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Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-31

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

Robert J. Kuebler, Is, has per.
formed no feat Of conspicuous gal
iantry. His courage works In OBJ
scure ways. This Is his feat.
without outside aid, this 1S-year"
old boy spent AZ days painting the
,ten.roon1 house of his parents IN
iKearney, n. J. He thereby saved
his parants S19a -
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less.
directors

Mrs. Laura Emma Hess, wife OF
G,orge W. Hess. died suddenly At her
home in Buckeystown Friday n:crn-
ing at . o'clock. of heart trouble, age"
GA wears. Mrs. Hess was in poor
health for about year but few days
ago she seemed to he better. She was
born near Taneytown on June -.
1855. and was very active charca
worker.
Surviving her are her husband and
the following children: Mrs. f. ~.
Jenkins. of Woodbine: Rev. w. ).
Hess. OF Grand Rapids. Mich: 6. <.
Hess. of London county. Va, and Wal
ter *. Hess. of Greensboro. \. &. The
following brothers and sisters also
survive: Albert Angel. OF TaEr.'-
town: William Angel. Morrison. H.;
Mrs. j. +. Flohr. Mrs. Elmer H"Wk
and Mrs. William Feeser, all Of Tan
ey13wn. and Mrs. Herbert b tk"r, ul
NuOGbine.
The funeral took place Monday
morning at 1920 o'clock. Services
were held at her late home in BUCK
cvstown. in charge of her pastor. R@V
DR.. J. w. Kirk. of the Methodist Pref
estant church. assisted by Rev. vii
helm. of the Reformed church, ii
Adamstown. The floral emhlems "e"@
numerous and handsome. The pail.
bearers were J. =. Stallines. W. l..
Kindlcv. John MorninSstar. ]. Bower:
Myers. f. d. Mohler and Elmer N':H
Intarment in Mt. Olivrt cemetery.
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CLEAR DALE

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blizzard and
Mr.. and Mrs William Shade enter
tanned ut their home on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Kessler Violet and daugh-
tiers. Dorothy and Meta. of Hanover;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WenschOff and
children. Frances. Violet and Robert.
Jr.. of Gettysburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter WOstler and daughter. Lillian. and
son. Gordon. of Thurmont. and Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Wintrode and dauSh-
ter. Pauline. of Littlestown.
Mir. and Mrs Samuel l.. Hawk aud
sons. Edward and Charles. spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. William Fleag-
le. OF Rocky Ridge.
Mrs. blanche Shade and son. Ber-
nard is spending the week with her
sister and brOther-inlaw. Wr. and
Mrs. Murray Selhy. of Hagerstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Spanglcr and
daughter. Mary. were recent guests
Of Mrs Shangicr. ii Center Mills.
Miss Adelta Lockner has returned
to her home at Glen Dale after spend
ing A week with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blizzard.
Some folks from this vicinity at
tended the York Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs JnO. Hawk and daugh-
ter. Edith. sDent Sunday with Mrs.
Hawks parents William Flea2le. of
Rocky Ridge They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Fleagle. Mrs. Harry
Knight and son. Russell and daugh-
ter Marie. who spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawk.
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,MiIIERS

There will be preaching at the
church Sunday morning at 1870 by
the new pastor, Rev. l.. \. Stangle.
Mrs. Mettie b. Hare spent several
days the past week visiting relatives
and friends at Baltimore and Tow
son.
Mrs Ross Rohrbaugh and son spen,
last Saturday and Sunday visiting
relatives at Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart and daugh-
ter, and Mrs. and Mrs. David Bril-
hart OF Manchester, spent last Sun
day visiting the latter's son, Mr.. Har-
ry Brilliant and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merryman Hare, of
Baltimore, spent last Sunday visiting
Mir. and Mrs. S. II. Hare
\ number OF our people attended
the York Fair the past week.
Mrs. Edward Brown spent several
days the past week visiting relatives
at Baltimore.
Miss lIilda Martin. of Baltimore.
spent several days the past week Wis
itin% her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Martin, of near here.
Mr.. David Brown, who is i'll at a
Baltimore Hospital. is improving
slowly at this writing.
Mrs. |. Miller, of Baltimore. spent
several days the past week visiting
relatives and friends here.
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DETOIR

Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Rooms. Jr.. and
daughters. Winilred and jeansts
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Nj
lie Zumhrum and family. OF NcKD
stry Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wilhide AMI
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D d..
Ter motored 10 Hagerst0wn Snni.f
where they visited relatives.
DR.. NJ. w. Shorb. OF Baltmop
spent Sunday with his parents. n,
and Mrs. +. }. Shorh.
Miss Helen Delaplane of Thurm0f
spent the weeks end with her ,al.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank pelaplane
Mrs. Henry Crum. OF GracrhlE
spent Sunday with her son. JON
Crum. and family.
William Albaugh and son. Of York
Pa. spent Sunday with Curtis Stan,
haugh and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsie Dcherrv spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Harry b..
er. of Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frock and fan.
ilv. of near Tanevtown. visited Ca'.
ence Hahn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weally spent !
few G.ys al her home Mr.. and W.
Harry Stambaugh. near Graceham
Mrs. Clayton Eilcr and daughtfr Z
Rocky Ridge. spent "Wednesday VII
her sister. Mrs. james Shildt
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GA MBER

Revival services will begin at Prov
idence Methodist Protestant Church.
October Il. Rev. Joseph Fl. Lynch will
assist Rev. McCaslin with the meet
inG.
Mrs. Charles Wise and daughter.
Nellie Wise. Of Baltimore. sDent Sat
urday and Sunday with her son. Fred
Wise.
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Houff ard
daughters. Doris and Helen. OF Balti-
more. spent Saturday until Monday
with Mr., and Mrs. Edward Bonner.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Provi-
dencc Methodist Protestant Church
Will meet at the home of Mr. ana
Mrs, Harschel Ford. October %
AIR. and Mrs. Frank Warehime spent
SUNDAY afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Devilbiss. OF Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Yingline
snent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Haines
The Gambler Base Ball Club will
hold an oyster supper. October II. in
the Jr. o. L. \. VI. hall. Gambler All
come an help make it 4 success.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Shiplev were Miss
Lizzie Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Coleman and son. Royer. Mrs David
Lester. Misses Annie and Gladys
Leister. Theodore Leister and Mrs.
Haines
Mrs. Harriet Gambler. Miss Blanch
Ward and Miss Mildred Cline, of Bal
timore. spent the weeks end with
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L NI0NT0WN

Mr. and Mrs George Slo.a' er spent
a few DAYS with friends in BIltimorc.
Mrs. i. T. Darby. of Hagerstown. is
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Weaver.
Shreeve Shriner while on visit
TO his sister. Mrs Roscoe Dubbs. OF
Hanover. was taken sick and obliged
to return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Cookson enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mitten. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas AnderS.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Alitten and daugh-
ter, Mary Leeds. OF Westminster; Mr..
and Mrs. John Lynch and Misses Hell
en-. Anna and Evelyn Lynch. of Bal
timore: Mrs. Mary E.. COokSun. Mir.
and Mrs Guy Cookson and daughters.
Misses Elizabeth and Grace Cookson.
OF l'niOntOwn.
MI. John Newcomer. who was in
iured at the cement plant in Union
Bridge was able to return TO his
home on SUNDAY. He continues to i'm
prove.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Kemp. OF
WaynesborO. visited DR.. Kemp sever
al days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Weaver and
daughter. Miss Mary Louise. OF Bal
timOre. were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Weaver on Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. c. w. Levan and son
Orndorff Levan. OF Mechanicsbur&
visited Dr. and Mrs. Levan on Satur,
day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Caylor attended
at the Reformed Church. Taneytown
on Tuesday the funeral of Mrs. JOIN
Wolf. OF Baltimore.
Prof. ard Mrs. VIM. Brown. of Bal
tim0re. were guests of Nr. and Mrs
t. G. HeItihridle on Sunday.
Mrs. Cummings. OF Baltimore. is
spending some time with her son
Rev. Earl Cumming. carein% for hi.
wife. who has been on the sick list
but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs PhiliD Lennon. Mis-.
Merle DevilbSs and the Misses Aus
tin. of Baltimore. called on friends il
town on Sunday.
Mrs II. y. FOgle and Miss Dienc
Sittig attended the State Missioner!
Convention Of the Maryland SYNOD o
! the Lutheran church in session a
Cumberland, Md.
FRIDAY afternoon Rev. and Mrs. J
+. Lowe We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Landes. of EmmitSburg AM
attended one of series of services
concentrating the 125th anniversar,
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TANEYTOWN

At q special meeting held on Mon
day night the following directors
were elected for the ensuing year of
the Carroll County Agricultural and
FAIR Association: ware II. d. War
field. Geo. II. Winemiller. Martin +.
COnOver, II. A. Allison. S. G. OFT,
George X. Sauble. Chas. +. RIdinger.
Hon. r. Smith Snader, J. J. Bankard,
VIM. l.. Eckenrode. John H. Shirk, d.
II. Hahn. Erwin Myers. C. l.. Hesson
and Claudius Long Owing to the late
ness OF The hour. organization was
postponed until Monday evening. DC
tober 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Arnold are
spending the week in New York City.
Quite a number OF the members OF
ST. JoseDh's Catholic Church partici
pated in the Holy Name Society par
AIDE held in Washington, d. C.. Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fngle, of York,
spent the weeks end with their son.
VIM. FOele and wife. near town.
The funeral of Mrs. Grace Trim
mer Wolf. who died in Baltimore, was
held in Grace Reformed Church here
Tuesday morning at 1870. by the pas
tor. Rev. Guy p Bready. She is sur
vived bv her husband, John Wolf. and
the following sisters: Mrs. Wilhelm.
Mrs. William Routzan. Mrs. Della
-. OF Virginia. Mrs Lille Shoe
maker. Mrs. Norman Reayer. of Tan
evtown: Mrs Ode Pickett Lawrence
Trimmer. OF Hanover. and David
Trimmer. of Chicago. She was in her
31th year and was Il daughter of the
late David Trimmer. former resi-
dent OF this place. and well known
here. The pallbearers were Gus
Crahbs. A. G. Rifle. II. c. Brendle.
VIM. Kiser and c. G. Bowers. Inter
mcnt in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr.. Lymen Hitchcock met with an
accident on Tuesday, while using a
Ratchet. The blow glanced OFF the
wood striking his left forearm infiict-
ing quite an ugly cut DR.. r. +. Wells
rendered the necessary aid.
Mrs. Longanecker and child. of Lam
caster. was weeks end guest of
Miss Mary Hesson.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin T Fringer
have purchased the residence of Mrs.
Emma Oft, on Emmitsburg street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kemp. OF
WayneshOro, spent the weeks end
with his sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yingling.
Mrs. Michael Humbert and Mrs.
Phoebe Rooms are both critically i'll
III present writing.
Mr.. George X. Duttera and daugh
ters entertained DR.. and Mrs. f. II.
Seiss, of Washington. d. c. and Mr..
Mrs. Chas. Shipley. of Detroit, Mich
igan.
+. o. Weant attorney. sold two of
the Schwartz farms last week. The
new farm to David Carbaugh for
$4,000 and the small place. formerly
tenanted by Mr.. Schwartz. to Mrs Nc
Bee. of Baltimore, for $4,000.
Miss Diana Masemore. of York. is
the guest of Mrs Nettie A. Weaver.
Mrs. Guy Duran. of Washington. is
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Bile RIDGE COLLEGE

The Blue Ridge Lvceum Bureau
will present its first program for this
season Wednesday, October Is, at
D. III. The Harp Ensemble Company
will be the entertainers for the even
ing. This quintet is one which for or
cheStration has seldom been equalled
by any five artist company. Three
harps. cello and violins permit
stringed instrument ensembles OF
truly exquisite sf0hal effects and many
other stringed Numbers. notably trloS
and quartets. on program which al
so features delightful vocal numbers.
The Harp Ensemble Company is the
product of the expert coaching OF
Clara Louise ThurSton of Chicago. one
of the most gifted harpists in the
country and an organizer OF eXcep-
tiUnallv successful experience. Under
Miss Thurston'S direction this com
pany has built i program OF classic
and semi-claSsic numbers whose mus
zeal charm and tunefulneSS aid Won
derfullv in creating popular appeal.
The ensemble singing of tn" company
TO their own stringd m2animent
is one OF the most delightf' features
of the entire program. The public Is
fortunate in having this ancient form
of music brought into its midst Ihe
majestic chords of the harp thrilled
the hearts Of the Egyptians. the Per-
slams and the AssyrianS many years
before the dawn Of the Christian era.
and through the ages of the eventful
past to the civilized enlightened pres
cnt it's charms remain intact.
Just to show that their first victory
over Taneytown was no freak the
husky Prep eleven invaded fancy
town on Wednesday and had little
difficulty in administering another
kalsomining to the tune IT 3 to o.
CARRIER and Englar started on the fol
Tense, while Bowers in the backHeid
was tower of strength.
Flushed with a triumph over the
Manchester team. Union Bridge High
School entered New Windsor Friday
with the determination OF securing a
scalp. But the local lads retained
their string of consecutive victories
and added another via the white-wash
method, the score being , to o. Jones
Bowers and Whitacre were in the
spotlight for Blue Ridge. while the
visitors displayed flashes of clever
DIRK at times.
DR.. Henry and group of students
mCtored TO Columbus. W. Va. Satur-
day. where DR.. Henry delivered al
address at the dedication of the
Brethren church at that place.
Mr.. +. A. Bond. field secretary OF
the Student Volunteer Movement
spent the weeks end at Blue Ridge
Mr. Bond spoke several times on thC
, organization methods of this vita
work.
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BLACKS

Mrs. Samuel II. Mayors had the
misfortune of breaking a bone in her
wrist by falling.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Wolfe. of
Markers Mill spent Sunday visiting
at the home of Mrs. Sarah \. Harner
and family.
Master Ralph W. Copenhaver is
spending this week visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Copenhaver. of near Bethel Church.
Mrs. Samuel II. Mavers. Mr. and
Mrs. David L. Crabbs and children,
Virginia. EVELYN and Earle, and Mr.
ana Mrs, Elmer j. ii Mayors and
daughter. Miriam, were Sunday Wis
TORS in Hanover
Some of our farmers have finished
hnSking corn.
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of the local Lutheran church.
Rev. J. +. Lowe and Mir. Jacob
Gladhill. delegates of Mt. Union
church attended the Lutheran Confer
ence held in Westminster. at Grace
Lutheran Church. the past week.
Uniontown Lutheran passionate.
Rev. J. r. Lowe. pastor. st. Paul
Sunday school $50 a. M. Rally day
service 80 p. m.
Emmanuel tBausU -Sunday school
$50 a. m. Sacrament of the Lord 5
supper 1920 a. m.
Mt Union-Sundav school $50 a.
m c. +. 100 p. nj.
St Lukes ,Wintersl-Sunday
school 10 a. m. Rehearsal for Rally
day.
Pipe Greek Circuit. Methodist Prot
estant Church-Pipe Creek-Sunday
schooI1o15 a m. Morning worship II
a. m. Sermon. suDleG5. Putting Re
ligiOn into Politics.
UniontGwn-S Sunday school $50 a.
m. Evening worship 80. Harvest
Home service. Special music. Sermon
subject. The Frui; of the Earth. TO
any or all OF these services the public
is most cordially invited.
Mrs Ida Murray. wife of Rev. l.. F.
Murray died in Frederick. after Z
long and painful illness. Mrs. Murray
has manv friends in Uniontown. haV-
ing resided here for ten years. We
extend our sympathy to the family.
Mrs. VI. d. Smith and family. of
Woodside. attended Wednesday. the
wedding of Mr. Smiths nenhew. Mr..
Merle Smith. of Frederick.
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the guest of her mother. Mrs. Mary
Crapster.
horse chestnut tree in front of
the residence of Mr.. Geo. V. Duttera
some time aga shed all its leaves.
lately il started to grow new coat
Of leaves Hui now wherever the new
leaves appc4l.. &rr also beautiful HOS
so.GS. ur .-na IS aJuut half covered
with leaves ana blossoms. for the
second time this year. something new
er noticed before.
Mr.. Norman Fox and wife. Of near
I.niunluwn: Mr.. George OverhOltZer
and Miss Martha AnderS and Mr..
Emanuel Gverholtzcr and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Slower and
Mrs. Leah 'KGontZ.
Mr. y ]. Hesson now has the pave
ment in front of his new store COM
pleted.
Mr.. Paul Myers. of near Walnut
Grove. was taken 10 St Agnes liospi-
tai on last Thursday for treatment.
Mrs. Emma Smith. OF Hagerstown.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
a. Shoemaker. il. and family.
Mr. ana Mrs. George y. Shoemaker.
Jr.. spent Wednesday in HagerStOwn.
Mrs Laura StultZ. near town. en-
tertained the following: Malcolm
Stultz and mother. Mrs. Jos. Ecken-
rode. of Westminster: Mrs. Annie An
CELL and son. OF Baltimore: Mrs. Paul
Long and son. OF Hanover. and Dr.
StultZ. Of WOodsbnrO.
Mr. Harvey Stultz and brother. of
Woodshoro. attended the funeral OF
their brother. DR.. David StultZ. in
Gainesville on Monday.
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CARROLLTON.

Regular services in the Bethel on
Sunday. Rev. Dice will preach the
morning sermon during the absence
Of Rev. Masemore. There was Il
good attendance on Sunday evening.
The meeting was interesting and led
by the president.
Mss Carrie Greene, of Baltimore.
spent tGe weeks end with her par
tnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Greene
! The mucn needed rain has arrived
at last.
The Aid met at the home of Mrs
Jane Blizzard. There WAS not very
good attendance on account of the
rain. 1t WAS decided to take the
waist measurement of each member
and paw one cent an inch. This is an
interesting as well as a good way
raising money. The next meeting will
be held at Mrs. Joseph Baust's, of
Westminster.
Mrs. George Ebaugh and two little
girls We're weeks end visitors at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Brummell, of Shiloh.
Mrs. Charles Mott, of Baltimore,
spent Il few days with her sister, Miss
Annie Rooms, last week.
We are hoping for the capture OF
the burglars that broke into J. +.
Evans Store on last Wednesday
night. They really deserve just pun
ishment for this rude act.
The Maryland and Virginia Elder
ship of the Churches of God will meet
at Bark Hill this week, beginning on
Wednesday evening and closing on
Sunday evening. Several of our folks /
are going to attend.
There was two funerals at the |
Church of God on Wednesday after
noon.
Uncle John" Uhler died on Mon
day and was buried at 230 O'Clock. +
The funeral sermon was preached bv
the pastor. Rev. J. l.. Masemore. as
sisted bv Rev. F. W. Paschall of the
Seminary. Mr.. Uhler was aged So
years, 3 months and 2 DAYS.
Mrs l.. F. Murray was brought from
her home in Frederick and buried at
4 o'clock. Mrs. Murray is the wife of
n former pastor. Rev. L. F. Murray.
and has been a long sufferer from y
There will he a social at Bethel
school house on Friday evening, Oc-
iober 20. If the weather is unfavor-
able it will be held on Saturday even
ing. --'' -- -sr 9
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STATEHOOD

a large number of the 49,
our village and vicinity atten nIpl' d
York Fair the past week "ueu lit
Mrs. II. b. Day has relurroa,
after spending sometime with :. nome
and relatives in Howard comm 'eaa'
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weiss am,'
ed the following on SUNDAY na~ ,e', "a,
Chas. Weiss and daughters :, r.. WIS
and Nellie, of Baltimore: Mr. and GH ~,
VIM. d. Bush. Jr. and son Wm NJ" c r..s'
tendon and Mr.. and Mrs w. az
Bush, Sr. L.
Mrs. Alice VI. Williams of Dat.
more, and Mrs. MOllie Braunin,', 4 ".
daughter Evelyn, of near here ., aAp
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. / SLi
ley and family.
Mrs. Margaret Hinton. of pol..,
Park. visited her parents. Mr. .4,
Mrs. II. Il. Day, the past week '''
Miss LenOra Spencer. of Narv,..,
University, Baltimore. and W T,ylo,
Medford. of Baltimore. spent SpnJs'
with Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Snen,'.
also their other two daughters Gem.
va. OF Westminster. and Madeline .,
State Normal. Towson. Snenr FL.
weeks end with their parents
Mount Pleasant Methodist Epi.c,
pal Mite Society Will hold its ANN,
oyster supper in the Ir. 0. L. 4 N
Hall on the first Saturday in yoy4m
Der. being the 18th OF that month
Cur school here will hold Hal
lowe'en Social in the Jr o. L. 4 Y
Hall on October IS. Refreshmepl, A
all kinds will be on sale and the cbH
dren will give a short entertained,
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OG(s 81 MMIT

Mr.. and Mrs. George Logue and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Helwig spent the
past Sunday in Gettysburg.
Mrs. William Brown is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Helwig and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Logue spent the
past Thursday at York Fair.
Those who spent the past Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs. George Logue
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helwis
and daughter.
Little John Bauerline is on the sick
list at this writing.
Those who spent the past Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. George Logue
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helwig.
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Stomach Prescnipfioi
of a Great Physical
Walter l.. Main, the Great Show Ma
of Geneva, Ohio, says:

II had stomach trouhlc for many Years
aud spent much time and money with dnr
tors hut No relief. \ friend advised w.
Orth'S Stomach Remedy. WAS induced
try il and now am glad | did ~ ] anba
Il well man. feeling good. aud mighty -
To recommend il Ia all vii" suffer ~
any form Of stomach trouble. Yours nv
Walter l.. Maine. Geneva. ohio. Ms!
l92l."
DR. Orth'S stomach Remedy is tn" -ir''
est prescription for indigestion. dySl~I'a
sour stomach. "aS hclchinE or any Si"lNAa
agony. distress or misery. g." I" 70"
druggist and get Il packa@" right a9N.
The very first dose must hrin- relief yea
trurhfully can say it has don" y"n u" good
take til" box back Ia your druggist aN'
get your money back. II"riHc'S l'ru= S'"''
can supply you.
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DEATHS
IFHLER.

John Uhler died at the residence OF
his stepson, Mr.. Nimrod Green. Bethel
Road. Monday. October .. aged 81
wears. 8 months and days. Mr.. Ill
ar had been in failing health for
long time. Funeral services in charge
of Rev. j. l.. Masemore. assisted by
Mr.. Paschal. were held Wednesday al
40 p. m. at Bethel Church. and in
terment was made in Bethel cemetery.
His pallbearers were chosen tron the
two fraternal organizations to which
he belonged. the knights of Pythl"a
and Indenendent Order of Odd Eel
lows. F. A. Sharrer 4 Son tun"r"!
directors.
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Like Rolling on II Log!

Bert Winslow writes. We lost sew
eral hogs and discovered they were
cholera infected Rats sperad the germ
\ neighbor told me about Royal Guar
anteed Rat Paste. We used it. In a
short time there wasn't Il rat to he
found The job was 80 easy, il was
like rolling off Il log" Get Royal
Guaranteed Rat Paste today 25c &
SOC tubes. Sold and guaranteed by
Hehler K King. Druggists.
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Keeps the Doctor Away!

If YOU want to keen ihe doctor
away. kill all the reaches in your
kitchen, They cary germs. breed dis
ease-contaminate the food YOU eat.
Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder Is
the most famous formula known. 1t
kills the Young ones too. as they
hatch, Get a box today 10c & 25c
Sold and guaranteed by Wehler x
King. Druggists.
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ZEI'I'

Sterling. infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
O. c. Zepp. of Shipicy. died October
II. Funeral services were held Octo-
Der H. at Zion Church at 10 a. m.
conducted by Rev. Link. In
terment in adjoining cemetery. Pail
Geares were Rowe Davis, Robert Zahp
Raymond Hughes and Columbus Ship
ley. Harvey Bankard q Son funeral
directors