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Was Convicted Tuesday ~ Attempt
Ia Break and Enter.

You're lucky you didn't get into
that houee." Judge Rodney remarked
To Warner Lewis. Negro yesterday
afternoon when he imposed an eight
cen months sentence on him FOR an
attempt 10 break and enter n house
Lewis WIS convicted In General See
slons court Tuesday. Sentence wns
deferred until the court could Tool,
into his police record.
IL was then found that sinco 1917
he has spent about one out OF oveiy
two years IN jail. The court stated
tina. ic LOWS had obtained entrance
TO the house the sentence would hav,
been severe.
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AUXILIARY HAS
BUILT So SCHOOLS


E,shty-cisht new buildings have
been erected. With 22f rooms. through
out the state. by tho Delaware School
Auxiliary Association. In addition.
m. association has purchased tho old
academy at FELTON,. has aided tho
University Of Delaware and the state
College at Dover. This Information
was obtained from the report OF the
president. DIR. joseph H. oden. Mt "a
meeting ~ tho auxiliary In the du
Ton, Building yesterday.
During tho meeting II was decided
20 advise the State Board az Education
tina, the suxlliary's appropriations for
visiting teachers and supervisors will
expire with IN. current year.
o. Dr. oi.li's report says;
The coiorci school construction pro-
gram for the entire state will he prac-
iicaiiy completed February I. 1923.
with the exception OF two buildings.
ON. at Iron nm and the other at New
Castle. R,Nh are under construction.
This program includes SO schools or
its rooms. tho total cost OF sites. con-
-,ruction and equipment being si,-
$4,000. There are five locations ON
which u does not seem possible to
build nj present. These arc as fol-
lows: Two In the Caesar Rodney Dis
tric,. where public opinion has pre-
vented any work: ono at Townsend
where we have had options on Ave
sltcs. bu, local prcjudlces and legal DIFF
.iioul,ies have prevented us from Sc
curing any. one at 81 Georges. which
must await the construction OF the
white school. one consolidation nj
bethesda aud Williamsyille. Tor which
no site appears available one al
Ru'tonwccds. near New Castle, where
We havc selected four locations. non,
of which We have been able To eecuro
These schools can ha built Tor $4,000
White schools.
While We have spent si.o2S.ooo ~
,ciorc,i schools. We have also expended
for white schools. FOR sites. architects
toes. construction and cduipmen,
sffi 600. and We are now I'm n position
90 cooperate with tho state Board o
Education or other constituted au
thorities IA tho state for huildini
pr,.xrsm on behalf 81 the white pupils
This program cannot he even outlines
hecause ~ Will 10 dependent upon tn
action 81 the General Assembly. nov
re session. We are cndeavoring &
purchase land on the state road mort
20 -, Georges for consolidate
school OF seven COntlsuou. districts
I srres, that n such a con-olidatic
,annot ,. effected by the close OF ID
uresert school yesr. we should give VI
nc project and turn our a;tenuo
..acpherc.
We have available for sale sever,
H.'ccs % land through tho state. nam,
Four and cne-hslf acres AZ New
r,. sixteen acres n, Lewcs; fou
rcs IN tho Caesar Rodney district
acres 81 Harrington; four acr,
t;eors.tcvn.
Attendance Campaign.
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apont considerable money on 81 re-
modelling. Upon It's completion u viii
be- one Of the most beautiful building.
In soc,iru Of city north ~ Er,nJywint
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rabbi of n temple Mt Altoona. PA. VIII
be the principle speaker.
The mcmbership OF the Beth Shnlon
CONGREGATION IL now q little over 100
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have 90 40 90 n waiting Hat.
The Beth Sbalom Congregation re-
Gently purchased the building al 18th
snd Washington streets and have
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on account of tho limited sizo OF the
building. II has been found necessary
10 limit the membership To- 1876. APP
ulications received after that time will
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Letters Of Administration.

Register OF Wills Isaac v. Brown
has gvanted letters OF administration
on the estate OF William H. Bailey TO
Sallle Bailey.
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State Board OF Education. the attend
ancc OF school children enrolled In the
public schools Of Delaware wae an
average per pupil attendance OF W
days In 1883. lis days In 1890. l2s
days in ls20-2i. l3i days In is2l-29.
which amounts to a total increase OF
Al days for about $4,000 school chill
drcn. This Is the most remarkable ad-
vance In school attendance reported In
tho entire United States. While we do
not wish to claim all the credit for
this increase of attendance, certain
factors which VIC have provided have
undoubtedly had "A tremendous IN
iucncc in achieving these results:
First: The various cards. pictures
flags. buttons. books and so forth
which we have given az awards foi
attendance. For example. during Dc
lob.r, November and December of the
present school year. we have sen't ou'
$1,000 award buttons n month; which
means that $4,000 school children hav,
had perfect attendance or missed onl,
two days In each month.
| Second: The medical and denta
work which We have financed.
Third: The new schools which w
have built.
Fourth: The work Of the com
mlnity organizations which We hav'
helped organize throughout the state
Fifth: The visiting teachers which
We have supplied for the State Boar
OF Education.
We ase ablo to report 200 com
munity organizaticns out OF "a pos
sihlc 400. one thousand two hundre'
program leaflets with supplementary.
material arc being sent out cacl
month and i2.ooo pic;orials are beinl
distributed at the community orga
r,zation meetings.
SINCE DIR. William J. French lel
the Child welfarc Commission, tn
work OF the dental unit has been car
ried on under the direction of
dental committee. which has acte
in an advisory capacity since tho be
ginning of tho work. The unit ma
been doing creditable work in SUISSE
county.
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schools Erected To Date.

New Castle County. Christiana. Del
aware City. Ebenezer. Green Spring,
Hcckessin, kirkwood. Marphallton,
Matthews Corner. Middlotown. New
ark. Newark. dormitories. Newark.
kitchen additions. Newark. dninG
room addition. Newark. opportunity
Newport. Odessa. Oak lin, Fort
Penn. Richardson Park. Summit
Bridge. Tsylor's Bridge. % buildings
81 rooms
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Warwick No. I. Warwick No. .
(Moors). 80 buildings. ia rooms.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Receipts to Jan. I. 1923 .,..... ~. O33. lp4 &c
Expenditures To jan. I. 1923. 900 .O70 p
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balance ...................,....S 734l52 "a
Cash Balance:
In hands Of trus-
tccr ..........,,. s21 1855
| Bank balance. ID.
=. 4. A.......... Ah.tip6s
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Kent.

BeiTytown. Blackiston. Bianco.
Brownsville, Caesar Rodney addition.
Cheswold. Clayton. Colored College
two room school. Dover, FELTON,. pur-
chased old academy. Fork Branch
Greenwood. llammondtown, John
Wesley. Kenton. Lockwood. Milford.
Parker's Chapel, Raymonds Neck.
Reeves Crossing. Sandncld, Smyrna,
State College for Colored Students,
| (ropairs and betterments). 81. Jones
Neck. Union. Viola. Williamsvillc.
Willow Grove. Woodside. 80 buildings
/ 81 rooms.
SUSSEX.
! Blacl<water. BloCksoms. Rridgevillc
! Concord. Dagsboro. Drawbridgc. FL
lendalc. Frankfcrd. Frankford addition
Friendship. Greenwood. Hollyvillc
Nbaurcl, Dewes Lincoln. Loves y
Roads. Millsboro. Millville-Oc View
Milton. Muddy Neck. Nassau. New
foundland. Owens Corner, Portsville
Rabbits Ferry. Rehoboth. Ross Point
Seaford CToiletsl. Selhyville. Slaugh
ter Neck StOckipV WilnamSVills
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Escapes from State Hospital

The GAINESVILLE Signal of Oct. 4
had the following:
Word has been received In this
city of the escape of William o.
Smith, McConnelsville man, who is
a violent lunatic, from the state hos
pital in Columbus on Sept. s. He
has been there for tne past Is years
and it is not known how he made
his escape. 1t is reported that he
was thought to have been seen near
Gratiot about Sept. Is, but the re-
port could not be verified. He is a
man of about S feet s inches in
height; has blue eyes, a thin face
with sharp features, fair complex
ion and brown hair that has started
to turn grey. A front tooth is also
missing. Smith is about 35 years of
age and when last seen was wearing
a blue coat, dark gray trousers and
a straw hat. The police have been
notified and any information leading
to his capture will be heavily re-
warded. 1t is feared he has met
with foul play.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Loyalty Society Meeting

The Loyalty society met Satur-
day evening at the home of Mac
Moore. The program was in charge
of Mrs. Mary Gheen. There were
36 present. Weiners, buns, pickles
and pie were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Neely Saturday
evening, Nov. 3, with the following
program: Leader, MRS. Emma Har-
ris; song.. by class; prayer, Mr..
Nicely; song, men and boys; roll call
my favorite flower; recitations and
songs, by children; Howzmany of us
know the ten commandments? What
is friend. Helen Still; How can we
help our girls and boys enjoy their
homes, Mrs. Clara Spencer and Mrs.
Bessie Hall; music; current events,
Dove Fisher; How can we improve
our class meetings; discussion open
to members: song; games; refresh
ments. Miss Ida Fisher was chosen
leader for the December meeting
Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
EAST WINDSOR

]. w. Fitch and wife attended the
reunion at Musgrove's Sunday. C.
H. Phillips and wife, Almeda Rog-
ers, Earl Phillips, wife and daugh-
ter Birdie were in the twin cities
Saturday. The kitchen shower for
VIM. Harvey and wife Friday even
ing was well attended They re-
ceived many nice presents. The So
cial at Patterson school Saturday
evening was well attended. Ethel
Phillips took observation at Coburn
school Friday. The infant child of
Wayne Cafendine and wife was bur-
led at Fairview Sunday. VIM. Har-
vey and wife, Earl Phillips and wife
and daughter Ethel, Almeda Rogers,
Caroline Russell and grandson spent
Sunday with c. H. Phillips and wife.
Blaine Sells spent over Sunday
at Killbuck.. Tom McCracken and
wife and Ethel Phillips called on c.
H. Phillips one night last week.
VIM. Harvey and wife spent Sunday
night with the formers mother on
Wolf Greek. N H. Farmhouse and
family and Ada Hall spent Sunday
with Herman Halls at Stanleyville,
the latter being in poor health. Mrs.
James Hall left Monday evening to
visit them. Bertha Young and
daughters Blanche and Olive and
the formers son Otto, Vernard
Hindman and Laura Daugherty and
baby spent Sunday with Joe Barn
houses. Sadie Sells was in Stock
port Thursday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
CIv|L WAR SOLDIERS MONUMENT TO
Be DEDICATED HERE WEDNESDAY. OCT. Il

The Civil Soldiers which given Late
III.
public
II. will be carried
f. jackson, private Thomas H.
to
national Daniel ST.
the Ohio q "A. W. ST.
ba
While everybody invited special invitation is extended
Civil soldiers wherever
soldiers
truly
this connection
A.
tice Of The
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Marian Bush Married

The Columbus Dispatch of Oct. S
contained the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bush of Ath-
ems, O., are announcing the mar
riage of their daughter Marian Clai-
borne, to Mr.. Julian Maxwell Snyder
of Elmira, N. Y. The marriage was
an event of April IS, 1923, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Irving Maurer at the First Congre-
gational church, East Broad street
Columbus. Mrs. Snyder, who is a
member of Pi Beta Phi, president of
the Journalistic sorority Theta Sig
ma Phi, and associate editor of the
Sun Dial, will continue her work as
senior at Ohio State university.
Mr.. Snyder is state editor of the
Columbus Citizen and a member of
Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Ohio
university. The young couple will
be at home at 1891 Adams avenue.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
FISH, GAME AND SONGBIRD
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

Representative citizens met Fri
day evening in the court room and
took the preliminary steps toward
the organization of a club for the
protection of fish and game, and al
80 to the furtherance of good sports
manship in the county. It has
been practically a united opinion for
some time that such an organization
is badly needed in Morgan county.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, Frank Coulson; Vice
President, S. c. White; Secretary, J.
H. Witte; Treasurer, L. T. Gray. A
committee of three was appointed
to draft bylaws and submit the
same at the next meeting which will
be Monday evening, Oct. Is, in the
common pleas court room. It is the
purpose to make the yearly dues so
low that none need be barred from
membership on that account. and a
very large membership extending
all over the county is the plan of the
organization.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
The Shuster Reunion

A happy event Of the season was
the Homecoming of the children,
grandchildren and other relatives,
Sunday, at the home of Nancy J.
Shuster and SON Howard near Stock
port. Those present were Cyrus AL
len, Reinersville; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Shuster, w. J. Carrel and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Richardson, Nc
COnnelsville; Fred Brown and fam
lily, Frazeysburg; A1don Scott and
family, East Fultonham; Mrs. John
Murphy and family and Carl Flem-
ing, Reinersville; Jesse Yarnell and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Taylor and son, Chesterhill; Mr..
and Mrs. Don Lyme and daughter,
Stockport; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Har-
mer and son, Pennsville; Miss Myr-
tie Campbell, Hackney, and Bud
Downey, Lytlesburg. At noon an
excellent and bountiful dinner was
partaken of. Pictures were taken
and a general good time was had.
Xxx
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Attended Boy scout Convention

Messrs. A. C. Taylor and c. B.
Smith of Malta represented the Boy
Scout movement of this community
in the meeting at Marietta Sunday
afternoon, when district council
was organized. This district COM
prises the counties of Morgan, Mon
roe, Washington and Noble. The
officers for the district council Sc
lected, follow: President, o. G.
Dunn of Marietta; secretary, H. X.
Mooney, Woodsfield; vice presi-
dents, Earle McGinnis, Caldwell, DR..
C. E. Northrup, of this place, w Z.
Schultz, Caldwell, C. A. Brown,
Woodsfield, Everett McTaggart,
Marietta. Mayor Sanford Of Mar
ietta was chosen district commits
sioner. The National Council repre-
sentative selected is DR.. J. B. Naylor
of Malta. Honor badges were be-
slowed on 40 boys, and one boy was
given the Eagle Scout badge, which
is quite an honor. In all IA Boy
Scout troops were represented in
this meeting Sunday afternoon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11

Last Thursday Sheriff Newton
went to Junction City where he ar
rested Walter Lehman, charged with
stealing Ford racer from Harold
Stigler. Lehman and Stigler were
working on the GAINESVILLE road inn
provement, and on Sept. % Lehman
took Stigler's machine and left with
it. An attempt at the time to locate
him failed, but he was later found at
Junction City. However he had sold
the car to a party at Thornville who
in the meantime had put $50 worth
of repairs on it. Lehman was
brought here Friday and put in the
county Jail, and Monday when taken
before Mayor Ralston for hearing,
waived examination, gave bond and
was bound over to the next grand
jury.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Young Mems American League

The Young Mems American
League held an open meeting Friday
evening in the Sunday school rooms
of the NJ E. church. The young
men belonging to this league invited
a number Of oldel persons to be
present, in order that they might
have first hand information as to
what the young mems league is,
what they stand for, and what they
are trying to do.
The meeting opened with short
prayer, followed by the pledge of al
legiance to the flag. and the singing
Of America. Mr.. Charles Huffman,
the president of the organization,
presided. The secretary George
Ritchey read the constitution and
bylaws, also the roll Of member
ship. This was followed by an ex-
planation of the pledge OF allegiance.
by Bernhard Mercer, who took up
the various parts of the oath clearly
explaining them. Following Mr..
Mercer quite number of visitors
who were present made short talks,
in which all expressed hearty ap-
proval of what this organization of
good clean young men is striving to
accomplish.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Wainwright Family Reunion

Over 160 persons were present at
the Wainwright family reunion held
Sunday at the home of Chas. Mus
grove, Center township. The day
was pleasantly spent. 1t took most
of the forenoon to get the big din
ner ready, and the afternoon was
spent in visiting, singing songs, and
listening to number Of addresses,
including talks by Rev. Miller Of
Reinersville and~ Silas Thorla OF
Renrock Among those from a dis
tance present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wainwright and family,
Mrs. Stella Watson and family, ].
0. Wainwright, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Riley, and two grandchildren, all Of
GAINESVILLE; David Wainwright and
wife of Crooksville; Frank Ray and
family and Elmer Ray and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bozman, Mrs.
Elizabeth RUNNER, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Massey, Harry Wainwright and
wife, McConnelsville; Mr. and Mrs.
John Fitch, Beckett; Mrs. Amy Gil
liland, Samuel Gilliland and family,
Miss Gladys Smith, Rev. Miller and
family, Reinersville; Silas Thorla
and wife, and Ernest ThorIa and
family, Renrock; w. E. Wainwright
and family, Marietta; VIM. Roberts
and wife and E. S. Gordon and fam
lily, Beverly; Clinton Taylor and
wife, Wesley Gordon and wife, Coal
Run; Ernest Wainwright and fam
lily, Roxbury; Eli Sivard and daugh-
ter. Columbus; Rodney Gordon, H.
B. Padgett and N. L. George, Cleve-
land.
The reunion next year will be held
late in September at Smiths Chapel,
Center township.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11

A dinner was given at the C. B.
McInturf home Sunday in honor of
his sister Mrs. Emma Marshall of
Winter Haven, Fla, in the form of a
surprise on his wife Mrs. Sade Nc
Inturf. The day was all that one
could expect. Every thing worked
well-until the phone rang once too
often. A supposed friend turned
traitor. Twas all off,-but never
theless by the noon hour guests had
arrived to the number of rs. And
eats, well, "a foot table was
stretched in the yard which almost
groaned under it's load. The after
noon was spent socially, listening
to music and readings, etc. Those
present were Bernard Benjamin and
family, Archie Hummel, wife and
daughter, VIM. James, wife and son,
J. w. Harris and family, James
Brooks and Mrs. Lewis Hummel, all
of Antioch; Mrs. Emma Marshall
and son of Winter Haven, Fla;
Geo. B. Dougan and wife, c. ]. Ken
nard and wife,. Draper Van Fossen
and wife, Earl and Gerald Anderson,
Myron and Murl Abel, and Mabel
Dewitt, all of Pennsville; Ernest Nc
Inturf, wife and daughter, J. A.
Rouanzoin and wife of Morganville;
J. w. Allen and wife and Frank
Coburn of Happy Hollow; D. w.
Llewellyn, wife and daughter of
Bailey's: Mrs. Jane Wilson and
daughter and F. R. Miller and wife
of Wolf Greek; S. w. Gheen, Law
renee Parsons, J. H. Drake and
wife, Walter Anderson, Mrs. Aman-
da Anderson, Lawrence McInturf,
wife and son, John McInturf and
four children. F. M. Parsons and
wife, Alice McInturf, Francis and
Amanda MatsOn, j. r. Best and
Everett McInturf and families, all
from this vicinity, besides the host
and hostess and two daughters
Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
AT THE CHURCHES
Stockport Circuit

Sunday school at usual hour
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
followed by Bible study. Preaching
Sunday morning at Ebenezer, Sunday
afternoon at Olivet, and Sunday eve
ming at Stockport at 1890. E.
Jeffers, pastor.
Lytlesburg Circuit
There will be preaching at Leb-
anon Sunday at 1890 a. M, at
Emery at 2:30 p. M, and at Lytles-
burg at p. M, by Rev. Nuzum,
the new pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church
Rally day services will be observ-
ed at the Methodist Protestant Sun
day school, Sunday, Oct. IA, at a.
m. An interesting program is be-
ing prepared. Come and enjoy the
services with us.
Baptist Church
Sunday will be Rally day in the
church and Sunday school. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. M, followed by a
brief program. Preaching at 1890
a. M, and D. m.-Thomas Las1ey,
pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. H.
d. Bishop, superintendent. Ep-
worth League, GAS p. m. Topic,
"The Central Idea of Prayer" Ser
mons by the pastor at 10:30 a. M,
text Eph. 6:13, and at 1880 p. M,
text, Acts 5:15, IS. The sermon
next Sunday morning will be the
first one of a series of Sunday morn
ing sermons on "The Christian Ar
NOR" Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at 1880, with studies
In 1st John.-E. O. Morris, pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Number Is
CALVARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown Cele-
brate Their Wedding Anniversary


brate Their Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Browns
Wrightstown celebrated their s6kth
wedding anniversary on the beau
tiful church lawn. The weather be-
ing all that one could wish, 1t was
day long to be remembered The
forenoon was spent in the Sunday
school at the usual hour, after which
a social service was held which was
led by George Vincent of Bartlett,
a former resident and member Of
the church. When the noon hour
came a large table was made on the
lawn which was loaded with every
good thing, to eat, including chicken.
dressing, pickles, potato salad, ham
sandwiches, pies of various kinds,
honey, cheese, celery, and is large
fine cakes, coffee and tea and other
things too many 70 mention. los
partook of the feast which was seFy-
ed cafeteria style. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown are worthy Christian people
and have reared family of eight
children and there has never been a
death in this family. Some OF the
children were not able to be present
which was the only thing to mar the
day. The aged couple received sew
eral nice useful presents besides
gift of $18.75. Miss Anna Faires
took a picture of the table. also a
picture OF the aged couple, and one
of the relatives to the fourth gener-
alton. In the afternoon Mrs.
Weatherby, former pastor of the
church, gave short talk which was
interesting, after which the services
were dismissed 1t is needless to
say that Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, were
highly pleased with the honor
which the people showed them and =
of which they were SO worthy. May
God bless them in their last days
Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Well Known People in Musical Event

The Columbus Dispatch of Oct. S
stated that members of the state
board of the Ohio Federation of
Music clubs would meet at the Desh-
Ter hotel in Columbus Oct. IL, 12
and 13. Mrs. Andrew Timberman
of Columbus is third vice president
OF the board. One of the events of
the meeting is a concert at Memorial
hall Friday evening, following which
DR.. and Mrs. Timberman will enter
tain the artists, the federation board
and members of the board of the CO.
lumbus Women's Music club, at a
supper at their home. Among the
visitors who will be entertained by
members of the music club, will be
Mrs. D. S. Bowman Of Akron, who
will be the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Chas. e. Silbernagle of Grandview.