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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-21
PETEY SPARROW
 WINS HIS BOUT
Local Amateur Defeats Indianap- Olis Boy In National Tourney

BOSTON, May 20.--Petey Sarron, Birmingham boxer, defeated Danny Me Gowan of Indianapolis in the 112- pound class, second trials of the ua- tional boxing championship tourney in progress here.
 The feature bout of the early eve Jackie Fields, Los Angeles, defeated Phil Woods, United States army in three brilliant rounds. John Salas. also representing the Los Angeles Athletic club, won his bout in the same class from Joe Novak. Pittsburg. Other bouts resulted as follows:
 One hunderd and fifty pound class second trials:
 FideI Labarba. Los Angeles, defeated Phil Goldstein, Cleveland.
 l.. Lyons, Pittsburg, defeated John Burns, New York,
 Pete Sarron, Birmingham, Ala, de- feated Danny McGowan, Indianapolis.
 Jack McDermott, New York, defeated Scott Williams, Philadelphia.
 Geofge T. Nathanson, Baltimore, de feated w. T. Telluch, United States army.
 Ray Fee. San Francisco. knocked out Willie Russell, Boston. asFF
 Ray Ccrbett, Philadelphia, defeated Joe Meiillo, Newark, N. J.
 One hundred and eighteen pound elass-second trials.
 Mateeo NCuraso. Chicago. defeated Floyd Deacons, United States army.
 One hundred and twenty-six pound class--second trials.
 George Saunders, Little Rock, Ark, defeated A. Kehlar, United States navy,
 Harry Kern, Philadelphia, defeated Ralph Carmoua, Detroit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-21
PELS RUY PITCHER

NEW ORLEANS, May 2O.oPresl- club of the Southern association an- nounced today he had purchased "Shov- el'' Hodge, a pitcher, from the San Francisco, Pacific Coast league team. Hodge was formerly with Nashville. He was expected to join the Pelicans at Memphis Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-21
OHAMPT0N Ia REAfEN

KANSAS CITY, May 20.--Otto Ref selt of Philadelphia defeated Tiff Den ton, Kansas City, present title holder this afternoon in the play off for tn, worlds three cushion billiard champion ship, 60 to 48, in 57 innings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-21

Thres-base hit. Ginis. Two, base hit. Hubert
 Stolen base. salmon. Sacrifice hit. 0ills. Double plays. Steed to Cohen to ConnatasF, Startling to Morris to Dodderer. Walks, by Steed {. by Poynar B.. Struck out, by Steed 5, by Poynar 2. Umpire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-21

Women folks need not be marooned at home all day-nor husbands at the :. office-while either uses the family car. ASaunders System Coupe, Coach or Touring Car is always ready. Pay only for the actual use. No time charge during business hours. Costs to of taxi fare. You are automatically pro tected against personal liability, theft or damage above SIS.
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-27
NEW SHARON

Harold Taylor who has been afflict-
ed with an attack of measles Is so
to be out again.
Glen Robinson of Norridgewock In
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Gray of Starks were guests of B. A.
Beans family Sunday.
The trustees of the Ministerial,
School and Library Funds held their
annual meeting and election of OFF,
GERS Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Gray came home from
Franklin Hospital Saturday where she
has been patient for two weeks. Mrs.
Gray underwent an operation of the
throat and. was treated for rheuma-
tism. She seems to be slowly i'm
proving.
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NORTH ANSON

Kate Robinson visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank Perkins In Portland last
week.
Mrs. Pringle has returned to her
home In Boston after an extended Wis
1t with her sister, Mrs. George Clark.
All the village schools including the
Academy were closed Wednesday on
account of so many pupils being con-
fined to their homes by the measles.
Williams Bros. Motor Coz Author.
lied Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine. tf37
Miss Minnie Davis will be at her
home the first week In April and will
show an entirely new stylish line of
millinery.
Dorothy Parsons and friend Miss
rockingham of Portland spent the
week end with Dorothy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. s. Parsons.
Mrs. F. j. Goodridge of Waterville
and Mrs. Mary Blanchard OF Dexter
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Porter.
Simon Gates OF Bingham was a
caller at his sisters. Mrs. Annie Ham
ilton one day last week.
A silver tea for the benefit of o. E..
s. Monday. March S1st from 3 TO 5
D. m. at Mrs. Walter Waits home.
Everybody cordially invited.
FOR SALE-In the village of North
Arson, in the immediate vicinity of
Arson Academy. convenient eleven
room house, with commodious closets,
city water, electric lights. large sta
BILE and hen house, with about one
acre OF ground including corner lot.
A splendid location for family with
children attending the Academy, or
letting rooms to Academy students.
Price $4,000. Inquire Of Walter Wait.
North Arson. IFS
Miss Lucy Dinsmore Is visiting rela-
tives In Lewiston this week.
Mrs. J. D. Benjamin went TO Water
vile Monday called there by the ill.,
ness of her son-in-law Percy Grant,
who underwent an operation that day.
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STRATTON

Marshal Knapp met with an accid-
ent at the birch mill one day last
week saving one of his fingers with
a stripper saw. The injured finger
is getting along o. X. .
Enoch Williamson is clerking for
Tim Kicker.
Tim Kicker is running his store
himself having bought out his part
ner, J. w. Knapp.
L. A. Knowles was sick last week
and had to 90 to Or. Moulton.
II. B. Stevens spent Sunday down
river.
Hon. A. A. Berry returned home
Friday from a trip down river.
Hon. A. b. Sargent was away the
latter part of the week and came
home Sunday in n snowmobile from
Kingfeld.
S. Masterman is working in the
mill nights after doing his days work
at the birch mill, looking after the
engine and boiler
A large fire pump for A. l.. Saw
ages mill in Coplin went through
here Saturday hauled by six horses
J. NJ. Bass has gone to work for
the s. VI. Co.
Ray l.. Lisherness has sold out to
J. w. Knapp.
Daisy Fotter was in Pennington re-
Gently.
Leland Tague has returned from
Kennebago where he has been en-
ployed.
Miss Hester Murray was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. NJ. Seavey on the
Eustis road one day recently.
Edgar Stevens has recovered from
his recent illness and gone to work
again in the enamel shop.
Mrs H. Calderell, Mrs. E. S. Voter,
Mrs. M. Blanchard and Mrs. Vaughan
is working nights in the main we'll
for the S. NJ. Co.
J. A. LeClair has returned from a
trip over to Oquossoc.
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HARMONY


A Republican caucus was held at
the selectmen's Office March 20. l..
A. Pattee was elected chairman; r.
II. Reed, vice chairman; Mrs. r. II.
Reed, secretary. The town commit
tee as follows: W. S. Bemis, G. II.
Rhoades. Mrs. Nettie Bemis. Mrs. G.
II. Rhoades. Delegates to state con-
yention. II. II. Reed, w. S. Bemis;
alternates, Mrs. May Reed and Mrs
Nettie Bemis. Adjourned to call of
chairman.
DR.. Hutchins of the state board of
health will give an illustrated free
lecture at Grange Hall Thursday even
ing, April 3 to which the public is
cordially invited.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chadbourne March II.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Pettingill is Ill at South
Harpswell where she, with her son
George, were making their home.
The several students are at home
for two weeks vacation from their
different colleges.
Mrs. w. w. Jacobs visited her son
Leslie in Lewiston last week.
Aubrey Chadbourne has installed a
radio.
f. 0. Bell has finished painting in
Pittsfleld and is working here.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NOTES
The eighth grade of the grammar
school will present play entitled
Rescued by Radio" Friday evening,
March 28, at the Grange Hall. The
following Is the cast: Madge. the
hostess, Florence Marble; Janet, a
guest at the house party, Janet Bow
dom; Bab her young sister, Audrey
Annis; Helen. another guest, Lena
Irwin: Lucia, a strange visitor Edna
Marble; Kitty, maid, Edrie Cooley;
Miss Price, a young nurse. Thelma
Lewis; Ray, Madge's brother Donald
Micue; Glenn and Burt. his guests at
the house party, Arnold Jenkins and
Marshall Willis; Robin, another
strange guest, Floyd Robinson; Kito,
Jap boy, Arnold Humphrey.
The following pupils have not been
absent or tardy for the past two
weeks. Arnold Humphrey. Richard
Marble, Bernice Lewis, Hildreth Han
son, Alton Humphrey. Veneine West,
Leroy west, DOHaiu MlCue, rioTehcc
Marble, Thelma Lewis, Paul Keddy,
Arnold Jenkins, Lena Irwin, Edrie
Cooley. John Ciuey and Janet Bow
doin.
One flower has been brought for
our flower contest by Thelma Lewis.
The Harding Improvement League
held its meeting Friday afternoon,
March 81. After the business was
taken up short program was given.
1t was voted to have special bird
program at the next meeting.
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LEXINGTON

r. C. and D. d. Pinkham and fam
lies who have been In the woods for
the winter moved out home Thurs
day.
The Stowell birch mill opened Mon
day the crew boarding at Mahlon
Hewett's.
The Misses Shirley Allbee and
Hilda Green are sick with the measles
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Williams have
given their baby the name of George
Emery
Miss Stacy Pinkham, student of
Central high school is spending her
vacation with her folks D. n. pinkham
and family.
Rufus Gould is making some re-
pairs on the inside of~his buildings.
Henry Moody of Oakland Is helping
him.
Robert Taylor is a victim OF the
whooping cough.
John Stafford hauled his last load of
shovel blocks Saturday for A. j. ALL
bee.
Mrs. George Pinkham and grand
son Leslie are visiting her daughter
Mrs. John Ford.
Mrs. Howell Atwood and Miss Gere-
line were the guest Sunday Of her par
ents, G. s. Allbee.
Mrs Josie Allbee will teach the
Center school.
John Hicks is boarding at II. T.
AtwoOds
Lion Brothers have completed their
hauling at Witham Mountain and re-
turned to their home at North An
son.
The many, friends of Dorm Peter
son extend congratulations on his re-
cent marriage TO Miss Helen Lord of
Arson Valley.
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Cabin No. 3 they had a delightful
time.
Mr.. Butler and Mr.. White found a
foot of water on Pleasant Pond so
they could not put up their ice.
The Woman's Club met Saturday
with full house. st. Patrick's day
was the program. Meeting opened
with Club Collect; Bible quotation;
Miracles of our Lord; vocal solos;
An Irish Lullaby by Nola Spaulding,
and Uncle Mick by l.. M. Shea with
piano accompaniment; reading The
Irish Jubilee and a reading about st.
Patrick by Eunice Spaulding; a pen
ny march with six stations with orr
ginal requests for patronage. Green
was the prevailing color Shamrock
was in every room for decoration.
An Irish reel by four In costume took
down the house. Dainty refresh
ments were served of SANDWICHES,
cookies, cake an dtea, Alice Clark,
hostess. All said 1t was one of our
best meetings.
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EAST MADISON

Mrs. Grant Wakefield visited rela-
tives in st. Adams last week.
Word has been received of the mar
riage OF Floyd Adams of this place to
Miss Ella Bigelow of Watervlle,
March IL at Portland.
Flora Hutchins went to Scion to at
tend the funeral of her sister. Mrs
Clara Jewett, Saturday, March %.
Mrs. Hutchihs will spend a few days
in Scion before returning home.
Alta Young went to Boston Satur-
day where she will visit friends for
few days. She will return home
with Miss Florence Burrill.
Edwin Clair and Mrs. Emma Adams
were united in marriage Saturday,
March 20 at Skowhegan.
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LARONE

The w. F. b. will hold their next
meeting on April 4th, at the home of
Mrs. L. V. Winslow. when the one
piece dress subject will be taken up
with Miss Hare in attendance. Basket
lunch If you please.
The pruning meeting held at A. H,
Buzzell's on March goth was not as
we'll attended ps it should have been
as the subject taken up ought to in
terest every one.
John Strout has gone to Poland
Springs where he will be in charge
of the dairying business at the hotel.
Herbert Murray of Fairfield Center
was a business caller in town last
week
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HARMONY
Received too late for publication last
week.

(Receiyed too late for publication last
week.
Robert Moorecrofts visited in Salem,
Mass. few days last week.
Mrs. Ethel Snowdon is in Dexter
caring for Mrs. Vera Dow.
G. L. Downes made business trip
to Boston last week.
The Ladies' Farm Bureau met with
Mrs. Eleanor Brown, March IA for a
millinery meeting. Home Demon
stration agent Miss Hare was present.
A profitable meeting was enjoyed by
those present
Ivan Chadbourne returned from
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. H. A. Bartlett visited relatives
in Garland last week.
1t was voted to make additions to
the High School building at the an
nual town meeting and $4,000 appro-
priated.
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CARATUNK

Schools begin Monday in the Lin
coin with the same. teachers as in
the fall term.
Will Hunnewell has finished his
winters work and has moved his
family home.
Eta Martin who has been working
for Mrs. John Comber returned home
Saturday.
Bert Spaulding and three. sons
are saving wood with their gasoline
engine.
You can buy at E. f. Folsom's for
ST. 90 each an aluminium tea kettle
five quart sauce pan, double boiler,
rooster and coffee pot. We also have
large assortment Of 10 cent goods in
aluminium. Mail orders promtly at
tended to.
Town meeting Monday, March Oath
Mrs. f. B. Butler has gone to Madi-
son for medical treatment. Mr.. But
Ter and his son-in-law, Mr.. White re-
Gently from Lewiston have gone into
their cottages at Pleasant Pond to
put up their ice.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Powell are WIS.,
iting Mr. and Mrs. Eldred, Head In
Scion.
Diana Spaulding who has been
working at the Skowhegan House, re-
turned home Saturday.
Teachers who are at home during
vacation are Alice Clark from
Charletown. And Clayton Hunniwell
from Woodlands.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Tracy Powell were conducted last
Thursday from the home. Rev. FIR
Carroll of Bingham officiating. who
spoke beautiful words of comfort to
the sorrowing friends. Mrs. Pow
ell died in Bingham, where she went
for treatment, after an illness or
three months. Beside devoted hus-
band she leaves an aged stepfather,
both feeling her loss keenly as her
passing leaves them alone. Arlie
Pooler Of Bingham had charge of the
funeral arrangements. The bearers
were Edwin. Gene, Willie and Ern-
est Powell The flowers were num-
erous and beautiful. The bereaved
husband and father have the SYM
pathy of all. Mrs. Powells age was
about flfty-three years. Her death
was. the third one in our little town
in a few weeks.
Gala Whorff of Pennington Normal
Is at home during vacation. Eliza
beth Whorff is spending a few days
In Boston with her sister, Alta. They
are both teaching.
The Camp Fire girls took supper
with Mildred Sterling who cooked
everything herself and served It In
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JACKMAN

There was a meeting of the town
budget committee Wednesday night.
The recommended appropriation was
$16,85S.33.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shelley are
the parents of baby daughter born
Wednesday March 10. The young
dred Louise.
The play "The Rebellion of Mrs.
Barclay" which was given in the
town hall Wednesday night to full
house, for the benefit of the public
library was credit to the manage
ment The parts being well taken.
Refreshments were served and so
cial dance followed, which was en-
ioyed by all. -, t3t
John Jackson and son Norman were
at Bald Mountain Friday on business.
Levi Newton returned from Sher-
brooke Saturday.
William Hall who has been in Beth
ell for some time owing to the Illness
of his father is in town.
Mrs. George Nash who has spent
the winter in Rangeley, returned
home last week.
The annual town meeting was held
Monday March "a. The following
officers were elected: Selectmen, as
SCISSORS and oyerseer of the poor, Har-
ry A Young, Edward Fortier, Ed
win Haggan; overseer of the poor,
Vesta r. Williams; plantation clerk,
E. A. Piper; treasurer, e. A. Piper;
collector, William Murtha; auditor,
C. II. Mills; road commissioner, Irv-
ing Adams school committee, Cyril
Cyr.
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WEST ST. ALBANS,

Frank Buker was in Pittsfleld Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Rebecca Piper has been visit
ing relatives in Wilton.
Mrs. Clara Lewis and little daugh-
ter Lillian went Saturday to Benton
to spend the week end with relatives.
Mrs George Libby and little daugh-
ter Mary visited with Mrs. Irwin
Piper several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neil Plummer of
Berlin, N. II. are visiting at Mrs.
Plummer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Emery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hanson were
Sunday visitors at George Emery's,
coming as far as Frank Libby's with
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WEST ATHENS

Stetson school will reopen Monday,
April 14th, with the same teacher as
formerly. Miss Butler is expected
home from Wrentham, Mass. where
she has been spending her vacation,
the 18th.
Miss Hazel Steward of Cambridge is
teaching the Lincoln school and
boarding at. Colby York's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe futile made a
business trip to Bangor, Wednesday,
returning Saturday.
Forrest Mason is stopping at 0. G..
Huff's.
Zelot Kincaid returned home from
Madison, where he has been employed
the greater part of the winter, Sun
day.
Mrs. Sylvester Smart has been
quite III. Or. Piper of Scion attend
ed her.
Mrs. Werner Curtis and son May
nard, of Wellington, have been recent
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MOOSE RIVER

Several of the numbering oben
are out of the woods and the 8,
rapidly disappearing in this seed
Misses Airline and Lizzie III
p. Barney and Austin Hall did
the camps at Churchill one ds}
past week.
Mrs. Edith Leighton is at Mel
P. @. on business,
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Mandal' Sawyerx
ceiving congratulations on the
of a son, March 23.
Mrs. Hugh Mcdonald and dau !
Norma have gone to Sherbrooke
We are glad to know that Mfal
Kennedy who has been very III Z
home in Jackman is conyalescii|
Clifford Kennedy and his nd
Mrs. I. II. Kennedy are at Sherbl|
p. Q. this week.
Miss June Penney returned
Bangor Saturday to resume her 4
as teacher in the primary depart
here.
At a Republican caucus held 1
schoolhouse, Saturday evening \
%, the following town committed
appointed; II. w. Holden, CHI
Kennedy, Sylvia Holden, Mrs.
Holden. Andrew Holden. The
gates elected to attend the state
district convention on April
Portland were Mrs. NJ. L. Holdel
Clifford Kennedy.
A party of young people wel
the II. e w. camps at Lake r
Sunday, for dinner. Those ID
party were: Miss Airline and
Hall, Miss Penelope Stewart, A
and Lawrence Hall. They repor
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Chester McDaniels receive
sad news by telegram of the des
her brothers wife at Wateryille,
day morning.
Mrs. Ernest Williams and I
with her sister Miss Shirley Nc
iels arrived home this week from
Canaan, Conn, where the family
been for the past year.
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MOOSE RIVER

CReceived too late for publication last
week.
Arthur Hall who has an attack of
tonsilitis Is better at this writing.
DR.. Boothby rs in attendance.
Calvin Colby Is very much better at
present having gained rapidly the
past two weeks.
Charles Lambert is hauling wood
for Henry Hall.
Everett Steward has gone to Ban
gor on business this week.
Mandal Sawyer has finished his
numbering for Great Northern Co.
Mrs. Arthur Holden and children
have gone to Franklin to visit her
mother.
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TOWN OF sKowHrc,,1
Assessors Nor1

The inhabitants of thu :.
skowhegan, and others havIns '
property within said tow,
notified and requested In b a,s
the undersigned assessor, "''as
town, on or before Anrll o.
true and perfect list of tba,. :.
all their estate, real and na..l 10Y
Guiding money on hand, All pa'
loaned on property, bvaa
upon mortgages, bonds. daa ps'as
due bills and memorandum -
manner so invested thot nv, "
other consideration shall M
become due thereon, debts d.
than owing and all proner, sus
trust as Guardian, Execntor -
wise. which they are poscassa,
the first day of April. 1924 40,
prepared to snbstantiate thu 's ss,
oath. ~
All persons owning paa, !
whose property was assessed
wrong name or by a wron. !.
ton in the inventory of 1899
have purchased or sold Bsa,
within the past year, will csn
Assessors Office during the finn,
flied below and have nrono,
tions and transfers made for -
And for the purpose of rs.'
said lists and making transss
Real Estate, the UNDERSIGNED
in session in the Municinal D..
the first day of April from
a. m. and from 2 to 4 nm
Saturday, April 5, 1924, from q y
m. and 2 to 4 p. M, and any M.
examination or conversations
the valuation thereof bv Tho h
sors will not be considered AZ
err for neglect of any person III
in true and perfect lists az FL
by law.
Those persons who neglect IN !
ply with this notice will be barl
law from appealing from the dsl
of the Assessors on their aDpljl
for abatement for any errors IN
erty taxed to them and will he }
err liable to an additional yalu,al
25 per cent for neglect or eyasl
a true statement Of ownership n
able property.
CLYDE II. SMITH
LESTER Fl. PACKARD
JOSEPH BUTLER
2w12 Asss,,
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COLES CORNER-ATHENS

Mrs. Hattie Giles is visiting
tives in Madison.
Miss Esther Poland is home
Greenville for a short vacation
Charles Hinckley who has pee
for the past two months, Is mnCn
ter at present.
Miss Charlse Huff is visiting
laide Trim.
Mrs. Earle Ward visited her 4
err, Mrs. Mckinney, several days
week.
Miss Thelma Hanson spent Ne'
day with Mrs. Arthur Trim ma
the trip with her faithful pony
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cahill
home Saturday from Bingham.
in Bingham they entertainer
Cahill's daughter. Dr.. Cahill Oh
burn.
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Road Conditions

Road conditions at the presens
are such as to admit of travei W
tomobile from here to Water'ln.
through to Augusta. Autom0,,
have also been driven through lv'
ridgewock and Madison. inc -, ~
ing is practically gone and Oo's
Canaan and Athens stages are Nv,
wheels. Automobiles are oeins
around Athens village and al oa1
village. Leon Witham oil tn''
drove through to Canaan win , 4.
tomobile Tuesday but the tra'el.
still hard. Without DOUBT ~
could run through to MalnouS
without difficulty.
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guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Osgood York.
Miss Edith Jones went to sk1
gan O short time ago, where 81
employment as waitress at the
Central Hotel.
Mrs. S. S. Huff accompanjs|
Ralph E. Butler and family Of Il
hogan, have been visiting relatv
this place recently.
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Among the scholars home for the
Easter vacation are: Clayton Cron-
kite. Faye Russell, Donald Reed and
Velma Savage.
There will be an old fashioned
dance at East Madison Grange Hall
Saturday night