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New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~ i ....ss. SALE

Default having been made in the
payment of the sum of Five thousand
four hundred forty-nine and 50-10C
Dollars, which is, claimed to be due
and is due at the date of this notice
upon a certain Mortgage, duly exc
cuted and delivered by August Kettne1
and Hedwig Kettner, his wife Mortga-
gors, to Security sStatesBank of Nah
nomen Mortgage, bearing date the
18th day of October 1921, and with a
power of sale therein contained, duly
recorded in the office of the Register
Of Deeds in; and for the County OF
Brown and state1of Minnesota, on the
25th day of November 1921, at $50
o'clock A. NJ, inABook 48 of Mortgages,
on page 173 and no action or proceed-
ing having been instituted, at law or
otherwise, to recover the debt secured
by said M ortgage or any part thereof.
. Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby
Given, That by virtue of the power of
sale contained in, said Mortgage, and
pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the said Mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale Of the
premises described in and conveyed by
said Mortgage, viz:
The South half of the Southwest
quarter IS IL SW Ia )of Section
Seventeen (17), Lot "A' OF the North
east quarter of the Southeast quarter
of Section 18, Lot s.sBV-2, Sublot "C"-2
and Lot "D'' Of the North half Of the
southwest quarter of said Section
seventeen ~ in Township one
hundred and nine (109), north of
Range thirty-four (34), west Of the
5th P. M, containing 1874 IL acres,
more or less in Brown County and
State Of Minnesota, with the heredita-.
ments and appurtences; which sale
will be made by the Sheriff Of said
Brown County at the front door Of the
Court House, in the City of New .Ulm
in said County and State, on the 9th
day Of January 1928, at 10 o'clock
A. M, of that day, at public vendue,.
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt Of $5,449.50 Dollars, and.
and the taxes, if any, an said
premises, and seyenty-fve Dollars,
Attorneys fees, as stipulated in and
I e r y I - " ~
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
ORDER FOR HEARING APPOINT
MERsr OF ADMINISTRATORS. /

( ORDER FOR HEARING APPOINT
MENT OF ADMINISTRATORS.
State cf Minnesota,
County Of Brown. IS.
In Probate Court
Special Term, November Oath, 1922.
III the Meter Of the Estate of F. w.
Ggaske, Deceased.
On receiving and fling the petition
Of Charles Ganske, Of the County Of
Brown, representing among other
things, that F. w. Ganske late OF the
County Of Brown in the State Of
Ginnesota, on the 9Th day Of June
A D 1922, at the County OF Bro WI
led intestate, and being an inhabitant
Of this County at the time OF his death,
Lowing goods, chattels, and estate
within this County, and that the said
petitioner is a son and heir OF said
deceased, and praying that administers
tion of said estate be to Charles Ganske
granted;
IL Is OIOelSN, Cllat oaAu PSSASiottA 5pS
leard before said Court, on Thursday
the 21st day of December A. D. 1922,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate
Office, in the Court House, in New
Ulm, in said County.
Ordered Further, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs Of said deceased
and to all persons interested, by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the New Ulm
Review, weekly newspaper, printed
nd published at New Ulm in said
County.
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota, this
4th day of November A. D. 1922.
By the Court,
court SeaD VIM, B MATHER,
is. SO Judge of Probate.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
III County Aof Brown, S.. .5..
Ill In Probate Court

tU . I
Special Term, November %, 1922.
In the matter of the estate Of Al
bert Pretzer, deceased. 4 VI u
On reading and filing the petition
Of Margaret Pretzef, Administrators of
the estate Of Albert Prefer, deceased,
representing among other things that
ne has fully administered said estate,
and praying that a time and place be
fixed for examining the final account of
her administration and for the assign
ment Of the residue of said estate to
the parties entitled thereto by law.
It is ordered, that said account be
examined, and petition and applica-
tiOn for the. allowance Of said claims
and debts so paid BY him and not yet
allowed according to law be heard by
this cour;, on Thursday, the 21st day
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
SUMMONS
state of Minnesota,
C1.ntv of Brown. IS,

Ntate OF Minnesota, q
|c,3nty of Brown. IS. ..E.
p district Court, -
Ninth Judicial District. g.
ArHrew Martin Braunreiter, Plaintiff,
Horny Behnke, Peter Herr, Fanny
Eattm.ann, Titus Mareck, The un-
.buuwa heirs CT all and each of the
foregoing named defendants, also
all other persons, unknown, claim
juG any right, title, estate, interest
o. lien in and to the real estate de-
scribed in the complaint herein,
( afendants. -. ..t
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13

Henry Ginkel took calf t, market
at New Ulm Thursday.
III Mr.. i.l and Louis Rrecht were il:
New Ulm last Monday
y Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ginkel visited
At the Theo. Ginkel home last Sunday
EssIG AND VICINITY \
*s**** **** ~ /
A radio-phone was installed att the
Milford y ! club house last week pur-
posely feer the Red Cross meeting
|; Tuesday evening which took place
there. The audience could listen to a
speech made in Minneapolis that same
evening, pertaining to Tie. Red Cross.
The outfit was installed by Nick ,sFi-
scher from Sleepy Eye.
Richard Schultz and Miss Alma Ca
reis motored to Walnut Grove last
Sunday.
Pearsons Peerless Players furnished
the music for a dance at the local
hall last Sunday.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
The STATE OF MINNESOTA
81, ~ D.fo,, ,%o.

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Ire above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
q jced to answer the complaint of the
l&iHtid in the above entitled action,
d, .}o.., is led in the office Of the Clerk
+ tie iot;ict Court Of the Ninth
ai,i:l ] i trict in and for the County
& I~oWD ard State Of Minnesota, and
rte d cory Of our answer to the
81 Cgy Iii on the subscribers at
a { in the City If New Ulm,
u 60 nt. within twenty days
r the seryice of this summons up
ou, exclusive of the day of such
vice; and if you fail to answer the
id complaint within the time afore-
id, the plaintiff in this action will
lily to the court for the relief de-
anded in the complaint.
| ated this 9th day of November,
4. D. 1922.
MUELLER & STREISSGUTH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
New Ulm, Minnesota.
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.
State of Minnesota,
County of Brown. IS. E......
In District Court, ... ~-
Ninth Judicial District.
Andrew Martin Braunreiter, Plaintiff,
VS.. @ r.g
Henry Behnke, Peter Herr, Fanny
Kattmann, Titus Mareck, The un-
known heirs of all and each of the
foregoing named defendants, also
all other persons, unknown, claim
ing any right, title, estate, interest
or lien in and to the real estate de-
scribed in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
! City League.

/ The mighty Wicherski team lost
three genes ta tn, Eibaer's last week,
George couldn't locate the trouble
until it was All oye;:. The Eibnei's
are now, on top of the league. The
Hackbarths strengthened their team
by taking Walter Schleuder and wins
ming one game fran the Safert's.
New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
coUR TLAND NEWS

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

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| hte.yn brecheisen TO Mr. de Ihufston
IL. o u tt,t..,,,, hoe, 70.
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Ayeos before her marriage 10" weeks
I az. - .,
Mrs Geotge bpeher entertained Win .
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| gfag arg noon 10 n2".l 't ", ",6d
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nos,,'r,d mid r,.i,v XIV ''' wv"
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tHf1H hHve been received runouuc. .rg
! 3D.. marriage ~ Miss rIus'In" osborne
. Mr au1 Mrs y s NIurse ~ this city,
lHr young couple ".Il make 'h'ir home
BOO Earsrs CITY.
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] of Tulsa VIII bD FlnN 'H ."Hfu mat 'h"lf
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t.ffrIr.t 'rhurpdYy WIN u.tlnrl
E.r.Us.n iy Mrs q e. Nick kIUut. sol
B,,tun. Tho drcrrntFurs vern " aprIug
/ rnW4rg ana after tho elaborate three
/ rourys luncheon thu pursfg pIrv,d ruoK.
Mira Milton D. Morrow mas returned
| fr,t.i VBFou,r Who're sho went to attend
tbo Th,fd dlatr.ct meeting of Tolerated
I rIuts
/ ono Of tho troaf bsautIsui sffsIrs OF ghe
] v.raE was mo llvsIy ton which Mrs II H.
E.icbun 7g7 rerrac. Fayr u honor ul
. I.r ,,t.,r AZ, s.r,.. ,trNfrf.r asttt,.
f,rp"d M. Ircal,tinrs and the spscIou,
/ iSetrbVr, home ,ps ,rarsforfr,l into 4
] miniature fi,ver V,rdrp v.ith splres
! t,s,s ruttIe mis- and grr.n,,y The housl
rrrtV was rouIugsed OF Mrs Krtrhum
MH.s NIrNuieu. Mrs. A. q. mcmillan. Mis-
/ Nda u.uiv Nfl.s 4,ra Uevitt Mos tnth
o,'". H"" ",aIE, ni, Tn,c,s.isn,rher
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week were The bridge luncheons Iuesdal
and "wednesday M which time Mrs w
T.. Cuwan and Mrs. r. Jones enter
tained - hpvy ~ friends at the home o.
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NNITI

Mrs. ~. T. white OF 429 South smith
street iH receiving a visit from her sister
iu-luw Mrs II. n. Rogers Of Alton, III.
Mr. uud Mrs R9Eers ana llttle son mo.
Thursday for Dallas, expecting 10 re
turn In shout two weeks TO take his wife
and son to Dallas Tor ~ visit.
Mrs. a. u. li"rggr was hostess Friday
afternoon to the Hlllcrcst bridge club
which met At tho clubhouse.
Miss Louise Nidiffcr Wednesday after.
noon entertained the W ", 8, club 1T her
home. 2i7 North Miller street.
The Missionary society Of the Chrirtia n
church hold an unusually interosting
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the church,
Mrs Jesse H. ballard leading. Latin
America" wan theme discussed. Mos
charles Wummack and l., $, Beaver sang
LIN Up Your Voices Now" Mrs. Harry
WsmmuCk talked on countries aud peo-
pies Of Latin America" and Mrs ballard
led n discussion on our Responsibilities.
Mrs. Virginia nraudt Hrrg, who recently
held a revival hero, also took part In the
program. a delightful social hour was
spent under tho direction ot Mrs. L.. ~
Henver's division Of tho society
The preliminary contest In tho high
school Tuesday among seven who wanted
TO represent Ninita In tho Northwestern
Art contest to be held here saturday re-.
suited ia victory ot Oliye Allen, Geraldine
Garrison ana Eldc,n Reamor.
Miss Alice Nsrrett left rhursday for q
visit with friends In bnrueayluo and
Tulsa.
Mrs. John Lawrence or aGb North
Scraper street. assisted by Mrsdnmcs slu
taincd the Preshytorian Ladies' Ala 30
cipty Tuesday afternoon, MuHiamra =. y
Davenport w. VI. kornogay. n. H. War
ner ana VI. j, Schroers wcro appointed
cons to attend 20 repairing the mans,
Mrs 4. r. Murphy, president " the NJ
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O. If Uar.|., attended mo funeral ~
rI..H W ,.I NHu.NUu Bio. Monday
N."H. .'.IU..I..l. one of ihn teach
rIH 800 f., H..|N.f H.HuHI during tho past
session. visited Ns rHua|u. MSllo Chest.
ruf. ut Commerce. sunday.
in fHr ui I,II. was the guest ut hor
lruo friend. beatrice jackson, M bou.
tN1f Tu..dtF
uh. pDutuat public school closed Fri.
day. after HtHsiuu Of eight months and
ON, week. instead ~ the full tenn ~ nine
months. the funds having been exhausted,
Frod Freeman who has boon tnluhtn
ing at Tulsa for several months came In
Saturday To- fpCud Few DAYS with hlH
family hcte. Ito ana hts family have dc.
sided 20 movo 60 IulaB shortly Go make
their future home.
the family home Ia the south part ui
town Tuesday night nttcr q hriCt ilincHa
She ia survived by her husband and two
chtldrou. Tho burial was vt Miami
Arrpugomc have recently b'ou WAdo
whereby readers uf th" Tulsa huIy
world VIII hereafter receive That rnp',
by carrier in the morning ON IN" day gi
its date. instead of getting u by mali
with u dcllN uf ono day. uE has here
toforc been the rpHr.
" Ryan. ground boss fUr tho Shr'iuu
mlucg. hitherto a resident Of Gainuu. Kan.
has moved with hn family 4" h'u'ngt
and ls DrDupN.ur tho huulInE u'ar ihr
n. T.. q. depot formerly kuuHu as tho
Lucky ki hotoi
According te word received here John
Nixon of this place. who has hocn iu 70
hospital nt Wrhh tuy lur some time, dird
There ~ tuhpr,uloeH TucHiHy llo ~ sur
vlvod by hiH vIf'. p SON. nud Two d.uEu.
tors. The deceased waH 6h years old. II
e. not yrt known what the funeral At
rauVoWtuts Will De-
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Mr ana Mrs. George L. Giles sre visit
ing. relatives IN Nernon No.
Mr., n e. ,M6 MaI9alI s5l Is ,1r y'Ios 5os. her par
Mr. and irs Gilmore lla' Nhurn an
noung' ne IN % q son May ,.,.l,t,.
Mrs bgnra btnna''ty 10 ''S'''hs
h'r garentNN Fort scott, Ran. ..,-
M and NN O.. T. q Npl ere visiting
Indefinitely in AIherPu"fpu", N. W.
MrH Henry tI'hcnherFer has returned
from o lNo-weot1' y, ,slt 10 shawnee
MIS- w. 3. Watson r. spending h" week
with friends and relatives in oklahoma
city
tts T. b. stafor ~ uoyorport IA. tg
visiting her sister Mr.. 4. II. Keys and
family
Nj and Ms g. L. REYNOLDS and
da'rhter arc ,Isitug In Mineral Wells.
'Tr,9a
waiter NN,Huor huu returned from a
several DAYS visit with relatives iu okla
,tr. d. J.. I,abinson OF Nashville. Tenn.
Q. tba house guest N her tistor. Mrs. IIcr.
man Sanditru
,, Vii His, Ny are tho house Ige.,s OF Mss
u,rrIre ,artci
Mrs e. s. WUmott aud children 70.
s,9y 19,yy'r, IN ,,His".g' .gs''' ''''' '"'
NJ and Mrs. Garland Huker have as
their guesta Mr ana Ms. J.. E HAMS
''vv .,1o, sriiiyan md son of Houston.
/ Trx4s are visiting their husband ana
, f,tbcr James sullivan.
/ Miss Dorothy puuIaIs md Harry DautcIs
/ ~ yarr,t Kan are tba quests of Nr
~. t. 80 bur,,rt
iio,Vsrd waiter az Kansas Cliv Is the
/ Vugst az his slater Mrs TEuratuu 4.
fTskoly and NJ nlaEa.y
/ N., t,,y puI. ~ ~ rNufs ls the
b,'.. gi,sa, OF Nr. and Mrs John l. CAry
/ a. ,,, uI,,f auartncnts
Mr.g T. n. Logan is visiting her son
,'..-t .elr ~ ttor.frr ma her SON
H., G.tf ITgan. Al paWhusl,a.
95ua,a 12 'ss course "' az ra'suo '5s unycrsits
. -. .....rs has rcturr.d home
A.. "a a Ellison ana daurnter ar,
,t.i,..y Nrs Elilsop.a psrcrts Rev and
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~ ~ .I,k az otu,tp Sab ,yhr ha,
,,,, ,I,r.nv bls brotbrr NJ q. tlnrt
80 ,....Ir. n,s rsturpod to ma home
A'r ann. lu...,,.s ana p,ofcssi.nnl (yoIpon,
,nt ,,..,,t.1 , uncIetv rircus at fht
tt",t...., .flr,otu during the psa
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a,,. ,t'. ,',.g ,,',,. .p''' several
M'' 3I.. %, -'s SCUM 9.
''' Iy. toronto. canada, To-
''ir'' fi..,..Gs. a., t,.., ...t. ,,,,,...,..,
,s 100 l'.'.n no hay.nE, been called there
~ .n' .'''' ''lu'-' "i ,, '.I'uNr.
M.t ''.'' I'u'n. I"Ii 'tNhnn, has
I|i "-..', lf'd'' "h'i'
''I '' "' '.'N'N .,-..
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Nu",' went "u operation tuesday 200 lu-
w .
.,H'.'' "',' ,.n ,.,. ,i .'t, Hil,1' N,k'
/ car w. it'd. 'sl5 chandler.
Me- f'n" Nfnts"k. gore west l'road .
.''' "'+ ''HIu'I from points 'n Kansas
/ Wn.'D pho h'S Fp'ui the past several
/ "'r . t, .,..,, ..
/ no fmN4'u ,,N' ,'h'fi"n'I WIN =
/ w.. "'''" '' '''eN'"" h'' "''"''H'F
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Ar ,Hni Mfs y j.. 'nmu'u and chill
/ 'i'I I,.' WIS W'"h TOR Mtnhn'lHn KAN,
/ "nvl' ,n"t "II ,'N" men, Iu'gIe home
Ih' 'hiis'l l'n N.Wrn7 board NJ Mis-
/ stone w., Friday 'ft"rngon at the home
/ uf MIS- j. -. SOmua a0l South Iwelfth.
ROY " M'ftyNlN" ~ nleuh"uyiiiy Onto.
Sewers.
/ lh" Musical Nria society entertained
/ WIN 'h open program meeting Tuesday
Mrs spencer g.. Sanders. who won't 10
/ M"k'u'a N,7u't 20 attend thr meeting
/ "t ~" Thltd district NJ federated clubs.
/ mas returned 20 h"r home.
=, MIS- Eugene NItus wIth hrr parents,
NJ ana Mrs Tat" Nndy Of Iu.sn, left
NE iifl "i the week i"r chicago, where
ih.y VIII Hp'ud several weeks
MiH iH'u 'u"H NWlnNlnr VIII IrtN" early
lr June Tor points 100 virginia to spend
several weeks
M'H. LfI' b''IuH, lal Nutth f.Iih, LETT
M"nIay for points in Illinois, where she
WI hI,ub several Wurk7.
, Ih" woman service league ~ Grace
l'I'''"I1l 'hhI'h met at tho Parish
nous" lurHddt 'nr nm nU day session.
"'s. '"nh ShrppHrd OF tulsa has re.
luiH'u 10 htT nome hIt'f spending rgN'rh
. I'lH WIN MI" d"orge LowoIr~ goa
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Mr. ana Mrs guy Nelson. NJ and Mrs
". E Boudinot MIR and Mrs ". E
Rowsoy Mr and Mis- Harry Eg,n NJ
ana Mrs. W. 81 Eichoitz. Mr aud Ms
a. y. HuchIus1n Mr. and Mrs f., K
Jones. Mr. and Mrs X ". Jones. Mf and
Ms vs. ~ Kfrmsr Mr. and Mfs. Thr1
LIprcomb Mr. and Mrs u. g. Krgh Mr
Young. Mr and Mrs. Il. T. Price. Mr. and
Mrs. ". " Drake. SIC and Mf- Pau
rinson. Mr. and Mrs Roy NHnu. Mr. sri
Mrs Bert Nussbnuu, Nrs W. H bi's
Miss Lucille Kramp and Miss Irene Urtei
~ Kansas Ciiy Mepsfs. Lyle Decius. JaJ
FarnEwuf'h W g. Gibbons Wallace XII,
bourne Ross Kroh. Nell Muir and br. aud
Mrs W r. Floyd. Dr.. and Mrs J. T.
KubnrLa and nr 1 4 NoLEeI
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accepted a position in the okhutres n,s,
school '
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. slocuirb srts-,,...,
with dinner dance AT their homo. FrI,
cumb dry goods store were Russfs
The members Of the As You Liza l.,
Shakespeare club. met at th, home
acts of "AA You Like IT," which pf.. ..i
Shakespeare club will present tU.e. ~,
The study was directed by Nj i.,
Caruthers.
over 100 children enjoyed the ,r..
party given by the Presbyterau ,h..r'
aud contests formed the ent,r,a.Il...,
During the past week the N,lrara.,
Morning Music club closed It's years 4 u.ots
Tho club has had variety IT lr.1f4fk
during the year. studying spanish A1aN
lean, ftehch and oriental music Hs 4sI
80 celebrating BeethOvan's arr...r...t
organ and piano programs, duo psu. .H.
grams and dance program. ..i ty
Mrs. W. T.. Burk, which showed f. ...
extent the development OF music ... ..
planned the evolution OF the pro.... DIV
"Ja2E music"
The artists series This past sea.... Died,
Tarolli and Miss Wagner Souaa r.H
famous players, ana ~ tittrE ...r
the Irish tenor, John McCorH.. ...
years success ts due the president AL.
J.. ". Carter and her able vuIa.ra r.
I executive committee. Ihe ul..." Hr
! ih" coming year are mrs =. j.. ...I.I
UrtSld, mt ana tne bohfl MIS- 7. N H
Luph, MIS-. a. ~ leieTe Mis y. IT. SMITH.
/ MfA. l.. W. GiIl MlsN H. J.. k'tH. s"I
/ Mrs, A. d. cochran.
Mrs John O'SelI. Mrs. ~. A. H..I..
/ Mrs. a f. Graham, Mrs. y. a. g..
/ Mrs &. T.. Reno Mrs. y. NJ E......U
Z Mrs. Clarence Aspey. Mrs G.. o. ..
/ Mrs Frank Ltmcke and Mrs Mo. ...r,
didge were additional guests .. N..
Iau Graham Thursday afteiuu.. ugI...
/ she entertained the Auction Bride. .nI.
Mira Fred Marks won high scar. b. .or,
members and Mrs a. L. Graham auors
/ tho guests.
Miss Esrsel Rumpsss and Gus u.rs.
were quietly married Thursday afternoon
/ at the home OF tho brides parent. M
/ ana Mrs. r. NJ. Bumpass. Only tU. .em.
/ bcrs OF tho immediate families vIf..ssri
Z the ceremony. The bride and Rr... lsft
/ after the ceremony for short ..sss.
/ moon in Kansas city. They will uIaee
] their home In OkmulEee.
/ ,fss va, Ny,t,er.' daugbtcr 40 p
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| W,ibam Woods coiier1 has t,1 s ,s
honors recently conferred upon her. N,
was elected president ot the Y. ". C.. A.
] Of the college, and upon hcr return %
Fulton, Mo, from Hot springs An,
/ G. A. convention. she was elected pr.s.it-t
| of the student council Of William Woods
! college.
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