davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-24

Ridgely, r. r. Powers, Miss Ruth
Bormose, Francis G. Osborn the
Misses Lora Maxwell, Cornelia Dock
stader, Helen Lamb, Celia Lawler and
Mary Lutz have the same positions
held last year. Miss Nevada Platner
is instructing the classes in art until
the return Of Miss Wilmyth Case at
the beginning of the winter quarter.
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-24

Vote NO on all the
propositions on the bal
lot except the last one,
Number 308. On that
one vote YES.
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-24

Miss Frances Stringfcllow are critics
ii the primary grades during the abb
sence of the Misses Wheeler and
Pragst.
OF those members Of the faculty al
ready known to us, Miss Minnie Lintz,
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-24

Additional Important Local News
on Page Fifteen.
The Coconino sun., 1924-10-24

Vote YES on the last
proposition on the ballot
Number 308. On all
of the others vote NO.
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DOVER-F0XCROFT

The townspeople are looking for
ward with much anticipation 10 the
Operetta which is to be given by the
9Th and 9th grade children OF the
North street school building Friday
evening. Feb. 5 at society hall. The
story is "On Midsummer's Day. The
characters are flowers, butterflies,
honey bees, sunbeams, fairies and
brownies. 1t is hoped that there Will
be- a large attendance TO encourage
the children.
The many friends OF Mrs. Mary
Lyford will be sorry To learn of her
illness. She was taken early Tues
day morning and struggled for nearly
two hours before the neighbors who
were in the habit Of watching for the
smoke to appear in the chimney Of
her home and not seeing any on TINS
morning went to the house To invos-
tigate. They called but received no
response and knowing that she had
been there the evening before pried
the lock from the door and entered
finding Mrs. Lyford on the floor numb
with the cold. Mrs. John Bridges of
West Dover is caring for her.
Mrs. Emma l.. Whitney is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Perry in Pitts
field for a few days.
The subject of Rev. II. +. 1Iuse' s
sermon at the United Baptist church
Sunday morning will be "Girls-Our
hopes for them and confidence in
them"
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ANSON

Mrs. Gladys horton Moody Of
Scion is Visiting h"r brother ANA htS
wife. MIR. and Mrs. Eoh Norton on
North Main street
Mrs. Leigh COIo is visiting hor
parents in NorrldEcWock tor q few
GAYS.
MIS-. jennie Spear is III at hcr
home on spear hill.
RVS. Lillian Wentworth aud Mrs.
I}Hlncnc Smith hctg returned :"
Lewiston after visiting relatives
mere.
Eodncy Williams las returned
from South WindHam ANA passed
the week cnd with hls parents on
the River road.
Albert Coru has moved his family
lyum tho Butlcr hous" ~ the J"o
Corn house on Highland Park.
Mrs Maud Sahin" sim remains
quite i'll at -cr home ON Second
street.
The 4crvicos at tnc Arson church
are stiu Won attended, Sunday hriu@
the largest YET ~ m" ctruing s"r-
lirc Roy. II. %oisou Ilapn"rth
spoke on "Bchold The Man" and AZ
the close five expressed a dcsilc 10
serve God.
Nh ana Mrs Il. J.. Frost cutrr-
tanned number ui friends from tho
church AT sing. During tn" even
ing refreshments were forNcd THO
next enc VIII hc Tuesday evening
at Mr.. HapWorth's on IiNCr.IcW
street.
\ cold wave stuck this vicinity
carly Nnnd1y morning causing Icn-
IIo 10 realize that winter Is stIl
rcrc.
Mrs. NrGoV1n uHsecd SunIav
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Mrs. Clara MCKINNEY

The death of Mrs. Clara Allen Me
Elhiney Tuesday evening came as a
shock to wide circle OF friends in
Madison and vicinity. Mrs. Me
Elhincy who has been i'll failing
health for over a year and who has
been critically for the past -four
months. several weeks ago seemed to
rally Tor a few days and was able
to sit UP for q few minutes at a time
for several days. She then became
much worse and failed rapidly until
her death. Mrs. cElhincy was born
in Port Jefferies. Halifax County, y.
3. on Dee. :. 1868. She Was the nth
of family Of 10 children. seven girls
and six boys. of whom four girls and
six boys are living.
She was married to Rev Charles
II. Mckinney. May @rd.. 1898. To this
union We're born five children. three
sons and two daughters. Miss Mabel
Mckinney. the Oldest is engaged in
welfare work in Boston; Harold :,
Mckinney was sergeant in Go. r.,
of the l03rd Infantry in the World
War and was killed on the field of
battle in France. &. Fulton Nc FL
hincy, who is in Bangor hospital:
Miss Katherine H. mckinney who
was member of the class Of 1923
g.. The Madison High school. Reginald
T.. Mckinney who is a member OF
the sophomore class Of the Madison
High school.
With her husband Mrs. Mcglhinev
has served the passionate OF seven
churches and IN the work Of each she
has been great friend and favorte
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OAK Grove

Tie students Of Oak Grove were
privileged to hear ono Of the most
Iirile and inspiring addresses at III"
year al the Mid-week service when
John NJ. CUrrie spoke to them, MI
Currie, who is the New England Sec
rotary of the " NJ. C. A. work in
secondary schools is r graduate OF
Princeton and young man Of
strong personality and broad cNper-
fence. Mr.. Curric was the guest Of
the school during the dav and held
personal conferences with the Off
GERS of the local Y. NJ C.. 4.
Alfred Allen. "a Of Harpswe1l. was
the Senior speaker al the opening ex-
ercises on Wednesday and gave a
good resume of the life and activi
ties of Woodrow Wilson.
\ party Of 80 motored TO Water
Vile on Tuesday TO attend the pro-
duction Of Shakespeare's Merchant
Of Venice" given by the Colby Col
iege girls. The chaperons were Miss
MeaGcr. Principal Owen and Mr.. De-
Marsh.
\ happy custom OF observing birth
DAYS has brought several festivities
this week. Two anniversaries fell on
Wednesday. Harriet Kimhail '25, OF
East Poothbay ana MahIon Monteith
rs. Of Saskatchewan. Canada. Ser
enades and fluctuations were in or
der during the day. The girls Of the
Junior Glass gave Miss Eimball a
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Cases Assigned for
Supreme Court Term

The following cases have been as
signed for January, 1924 term of the
Somerset County Supreme judicial
Court; Wednesday. Jan. 2@rd,
Getchcir vs. The Penn. Fire Insur-
ancc Co; Now England Biscuit
Company W Whecler.
Thursday Jan. 2Ith, Walker vs.
Wheeler; McQuillian and Fred l..
Poolor Va Cunliff and Tr; Gould vs.
Russakot and Borden.
Friday, Jan. 2jth, HENSON vs.
Clark. Hamilton. pro ami vs. Sabin,
Hamilton VI Sabin; Lancaster Va
Hart.
Monday. Jan. 2sth. Raymond W
Dupont dc Nemour9 and company:
Newton " Moose River Log Driv-
iLg company, EianC"N vs. Moose
River Log Driving company;
i,ugh"y ~ Mous" River Log Driv-
ing company; John vs. Moose River
Log Driving company.
Tuesday. Jan. 10th. Cook VS. Neal
Nplt. Reed ct at IS Austin, alias;
Central Maiac Power Company rs
Maine lulp aud Paper Company
and Ii: Lame It ais vs. IIewett,
Esuu tnmplt vs. Central Maine
Power company: Bean. Comprt w
Centyll Maine Power company: Ma
tinual Fertilizer company vs. Briggs.
Sinclair Ns Davis. Merritt vs. Doe.
Dunlop. Apt. from County Commits
sioncrs. Lord, Aplt. from County
commissioners. Strccd. Aplt. from
county Commissioners; Jarvis, Aplt
from County Commissioners: In
hahitauts Of Skowhegan. Aplts
from County Commissioners: Neil
vs rrcnne!. Great Northern Manu-
featuring ca. vs. Colr: Thornc rs
Smith: Goodridge CompIt vs. LeVan-
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PERSONAL MENTION

Attorney Harry Coolidge OF Pitts
held mas been in town on business.
9. {. Hanson. constable and health
officer OF 81. 4Nlbans. was in town
"Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Fred Fellows was in Water
vile Wednesday to visit her daugh-
ter, Ars. Wallace Corson.
Attorney Frank Ames OF Nor
ridgewock was in town Wednesday
On professional business.
- Hiss Edna u. Cobb, clothing spe-
ciaIist Of Orono. is in town conduct
ing a clothing school for three days.
Henry +. Libby. cashier OF the
Pittsheld Bank. has been In town on
business
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, who went
10 Boston Sunday. where she attend
cd a citiZens' conference, returned
home Wednesday.
Harrison Smith returned 10 Wa
terVil!e Thursday, after directing
rehearAal of the st. Cecilia orchestra
OF Notrc Dame de Iourdes.
Mrs. Nell Percivai OF Camden.
who has been in Portland. arrived in
town Wednesday 10 visit her sister.
Mrs. Eliza Percival.
Mrs. Joseph Pollard OF Watervllle,
who formerly resided in Skowhegan.
is in town WISHING for a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph III. Muir
ray OF Cross street
Miss Marion e.. Hare has returned
from Palmyra. where the first three
5days of this week she assisted Miss
Edna NJ. Cobb In conducting a cloth
ing school.
Mrs. Mary Manter OF Vassalboro.
who Is instructor of vocal music at
the Coburn Classical Institute at
WaterVillc, was the overnight guest
Thursday Of her uncle and aunt. MIR.
and Mrs. !. j. Smith OF Dyer street.
Mr.. W. i. Sprague. the Radio Man
and fis family. who came here few
months ago from New Jersey and
have been residing in the Cloutier
bungalow on Peunell street. have
: moved to the apartment in the $.
X. Greenwood house on Madison
avenue.
Mrs. NeVa S. Burgess Of New York.
a representative OF the John L.
Rogers Company has been in town
on business for the company and
comforting with members OF the ST.
mon Peters Post regarding Il play
which the Post is planning TO put on
in the future.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Attorney William b. Brown OF
Madison was in town Wednesday On
business.
Major John w. Fogler has been
in town for a brief business visit.
Nr. and Mrs. Fogler have been pass
ing several weeks in Belmont, Mass.
with their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs Ben 3. Fogler and hare now
come to Portland where they plan
10 pass some time
Rev. George /. Thurlow. pastor o.
the Federated church. was IN Water
vile the first OF the week. where he
made an official visit at Colby Col
iege. having been made one OF a Wis
iting committee 10 visit Baptist col
leges and preparatory schools by the
board OF education OF the United
Baptist Convention OF Maine Mr.
Thurlow has also to visit the Coburn
Classical Institute at Watery-ilie Off
cialiy.
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|Sk0WhEcAN LOCAL NEWS
somerset County Headquarters Phones, ;;,a.. y! 81
PERSONAL MENTION

{ Mrs. Ethel christensen IL paSsipy
rev days in Portland.
George r.. Foster OF w. Cornvf,lo
was in town ON business THURSDAY
Carlton NJ. Holt Of Holt and Hight
was a. business caller in WateyyiIIe
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames was ~
Good VIII Tor the day Thursday.
where she mas a class In pianoforte
MRS. Roy sylvester was in Water
Vile on business and =. calling On
friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Matte VI. Lowe was In Wa
terviIIe Thursday on business and
calling on friends. ?
Hannibal Waugh OF starks was In
town Wednesday and Thursday on
business.
Dr. Raymond A. Dcrbyshire was
at Good win Thursday doing dental
work.
Miss Leila Fairbrother stenog-
rapher In the Office of Holt and
Hight was In Waterviile Wednesday
on business.
Several skowhegan people will go
10 Madison today to attend the fun
eral service of Mrs. Charles II. Nc
JIhincy.
Friends OF Llewellyn Clifford OF
North Fairfield will be sorry 10 know
that he Is seriously III with pneu-
ruonia. and ~ at the Elm CITY Hospi-
fal IN Waterviitc
. Ernest Blaisdeil OF The BlaisdeIl
Automobile Company OF Dexter was
in town Wednesday and Thursday.
being a witness on the Getchell vs.
Penn. Fire Insurance Company case.
Miss Gladys Ames and Miss Chan
sal Bison have accepted positions
in the Office OF the Skowhegan Paper
E0mpany's local plant which Is to
be reoponed In the near future.
Mrs. William Fairciough and Miss
Margaret Green Of White Plains, y.
Y, are in town being called here by
the death of their brother. i. Sheri-
dan Green.
Mrs. Mary King. Mrs. Leon I.c-
clair and Ledger King were In Wa
terviIe Wednesday where they went
TO be present at the first anniversary
mass given for Mrs. Kings daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Bourgoinc.
Miss Edith Wadsworth field work 81
or for Somerset and Waldo counties
for the state Board of Charities and
Corrections who has been IN town
on official business went TO SCION
wednesday TO call on some children
who are under her care.
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surprise party with a big cake and
all the flXinss after study hall on
Wednesday evening. Doris Jones
-, OF South China, celebrated. with
the assistance OF her class mates,
her natal day, on Thursday.
Another interesting party that
caused great excitement was en-
JUyed by the stoicai members Of the
Jealous Biology class. The popular
teacher Of this class is Miss Jenness
who has introduced several unique
and interesting ideas into the course.
Kenneth Dinsmore, 20 OF Branch
Mills who has been confined to the
school inflrmdry for nearly week
is gaining rapidly and will soon he
back in classes. His mother. Mrs.
James Dinsmore has been visiting
at the Seminary for few days,
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MADISON

The Headquarters room OF tile
Madison Arson Chapter of the
American Red Cross was moved
Wednesday from the Grange build
ing to the vacant room on the sec
ond floor on the south side OF the
Mckenzie Block on Maple street.
This room While occupied as the Red
Cross headquarters will also be fitted
up by the women OF the Madison
Community club as n rest room for
the use of women visitors from out
of town. This Will be great CON
vcnience to many and I'll a long felt
need. The room viii ,hc opened Feb.
lst.. with a silver tea.
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Il. =. Install Officers

The following officers were install
Cd at the regular meeting OF tue
Skowhegan Lodge. knights of lNih-
las. Thursday evening held In the
castle hall: Chancellor commanders
Russell Dean: Vice Commander,
Carey W. Thing: rrclatc. Austin
Spraguc: Master of Work. George
Kicker; Keeper of Records and
Seals. Donald L. Eurrill: Master OF
ENchcaucr. y. Irving Rice; Master
at Arms. Gerald StmrhheId; lnsld"
Guard. Peter Leak: outside Guard.
Trine Cloutier. The Installing OIL
Ger was district deputy laurence y.
briggs of Madison. The work in tn"
Esquire Rank was performer and
after the work n delicious oyster
supper was enjoyed in tho banquet
hail and SOCIAL hour passed.
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Hand Picking
Naval Recruits

Boston, Jan. "a NAndldaIcs Tor IN
listment in the Navy VIII hereafter
lie required to furnish the names of
two references before their appltCa-
tions will receive favorable consider
alton according To an announcement
from the Navy Recruiting Head
quarters.
With the present excess Of th"ns-
and men in the enlisted force plus III"
prospect of relatively small num-
bcr of rctiremeutS for the ncNt SIX
months. Admiral Long of the Bureau
Of Navigation has decided that now IS
the time to hand pick The Nays re-
cruits and in this way enable the SEA
frrccs to maintain Increased Of
cheney.
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USE SULPHUR To
HEAL YOUR SKIN

For uuSigltlN skin crmptionS. rash
o. hiot"bcS on face. neck. "rms or
body. You do not have to watt Tor
rrlIrf from torture or "mharrass-
mcHt. declares q noted sllin special
list. Apply - littlo M"ntho sulphur
aud improvement shows next day.
BcCaus" of its germ destroying
properties, nothing has over hc"n
found Ia tal," the place of this sui
phur pr,uarltiou- Th" moment YOU
apply il healing begins. only tho''
Who have had uuSghtlv skim
trnublrs can know the delight this
Mouthu- sulphur brings. Even ncrN.
itching eczema IL dried right up.
Get amnll iat of Howlcs M"uth".
sulphur from "u} good druggist ana
usr II INK" Cold cream ADV
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with both old and Young parisiioners,
being always active i'll all branches
OF church organizations and enter
prise. She was of a very quiet, con-
sentative temperament, OF untailing
wisdom in speech and judgment and
has been superior minister's wife
OF understandable integrity. a spien
did mother and a Christian woman.
Mrs. mckinney came TO Madison
from Skowhegan three years ago.
The funeral services will lie held III
the Cougrega church Friday
forenoon at II o'clock and Will he
conducted hA Prof. Martin OF the
Bangor Theological Seminary.
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conso Church Officers Elected

The following officers We're elect
cd at the annual business meeting ot
the Congresa tional church held
Thursday evening, following the roll
call: Clerk. l.. c. Western: treasurer
Adeline flanagan; music commit -
tee. Rev. c. ii. McElhiney. Mrs. JAS
Herd, and frank Merrill; deacons.
Il, G. Gray, j. r. Lancaster, T.. {.
Weston and Fred a. pinsmure:
trustees. Mrs. II. II. llaires. Mrs. H.
{. Prince, Fred \. Manter and James
Herd
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mos. regularly morning and
evening. Yours sincerely.
Frank Lancing.
1906 Jafries Ave. Marion. Ind. !
For permanent relief, eat Kellogg b
Bran regularly. Two tablespoonful
daily--in chronic cases, with every
meal. 1t is guaranteed TO bring 70
suits, or your grocer will return you'd
money.
You'will like the delicious nut-like
flavor Of Kellogg Bran--so different
from ordinary brans, which are I'M
palatable. Eat Kellogg's Bran with
milk or cream. Sprinkle it over othet
cereals. Cook it with hot cereals. Try
it in the recipes given On the package
Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krun,-
bled, is served by leading hotels and
clubs in individual packages. Made
In Battle Creek. Sold By al groeer&
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Charles MCGOWAN

Charles MCGOWAN, who has been
in charge of the pumping station Of
the Dover toxCroft water district
died very suddenly Tuesday morning
at the age Of 5S years The cause Of
his death was heart trouble. He is
survived by wife. Mrs. Mary Nc
Gowan Funeral services We're held
Thursday forenoon and intcrment will
be at Corinna.
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as against 81 in 1900 While IN min
ing IL was Sl.3l.'
In addition to Mr., Clark The menu
bcrs Of the council are; sydney Au-
derson. congressman from Mime
sofa: Arthur H. Blanchard, lniNcr-
sity of Michigan; Howard T.. coffin,
OF Detroit: nr G.. ". dyer, Wander
hilt University: w. y, noak, Brother
hood OF Railway Tralnmon, Herbert
=. Houston. OF New ORR: T.. z.
Meredith. former Secretary of Agri-
culture, and John 4. stevens, turmCr
chief engineer Panama Canal
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y. =. Class Contest

The ladies OF the SUSANNA N'S-
10y sunday School class of the Meth q
odist Church who are to enter INTO
the contest to be conducted between
that class ana the Bible League
composed of men are invited to meet
NJ the home of Mr.. and Mrs !. J.
Smith on Dyer street Friday after
noon at 10 o'clock. In the contest
church and sunday School attend
ancr and the lesson will bc the lcad-
my fcntMrCs Contested.
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Funeral of Miss futile

The funeral service for Miss Ellen
futile WAS held Thursday afternoon
at the bethany Baptist Church ana
was conducted by the pastor. Rev.
George Merriam. The remains were
placed In the tomb and viii lac
buried in the family lot. The bear
era were Arthur K. Jewett, Everett
e. Goodrich. Joseph \. Smith and
Frank Thompson.
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WITH as attractive evidence to
w the contrary as Is given by
this moeha-coiored charmeen, one
must indeed be preiudiced to say
that the tailored gown lacks iemi'
nine charm. The novelty frili OF
ecru lace or plain bobb!net softens
the lines and relieves the severity
OF this model Buttons and bound
buttonholes do their part In Civ.
ing distinction, and the four plaits.
which appear at the left side only.
add considerable TO the comfort OF
the wssrer by giving extra width
10 the skirt without detracting
from the straight. slim silhouette.
The curved line across the front
effects compromise between q
froat-0peniny blouye and . side
closing skirt
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the attorneys presented their argu-
ments. Judge Deasy will charge the
jury at the opening OF court this
morning.
The next case TO be taken up Is
that Of Samuel W Gould who repre-
sents himself ys. s. Russakof and 4.
A. Borden Butler and Butler Will
represent Russayon and Cover and
Shumway for Borden.
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ncfhnnv Choir 10 KcOrgaliIc

All who have ever sung In the
Bethany Baptist church choir ana.
any who will sing are urged to meet
at the church on Saturday evening
for rehearsal and 10 join the choir.
which il to be recognized under
the direction of Mrs. Marion r.
oddly. soloist and Mrs. Ethel w.
Ame2 Orgunist.
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BENTON

Several members ~ Benton 2Iauge
were present at the Joint instalia ton
OF Victor and Iinckley oranges at
Victor grange hall Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. lloyd Harmon have
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Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Wright aud
niece. Miss Doris hcyes, returned
Wednesday forenoon from Portland.
where they have been attending the
annual convention OF RcNall dealers
The annual business meeting Of the
Madison Arson chapter OF tho Red
Cross Will he held Friday evening in
the office OF Judge Charles @ Small.
Mrs Elizabeth IIunncwclI Ielt
town Wednesday To visit friends in
Boston and New York city.
The them" Of tho sermon at tho
Methodist Episcopal church next
sunday morning Will be "Antidotc for
Questionable AmuSemcnts" The sub
jcct Of the evening sermon will he
The Unpardonabl Sin"
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Royal Neishbors Install Officers

The following officers were install
Ell Monday evening 10y the Royal
NeiChhors in their quarters in the
!. O. q. +. block: oracle. Mrs. WI
ham Lake; vice oracle. Nellie Smith:
chancellor, May Brown: recorder,
Mrs. Bert Gardiner; receiver. Mrs.
Olive Moore; marshall \. lngraham.
inner sentinel, Mrs. i. J. McCcrcey;
outer sentinel, Ida Watson: mana -
ger. Lila Clark. Preceding the in
stallation a supper was served for
the members and their families in
the II. J.. church dining room.
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DeA- Sir:
! have been Afflicted with e0nsti-
patton for the past IL years. and
during that time I have hesn in
foar different hospitals and sab
rait.e3 to five different operations
that we're the result Of constspa-
fjoa. vas getting so bad that
evsry neal ! ate soussi on my
s.amaeh- Txo months ago vas
a5tised 20 eat yo1r KeIioggs
ErE1tjed Bran. tried f.. as
wa -.yiny everything I could hear
ss. From iha. day on have nrvrr
tsten a physir- by stomach t0es
Rot scar ary more ard ny bove.s
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3 Operations s years suffering with con:
siipation -KsIIogg's Bran restores health

Mr.. Lsneing's care Is typical Of
thousands Of othery. He found per.
maaent relief from constipation in
Keliogg's Bran because it 10 ALL
bran. Nothing but ALL bran can be
100 per cent effective. Read what be
says:
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BOX PEACE PLAN BLANK FOR BALLOT


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