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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-08
Suburban

NIL T ON, Ind.-The Washington
township schools opened with an en-
rollment of 218. There are 65 in the
high school, the largest enrolment in
years. Mr.. Bond is again superinten-
dent; Mr.. Eley, of Manchester, Ohio,
is the new Latin teacher. The other
high school teacher has not yet been
secured. Miss Gussie Miller has the
seventh and eighth grades, Mrs. Err
est Doty the fifth and sixth grades:
Miss Marie Snyder the third and
fourth grades, and Miss Helen NJ
Calvert the the first and second. Miss
Carney is the music teacher. Miss
Casey teaches domestic science and
Neil McMahan is again at the head
of the manual training department. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lamb, Mr..
and Mrs. William VESSEL, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ferris. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Huddleston, Walter Higham. Mrs.
Harry Caldwell, Miss Mary Caldwell,
Miss Ruth Mccormick, Miss Gussie
Miller, Miss Lorene Warren, Miss Dor
othy Hoshour, Miss Marie Snyder,
Neil McMahan, Howard Warren, Paul
Mckee, Rollin Grigsby and Ernest
Jones had a cooperative supper Tues
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Boyer. .Cassisus Mccormick, of AL
bany, spent Tuesday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Wallace. -. The Five
Hundred club met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs Earl Doddridge.. Mr.
and Mrs Earl Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
c. E. Caldwell, Harry Caldwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell were al
Indianapolis to attend the state fair
The Washington township League
of Women Voters met Monday after
noon with Mrs. f. P. Jones, when the
following program was given: Prayer
Mrs. Alice Gresh; Child Labor Laws
of Indiana, Mrs. Jones; Rural Child
Labor, Mrs. Ida Warren; piano solo
Mrs. Albert Ferris; reading, Mrs. Al
ice Gresh; solo, Indiana Mrs. Wal
lace Warren. The next meeting vii
be with Mrs. Malinda Barton. =. q. Mr.
and Mrs Hiram Crook, Mr.. and Mrs
Benton Wagner attended the state fai
at Indianapolis .Mr. and Mrs. viii
Hanson, of Connersville, were guest!
of Mrs. Lycurgus Beeson Sunday af
ternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Duke
and daughter, of Williamsburg, ant
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gum and chill
dren, of New Paris, Ohio, were guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harter ant
family, Monday. Miss Ina Crawford
Floyd Hines and John Posey Jone
were dinner guests of Miss Elizabetl
Caldwell Sunday evening. Mrs. Gran
Clark and daughter, Helen, of Indian
apolis, spent Sunday with Mrs. Amar
da Needham and daughter, Mrs. Oil
Dowell. . d. Miss Mabel Stanley, of In
dianapolis spent Sunday with Milton
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at their homes Friday evening after
four weeks stay at Traverse City,
Mich, making the trip by auto in two
days.
WEST RIVER, Ind.-Miss Opal
Hardwick, of Modoc. called on Miss
Cora Wood, of this place, Sunday.
Ray Driscoll, of Losantville, called on
Dick Wood Sunday. . Robert Beck.
erdite visited in Hagerstown Sunday
evening. -. Miss Bertha McCallister,
who has been visiting relatives in
Blountsville, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashberry Wood and daughter, Cora,
and son, Dick, Saturday. =. .Ashberry
Wood called on Ed Crumas Sunday
evening. -. Mrs. Frank King and
daughter, May, called on Mrs. Emma
Beckerdite Sunday evening. . Dick
Wood called on Miss Mary Clevenger
Sunday evening. Miss Cora Wood
and Miss Opal Hardwick and Miss
Bertha McCallister were in Hagers-
town Saturday evening with a friend.
-. Moses Wood went to Hagerstown
Sunday to stay few days. Mrs.
Emma Beckerdite called on Mrs.
Frank King Monday. >. William Smith
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CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio-Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Cohee attended the state
fair three days. =. Miss Nida Teath-
ers left for Virginia last week and
will attend school there. E. Arch Yer
non and Garnet Ketron spent Sunday
with Grant Larsh and family. . . Mr..
and Mrs Lee Larsh and daughter Dor
othy and Mrs. Elite Parker arrived
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Abington-K. of P. Hall, Abingdon

Abington-K. of P. Hall. Arlington.
Boston-Nora Druley Garage, Boston.
Center, Pct. Emma Lammott's Res
idence.
Center Pct 2-K. of P. Building, Cen
terville.
Center Pct. S-Town Hall. Centerville.
Clay, Pct Mrs. Enos Vears Res
idence Green's Fork.
Clay. Pet, at. B. Gunckel Residence.
Dalton-Lewis Bales Residence, Dali
ton.
Franklin, Pct Century Hall, Bethel
Whitewater.
Greene, Pct. 1-McNutt's Meat Mar
ke Gre M1aliaP Pe5' gs-vernon Reynolds
Harrison~Levi odom's Residence,
Jacksonburg.
Jackson; Pct; 1-Nettie Spencer Res
jackson, Pet. City Council Room,
Dublin.
Jackson. Pct; c$--Walter's Hotel Of
. Jackson, Pct. 4Ew, H. Doney's Of
flee, Cambridge City.
jackson, Pct. 5-Chas. Ingerman Res
idence, Cambridge City.
Jackson, Pet. 6-Kocher's Restaurant
Pershing.
Jackson, Pct. 1-Chas. wedekind
Jackson, Pet 2-stonecipher Electric
Shop, Hagerstown.
jackson, Pct 3-Cream Station Hag-
New Garden, Pct 1-BrinkIey's Groc-
cry Room, Fountain City.
New Garden, Pet. Red Mems Build
ing, Fountain City.
Perry-Cranor Hotel, Economy.
Washington, Pet. 1-Lantz's office, Mil
Washington Pet. 2-Elizabeth Kim
Washington, Pet. Big Dept, Mil
ton.
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Moss are the parents of daughter,
named Margaret Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bunger and daughter, Blanche,
Mrs. Delphia Hollingsworth, spent
Monday afternoon in Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. John Mendenhall and Mr.
and Mrs. Herschel Jay and daughter,
Janet, Mrs. Carrie Atkinson attended
a reunion of the Nathan Mendenhall
defendants at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Overman in Richmond
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nor
rison and family have moved TO the
Curtis Plankenhorn farm near Rich
mond.
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on Mr.. and Mrs. AshbeTry Wood and
family, Monday Mrs Garrett Paul
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Virgins, west of Losantville, recently.
-. Mrs. Mary Williams is visiting her
brother, at Hartford City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hanson and Zemarries
Hanson are visiting at Kokomo this
week. Jim Vores and daughter,
Garnett, have moved to Muncie.. Mrs.
Elizabeth Battlefield is visiting her
| sister, Mrs. Sam Gray, at Losantville.
!. \. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Weaver and
son, Jesse, made a business rip TO
Newcastle, last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
lobe Dennis called on Walter Beeson
/ Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lump
1 kins and Mrs. Lumpkins' father and
mother went calling Sunday. Dick
/ Wood made a business trip to Losant-
vile Monday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Daugherty of Blountsv1lle,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood
and daughter, Cora, Monday. Mrs.
Mabel Lamar and two children, Grace
and John Donald, called on Mrs. Ash
/ berry Wood, Monday. Hick and
Chults Oxley of Parker, called on Ash
berry Wood Monday. :. Abijah Alfred
is hauling wood from Robert Becker
dite's home. :. Mr. ard Mrs. Ben Paul
were in town Tuesday. Ray Dris-
ched was in town Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs Frank King called on Mr..
and Mrs. Ashberry Wood, Tuesday.
Ashberrv Wood called on Robert
Beckerdite Tuesday. Ben Paul called
on Ashberry Wood Tuesday. Miss
Bertha McCallister called on Mrs
Frank King Tuesday. Ray Driscol
called on Ashberry Wood Tuesday.
The Dalton school opened Monday
49,. Several people of this place at
tended the races at Funk's Lake, OF
Labor day. George Clampet called
= on RobertReckerdite recently. Peter
Wood of Aodoc, called on Mr.. and
Mrs Ashberry Wood, of this place
Tuesday evening. John Lumpk1ns
transacted business in Modoc Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood ant
10 popular daughter, Miss Cora, enter
tanned many guests the past week
= WEBSTER, Ind-Mrs. Cora Bartle
may has returned to Goshen after Wis
iting her father, Isaac Steddom of thi!
place. .. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hender
shot have returned after spending sew
=, eral days with relatives at Reming
ton, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bish
op attended the Love reunion at Win
chester Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney Bunger spent Wednesday with Nj
and Mrs. Earl Picket of near Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Burger callet
on Mr.. and Mrs NJ C. Harvey @
l. Richmond Saturday. Dan Hampton
returned Monday from a visit wit
relatives near Wabash. Claude Wi
liams of Columbus, Ohio, spent tn
weekend with his mother Mrs. Al
: cadia Williams and family. 800. Mrs
Mable Burnett and daughter, Mar!
have moved to Richmond for the wiz
- ter.
Among those shopping in Richmon
r Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs Mar
n Duke and daughter Easter, Mr. an
4 Mrs. Charles Weadick and family, NJ
II and Mrs. Alvin Irwin, Miss Minnie Til
d gler, James Bunger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ba
d ney Burger. Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
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Dual Tragedy Follows
Financial Reuerses

MARION, Ohio. Sept. Sired Whit
ted, 81 years old, shot and killed his
wife and committed suicide on large
farm near Prospect last night, accord
ing to Sheriff Washburn. The couple
had just returned from Redwood.
Mrs. Whitfield was shot just as she
alighted from the auto. Whitted's
body was found in the car. Whitted's
three children by a former marriage
were in the house when the first shot
was fired. When they reached the car
the father had killed himself. Finan-
ciaI reverses and jealousy are thought
by officials to have prompted the
tragedy.
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called on Ashberry Wood Monday. :.
Noah Paul, of Muncie, is visiting
with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Paul,
at this place. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Wood and Daughter, Lois, attended
the Hardwick reunion in the Horner
grove Thursday. Dick Wood and
Edward Lamb, of Five Points, called
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News Of the Counties

GREEN'S FORK, Ind, Members of
the Friends church, Sunday school
and their friends will hold a picnic
Saturday, Sept g. Everybody is asked
10 meet at the Friends church Satur
day at 1O:30 o'clock
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ASTHMA and
HAY FEVER REMEDY
is GUARANTEED

so many sufferers are turning to OBJ
tain the results they have so long
sought, is sold in Richmond by Quig-
ley & Son, sts.-Advertisement
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Where to Register on Saturday

Webster-Barber Shop, Webster.
Wayne, Pct Jos. H. Hill Co. Green
house, Easthaven Ave.
Wayne, Pet. Ladies Aid Hall.
WAYNE. Pct. 8-Harry Patti Garage,
idence Abing ton Pike.
Wayne, Pet. 5-Backmeyer Green
house Henley Road,
Wayne, Pet 6-COurthouSe
Wayne. Pct. '7-Hoosier Feed Co, So
Wayne, Pct; S-st. Andrews School.
Wayne, Pct. 10-$22 Main St
Wayne, Pet. 11-City Building.
W Wayne F Pet 1 Isioo r f 5t Ws st Ave
wayne, Pet i5-90s \. D D St,
Wayne, Pet. 16-s04 " St
Wayne, Pet. 1S-Brinker & Slender
Hup. Agency. 10 S 9th St
Wayne. Pet. 1s-Chenoweth Garage,
Wayne, Pet. 2o-No. 4 Engine House.
Mayne Pet. 22-613 S; 9Th St.
W ayne Pet S s4Lseid e Buggy Ss Co..
N. 18th and E SITS.
h Wa{ne Pct t. 1s,1 nd, pa Baptist
WAYNE, Pet. 5S-2oos \. = St,
Co., 1911 Main.
Wayne, Pct 5000 s. 18th St.
Wayne, Pct. 31-50S National Rd
Wayne. Pct 82-244 Pearl St.
Wayne, Pet $500 Richmond Ave.
Wayne, Pct. 34-1o34 Boyer st.
Wayne, Pct. $5-1I$1 Ridge st.
Wayne, Pet. S7--Gleaner's Hall, Mid
! dleboro.
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Ancient Greeks played a game they
called "harpaston" which had many
features similar to the present Rugby
football
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Owners Sale by virtue Of
Bills Of sale and Sheriff.
saleGof +
LIVE STOCK
and Farming Implements

BY virtue of the following Bills OF
sale to Harry Roberts from Herbert
NJ. Gosnell and wife, as follows:
l. Herbert NJ. GOsnell and Bessie
F. GOsnell, his wife, TO Harry Roberts
dated May "a, 1921, recorded May "a,
1921, among the Chattel Records OF
Carroll County, in hber E. y. G.. No.
rs, folio 123 ETC., .r ta;
3 Bill of Sale from Herbert M.
Gosnell to Harry Roberts dated Feb
ruary rs, 1922, and recorded among
the Chattel Records of Carroll County
in iiber Z. o. C. No. 26, folio 222, and
on the same day and at the same
place and hour the said Harry Roberts
will sell at same sale all of his right,
title and interest in and to said per-
sonal property which includes all of
the articles Enumerated in the sheriff's
levy set out above except those named.
The proceeds from SAID sale will be
divided and distributed between the
said Harry Roberts, owner and the
said judgment creditor as their rights
shall be determined.
All of the following articles are in
cluded in two said Bills of Sale to
Harry Roberts, except one red spotted
COW; one yellow spotted cow, one
heifer, spotted black and white; one
sow and six shoats, half interest in 81
acres of growing corn; half interest
in two and one-haf acres of growing
oats, certain old corn in crib and GER
tain hay in the barn where Herbert
NJ. Gosnell and wife reside. ... ,..-
And also by virtue of writ of fieri
facias issued out of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County at the suit of The
First National Bank OF Mt. Airy, body
corporate, against Herbert NJ. Cos
nell, Bessie F. Gosnell, his wife, ct
al recorded in liber E. NJ. NJ. No. 20,
iJlio IA, one of the Judgment records
in the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun-
ty. the undersigned, Harry Roberts,
owner under Bills of Sale and the
Sheriff of Carroll County viii sell on
the farm of George Flemming, near
Mt. Airy and Mt. Olive, not far from
Covers corner in Carroll County,
State of Maryland, on
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SYKESVILLE

Ex-senator Warfield has returned
from the hospital but is not able to be
out to his Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mercier and
daughter, Hortense, of Baltimore, have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. Frank
Hale.
Mrs. Knox, who makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Haw-
kins, is visiting her son, Mr.. George
Knox, of Statewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilcox, OF
California, are visiting Mrs. Wilcox s
mother, Mrs. VIM. Hobbs.
Miss Maude Fairbanks, chief of tele-
phone operators here, has been con-
fined to her home for over week by
ill-heakh. -
Next Sunday Major Hall will con-
duct the morning service in St. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church here and
also the evening service.
Mr.. Samuel Shipley, OF Baltimore,
is visiting relatives in Sykesville.
The baseball game here Sunday
was lively but very orderly, between
Gainesville and Sykesville. Cations
vile won.
Inc Dali game DIT opriHSHeiu f1O6-
ptal Saturday afternoon, between
Springfield and Woodbine, was won
by the former.
The Boy Scouts are planning big
picnic here for the evening of 4th of
July with fireworks.
Mrs. John Morris entertained the
"Up-to-Date" Card Club Friday after
noon.
Mrs. John Thomas and little son,
were the weeks end guests of Mrs.
John Morris. IS.
Miss Nell Bennett left this week for
Massachusetts. where she will be the
guest of Miss Belle Brooks at her cot
tage.
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TANNERY

Sunday school at $50 a IN. Preach
ing at 73O p. m.
Mr.. c. " Reilly. of Philadelphia
spent last Thursday at Carroll Tan
merry. n.s
Calvin Long and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Riot
en-.
Mr.. John Merryman, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his father.
A very pretty wedding took place in
Hampden Methodist Protestant church
on Monday, June 26, at 7.30 o'clock,
when Miss Gladys Smith, of Mt. Wash
ington Heights, became the bride OF
Mr.. Harry E. Rowe, of Timonium, Md.
The bridal party entered the church
to the strains of the bridal song from
Lohengrin, and at the conclusion OF
the ceremony by Mendelsohns we'd
ding march. played by Mrs. Gertrude
Bowman Williams. Miss Mary Lowe
of Tannery. was one of the brides
maids. The Tannerv folks who attend
ed the wedding were Mrs. Emma
Love-, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sizes. and
son. Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Bowman. Miss Ada Lowe, and Miss
Elsie. Bowman. The bride and groom
are we'll known at Tannery.
Josephus Bowman, of Baltimore.
visited his mother on Sunday.
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$4,000 90
TOWN OF HAMPSTEAD
Maryland
$50 Serial Coupon Street
Bonds

Pursuant to Chapter los OF the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland Of 1922,
providing for the issue and sale OF
the aforesaid bonds The Mayor and
Common Council of Hampstead Car
roll County, Maryland. will receive
sealed bids for the purchase Of bonds
of the Town of Hampstead. Maryland
Said BOMBS will be dated August 1.
| 1922, They will bear interest at. the
rate of Five per Centum e5b per. an
mum, payable semi-annuaiiy on /, the
First day of February and August in
each year during the continuance OF
the loan. The principal of said loan
will be payable upon the serial annun-
ity plan as provided by Ordinances No.
"a passed and approved by the Mayor
and Common Council of Hampstead on
the Sth day of June, 1922, said 0rdin-
ance being in accordance with the, said
Act of 1922. Chapter los. as follows:
One of said bonds to be payable
August /, 1923 and August, 1924. two
of said bonds to be payable August l.
1926 and August 1. 1885, three Of, said
bonds to be PAYABLE August ], Of the
years 1927 to 1886 inclusive and four
of said bonds to be payable August 1,
1887, making a total of 40 serial cou-
pom bonds each for the sum of $4,000
and numbered consecutively l to 40
inclusive. -s-..
Said bonds are exempt from State,
County and Municipal taxation. :.
The said bids or proposals must be
delivered to the Clerk of the Mayor
and Council of Hapmstead, at his Of
flee in the First National Bank, OF
Hampstead, Maryland, before IL
O'Clock noon Monday, July 10. 1922.
Each bid must be for cash on deliv-
cry, must be enclosed in a sealed en-
velope addressed on the outside Pro
posals for Bonds Town of Hamp-
stead" Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check upon some: re
sponsible banking institution. drawn
to the order of the Treasurer of Hamp-
stead for $4,000 All bids or propos-
ais will be opened at IL O'Clock noon
Monday. July 10, 1922. .,...s. .. !,
On the opening of said proposals as
many of said bonds as have been bid
for, not exceeding however the amount
for which proposals are asked, may be
awarded to the highest responsible
bidder or bidders therefor for cash;
and if two or more responsible bid
ders have made the same bid and such
bid is the highest they may be award
ed in a ratable proportion to such re-
sponsible bidders bidding the same
price.
The Mayor and Common Council OF
Hampstead may in their discretion ac-
cept one bid for all said loan or sep
crate bids for parts of said loan as
may produce the largest amount in
their discretion. and they may in their
discretion accept bids which may be
for part of said loan but not for all,
and thew reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. f.
Mayor and Common Council of Hamp-
stead,
r.. BLAINE MURRAY, Clerk.
At HAMPSTEAD, Md, June Is. 1922.
June 16-3t
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EMORY

Sunday school at 10 a. m. E. L. at
s p. m.
Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Saul Myers on
July 6.
Baltimore West district f. l.. Raj
ly on 16. All are invited to attend these
services.
Men are busy in the wheat fields.
The grave yard fence has arrived
We are sorry to report that all the
grave yard hasn't been cleaned. Mr.
Clarence Myers was to clean it but
was taken seriously i'll and has gone
to Sabillisville for treatment, so have
to find some one else to take his
place. We hope to have it cleaned in
the near future and wish Mr.. Myers
a speedy recovery.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Dorsey. of Finksburg. .t
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Shilling, Mr.
William Gallagher, Mrs. Will Gala
CHER, Jr.. Mrs. Geneiveive Gallagher
and Brownie Henton, of Baltimore
Mrs. Thomas Shilling. of Sandyville
Mrs. Fannie Westaway, of Patapsco
were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. n. F
Mummaugh and family last week.
Mrs. Annie Carr is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Stull, on the
Liberty Pike.
Miss Ella Weaver spent several
DAYS last week in Baltimore.
Miss Alice Dreamer, of North Car
Olina, has returned after spending
some time with Miss Mary Hull.
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PATAPSCO

r1iren's Dav services were held
! Sunday night at the Methodist
E.s,opaI Church and a beautiful pro-
En- rendered consisting of recita-
Il, solos. duets and a drill by six
n sirls and Young ladies, which
q moved nv all present. The sub
" Il the program was Love and
H." The primary song called
n; Dear Love-" was sung very
rtullv by about - small chill
tgat the most striking feature of
Tise was a recitation deliver
catherine Taylor. and also n
III Mrs Sanner. which was very
#niiDpreciated nv all interested in
mgram. Everybody is invited out
S~sT morning. at 1870 to nreach-
'HIrvices. held bv Mr.. Sanner.
Hrpst time has arrived again and
'prbOdv is on the job around this
/ Fy' Flo Shamrr spent several DAYS
: week visiting relatives of this
b.
N Ladies' Aid will meet at the
y NJ Mrs. Barrick, Thursday, July
! show came in Patansro and
frErd three nights last wcnk in Red
Fl Hall. and was enjoyed by those
h Extended.
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Assignee Of ASsighss's Of Mortgage
SALE OF VALUABLE
Real Estate and
Personal Property
NEAR MOUNT PLEASANT, CAR
ROLL COUNTY IN THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.

BY virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in the mortgage of Frederick
I. Coard and Lottie l.. Coard, his wife
to Frank Nusbaum and Ida A. Nus
baum, his wife, dated August 23rd
1920, and recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll
County in Liber Z. o. c., No. 70, folio
1873 etc. which said mortgage has been
duly assigned of record unto the un-
dersigned, default having occurred in
the payment of the principal and in
terest due thereunder), the undersign-
ed will offer and sell at public sale
on the premises, near Mount Pleasant,
in Carroll County, in the State of
Maryland, on .G
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over; Mr.. and Mrs Milton Crabs, and
daughters, Grace and Catherine, OF
near the stone road; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Crabbs and son, Erwin, P.ney
Creek, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard More
lock and son, Monroe, of near Silver
Run, spent Sunday visiting at the home
of Mr.. George J. Mayors and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul H. Krumrine and
children. Melvin, Mabel, John, Ruth
eta, Claude and Paul, Jr., of near the
New Church; Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin J..
Harner and sons, Layerne and Clyde,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Wolfe, of
Markers Mill, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs. Sarah A. Harner and
family. -1 g. rs