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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-26
YEAR BOOK Of
WOMAN'S CLUB
IS 0FF.'PRESS
Miss Nellie Hanna Il Head Of Club
for Coming Year-To Study
Highways
fSpecial Correspondencs.)

NoVCCi81
Geneseo, Aug. 26.-The l922-19z5
year book of the Columbian club OF
this city has been printed and
copies Of it are obtainable from
Miss Sophia Grant at the Hammond
City library. The study subject Tor
the coming month will deal with
American highways. The Column
bian club is chief and foremost a
study club but the members do not
fail to take an active interest IN
civic and national matters. and to
lend hand in welfare work in this
community when the opportunity
affoxds.
The officers of the club are:
President, Miss Nellie Hanna; vice
president, Mrs. Anna Edman; sec
retary-treasurer. Miss Lucretia
Dickson; corresponding secretary
Mrs. Annette Young; historian
Mrs. Elizabeth Kidney. The board
of directors is composed Of the fol
lowing members: Miss Ella Saw
yer, chairman; Mrs. Anna Lieber'
knecht, Mrs. Clara Richmond, Mrs
E. porter-Shirley and Miss Sophia
Grant
| Committee memberships are al
follows: Civic committee. MRS
Mary King, chairman; DR.. Ett'
Chambers, Mrs. Amattie Parsons
Mrs. SUSIE Berner, Mrs. Helen Dill
lenbeck, Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden, Mrs
Margaret Ryan, Mrs. Myrtle Hos
ford, Mrs. Eiffel Hansen, Mrs. Au
gusta Taylor, Mrs. Nellie Smitl
and Mrs. Ruth Hagelin-
The club was organized 80 year
ago, in 1892, the year precedin
the Worlds fair in Chicago that tn
members might study in prepare
ton therefore. 1t federated wit
the state clubs in 1900 and in 191
: with the district clubs. There ar
at present 70 members.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-26
HAS ANKLE BONE
BROKEN IN FALL
i FROM CLUB SWING
fsnecial Correspondence.l

(Sp0Cldl SOIIcOpOuucuSS.t
Geneseo, Aug. 26.-While enjoy
ing the pivot swing at the Geneseo
Outing club last Wednesday at the
picnic of the Pritchard families,
Miss Famah Cady sustained frac-
ture of a small bone of her ankle.
She was upon the swing with her
sister, Jessie Cady, at the other
end who became ill and jumped
from the swing which was being
forecfully swung by her father.
Walter F. Cady. AS the swing
struck the ground with the end
upon which Miss Famah Cady was
seated her ankle was forced under
the swing in such a manner as TO
break the bone. An X-ray exam-
nation was made as soon as pos
siblc disclosing the fracture. She
is recovering rapidly and may be
from her duties at a rural school
in this vicinity until her recovery.
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MISS POWELL NOT
TO BE MEMBER OF
GENESEO FACULTY

Especial COrreSpOnuence.J
Geneseo, Aug. 26.-Miss May L.
Powell who for several years has
been an instructor in the GenesaO
Tsgnship High school teaching
French, Latin and public speaking,
has Just notified the board of direc-
tors that she wishes to be relieved
of her contractual obligations for
the ensuing year. Miss Powell has
an opportunity to become associat-
ed with a school at Dayton, Ohio.
Her work here has been very sat
isfactory and her departure Will
meet with general regret
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-26
ACTION ON WATER
MAIN IMPROVEMENT
SET FOR SEPT. DIST
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Galva, Aug. 26.-Action by the
city of Galva on the proposed wa.
ter main improvement for the
south side of the city was deferred
until Sept. 81. On account of the
unsettled conditions existing at the
present time this move was thought
advisable. At the meeting then
more definite action will be taken
and some decision reached regard
ing the matter. The state depart
ment of public health has given
this city until Oct. l, 1922, to rem
edy the present conditions of the
south septic tank here. On that
date the condition of this septic
tank must meet the approval OF an
engineer that will be sent here to
make an investigation. This tank
will be thoroughly cleaned under
the direction of Lloyd Jones.
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FORMER RESIDENT
WILL BE BURIED
IN ALEDO SUNDAY

Aledo, Aug. 2s.-John Sponsler,
57F who died Thursday at his home
in Muskogee, Okla, will be buried
Sunday afternoon in the Aledo
cemetery. Funeral services will
be held at 2:30 o'clock from the
Leon McWhorter home with Rev.
o. M. Dunlevy officiating. The
widow and three children are &C.
companying, the remains to Aedo
and are expected to arrive this eve
ming. Deceased Is q brother OF
Mrs. Leon McWhorter ard George
Sponsler, both of Aledo.
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LYCEUM OPENS.
fcroc;aI Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Propnetstown, Aug. 26.-Phe NM
tual chautauqua opened here We'd
nesday evening for five day ard
evening course. The opening num-
her was by Tom Corwine AND sig
nor Bellino. the former an imitator
humorist, while the latter performs
on the accordion. Miss Esther
Hildebrandt is reader of note who
also entertained on the first even
ing being accompanied by violin
list. Leo Braverman.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-26
GUY WIRES BREAK
AGED MAN STRUCK
BY HEAVY CABLE

Especial Correspondence
ProphetstowI. Aug. 26.-"hfie
assisting in raising the cable mast
lust south of the highway bridge a
mile north and west OF town, when
is to carry the cable for the gravel
machine, George Turner, aged "A
wears. was struck on the head when
one of the guy wires gave way. he
received a severe scalp wound and
his left arm was broken below the
elbow.
The blow rendered him uncon-
scious for time and medical aid
was summoned. The wound may
prove serious.
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THINNING GAME
PLAYED AT GALVA
(Special Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Galva, Aug. 26.-One of the most
exciting, interesting and the larg-
est attended baseball games ever
held in this city was played ThursA
day evening at College park when
Smoke Shop Nne played against
the mem6ers/of the North Side Bill
lard Rooms team. The game went
for IS long innings. The final score
was 5 to 4 in favor of the north
side players. Each side now has
won one game and the deciding
game will be played some evening
next week.
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SIX BARRELS OF
OIL EMPTIED IN
RIVER AT ERIE
fSnecial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Erie, Aug. 26.-Oil is being
spread on a number Of roads in the
vicinity of Erie, including the Al
bany street road and the Sharon
read in Portland township. On
Thursday afternoon as the large
motor oil truck was crossing the
Erie bridge with the large tank
Of oil, the truck broke through the
plank floor of the bridge and fell
into the riyer~ 1t was with great
difficulty the truck was raised and
the tank containing six barrels OF
oil, had to be emptied into the
| river before the car could be lifted
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SERVED 40 YEARS
AS DISPATCHER ON
BURLINGTON ROAD
Especial Correspondence.)

Prophetstown. Aug. 26.-Frank
Curran of Aurora, whose funeral
was held yesterday at Tampico,
was a former resident Of this city,
where he was born. When he was
16 years Of age he moved away. He
was employed by the Burlington
railroad for 40 years serving as
train dispatcher at Aurora Tor 80
years. The funeral cortege was
given q special coach. Mr.. Curran
is survived BY his widow and two
sons.
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CISCO GIRL WILL
WE'D SEPTEMBER IL
Especial Cmrespondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
CISCO, Aug. 26.-Miss Edith Ne
vile. of CISCO, who is to be married
to Gilbert F. Johnson Of Chicago,
Sept. u, was the guest of honor at
an apron shower given at the home
of Mrs. Earl Hinman. Four tables
of, forty-two were played. The
hostess served a two-course lunch
con,
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INJURED YOUTH
REPORTED BETTER.
(Special to The Arxus.)

VSVSCf6I 10 no M 6uo.J
Aedo, Aug. 26.-Jewell Gray
son, whose skull was fractured
when he was Fit by q falling limb
Of a tree while working near Joy,
Is still in serious condition bue
is slowly improving according to
word given out today by DR.. G. H.
Moore, the attending physician.
Grayson was knocked unconscious
by the blow Wednesday afternoon
and at q late hour this morning
had not regained consciousness.
Grayson's home is in Newberg,
Mo,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-26

Baumbach, Pleasant Valley, Iowa:
Mrs. DR.. Wilson, Los Angeles,
Calf; Mrs. George Oliver, Hills
dale; Mrs. Emma Jacobs, Rapids
City; Mrs. Grace Wallace, Gales
burg; James Cewe, Abba, Iowa;
George, LIE Claire, Iowa; Frand.
Rapids City, and William and Elmer
at home.
Refreshments were served on
the lawn and Father Leonard of
Rapids City, Abe Adams and Dan
Ryerson paid tributes to the couple
in remarks they made. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cewe were presented with a
purse of gold.
/ Mr.. Cewe is 70 years of age and
Mrs. Cewe is 6S. They both are en-
toying excellent health.
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ATTEND FUNERAL.

Especial CORRESPONDENCE
Annawan, Aug. 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Waiting have gone to New
Lennon, Ill.,, where they VII at
tend the fuaerel of Nj. Waldlgs
mother, who died while on Q Yljit u
wisconsin.
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NWANIS CLUB
TO GIVE DANCE
FOR TEACHERS
Especial Correspondence.

V1POOH"H NOfHOoFO1IUO11OO'T
Geneseo, Aug. 26.-The Geneseo
Kiwanis club will entertain the Wis
iting teachers who are present at
the Henry County Teachers Insti-
tute to be, held here next week at
a dancing party at the Geneseo
Outing club, next Wednesday even
ing. 1t is expected that at least
800 visiting teachers will be in this
city at that time. The committee
in charge is composed of Ed Lipke,
Stewart West and Worling Young,
sons of kiwanians.
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AGED RESIDENT
DROPS DEAD AT .
TISK1LWA HOME
Especial Correspondence. }

Sheffield, Aug. 2s.-William !.
\ pioneer farmer Of Blu
reau county and q resident Of Tis-
kilwa the past is years. dropped
dead In his dooryard Wednesday ev-
enine Of heart block. He was 81
years old and had not been sick .
day In 60 years. He 10 survived BY
a wife. They had NO children.
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ENJOY VACATIONS.

Especial Correspondence
Bishop Hill, Aug. 26.-Hush
Baird Of Galva, cashier of the bank
of Bishop Hill is enjoying a week
of vacation. Glenn Ericsson, clerk
at Arnquist's store is also enjoying
vacation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-26
KEITHSBURG TO
HAVE BARBECUE
ON DOLLAR DAY
fspecial CORRESPONDENCE

Especial CORRESPONDENCE
Keithsburg, Aug. 26.-Local mer-
chants and business men are max
ing arrangements for big fish Ey
and barbecue to be held in connec-
tion with a Dollar day sale to be
conducted some time the latter part
of September. The brick oven IN
old South park built by the Shrln-
ers two years ago will be used for
the barbecue.
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FARMERS SAY CORN
OUTLOOK IS GOOD
lSneciaI Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Seaton, Aug. 26.-Farmers in this
vicinity state that the outlook for a
good corn crop Is very favorable.
The recent dry season caused some
damage to the corn. Harvey Car
land, a farmer living three miles
north of Seaton, recently found a
stalk Of corn with six ears attached,
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CISCO PEOPLE CAMPING.
Especial Cprrespondence.)

Especial C0rreSpOnuence.J
Osc6, Aug. GA party of CISCO
people are camping at Shady Beach
this week. Those in the party are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enroth, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Samuelson and
Mr.. and Mira Herbert Samuelson
and family:
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C0NDENNS ON LEASE.

Washington. Aug. 26.-Senator
Kendfick, Democrat OF wyoming,
characterized the Teapot Dome oil
lease a. 'svicious and wasteful" and
declared that it will plague and
even damn the administration"
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REVISE MERCER
PAIR BALI. GAMES
lspecial to fh4 Areus.l

tSpccIdI 20 Th6 Af9nB.J
Aledo, Aug. 2e.-Baseball games
at the fair next week will be played
on the following corrected sched-
ule. Wednesday - Gilchrist VI.
MAtherville; Friday = Seaton ~.
Sherrard.
Saturday, morning the consola-
ton game will be played and ct 4
O'Clock in the afternoon the two
winning teams will play.
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SPECIAL ELECTION
CALLED FOR SEPT. 10
(Special Correspondence.)

Especial CorrespondenceJ
Galva, Aug. pa special cleo
ton will be held at the voting
places of the three city wards on
Tuesday, the 18th day of Septem-
Der. This election will be held for
the purpose of submitting to the
voters Of the city for their APPROX
al of city ordinance number 324
passed and approved on Aug. 10
as amended on Aug. %. Ordinance
number 324 is an ordinance pro-
viding for the issuance OF $1l,O00
fire equipment bonds.
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RETURN FROM M0TOR sTRIP.

Geneseo, Aug. z6.-Dr. and Mrs.
M. NJ. Everett accompanied by
their children, Reynolds and Maria,
have returned to their. home after
q five weeks auto trip into Can
ada. During this time they visit
ed with relatives Of Mrs. Everett
near Horixon. Saskatchewan. Can.
and report q most pleasant trip.
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NAME BUS DRIVERS.

Especial CONSEQUENTLY
Seaton, Aug. 26.-Emery Howe.
R;Ilie Van Easton and Lloyd Olson
have accepted positions as bus
drivers for the community school
during the coming year.
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LEGION CLEARS 500.

tSpeClaI CUTTeSVUIueHIc.J
prophetstown. Aug. 26. - Pro-
ceeds from tie two day oazaf spon.
aercd By the American legion and
wcaan's auxiliary amounted TO
about 500 -
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FIREMKN STAGE PICNIC.
Especial COrrespondeuco.)

Silyis, Aus. 3k-2embefS Of the
volunteer flfe department. enjoyed
. picnic yesterday at . grove on
Green river, near ColonA. There
were Is present. Various sports
and oQtests we're. staged
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RUYS RURAL FARM.

(SpecIaI COrrespoHueHce.J
Rural, Aug. 26.-William Hoff-
man of Rock Island purchased the
farm property OF the late Grace
Geiger. The purchase price was $S4
per acre.
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NetUs of Western
Illinois in Briefs

Bishop Hill-Stewart V. Olson
has gone to Valparaiso, Ind, where
he will take a course in telegraphy.
Since the resignation of Mrs.
Mary Lee as assistant at the local
central office, Mrs. June Lundberg
has been serving as helper to Mrs.
Esther Johnson.
Illinois City-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fulton ands family of Chicago are
visiting at the John Thomas home.
Mrs. FELTON, was formerly Miss Ma
BILE Rood of this city.
Mrs. Thomas Vannatta, residing
two and a half miles east of town,
counted 2S5 autos passing her
home in one day.
Atkinson-Many people were in
attendance at the free movie given
by the Commercial club. The film
shown was THE Penalty"
An ice cream social will be given
tonight by the Christian Endeavor
society on the NJ. T. Booth lawn.
Silvis-Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Grit
/ fin and two children attended the
/ Ira ]. White funeral in kewanee
yesterday. Mr.. White. who wa:
drowned in Lake Mendoza at Madi
son. Wis, was a cousin of Mrs
| Griffin.
Galva.-The branch store Of tn
Ogle Furniture company of Gales
burg, which has been conducte'
here since April, 1922, has beel
closed.
! Walter F. krans has sold hi
plumbing business and stock to Ar
dis Elbloom, the southside plumber
Mr.. krans will go to Galesburg.
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Atkinson.-Miss Gertrude Schehl
has accepeed the position as teach
er of the Housland school for the
coming year.
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All the news all the tims-Ine
Argus
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21

stowell. the candy table; Nettio If
wood and Maud Morton. HE apron Il.
bic. Many commons Were PASSED on
the mystery packages. which were
drawn from well N a pail BY pullexs.
This WAS in charge Of Blanch HnNt
and Elsie Tinker Nathalie Iuee
sold pop corn bags. which wers mum
bered up to 100. the prize being IA
large and beautiful WAX doll Ray
Luce VAS the winner u the lucky
number which was - Cassie Dag
gett had the quilt in charge which
Was sold by post cards and guezs
al the number of beans in pint par.
Erlna Luce was the lucky one IL yin
the quilt, her guess being l725. Mis-
Martina Spear played selection ON the
yietrola during the fair The enieH-.
1 1inment Tor the evening Was a 5aree.
\ Lady 10 call Ann Brag Nan
Dunlap. Elm Bray. Cassie Daggettl
Mrs. l'raN Elsie Tinker. Reminis-
eences of the Donation Party vas
read by Blanche Hoyt and WIS in
Pantomaine form. AJopt thirty took
part in this Spooner Davis @ho
posed as an English dede; Lewis Nor
ton Us the old country doctor nd
Doris Dunlap az trained nurse, vera
especially applanded. Over hun
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NEW PORTLAND

The remains OF John Parker, an old
resident OF this place, was brought
here Wednesday for burial by under
taker Brown of Livermore Falls. Mr..
Parker was eghty-three last Novem-
Der and for the past three years haA
made his home with niece at Liver,
more Falls.
The Grammar school closed for
Two weeks vacation Friday.
glenwood King, student of the u.
of NJ. and Martha Spear, a teacher at
Arson, are at homo for ten days
vacation
Mrs. Ira Luce and daughter Agnes
are spending n few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Lou Hoyt..
The Annual Fair of the Ladies' Aid
Of the Unlyersallst Church was held
Saturday afternoon and evening OF
last week. Louise Jones, Nettie At
wood, and Rose Luce had the supper
Ia charge, and flno supper was SER
we'd by these ladies'. Emma Luce
had the fancy work In charge; Erie
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OTNYERASSETT

Mr., and Mrs. Warren Waldron who
we're recent guests of her aunt, MIRA.
Flora Lanca 3torI returned to their
home in Alssahos0 last week, Thurs
aY
Alton Ward Of Newburg was bust
ness ealler ia town the last Of the
week
William Knowles aud Russell Ian
dry ar cutting lumber for Horace
Frost l.. {. Stevens Is hauling wood
from his farm to his homie in the vii,
laee
Mr. aud Mrs. p. f. Withee went TO
NeWbarg Saturday and returned Sun.
day
ahe Longley school. Miss Jessie
Walker, teacher, closed Friday for n
Two weeks vacation. There were re-
citation, and tableaus by the little
tots and Xmas tree which they en-
ioFed very much. Corn balls and
rome made candles were passed
around Carl Rogers was the only
fupil who did not miss a day for the
term
MIS-. Lloyd Blackwell OF Fairfield
vas the guest of relatives here sew
tral days last week. returning home
Friday
Earl Shepherd Is helping II. S. WI
thee cat wood
Mrs. Laura Noble went TO Corinna
Monday To spend the holidays with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Head and son.
Walter were In Bangor last week at
lending the State Grange
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Coffee made in the Universal Per.
colator is rich in flavor. clear aud
wholesome. All that is good aud
none that is harmful is extracts
from the coffee. The process is 50
quick and thorough that nearly
third less coffee is required to make
a better beverage.
The Electric Percolator is an ideal
Christmas gift for the whole family.
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GOODYEAR
.r..res, Tubes. Accessories
Authorized Ford Service
JnS--UlIB
SANKEY'S Garage, e. +. Stanley, Pro-

SANKEY'S Garage, {. +. Stanley, Prop.
Mrs. Tenn Simoneau has been on
the sick list during the past week.
Charles Carpenter and family hav"
moved into rooms in the Welch house
On Main street
Mrs. Mclnnis has moved from the
WEIGH house to one of the George
Harrow rents at the corner
Charles Pray was n recent business
raller In Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carver and baby of
Wateryille are residing with Mrs. Car
er's CUNT, Mrs. Jessie Rogers this
winter
Mrs. Ralph Whitney has been on
the sick LIST.
John Neil arrived home the last Of
The week from the numbering camps
above Jackman. He gave up his job
on account OF an injury which he re
eeiyed while at work but expects to
be able to go 10 work for S. F Mil
Ter numbering III Skowhegan.
An alarm OF fire was sounded on
Wednesday evening of last week for u
chimney fire In the Russell house at
Monument Square occupied by john
Neil and family. The wind was
blowing a gale at the time the alarm
was given but fortunately the nearby
roofs were covered with snow and lee
add did not catch fire. 1t is under
stood that no damage was done. On
Saturday morning another alarm was
sounded, this time the fire being at
tue George Washburn farm on the
Madison road or what is better known
as the Enoch Hight farm. At this
place quite u lot of damage was done
10 the ell OF the house before the
Games were under control
Levi Ham left Tuesday morning for
II two weeks visit with his children
In Massachusetts. He Will visit hlA
daughter and family in Pepperlll, and
his son and family In East Lynn.
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IAlIERNIA. .IlIl....-

Mr. and Mrs. Eneena nsaf
fiYed home from sansm ~. ~ u a
evening, whore they haa 49,, aefsla
ing he State Grange Iad VIA 9iea
taeg called at IN oHiee d p n. q, lle
gdge Ia see siaaez eaaaa5 - Ga
employment IN said on s.e IA
Glades Cooper is nom. 49,.
laad, where size Ia hen - For
Shaw 5 Business Colleee lli
Miss Mildred eoanee r.. ~.
~esk On account OF d bad 44 ~ IA
Kept Or a@ay from her zsa.5. 'a II
Size is teaching. ae
Carroll AM la nanafb ~.
ing their vacation win H. pel
parents. Ar. and Mrs. Il r. f.' ian
Mrs. S. Smith. W4ese #a..z.4,
recently purchased ihe na'.z. IN q
IS a surgical patient II sa.ss'.. ~ =.
pital. she is getting aI5n. ~
= Could be expected 81 ~ :. ". We
friends hope for her nesas III .lsi