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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-03
FOOD LESSON NO. IS
Diet Experts Recommend
the Health Foods in
GOOD LUCK

Pure bred, pedigreed cows on
three hundred model dairy
farms, situated in the famous
Elgin dairy district, of Illinois
contribute the full cream milk
which is used in churning
Jeike GOOD LUCK-the nour-
ishing spread for bread.
Milk from these cows is rich
in butter fats and proteins. That
is why we use it as the principal
ingredient of GOOD LUCK.
Speeded to our daylight churnery
in swift refrigerator cars, it is
Immediately churned and ship
ped to our dealers.
With this creamy milk are
churned nutritious oils extracted
from the fats of corn-fed beef
steers. These oils contain ad-
ditional energizing food qualities.
making GOOD LUCK not only a
tempting spread but a health
food of exceptional value.
For families with growing chill
dren GOOD LUCK Spread for
Bread is just the thing. Contain
ing only ingredients which diet
experts recommend, it is easily
assimilated and may be used
unsparingly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-03
JELKE
GOOD LUCK.
MARGARINE
The Einess sereed for Brad

FOR SALE BY RETAIL DEALERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals FOR furnishing timber, sheaih.nE
flooring. exterior facing lumber. etc. for the
construction OF stable State Camp 81 In
struction. near Peekskill. y. Y. viii be re-
celved by the State Board OF Armory Com
ml-sloners at lie Once. iSs State Street,
Albany. y. T., until three o'clock 2. VI. lday-
light saving timcl, on "Wednesday June "a.
1872. and then and there publicly opened and
read
Proposals must be made on proposal forms
and inclosed In envelopes, both ~ which ere
furnished by the state, envelopes 10 b.
sealsd and Endorsed AZ directed IN the pro-
posa forms
Proposal forms and envelopes may be oh
ialned and copies ~ specifications consulted
AT the above described office Of the board. at
the state Camp Of Instruction near petks-
Kill. y. Y. and at the state Arsenal 400
Seventh Avenue. New York city.
The risht II reserved hereby 20 reject any
or all bids
STATE BOARD OF ARMY COMMISSIONERS
ny FRANKLIN W WARD.
Secretary,
Dated June g. 1891. Albany. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

ou..flon-As holder % iiLa>t - Nis-
souri, kansss Teas Rsirg~f nrff mort
Fsg@ Z per cent bonds. due lt9o. may ask
n IL 10 your opinion thatf A would h. well
10 stchsnge into the NJ prior lien ths-ss
offered by The feor Ithlraiion commit go =
whist would BE- ~ pss.'on ~ the holder
OF these nf.l fsrf he erohanT. wts not
made W.
Answer RIO correct an inaeeuraey we
wish ~ make IL clear that the Mis-
souys Kansas & Texas first mortgage {
pe['cent bonds that are not exchanged
hr new prior lien Az and o. under The
reorganization plan will be an obliga-
ton Of 'he new company and Will CON
tinuc 90 receive 4 per cent interest
The bonds are not now in default. the
company merelyIthking advantage Of
its privilege ga postpone payment Of in
terest FOR six moDths after the due
date We belisye the exchange under
the reorganization plan desirsble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
marlborough Consolidated

Question n.lns - limited means fsk~
fnI. method Of trying fo e. some iniurNIa
lion about The inierborourh Rapid lranrI
Consolidated pfsfefrsd. N which ON
received letter from The h0ndlnlirfs
protective committee. suggesting fhhi J
Turn uf stocks into tho new lnfeftnf0uth
notes uavlng paid g.. fn SO o. shsfe
am ~ e. loss fp know which VA would
b. more likely fn raf back Wy money by
keeping vhsf have or changing them.
Would Eef better protection under n"N
fufsrhsrsugh mites ur would they unI}
bur uv snsrer hrra and Tif. me fns mar
Hef price ~ that f.lnf hHf being r.
mfIaf WIfh fHe details and methods li
sr-cuiatng cannot Understand what
would b.. plain geo more learned person
Mrs d.
Answer The title by which YOU de-
scribe your stock namely. "iliers-r-
ough Rapid Transit Consolidate" pre-
ferrcd i' representative Of wide
spread misconcoption of The relation
between the lrtcrhorough Consolidated
Corporation and the lnfcrborough Rapid
Transit The former is holding COM
pany and the latter ON operating CONF
pany. The stock you have y cvi-
IDENTIFY the Consolidated. the Inter
borough Consolidated preferred has
no value apart from that which % de-
rives from ON Option fo purchase The
new lntcIborough Rapid Transit ten
year & per cent notes ~ par. thc stock
holders taking O proportonatc share
of the notes that are not bought by
holders ~ lnterbOrough Metropolitan
~ rcr cent bonds and lnicrborough
Rapid Transit stock. The only inccn-
tive holder Of Consolidated stock
has for purchasing these per cent
notes. paying for them more than $50
per 500 in excess of their current
market value. is that Con aol.dated
stockholders who subscribe viii re-
ccive a pro rata share of thc Inter
borough Rapid Transit stock surrcn-
dered by the bondholicrs and Rapid
Transit stockholders who DO not sec
ct 90 buy their share OF The 6 per
cent notes. II wye have erred in as
suming that the stock you hold is In
tefborough Consolidated. the situation
is different II ir is lntcrborough
Rapid Transit stock (thcrc ia no pre-
fcrred) you may participate in the re-
adjustment plan m either or two ways.
First you may subscribe 20 $3.50 Of
he per cent notes. retaining the
eighty shares OF stock you now hold;
OF. II you do not see your way clear
80 parchasc notes, you may surrender
CO rcr cent OF your stock and retain
tic remainder By exercising he lat
tor option you would lose forty-cight
shares OF the eighty you now hold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS or
EMPIRE GAS AND Fuel COMPANY
Bond Secured sinking Fund Convertible
Eight Per Cent. Notes, Dated
October I, 1920.

Proposals are invited 10 be made 90
Bankers Trust Company Is Wall street,
New York CITY. as Trustee under the In
denture between Empire Gas and Fuel
Company and said Trustee securing the
above notes. for he sale on August !. 1921,
20 said Trustee FOR the account of the sink
Ing fund provided for In said fndenture o.
notes % said issue a. prices not 10 exceed
unpaid accrued interest thereon 20 August
I. 1922 On or before August 1. 1872, this
Company will deposit. or there will be
available. with the Trustee. a sum sum-
Client 20 retire. AZ prices not exceeding the
price above mentioned, Ninety-three Thou
sand. -Four Hundred Fifty.Four Dollars
(t23. principal amount OF said notes
plus unpaid accrued interest 20 said date,
and 70 Is the intention Of said Trustee. pur'
suant TO the provisions Of said lncenture.
20 apply the money 90 20 BE- received TO the
purchase or redemption 81 notes OF said
issue al not TO exceed the price above
mentioned
All proposals should be securely sealed
and marked Proposal for the sale Of Bond
Secured sinking Fund Convertible Eight
Per Cent Notes OF Empire Gas and Fuel
Company. dated october !. 1870" must be
Tor all or any part Of the notes offered
must state tho aggregate face value and
tho denominations 81 the particular notes
so offered FOR sale and must be received by
The Trustee az It's Corporate Trust Depart
ment at or prior 90 three o'clock 4. ~ on
juno y. 1922.
Adviees ~ to notes accepted viii 10
mailed on or before June 90 1922 by Bank
ors Trust Company Trustee
Federal Income Tax ownership ceriln-
Gates covering accrued interest. should ac-
tpany all accepted notes.
EMPIRE GAS And FUEL COMPANY,
BY FRANK ". FRUEAUFF. President
Dated June H. 1922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
!. Il. ]. Voting Trusts

Question am holder ~ fweHfy-fw0
peterborough Metropolitan collateral ffuff
a. Der cent. bonfA suupgr~ sell same
a. 49, and purthase no fharcs Or Inter
borough RaQiu TRANSIT Mock. voting trust
Certificates At '.tsni not better Of than
going 20 Mo readiutfment plan ". e. 4
Wa told you previously that the
only objection 10 the sale Of Inter
borstgh metropolitan Al per cent
bshds and the substitution therefor
>bf lnterborough Rapid Transit voting
trust certificates was that the Inter
borough Rapid Transit stakeholder
must subscribe to new per cent notes
to the extent Of a. per cent Of his
holding. You had in mind the voting
trust certificates. ard We the stock
that is now outstanding in the hands
OF Che public Now that we are talk
ing on common ground, we might raise
an objection 20 this scheme on the
score OF the cost entailed in the sale
OF the bonds, and the purchase OF the
stock voting trust certificates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
Investment Information

prefer a later maturity you can take
Liberty bonds 81 the 1912 maturity M
a reduced current return. u would be
dificult 10 say At present Just what
the prospects are Of redeeminr early
maturities ~ Liberty bonds. Many
factor~ affecting such program may
possibly arise before these bonds are
rallable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
f1chanRinR Victory Bonds

,5uestlon-wlli you kindly advise ne re-
q riding two 500 Victory bonds which I
own They are both OF - per cent
ls22-'23. registered. Interest payable June
10 and December Is. due May. 1925. I
have lately learned that an option had
expired on them and also they had been
called for par payment with any inter
-st7). when does the called tino expire ?
What issue would you favor 10 change
into the LibeItys favoring ths Issues o.
the Longest maturity Regarding tho
second 4iss csllabie ls27-42; tho third,
csilabis 1913. the fourth. caila 81. 1855.
what IN the present prospect Of Tho second
and fourth being called on their earlier
dates. 1927 and ie237-Mrs. e. ~. y.
Answer-Another opportunity has
been given holders OF Victory notes 70
exchange their holdings for govern
ment issues OF later matuTities. You
may exchange your Victory notes be-
fore June 10 for Treasury certificates
maturing three and half years hence
and bearing interest a, the rate Of
AS per cent. The yield 90 maturity
is about 4l5 per cent at present prices
for Victory notes. OF course. II you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

ousstisns Of general Inherent 70 IN
vsstsrs wM 10 aHfvsrsd N fkis eoi-
uriu. IN vtich cafs only initials wiH
BE- us,d. Ofkeys udI 10 answsrsd BY
mall Addrsn oil inquiries. inelOs-
ne stamped. addrsssed Snvsiops. 70
Financial Editor. The Tribune. fL
Nassau Street. Nsv York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
New Cotton Spinning Plant

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. June - j
7. Lupton and varteT Lupton. control
lins stoekholde-s In the Dixie Mercer
lzinS Company. purchased Yesterday
300 acres near Hi1on. Tenn. and wifi
erect n 100000 spinning mill 10 sup.
ply yarn 20 the mereeIizing plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
DANNILLE, CHAMPAIGN AND DECATUR
RAILWAY AND IlGHT COMPANY

To Holders of Bond Secured Convertible
Gold Notes. Dated August 1, 1910, OF
DanNiile, Champaign and Decatur
Railway and Light Company.
Notice Is hereby given that Danville.
Champaign and Decatur Railway ana Light
company, under and As provided IN Artic =
siR OF ~ Agreement % Assignment and
Pledge. dated August ]. 1890. % The North.
ern Trust Company. as Trustee, has
elected 20 call and redeem and hereby calls
Tor redemption AZ the ONCE OF The North.
ern Trust Company IN Chicago. Illinois,
on July ~. 1919. all Of the Bond Secured
Contefub Gold Notes dated Angus J.
1890. Of DanNille, Champaign ana Decatur
Railway and Light Company issued and
outstanding hder said Agreement AZ iO2
per cent " par. and accrued interest 20
July u.s.. 1874
Holders Of said notes are requested q
present the same for payment on July IS.
lN-2. al ssid once OF Toe Northern trust
company Interest upon Hfid notes viii
fvsso on July IS, 1912. ana after said date
said notes VII NOT Dc entitled ~ any
Ocneft OF sAll Agreement
Dated June 10. 1924
DANNlLLE. cHAMpAlOS AND DECATUR
RAILWAY AND LlONT COMPANY.
by W II. MCKINLEY. President.
T.. a. MAcNUTT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
Penney Sales Increased i'm Nav

Sales during the month Of May in the
chain Of apparel and dry goods stores
Of the J. c. Penney Company were
u.0sC 500 an increase OF $3.50, 25e, COM
pared with May. 1921. For the first FIVE
months OF his year total sales were
sl5.s22.372. decrease Of sl.033.647.
compared with the same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
COSDEN AND COMPNl

The hoard % Directors ~ - "a
Company has THIS day declared ~ ~,
lar quarterly dividend ~ 49,, q
one.hai( cents ifl1cl pef sn,,., 10
common stock without par faiys '.hsrs |
and one-haf cenis t-iscl per 80, i
the outt.and common stccA ~, ~ Asff|
value ~ $500 per staFel sAl@'s.,l a !
fa-. 1922. 10 st6ckhOiders n rs,.otisSs n
r.osa M business on July "a. ifi~
stoc. books wi,i remain opsa
49, order OF tie Board ofNpifs''-,,
4 NJ ROUzEa. seefs''',.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

Four juH columns OF in.
resfment questions and an.
nrers ,eHi be published in
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one tuH column riH appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
RAILWAY srEEL.srarNa COMPANY.

20 Church 81, New York - Y
May ?6th. 1921
quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT
f2[) has this day bsen declared on III.
COMMON STOCK 81 this Company. PAYABLE
June soih. 1893. 90 stockhold-rs OF record
June 18th. if22.
The transfer looks viii not b. closed
Checks viii h. mailed by BANKERS Trust
Company.
II. g. BANGHART. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
KrKR LAKE, MINIS. IIMIrrn.

CT broadway. New York
DIVIDEND 80 IS
June 18th 1922
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared dividend Of i2hc. per share
on the capital stock 81 the Company. pay.
able July 18th. 1874. 10 stockholders Of
record At the close % business on July lat
1914 Books viii not close.
Y. H. wEsTLAKE.
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
Toronto
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations Of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there we've
no transactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY

Tho Board ~ Directors have this day la.
eiAred quarterly dividend 81 %. on tho
Preferred Stock payable on July IT,. ia22.
20 stockholders Of record on June 18Th. 1929.
FRANK ~. WELTY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES
as11>ra< GSA~ Co..

New York. June :. fsa2
quarterly dividend 81 ono dollar and
seventy five cents tii7N per share VIII b.
paid on tho Debcnture Preferred Stock OF
thlt Company on July /. 1874 to stock
holders 81 record on juno -. 1889. AZ y 90
noon H. V. sHIcK. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
PROPOSALS


SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals lor tho sale a. FllalU
Trust Company. Trustee. AZ "a price not "a
exceed lV-L Per centum OF par and accrued
interest. 81 a sufficient amount o. the First
Mortgage lwcniy-iear 80 Sinking Furd
Gold Bonds ~ the Hale A kllhun Corpora.
tion 10 exhaust the sum OF 81. 200 90. will be
received al the Office Of said Fidelity Trust
Company Trustee. 325-33i Chestnut street.
Philadelphia; until Friday June 10. 1922. az
- o'clock NJ.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
WM. p. GEST, President,
Philadelphia. June 6, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
FINANCIAL
HENRY =. LEAxE. A.ci.e.'sr''
REiuLAR ArclIO,N. ~

HENRY =. LEAxE. i.cse,'sn
REGULAR AUCTION oALS
SrOCks AND BONDS sox
1rif-'fn Fr WILLIAM srkkEI.
WFDSLsDAY. JUNE ulh, Vs.
AZ b u o'c.ocL ~
EXCHANGE sALEsE'V,9.AaSs r-
nos Il AID - tLssist go"
..ooo ~ -, a,,or sr.us ~ a.. ~ Va.
'' Ronts. 1875. i;t'i1 paM @ '''
g. aoo a 5sgg Toledo Brsveriss u Ma
49, Hcnfs CT. o. Deposit. "" ,, /
dating dividend PAID ~.
igs sic. Cleveland sAnilsA'
=. ~. Iic.,sr. columbus O.
Preft SOC, PAID 90 llqlSttoe' Il
q shs Hoslef Columbus "
P,ssf t,ue and la'srsst n y
F0sffr.DeheY0ise Co -.
ror Account q whom Il Nay Sone'1
600 - Vacuum Oh 4 Cas- 60. 4
.6s72 Guif. Noble Noftnefn H. -
IS sh ls'' Kis os 4 De, Moin'' r.
100 shs' '1' Chicago 4 M'on r..
80 900 Second Ave. r p. is consl4
Bonds. 1915. or. q DIP
ESQ shs G. @. Gunthers sens ~ !.
"a shs. q. q. Gurthers Sons 80
$3.50 shs Foriy.nf,h a For'y'''A"
$40. 900 HortoniS Power Co. - Ns'.s
10000 Canadian coopsrage 20. ~. ..,.n
$40. 900 Havana Tobacco Go. - vo''
CT ~ n,pcrit
1900 shs. Economy Mines 90 q \
100 shs Western ,iay'ani H. "
pfefd.
90 shs. Texas irsesimsni 60
-5 chs. Gotham Nafionai Bars. "A,
1900 shs. buitrrNorin sl4fol W
100 900 marks chs q Berlin q. Beot,
100. 900 marks City = Dresfen - -
100000 marks city ~ hamclT ~. 90
10000 marks cry az FunkfWt 49,
100. 900 marks cry q ffiptE - 80.
100000 marks cry % nnm,n - -,
i00. 900 marks city cf Mlnirh - 49,
10000 marks CITY q Sinifaf -.
100000 marks Ciiy - Cologne - u N
100. 900 marks Ciiy ~ Hanover -
rim Receipt. "a. III
i,g.5 me. lahl Automatic COX -
700 me Pittsburgh q Ea5tsfn r 4
b57 chs. rtblza Ariifrial siA y
America a., Cum. Pnsfl r, 4
10 shs. Tuhire Artfciti ~
America class fi' Con.a..n "A
10000 shs. stanton lI 20 fneel, "A
guarantee as g. gfnu.htAtss
fefab.iliy % fh' sane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14
s-~.y-s.wr No.
* SI2,OOO,OO0
The Cleveland Union Terminals Company
S12,OOO,OOO

The Cleveland Union Terminals ContPohy
r,t Marianne 5glq6 Sinking Fund cold Bonds, Series
auv guaranteed both interest jointly and ,sD5n% endorse
N"' TLousRa Hpau and The N@D YORK
and ST. Louis Railroad Company
Dn@AraLD2 ,,,,,dn dna1 and oaobr1
,,o n.ruayah ~aSro,neho o""'oA OH"
roAt 1850 and at The no' the Ce" g , not"
part oA 1872 nnyn. d@s Jw f2% J" 9
Coupon "S.%s S %' s% and s. % % 81"
has sGs 2gss c s 'g6 6t Commerce '""
THE Union
NJ PAN qrroo President Of The cAydpd
all a: ~st" "%s %s:s for r .%r
acquired ne n%% "m."%p nmdnan
fGudaah
% @"a"S" a~os
o S% s S Ss S e% York %@
~ha.%r nd
cumulative ""'Su1 s"h"s d.%
or .%se% sa"r vd @s%SS
". By 1877
ISSUE IS PLANNED
AND COUNSEL, 1920 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,"
TO YIELD OVER SIS PER CENT
off, A. M,W
1922 all applications and also urd
Ts~ Of
p
FIRST NATIONAL NATIONAL
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

RAILWAY STEEL-sPhiNS VA I 4
80 Church Street. ~ As ~
A ouartrfiy dividend ~ ONE ANp - \
Oi'AkrERS' PER CENT tAx ,1af;eRf I
dsy hon declared on he 49, I.
STOCK a this Company pays IN ~
1922. 4 at0ckholler- ~ record 49,
The transfer books vii not - .s.rs ~
Checks will b, mailed By banN
COMPANY n 4 BANGnARr. Tres',s.-.-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-14

New York cay. june > ~
AT a meeting u the pifse,o, 4 tr|
Bank Of America. held this Jay .,s 4
dand OF Three Dollars per sas'' "a fe't'
ciared, payable July at, ls.s, D 4
holders 81 record az three oe'''"
June "a. 1922. mars cashisf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-02
HUNT TO REPRESENT
ELKS At CONVENTION

Howard Hunt, past exalted ruler OF
Richmond lodge of Elks No. 649, will
represent the lodge at the annual
grand lodge encampment in Atlantic
City, July 10 to Is. Instructions rela-
tive to important matters to come be-
fore the meeting will be given to him
at the next meeting Of the local lodge.
The observance Of Flag Day, which
is enioined upon all subordinate lodges
by the grand lodge, will be observed
on June IA with a special program, the
details of which are being arranged
by a committee of which Dr. George
Hunt is chairman. A patriotic pro-
gram will be given.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-02

: Washington, D. C.
: Frederic ]. Haskin, Director,
: The Richmond Palladium
: Information Bureau,
: l enclose herewith two cents
: in stamps for return postage on
: a free copy of the Milk Book
. let.
. Name NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
: Street DECENTRALIZATION.
: City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-02
Suburban

GRATIS, Ohio.-Mr and Mrs. Alva
Burnett of Dayton attended the Me
mortal services here Sunday. -. Mr.
and Mrs. Herschel Zimmerman and
family spent Sunday in town with
relatives. -. Miss Norma Darrah re-
turned home Sunday after spending
the past two weeks in Middletown, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Laura Ora
ham. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Focht OF
Middletown visited relatives in town
Sunday and attended the memorial
services .. . Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Christ
mar and family and Jerry Zimmerman
and a number of other relatives spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Zimmerman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Heffrom from near West Elk
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Miller. -. Miss Mildred Bear
and Mrs. Russell Moses spent Sunday
with Misses Vesta and Fay Apple.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell of Mi
amisburg visited with relatives here
Sunday. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Focht
spent the week end at their home in
Miamisburg ... Miss Grace Furry is
spending the week at home with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Furry. >. Mrs. Ola
Albaugh and daughter Fern of Spring
field, spent Monday and Tuesday in
town with relatives. . Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Zimmerman of Dayton, and
Miss Irene Benson of Camden, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lurt Zim
norman and family and attended the
memorial services in the afternoon.
Opal Fudge and son Kenneth of Cam
den visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Sylvester Andrews Sunday. Clyde
Coleman returned to his school at Ok
ford Monday morning after spending
the week end at home with his par
ents.. . Judge Byron Lands and Mrs
Lands of Eaton. visited his sister
Mrs. Della Nicodemus Sunday Mr.
Lands was one of the speakers at the
memorial services here Sunday after