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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-06
SOLDIERS WIN
FOURTH field
DAY H0N0RS
City Joins in Celebration
Brig. Gen. AuItman
Speaks.

Members of the 18th Infantry Sat
urday walked away with honors Of
the first annual police and firemen's
field day at the Indiana State fair
ground, where Indianapolis finished
one of the most enthusiastic Fourth
Of July celebrations in the city's
history.
IF we have ideals of justice and
liberty for all we must be prepared
to fight for them If necessary"
Brig. Gen. Dwight E. Aultman de-
clared in the Defense day address
at the celebration. IF these are
threatened the men must fight and
the women must stand behind
them"
Introduced by Mayor.
The speaker was introduced by
Mayor Shank, who presided.
While police and firemen were
outclassed in the athletic events,
members Of those organizations con.
tributed to the program with a
number Of hard.fought boxing and
wrestling bouts, tugs Of war, exhl-
billions Of strength, displays Of fire
fighting and other stunts.
Closes With Fireworks
The celebration closed with fire
works. Music was provided by the
Police and Firemen's and Eleventh
Infantry bands.
Thousands Of soldiers, police, fire
men, war veterans, members Of
fraternal organizations and other
citizens marched in the Defense
Test Day parade. Col. G. L. Town
send was in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-06

After a person has been struck by
lightning without serious injury.
queer marks resembling the veins
Of leaves often appear on their
bodies. These are LESSONS. due to the
passing of electricity through tissues
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WASHINGTON

EAST-Harold B. Kaler of Wash
ington was a caller Thursday at w.
w. Lighbs and w. M. Prescott.
Charles E. Overlook was a business
visitor in Augusta last Tuesday.
Mrs. Olive Light, Mrs. Blanche
Rokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Light went
to Portland Sunday to attend the
meetings conducted by Matte Craw-
ford.
Arral Linscott purchased two
cows Thursday of Arthur Overlook
of Liberty.
Burnell Overlook Is home from
Pennington Normal school for a few
weeks to recover from an injury re-
ceived while playing football.
Allen Ripley and family were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Amanda Carroll
at Washington.
Mrs. Clara Overlook went to Port
land last week to attend the Teach
ers' Convention.
Maurice Witham and family were
guests Saturday at C. E. Overlocks.
Frank De Wan and sister of Au-
gusta visited Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Prescott.
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STATE OF MAINE

JSennebec. SIS November 3, 1925.
WHEREAS, Ozni G. Gardner of Sid
new in the County of Kennebec and
State of Maine, by his mortgage deed
dated the fifteenth day of March 1909,
and recorded in Kennebec County Reg
jstry of Deeds, Book 493, Page 361,
conveyed to the State Trust Company,
A corporation organized and existing
under the laws of Maine and located
at Augusta in said county, the follow
ing described parcel of real estate,
situate in said Sidney, it being the
westerly part of front lot NUMBERED oo
and bounded as follows:
Beginning on the south line or FROM
lot numbered 81 on the east Dank OF
the Bog Brook; thence southerly. on
right angle with said south line TO the
middle of lot number so: thence west,
northwest in the middle OF sald lot
sixty rods; thence southerly on a
right angle with the last mentlonea1
course to the north line OF front iot
numbered az: thence west, northwest
on said north line to the Eight Rou
Road at the west end of the first range
of lots: thence northerly by said ROAD
to the southwest corner OF lot num-
bered 81 to the east bank of the BOG
Brook to the bound begun at, contain
ing about sixty acres, more or less.
AND WHEREAS the condltlon OIL
said mortgage has been broken;
NOW, THEREFORE,, by reason OF
the breach of the condition Thereon.
the said State Trust Company claims
a Foreclosure of said mortgage.
STATE TRUST COMPANY,
BY GEO. c. FERNALD,
It's Treasurer.
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STATE OF MAINE
November Sd. 1925.

whereas Arthur S. Nickerson of
Readfeld in the County of Kennebec
and State of Maine, by his mortgage
MAY. 1916, and recorded in Kennebec
County Registry of Deeds, book $50,
page 3s5, conveyed to the state Trust
Company, a corporation organized and
located at Augusta in said county. the
following described parcel of real es-
tate, situate in Readfield aforesaid
bounded and otherwise described as
follows. to wit:
leading from Readfeld Corner to North
Wayne at the southeast corner of land
owned and occupied by Walter A;
Nickerson and Mary A. Nickerson and
running thence northerly in. the east
line of said land of Walter A. Nicker,
son and Mary A. Nickerson to the field
Of the heirs of H. Q. Nickerson known
as the Ledge Field. thence east In
to stone post situated twenty-five
(22) rods and eleven 1D feet east
from the east line Of the road leading
from Kent's Hill to. Winthrop; thence
running north twenty-seyen CID rods
said Pierce's south line to the south
east corner of Pierce's field: thence
north and east in said Pierce's line 70
land of Emmons Williams: thence
south, west, anu SOutI III tHc
line OF said Williams land to the road
leading from Readfield Corner to North
Wayne; thence continuing south
across the said road to land OF c. Z.
Bean, and running thence south, east,
and south in the line of said Bean to
land of Margaret A. Nickerson; thence
continuing south, east, and again
south and east in the boundary line
of said Margaret A. Nickerson to land
of w. K Atkinson; thence south In
said Atkinson's west line to land for
merIy owned by John L. Davis; thence
west in said Davis north line and the
north line of land of ]. E. Wells to the
road leading from Kent's Hill to wins
throp: thence north in the line of said
road to the field of the heirs of IL. o.
Nickerson known as the six acre
field: thence east in the south wall,
or boundary line of said field. about
fifteen 15) rods and ten QOl rect 70
the southeast corner of said neid;
thence north in the east line, and wall
of said field about fifty-nine (59) RODS
to the road leading from ReadfleId
Corner to North Wayne, and contin-
uing across said road, northerly. TO
the point of beginning and containing
one hundred and eighty-elght lloS)
acres. more or less.
And whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken;
Now, therefore, by reason or tne
breach of the condition thereof, the
said state Trust Company claims a
foreclosure of said mortgage.
STATE TRUST COMPANY,
BY GEO. c. FERNALD,
It's Treasurer.
no,,r-14-o1
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READFIELD

Lafayette lodge No. 4S F. and A.
NJ. held special communication on
Tuesday evening. Nov. 3, for the
purpose of installing the officers of
the lodge for the ensuing year. The
ceremony was public to the ladies
of Mason's families, members of the
Eastern Star and a few other guests.
r. w. Edward G. Palmer, past dis
trict deputy Grand Master of the 18th
Masonic District, and member OF
Lafayette lodge was the installing
officer. assisted by Brother Thomas
w. Carson of Ottawa, Province of
Ontario. as General Chaplain. The
following officers were installed:
Benjamin II. Wintera w. NJ: Ere
mont A. Hunton. S. W.: Roy c. Giles.
]. W; Fred I. Brown. treas: Luther
S. Russell. sect: Merle Gordon. S.
D.; Augustus II. Wilson. Chap: Phil
ip A. Gordon. S. S.; Earle c. Luce.
J. s.. Aurelius II. Winters, Tyler;
The installation ceremony was in
terspersed with very delightful mu
steal selections by the faculty or
chestra of the Kent's Hill Seminary.
Misses Odelle Armstrong and
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HARTLAND

Mrs. L. M. Starbird is in Harmony
visiting her son, e. H. Sinclair, this
week.
Mrs. Jennie Brown of Pittsfield Is
visiting her nephew. A. S. Jordan.
l., w. Greene returned Monday
from a trip to Portland and Boston.
While away Mr.. Greene attended the
teachers convention in Portland and
visited with his step brother, Harold
w. Bradley and other friends in
Boston.
Dorothy, the small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. White, is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Willard Burton suffered an
other shock Wednesday. All hope
for a speedy recovery.
l.. II. Barden is on a combined
business and pleasure trip to New
York City.
Melvin Turner is in Athens this
week.
Erastus Berry of Madison was
calling on friends in town Wednes-
day.
Chris Church and brother are pass
ing a week at his camp, hunting.
L. A. Weber and party left Tues
day on a several days hunting trip
in northern Maine.
Alonzo Smith of Canaan is visiting
his niece, Mrs. Clayton Stednan.
Perley Philips, who has been en-
ployed in Unity, is visiting with w.
j. Mcclellan.
Mrs. Jennie Stafford Is visiting
relatives in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Damon of Fair
field were visitors at Bert Elliotts
Sunday.
Leonard Frost has opened a black
smith shop in town. He has hired
the Carl Randlett shop on the Horse
back.
Mrs. Harry Randlett, ST., Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fred Morse
in Pittsfeld
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NEW SHARON

David Harris has bought the
Hinckley Collins farm in Starks.
NJ. A. Dunn and w. A. Thompson,
town assessors, attended the con-
vention of State Assessors at Au-
gusta. Wednesday.
Mrs. M. A. Dunn and Mrs. B. A.
Knapp visited their aunt in Au-
gusta, Wednesday.
Mrs. Susan A Swan has returned
after an extended visit with relatives
in Valley Falls and Wesley, r. l..
and Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Albion E. Floyd has gone to
MapSton on visit Miss Inez
Brown Of Mercer is housekeeper in
the home during her absence
Rodney Guard and friend of New
bury. Mass, are passing a few days
at their summer home here. They
hiked a greater part Of the distance
on foot.
Mrs. Byron A Bean Is confined TO
her bed with a severe cold.
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WINDSOR

wEST-HIrs. E. H. Mosher OF All
eusta and Windsor made prlel Nlste
at her home here recently. she was
able to call on her old neighbors' u.
q. True and Robert Barton.
Mrs. Harry OBrien of Augusta
was Tuesday q guest at supper OF
Miss Lewis at D. G.. True's.,
Mrs. Viola Mosher and Mrs. Bertha
Caswell were visitors at Lone Maple
ON Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ethel
Casweu and sons and Mr.. ana MIS-
George E. Rivers were callers there.
Mrs. Charlotte Bills left Wednes-
day for brief visit with her
brothers family in Clinton. she VIII
make a business trip to Nauck'
Mass, before returning TO Lone
Maple.
a weeks visit at her home IN south
China. is visiting Miss Stella Barton.
Mrs. Ethel Caswell accompanied
by her sons, was a business caiiei
in Augusta, Tuesday.
John B. Pierce on Wednesday was
hauling hay to Togus for Elbridge
Caswell, who is employed on the
state road, which is under con-
truction in that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. RIVERS
were business visitors in Augusta,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gray ana
Mrs. William Earle Of Skowhegan
were guests at Guy Ingrahams,
Wednesday.
An auto party from this neighbor-
hood witnessed the moving pictures
at Togus, Wednesday evening.
These Indian Summer evenings being
too glorious to miss.
Mrs. Eben Hallowell, who for some
time has been in Augusta, with her
daughter Miss Thelma, who is under
the doctors care there, Is nov at
home. All are glad to know that
Thelma is improving.
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SK0WHEcAN LOCAL news
Somerset County Headquarters Phone l75-k

dred, teacher in Massachusetts
and Mrs. Clayton Chandler and nus
band of Houlton and his son, Mauf-
ice of Orono are all at home.
Miss Gannett Giles attended the
State Teachers Convention last
week in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Jones were IN
Waterville Tuesday.
Mrs. S. E. Parkhurst arrived Mon
day from Winthrop for few days
stay with her sister, Mrs. l.. p. Eos
ter.
Wallace Benjamin and Alton Bates
were visitors in Augusta Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Jones OF
Augusta are moving into Mrs. 5. f..
Parkhurs':'s rent.
Henry Barton was business vlsl-
tor Monday in Augusta.
George Gerald and family were
visitors Friday in Waterville.
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WALDOBORO

NORTH-Mrs. D. o. Stahl, who
has been visiting relatives in Bos-
ton, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Della Sprague is passing
few days with her mother. Mrs.
Frank Stain at Feyler's Corner.
Ida Overlook and son. Hanly,
have gone to Wiscasset. where they
have employment for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Walter and
Zolvina attended church in Unity,
Sunday, and were guests OF Rev.
George B. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Borneman
and son of Warren was at Otis
Borneman's. Sunday.
Miss Belle Sprague passed Tues
day at G. B. Walters.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. F..
Church will hold their annual fair
and chicken supper at Grange Hall,
Tuesday evening. November 10.
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Dexter
Woman'a Club

The Dexter Woman's club enjoyed
very delightful afternoon Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Marsh on lower Free street with %
members of the club present. Mrs.
Marion Plouff was the leader of the
afternoon and after opening the
meeting by the singing of pines of
Maine" and the reading Of the club
collect, Mrs. Della Daggett was an
noupced as the first on the after
noon program and gave a very inter-
esting and profitable twenty minutes
on the life Of Robert Frost. and she
also read several of his selections,
reading "Birches" and THE Tuft Of
Flowers"
Mrs. Mary Bailey read a very fine
paper on the life of Carl Sandburg,
and gave several of his poems in a
most pleasing manner.
Mrs. Clara Brewster Whitney.
president of the Dexter club. con-
Quoted the usual business meeting Of
the afternoon. At this time Mrs.
Sue Hale a member of the calendar
committee called the attention of the
club members to the articles in the
Pictorial magazine on the life of
Abraham Lincoln, which Is written
by Carl Sandburg, and considered by
expert literary Judges as one of the
finest stories ever written on the life
Of late President Lincoln.
Mrs. Maud Shepherd gave a very
interesting report from Opportunity
farm for boys at New Gloucester and
all members of the club feel now
doubly anxious to fill their bank for
Opportunity farm which holds $40
before the holidays.
Three new members were elected
to the club membership Wednesday,
Miss Helen Raynor. Mrs. James At
wood and Mrs. Ann Anderson. 1t
was voted that the secretary send a
note of thanks to the Tuesday club
of Pittsfield for the delightful after
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nov7-14-21

The second was when the installing
officer removed the apron he was
wearing and with it invested the
retiring Master and newly elected
secretary. Brother Luther Sampson
Russell, the apron having belonged
to Brother Russelrs grand father,
William, 60 years gefore who was
Junior Warden of Lafayette lodge.
Before the installation, supper was
served in the banquet hall OF the
lodge. During the coming year La
fayette lodge will observe the CEN
tennial of it's organization.
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Schleif. Miss Schieif also sang a
beautiful solo and responded to an
encore. Two very interesting and
pleasing interludes were introduced
into the ceremony of installation.
The first being the presentation to
Brother Fired Brown of an elegant
apron by the members of the lodge
in appreciation of his services as
treasurer Of the lodge for 80 years.
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Manufacturer Wants Capable
Augusta Woman

to take charge of attractive local enterprise offering
good immediate profits and wonderful opportunity for
building up permanent Independent business.
Applicant should be energetic of good personality and
with some ability in selling and managing
The merchandise is high-grade and appeals to every
woman. Customers create many extra sales among
their friends.
The right woman should be able to in excess Of
$500 month This business is successfully established
IN thousand cities and towns. Only opening in this
section.
Apply at once, if interested in unusual opportunity
manufacturers representative will be in Augusta
shortly to close arrangement.
Address E. H. Hanson, Box 397
Kennebec Journal Office
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UNION

NORTH-A Halloween party was
held at the Stone school after the
programme and games played, ice
cream and candy was sold a nice
time was enjoyed and good sum
was realized.
Robert EXancy and Merle Robbins
have been on business and pleas
ure trip to East Gardner, Mass.
Miss Ruth Arlington attended the
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Reception to Bishop John G.
Murray

Notre Dame de Lourdes parish is
making plans to welcome the new
Bishop of the Portland Diocese, to-
night Saturday at o'clock in the
Convent Hall. The Reception pro-
gram will be under the direction of
the Pastor, Rev. ]. Louis A. Renaud
and the committee is composed of
the officers Of the following societies:
Ladies of st. Anne, Children of
Mary. Holy Name Society, The Cath
Ole Order of Foresters, Knights of
Columbus, L'Union st. Jean Baptiste,
the Senior Choir, and the Artisans
Canadians Francois. The children
of the Parochial School will present
a program of singing and welcome
addresses and st. Cecilia's Orchestra
Will give a concert.
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H. A. Clark attended court at
Wiscasset Wednesday.
Several from this place attended
an all day meeting of Dyer's Valley
Grange Friday.
Ernest Chapman and Carl Foster
Of Westbrook are at II. A. Clark's
camp for few days while they are
hunting In this vicinity.
Mrs. John Wentworth returned to
her home at Waltham, Mass, We'd
nesday.
S. d. Erslzine Is packing a car of
apples for Cleveland, Ohio parties.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adkins We'd
nesday.
The C. E. Society held its monthly
business meeting and social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jean on
Tuesday evening. Ten new mem
bers united with the society.
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UNITY

WEST-Mrs. c. B. Jones and Mrs,
E. l. Young were visitors Wednes-
day in Waterville.
The many friends of Ephraim
Jones are grieved to learn of his
serious illness. His daughters. Mil
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10. chars. convention at Portland =

teachers convention at Portlanu
Oct 1928. 80, M,
The w. c. t. U. met with with VI
George Danforth last Iuesu.a' Re-
goodlv number being preseh.
freshments were served. H., All
There will be a box social rhs
quilt sold at the North unio On 90
pei Tuesday Nov. 1Otn' aiSo
tertainment held.
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JEFFERSON

SOUTHERN. A. E. Bradford of
Hampton, Me-, supplied the pulpit in
this place last Sunday.
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Mrs, Doris TYLER

Mrs. Doris Tyler, wife of Charles
Tyler of this town, died at the Som
erset hospital this afternoon. She
was born in Madison % years ago,
the daughter Of william and Lena
Adams Rogers. The funeral will be
held from the Bethany Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 100, Rev.
George Merriam officiating. She is
survived by her husband; daughter,
Geraldine, 20 months of age; her
mother, Mrs. Perley Tyler, and two
brothers, Harry and Everett Rogers.
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Funeral of Abel Hall

The funeral of Abiel Hall was
held from the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jackson, where he had lived
the past few weeks. Thursday after
noon, conducted by Rev. F. J. Hale.
Interment was in the Weeks cene-
terry.
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Inspection Mount Marian

There were about four hundred
present at the meeting of Mount
Marian Council, No. 10, r. g. s. NJ,
Thursday evening. This was the Of
fctal visitation and inspection by
Franklin r. Redlon, r. I. Deputy
Grand Master of the Grand Council
Of Maine. About seventy-five from
the Oakland Council were present
besides Representatives from Water
Vile, Augusta, Portland and the
towns throughout Somerset County.
There was a class of 10 candidates
to take the degrees. From FIVE
o'clock to 7.30 real Dutch lunch
was served buffet style. Music was
furnished by the Royal Melody Corps
with companion John H. Jenkins as
conductor.
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The Poppy Pals enjoyed an oyster
stew supper Wednesday evening at
the farm home of Miss Althea Mower
with nearly all of the members pres
ent, one young lady showed her 10y
atty to the club by walking out to
the Mower farm when no other
means of transportation was avail
able.
Paul V. Dyer is in Bangor serving
on thte traverse jury at the Novem-
Der term Of superior court.
Harland Harrington and William
Stillson have returned from Crow
hill where they have been enjoying
two weeks deer hunting. Mr.. Har-
rington shot deer. coon and fox
during his stay.
George Grant has dissolved part
nership with L. G. Folsom and with
L. j. Folsom and with Mrs. Grant
has gone to care for Prentiss Bus
well and his sister, Abbie Boswell,
where they will make their future
home
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Mrs. ]. H. Curtis and Miss Lillian
Hurd were business callers In town,
Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Philbrick entertained
a few of her neighbors Thursday al
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Fannie
Cabot, who leaves Monday for South
America, where she will pass the
winter months. Tea was served by
the hostess =,
DR., Norcross of Hartland was call
ing on Skowhegan friends, Thurs
day.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. l. j. Smith at her
home on Madison avenue at 2.SO
Monday afternoon.
The Woman's Relief Corps held
their regular meeting Friday after
noon in G. A. r. hall with Mrs. En-
ma Thompson, senior vice president,
presiding. There was a good at1
tendance. Nov. 20 there will be an
inspection and Mrs. Bertha Douglas
of Hallowell Supper will be served
under the direction of the executive
committee composed of Mrs. Irene
Currier, Mrs. Viola Burnor, Mrs.
Eliza Smiley, Mrs. Emma Williams
and Mrs. Nellie Hopkins.
met with Mrs. Forrest Furbush on
Thursday afternoon, the meeting be-
ing in the nature of the society birth
day party. Refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served. The
place and date Of the next meeting
will be announced later.
Because Of the condition of the
weather and the road only five ladies
motored to Bingham Friday to at
tend the meeting of the country club.
Mrs. Ada Gascombe, Mrs. Jessie
Fletcher, Mrs. c. A. Mills, Mrs. Emma
Goodrich and Mrs. Georgia Wilson
attended and were well paid for their
efforts. The meeting was held in the
parish house. Mr.. MacDougal, the
pastor of the Congregational church,
gave an interesting talk on Ameri-
canization. Musical numbers were
enjoyed and refreshments of tea,
sandwiches. sherbet and ice cream
were served,
The Past Chiefs association of the
Pythian Sisterhood will meet Tues
day evening at $50 with Mrs. Charles
Griffin on Mechanic street. Supper
will be served.
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noon on Tuesday to which the Dex-
ter Woman's club was invited.
After the business session was
brought to a close Mrs. Marion
Plouff escorted the club ladies to
Fay and SCOTS machine shop
where they were given a most hearty
welcome and shown through the
shop.