify all
parties that I will not be responsible for
any debts she may incur. while away.
MARINKO JORDOVAN
15922-T-24-3t- Jamesburg, N. i.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-25

1929 Chevrolet Delivery. months old
cost s5s5.00; owner will sell at $4,000
Dorsey Motors Inc. Phone 36e.
15921-7-24-2t'
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BLOCK DANCE

DON'T FORGET THE BLOCK
STREET. TONIGHT AND
THURSDAY NIGHT CONTIN-
UoUs DANCING; 2 BANDS.
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cannon TO LEAD own Delegation TO Sc
WEATHER.

Fair tonight
a n d tomorrow;
W ith moderate
temperature.
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SHADYS|DE

Miss nesde Mcsserly and Miss Rllla
WHITE have returned from Lakeside,
O., where they attended the annual Ep-
worth League institute as delegates
from tho LoaCu" Of tho Lincoln Ave
nue. VI. Z. church. Sessions were held
through eight days.
Miss Lavinia Forster Of North Lin
coin avenue entertained 4 party or
friends al her home Tuesday evening.
Swimming was on" Of the diversions.
The lawn was artiStirallY decorated
and lighted by fancy lanterns and fol-
lowing the water sport the. guests ell
loved an hour IF dancing on the spac-
ious porch. \ dain'r lunch was serveo.
W. r. Jones r company. contractors
have begun work on a new house Tor
John Genoca. The building Will stand
on West Forty-fourth street.
A copy OF the Stcubcnville Herald.
dated Friday. Aus. %, 1872. displayed
this week in the window of the Smith
news stand. has attracted much atten-
ton. Tho paper is the property Of Mr.
Roman P~rochaska OF South Central
avenue II contains the Republican tic
ket for the fall election o fthat year
and many items which impress the
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woman's Club Convention.

Mrs. J.. Dana Tomlinson. president
Of tho W-oman's club. Of Wheeling,
has requested that all members ex-
pecting 70 attend the state conVcn-
tion OF clubs TO be held at ~Snepperds-
town. w, Va, on September llth'
18th and 18TH. get in touch with her'
relative 10 securing their club Gre
GeutialS. and necessary information.
Wheeling district is entitled 10 eS
delegates. and Mrs. Tomlinson Is
hoping for the capacity number or de-
legates and many others who Will at
tend for the pleasure OF enjoying the
convention.
The trip 70 Shepcrdst"wn a
beautiful one by motor. and many OF
the women who expect to attend, plan
to take the trip by automobile. enjoy
loving the beautiful woodland scenery
en- route. In addition to the trans
action Of business al the convention
there will be a number Of interesting
social events arranged in honor OF the
visitors. including sight seeing tours
receptions, dinners. lunchconS n the
ater parties.
The club drive for new members is
still on. and it is hoped to have q mem
bership OF 1000 by the time the CLUB
work for the year is we'll under way
MNrs Leo Wolfe Is chairman of the
membership committee. and those nav
INK names 10 submit should get in
touch with her.
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Atlantic City. y. J.. where they VIII
.nond he coming fortnight.
Misses F'rcda HadOrn and cara
nischcr, left last night for New VOTE
CIi{ where they will spend " weeks
vacation. 49,.
Paul Michael and Carl Nay left last
evening for Atlantic city. "here 'heS
will spCnd their vacation.
Mrs, Harry Carroll IS visiting win
friends and relatives in IanesElllc' -
Richard Former, of the South SIDE, Is
spending his vacation camping Ianaoa
Miss Mary NJ. Gardner Will compete
her summer studies at the Carnegie IN
stitute of Technology. Pittsburgh. TO-
morrow. Miss Gardner Is A graduate
OF Seton Hill college.
Miss Minnie Cochran or virginia
stre.t. left Wednesday evening for Al
Iantic City where she Will spend a
pleasant vacation
Misses Mary G. Kan and Nella V. De-
Van Of this city. arn enjoying a cruise
on the Great Lakes on the steamer
"Juniata-"
Earl Wetman has loft on a motor trif
to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson and ram
i'v, Of Cameron, W. Va, are VISITING
friends in this city.
Carl Brandfass has left on a business
trip IN the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. James stone. ~ Pitts.
hprsh are visiting friends N Warwood
for the mex, two weeks.
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HYPO-COD CAVE
ME- HEALTH AND
STRENGTH AGAIN
Headachy-Weak Frall-
She Couldn't Do House
work-Stomach Trou-
bic, Too.
WHEELING LADY URGES
SICK FOLKS TO TRY 1T

How quickly a good modern tone
vii, helm a person Is told by Mrs. Alex
Camnbcll. 6i2 National Road who A.
ON. tImc was In very poor health. she
says:
ct had awful headaches. and my
head spun around Ike n top. My st"uN'
aCh was so weak I couldn't cat pickles,
en- bbaEe or anything like that. en-
so nervous and weak l couldn't do III"
house work-just dragged around and
then whom night come | couldn't sleep
I was so rcstless-just tumblcd ana
tossed tho whole night long. Il final
" bought Hypo-Cod and wish ! hnd
known about It weeks before. II IS
vondcrrul-it tastes nice too and Good
ness sakes alive-how IT does build you
up. 1t wasn't but a few days until |
was feeling Ike a new roman | be
gan eating like a man. 1 couldn't get
enough and cabbage and such things
disested so good ! would eat and car
and eat. I work like n horse now days,
hut l don't mind 1t since Hypo-Cod
gaye me back by strength and health.
II IS wonderful that's ALL" declares
Mrs Campbell. Every sickly rundown
woman should try It. Earle's Hypo'
Cod is an economical. moro modern and
powerful tonic. 1t does its work days
and weeks sooner. 1t agrees with y
weak stomach toO-and that Ia very
important. Hypo-Cod contains Hypoph-
osphites. Coo Liver Oil cxtractivcs,
Malt, Wild Cherry extract and Iron
Peptonate. Doctors. druggists. chem
lists and thousands Of users endorse il
here Women all over this section
praise II. Get n bottle tonight-lnuN
be delighted: Note: We prepay Hypo-
Cod anywhere on receipt OF price 81
bottle. e. II. CHESTS Cut Rate. 110j
Market St. Wheeling. ". Va.
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loft for Texas. where they expect 10 Sc
cure employment.
Miss Doris Wheeler. Of South wheel
Ing, has as her Gu"=', Miss Agnes Null
len. Of Charleston.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ellis Is confined 20 her
home on North Market street. suffering
from a severe cold
Miss Jennie Nr';lll. oF South En't
street. who has been quite i'll or ionSili-
lis for the past Two weeks. < lmprov-
Ing SLOWLY.
Frank R~csScgcr. Of Wetzel county was
n husines visitor in tho city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Jacobs and infant
daughter. Eleanor Of SanduskN. g.. are
guests Of Mr.. Jacobs father and SISTER
In South Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. L J oliver. Of Pitts
hurgh. wero guests Of Mr. and Mrs RI
mer oliver. Of tho Island. Wednesday,
making the trip by motor.
Miss Ruby Nelson. Of Fifteenth street,
Is spending a week with her parents at
Ravenna, q.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n VI. Sedgwick. NJ
W~ilkesharre. TIA, motorcd To Wheeling
Wednesday to remain until sunday tire
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert Clarke
on Fifteenth street.
Ronald Dtctz has returned 10 his HON,
near Hundred. W. Va after p visit 81
several days in n" city.
Misses Ann and Gen" Killccn. ~ South
| Tenn street, will leave this morning FOL
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nresent reader az quantity worded n
Of unique interest.
Mr., and Mrs. William Bennett or MeI
Nechen were guests Of relatives mere
Tuesday.
Mr., Raw Fry OF Central avenue has
returned from a business trip TO CO.
iumbus.
Mr., Hugh Campbell OF Lore city -
snending a few days here at the homs
Of his father. David Campbell OIL Hish'
land avenue. y4
Mrs. Mary K%oenemund Of Martins
Ferry spent Sunday at the home OK
nor narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ropcrt Iru-
ak Of Lincoln avenue.
daughter was born to MIR. and MrsE
Joseph Truax OF Lincoln avenue on
Tuesday. 49,,
Tn. second August meeting OF tbs
mmun club will be held this eve
ming. All members are urged to az
tend.
Mr., and Mrs Clarence Baker Ct
West Forty-third street have returned
from a short visit with relatives at
Newcomerstown, Ohio.
Mr.. William Dewitt OF McConnells-
,;Ilo ia yiting Mt the homo Of Mr..
n A. Futhey OF South Central ave-
nue..
Mrs. H. r. Lane OF Lincoln avenue
has returned from a weeks visit Wild
relatives at youngstown. -.
Mr.. Alex Dubois os Bellaire IL hav-
ing two new houses erected on North
Iona avenue. Work on them was
started this week.
Misa Hszel white OF North Lincoln
avenue has returned from Muskingufn
college where she attended the summer
''' 49,
term. 49,.
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Labor Day Picnic.

Court Ferry. Catholic Daughters OF
America. plan 1" hold a delightful La
Dor Oay p:cuIc at Och's grove west OF
Martins Ferry. Arrangements FOR the
affair were made at their meeting IN
the Metropolitan building. Martins
Ferry. Monday evening. The following
we're appointed I" act on the social COM
mittec for August and september:
Mesdames Bertha SamuicS. Mary Ma
guire. Anna Mck"'n h'tii" Mcdonald
Bsss Naughton. Ages Moore. Anna
Gtlnsr. Emma Haid. Nina O'Malley.
Hubert O'Donnell, Mary I'addcn. Alice
Padden. Rose Handler and Maymo
LAWN: Misses Della Moran. Kathryn
MCGOWAN. Bertha MCGOWAN. May Han
ma Agnes O'Donnell. Loretta ODonncll.
Edith and Matz and Julia Mccain.
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MRS. BR|CE To
Be HONOR GUEST
Popular Matron and Daughter VIII SAIL
Soon Tor Trip Abroad

One Of today's mos; charming society
events vii! he The farewell compliment
10 De rendered Mrs. Malcolm Hrlce and
daughter. Miss Retcy. by Mrs. Jasper
Baum AT her hcmc in Wood'awn. today
Twenty guests have been invited for an
Informal afternoon. a; tn" close OF
which tea will Re served.
Mrs. Brice and Miss Betty Will leave
September s FOR New York CITY. where
shey will sail two days later for Belfast.
Ireland. Miss Br!ce will enter schoo
m the other side ~ III" Atlantic. while
Mrs. Rrics Will visit many places of In
'"res, in the European countries. p'ann-
.rE - spend most % her time IN Ire
and They Will return 20 America next
spring.
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At Camp Star.

A. Camp star last evening. the m"m-
hers of tn" ". Il /. club entertained
'hojr friends at an enjoyable" watermelon
rNaSt. Swimming and boating w"r" en-
loved until dark. after which the guests
enjoyed a feast.
Those present we're.
Misses catherine Rodgers. BERTHA
Harper. Anna Davis. Ether Logan. Mary
ENdmanr. Lillian Becker. catherine
Morgan. EStella Russell. Elizabeth Klein.
Mildred Kent and Grace Woods: Mesrs.
William FarriS. Rob Steele. Ray Uumes,
r'harleS Landmycr. George Miller. Albert
,'aSs,. Thomas Stein. Martin Freeze.
James Sewers. Henry Watson. C;yde r.
Myl"s. Paul stevens. Richard Walker
ard Harry Rowan.
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Justice Welmer. Of tho East End. Mrs
Weimcr recently moved 10 th'S '''
from Rochester, y. \.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Laff"rty and fam
ily OF C~larksburg. arc spending several
DAYS here with relatives. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Greenhouse or
this city. are tho guests Of Mrs. II. -
Stuart Of Monticello avenue. HARRISBURG
Justtcs Of the Pcac" and Mrs. Lee +.
Dobbs returned yesterday from a motor
tour Of the east.
Miss Ethel Matthews. OF North Main
street. Is the CUES, 81 relatives IN NUS
burgh for several days.
Henry Reuthcr. local n~"wsDapernan.
has rcturned after a visit 10 pittsburgh.
Police Sergeant George BuChwa!d ana
officer Charles Flanagan. are attend
inE tho Pittshurgh-Ncw York baseball
series this week In Pittsburgh.
Chief OF Police Fred II. Frazier ana
wife left Yesterday for a motor trip TO
cleveland. Detroit. New oTrk and othor
eastern cities.
Charles r. ~Bachmann. nominee on me
Republican ticket for the house Of dele
gates. has returned from Atlantic CITY
where he spent several weeks.
Miss Daisy Sheppard OF Key. O. Is
visiting relatives IN the city.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Aus
,,n Y. Wood returned from Pittsburgh
last night, where ne spent several days
on business.
Mt and Mrs. !. i Harrington. Of Fast
Wheeling. are guests Of relatives IN
Cumberland. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ,E!smer and sons
Robert, Jr., and Charles. OF Tulsa, Okla
are guests OF relatives in Wheeling anc
S,cubcnvillc. O. expecting 10 remain II
this section for about six weeks. The
are former residents OF Wheeling. haV'
Ing resided on the Island about two
years ago.
Arthur Jones. Lester Mc''r"at RhC
Thomas RIGGS, local young men, nav
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An interesting wedding took place ~
he parsonage Of the Methodist churcl'
of McMechcn. last evening at / o'clock,
where Miss Catherine Gertrude pau
Icy OF this city become the bride OF
Mr. II L. MulGrew Of MCMechen. The
Rev. paul l.. Flanagan otficIated. US
NIX the r.ng ceremony. The couple was
unattended and only the immediate
families were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mu!,irrw VIII reside
IN Third street. McMrchrn, taking their
~cdding trip Later on IN the summer,
The groom is an employee of the
Wheeling Steel AMI ircn company.
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Yesterday at high noon. the wedd!nS
II Miss Marie J. Schcmotcer. OF CleNe-
land. O.. and Mr.. Walter J. Schaffner.
Of Echo Point tool place At the par
sonage OF the Baptist Temple. The
Rev. George Lockhart, ST, performed
the Following the service.
the bride and groom left on a honey
moon trip spending some time az Ne"
York city. Later they Will take up
heir residence at AshNiilc. y. g.
The bride has been a resident OF
Echo potn; for some time while the
groom Is a we'll known newspaper
ran.
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Tennis Tournament.

nenn.t plans for the entertainments
OF the tennis players who Will arrive
here mex, week for the womens state
championship games at the fAsda!e
courts are incomplete. Among those
who are expected to arrive here are
Miss Ruth l.. King. OF Cleveland De-
who IS rated as Ohio' second rest
player. and Miss He'll. OF Washington
u. &. who is also A noted player.
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Tho announcement OF tn" marriage or
Mr.. Harry l.. ~Carenhaucr or this city 20
Miss Helen Marie Snelsire. OF I1tts-
hurgh. which took place Monday morn
Ing. August :, at St. Joseph'S cathedral.
has just been announced. The Very
Rev. O. II. Moye. V. C. performed the
ceremony and Miss Lorene HirSrhhHr-
ger. Of Pittsburgh. and Mr.. George VIII
bert. Of this city. were tho ATTENDANTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carenhauer are at pres
ent enjoying n wedding TRIP IN the east
and after August % will be At home In
EdCwoOd The bride is the daughter OF
Mrs. Johanna Snelsire. of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Carenbauer IS engaged as naNmaStcr
with the Wheeling steel Corporation and
Is we'll known in his city.
Medium brown Hair looks best or all
after A Golden Clint Shampoo-adv.
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W.ddinx pate Announcsd.

Miss Amy Kruger has chosen Monday.
September 4. for her marriage 70 Mr.
Hartley Baker. Details concerning The
nuptIals. are incomplete but
viii doubtless be arranged this week.
Roth Miss Kruger and Mr.. Baker are
~.n known and popular. Several charm
Ing social compliments are being rlan-
ned by the friends Of Miss KruEer. MI.
Baker is book-keeper at the Ma n a
Er-hanEe Bank OF wheeling.
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Visitor.

- $ Nd Dunbar vas hostess a. p
.hsrp,,-- bridge luncheon. YESTERDAY
-r--r..on h"rorirE Mis- Sarah HUNT. o'
-.-o buy. - who Is Miss nuniaps
ryc-t The affair was hold at the Jane
-~.rs Tea Room ard bridge was the
s.rrb,rr diversion rom ? until .
c,rcrL when d~aint'', appointed lunch
con va served Mis- nunlap's guests
s.,Esred -h.~t".
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HorornE visitor.

\ group nf Young penp,' from War
WOOD held an enjoyable We!ner and corn
roast at Cilenn's Run. last evening The
event complimented Miss Sarah RidSers
~ Youngstown. who IS the guest OF
Misses Mary and Ruth Leeds. oc Hess
a,rHuE. Warwood. The Young folks
Nrcr, 4 most delightful time.
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Honortnx Bride and Groom

Tomorrow evening a. the home ~
Miss Shirley T.ydtck. OF Fourteenth
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jcfteres,
whose weddinE VAS an event OF this
month. Will be honored by a delightful
marty. The guests will include mem
aers OF the Epworth League OF the
Fourth street, NJ. E. church OF which
the groom is a member.
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Busy Bee CLUB

Members % the Busy Bee Club will
entertain their husbands with a delicious
,f!cksn supper at camp Myr". UP the
river road. this evening. supper will
he served az s o'clock following which
ne evening will be devoted 20 cards
and dancing.
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Delightful BridEe-Luncheon.

\, her home IN Highland park YES.
'.rday. Mrs {. +. Rcnd"il was hostess
At = delightful brid-e-luncheon. n
luncheon was served upon the ARRIVAL
# the guests at ! O'clock. following
which III" afternoon was devoted TO
IN. ENJOYABLE diversion. The CHESTS
Included members Of a bridge club and
4 few close friends
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birthday Party.

Master Paul Blattner was host =" a
number OF his roung friends reSterda!
afternoon At the homo OF his parents.
NJ. and Mrs s. 7. Blattner. OF Norih
York street. The. occasion honored hts
,.rth birthday anniversary. \ jolly
program Of games made the hours merry
ror tho guests and A. ire close ~ IN"
afternoon pret,ily appointed luncheon
was served.
The following young people were pros
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Baby has arrived. is fully
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NrorS the Wheeling guests AZ me
RamrShi-N club A. Eomn"i. ". Va. this
p-~h are.
'Tor--.o OFT. EISl" Ice Storc'.
r~larrirr iiazlS''. Iaro'ln FauI'.
NJ and Mrs. Jess" Bloch.
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Lawn Pete Next Week.

Ore Of next weeks enjoyable lawn
retes will be that given Thursday ana
Friday. Aug - and IS. by tho West
virginia circle No. PSI. Protected Home
Circle. under the auspices Of tho Good
Of the Order committee. The affair
will be held at az and S14 North Wab-
ash street island. Tickets for the
event sell at 10 cents and the patronage
Of the public Is solicited.
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Play Postponed.

The play entitled "RrintnE uD Fa-
thor which was TO have been given in
'hc Nj Oiivet hall Thursday evening OF
this week. by the Young people OF the
R"usv's Point Presbyterian church has
,c"r postponed until Wednesday even
NIX. NuEust 93rd. Th" play Is given
sor the benefit or the M. Olivct
p,pworth League. Everyone is invited
70 attend
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club OF this city WI hold A ~detiSntiut
business and social meeting. NJ o
o'clock a picnic supper Viii I've served
followed by a splendid program y
short business session Will close '"e
meeting. All members are urged 10 DO
present.
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cochrAns Family Reunion.

Al the Island Fair grounds today,
the seventh annual reunion oc the
Cochrane family Will be held. The
family vas among the pioneer set
tiers OF Martins Ferry and more than
"A hundred Of tho descendants hving
in Belmnt cunty will attend. Mrs. Ida
Crchrane Haughton OF Columbus. sec
rotary OF the organization viii! read a
paper which will be OF great interest
10 the members.
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Misses:

T-,bel F.aley. Ina .Ealey.
n-rr.-et Sempla. Pauline Thomas.
.;-ie.ror Dietz. rga Reed.
M.rfred Thomas. Martha Dale Ne'ds.
boris Wilson. Dixie Meyer.
Masters:
ra.~w Ee-r'e. Arthur Brothers.
charles Nav Ri''% StNger.
rcb.-, Sfrumr Robert Thurman.
E.,y-e Moore Frank Hallock.
c.,--s ~ Robert burton.
BERNARD Snyder. '"Hn H'SNe.
raul EIattrer.
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3us,mcn, Of muscles and nerves during e1-
peetancy and child birth. Start using 1t To-
day. Mrs. +. E. Kerger. Slayton. MINI. shySi
"It nuII.d m. through" Send FOR book to-
day, to Bradheld Regulator Co.. BA-3s. At
lanta. Ga. Mothers FRIEND Is sold at al
drug stores.
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Lodge Family Reunion

Hhs Hill n Dale" Farm. tho
country home 81 Mr.. and Mrs 7. l..
Haynes. near ST. C~lairsville. was tho
scene OF the Lodge family reunion last
Saturday. August u. Tho day was
very pleasantly spent with various pic
mic diversions and a sumptuous dinner
was served.
Present were:
From Cleveland. O.-MiSs wilma
Lodge.
Gary. Ind-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Thompson. J. c. Thompson. Misses
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Childbirth
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-17
1arn Dance This Evening.

Members Of the Cupid club will hold
IN enjoyable barn dance this evening,
a. which a number OF the "arwood
young set will be present. The event
viii DO held at Miller's barn out Short
Creek road. 4 large truck viii convey
the crowd 10 the farm.