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Evening star., 1941-12-18
Frederick Farm Bureau
PLEDGES War Support
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Md, Dec. 18.-The
Frederick County Farm Bureau yes
terday pledged its 'wholehearted
and unstinted support to President
Roosevelt in successful prosecution
of the war"
This stand was expressed in a
resolution adopted at the Farm
Bureaus annual meeting, attended
bv more than 200 members, who
also pledged their efforts toward a
bountiful supply Of agricultural
products.
Alvie M. Etzler, Walkersville. was
reelected president, and Daniel .:
Guyton, Burkittsville, was reelected
vice president.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Arlington Heads Named
For Red Cross Drive r.

Col. Christopher B. Garnett and
the Rev. Isaac SteenSen will serve
as co-chairmen of the Arlington
County campaign to raise $4,000 as
a part of the national quota of s50,-
600 900 being sought by the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
Preliminary work already has
been done by the special campaign
committee, which includes as MEM
bers John A. Cummins, DR.. Ralph
G. Beachley, Mrs. N. Rex Hunt and
Miss Margaret Troxell. The COM
mittee soon will organize special
units which will issue appeals to
religious, educational, business, la
bor and fraternal organizations.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Stuunton Sailor Killed

STAUNTON. Va, Dec. 18-Word
of Augusta County's first war cas-
ualty came here Tuesday when John
A. Hildebrand was notified that his
son, John, had been killed "some-
where in the Pacific" The father
was not informed as to the exact
location. The son was in,the Navy.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Rockville YuIe Program

ROCKVILLE, Md. Dec. 10 (Spe-
ciaD The annual Christmas enter
tainment of the Bible School of the
Rockville Christian Church will be
held at the church next Tuesday
evening, it has been announced.
The program, directed by Mrs.
Frank H. Higgins and Mrs. George
A. Wilson, will include two juvenile
cantataS.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Fuirfox Women Guests

GREENWAY, Va, Dec. 18 (Spe-
ciaD.-Mrs. David L. Wing, head
mistress of the Madeira School, will
be hostess at $50 O'Clock tonight to
members of the Fairfax County
Business and Professional Women's
Club at Christmas party at the
school.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Toy Matinee Stars Hope
Drive Spreads YuIe Cheer
Needy Will Receive PIoythings
Given as Tickets Saturday

Judy Garland Enrol Flynn and all the other stars appearing
The Sar-N. CWarner Bros TOY Matnee today wired
hope needy child Washington will have toys
Christmas morning.
To fulfill that wish Washington children will
attend "oy Saturday at 1913 bringing toy
the ticket of fadm
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Toll in Previous Months.

In December, Beware of:
/. The hours between 5 and
10 pm. Ten of the 13 traffic
victims in December last year
were killed within this five
hour period.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives in December, 1910, while
doing this.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Loouucious Mount Rainier Crow
Decides to Go to High School =

Bobben, it seems, is not fussy
about his diet He eats nearly
everything. Now and then, he likes
to chew a cigarette. He has no
friends in the bird world so far as
anybody knows, but he likes people
and gets along well with them. His
only noticeable weakness is a ten
dency toward kleptomania. Among
other things, he has made off with
pennies. windshield wipers and
clothespins.
"Oh, Boy" His Tag Line.
Bobben sat by unmoved as what
seemed to be half the school shouted
in unison his praises as talking
wonder. He is credited with having
said "Bobben," one day last week.
He says Hello" from time to time,
and one boy declared that Bobben
once walked him up by calling
"Billy!' through the window. All
the children agree that he says "Oh.
Boy!" almost every time he gets a
chance
Bobben is particularly partial to
the girls. He seems to get along
best with 14-year-old Barbara FL
not,, a sophomore at the school who
lives next door to Ben.
A photographer arrived to take
Bobben's picture yesterday at the
school. Bobben was removed from
his cage. He tapped his wings as
Miss Elliott hung on to him firmly.
Bobben looked at the photographer,
then at Miss Elliott.
"Oh, Boy!" he yelled-or reason
able facsimile thereof. Then he bit
Miss Elliott on the hand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Park Basket
Loop Active

The psrt Bsskstbsii league for
men ~ili open . practice ssfiss for
registered tssms next Monday
night At o'clock on the Bsilar.
mine NAPLES.
Next weeks schsduls calls for
games also for Thursday night bat
only teams registering with Al
Hodges by Saturday noon can -
scheduled for nsst weeks play
Teams In the Park hap may
represent any organization and
draw their players from any
source providing they do not
ssoee<d . roster II 10 players
none Of whom may play 90
any other team or hague. ca
esptios being made for hsu>s
leagues.
Two series are being planned
fret. q fan series starting sossm-
Der 10 sHd ending December 10.
and tbs second series opening Jan.
uary and closing In March Zach
ssriss 70 10 . sspsrsis champion.
snip
ms plan sss adopted a. seil
attended meeting held IN ina pzf<
recreation office last ThsfHdsy
night arr slso wlts few changes.
lsst years isssDs rules ssrs saopt.
sd for ths isfl-<7 sssson
Teams ard organikstians inter.
sstsd snossld se; IN tosseh With Al
Hodges Main tis7. IN ths Metro.
politAn Psrs District office. ziz
City Han Annex
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

doing what they believe 10 night.
They cant satisfy all sides
Carl LAndstrom. Tacoma. and
Bob Angelins. McMlilin, are con-
sidersts deer hunters.
They hssged a four point buck
Of generous proportions the open
Ing day Found him and killed
him on top ~ Bald Eagle NOUN.
tain. and on the edge of t~o or
three inches NJ snow.
That Ia In tho Lake Christine
area. No when they dressed the
big animal they saved tho heart
ard liver not for ssh-eons
sumption. a. ~ many hunters do.
They kept N far the fish In
Christine lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Graham Tacoma hi han,ins trails again :.
with prey
The fellow 10
on six-dsy Rfitlsh Columbia
Dr l. n Clark Seattle. Graham h.Tfed .
Ths animal weighed soo pounds Ind y
pine patch lake The hunters accompanied nv Indian
guide II the Caribou lands compelled quite
. spel 10 get the animal 10 the regular trail
nsck that Trip
handler and picked Andres.
and hiked fes the OkaneEsa country Of Nsshisstea
And there too. the 10 camp 70
deer and bear. brown az hide
cinnamon bear The weighed 700
And with duck and upland bird open
here. Graham will bs the trail
ON. you'n find him country seeking
Hungarian padges too The fellows happier
IN the open with his shotgun doks bag game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

GLASS , W0noEN'n IoA0uu
Mary nsrhss. via . - sseai.
led ths soaring n ~ voehiy
matches sf The csass = Weman's
lssx,ss On the cctasvum aIisys.
getting The ~ scovs with ssa>s
~ leo. i5T ana i1a
Ths~s sth>s ssspsnsss ~ ~
l~sass wes~ 10 - ~ stss1s.
- sesAiiisess sssee1 - .
sses al sssseA Us (i1ovos
rssls1 sis - sosSy ossas -
T~s ~ the asnhsvs - ~ ~
league. Lo<siss 0srvsls a. n1asy
n.srus. ssss scv ~ tsv slssIs GsNs
hscss. ss<h rolling . - GamA
oossssun cossssEassAI
Pad 9vsAhssi 49, ysss issssIss
tied ~ ~ ~ tsfiy n tss
mss@ass - - ceolesum Conn
msrssl isssss TAnrs1ay night ~
fhs Cohesion sIisya each vita .
sses SO s~ssss
La stsrs relied az fov N ~
nnEls game and wound " Win .
80 satsl Three snod games save
chris chrsSssvseh . ~ total
Wolves ruled to0a IN tnetr
second cams foe . s~v high Lam
sinsis game. Lsadosf iimmy ner-
n.fd registered ITO. Jnnasg A.
dsrsan 7oz. ososGs vsndenessg
la Jshnny iobasssa ia and Al
ysnasnb~fs ftz
MONEYS LEAGUE
Dorothy baysh ana Nay fszx
b.tsi&d for ths high scoring has'<g
In ts~ matches of ths Wsmsn's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
"0ne-on-0ne"
Is Its Name
Mon Climbs Upon
Another's Back
Nv HAROLD SHAW

Another change in the Pacific
Lutheran starting lineup Saturday
night against st. Martin, hss eeen
ordered ~, Coach Gift Olsen AZ
the Rangers claim they have PER
fected . ''onc-on-one" Pass defense
for the Luther aerial circus
Georre Fslistrom. hasis
tackle from Roy. win open At
tackle In place Of Huge sasn-
son. Fsilstrem :. just sheut
IN = par with the regular
Lutheran tackles. Saanson
and George Anderson. and
Olson decided 10 rest Swanson
this game.
The Rangers. whose haekfield II
composed Of "shorties, claim they
will climb on each others backs
IN order 20 reach up and bat down
the Lutheran passes r. p. Windy"
Reynolds. St Martins publicity
demon. has modestly dubbed this
defense the "one-on-one" defense
claiming u is 100 per cent better
than = "two-on-one" defense.
Whether this defense viii trip
up Marv "Tommvgun" Tommervik
and his mates will not be known
until Saturday night but II Is
known that several thousand sol
diers and sailors are planning 10
take advantage ~ free admission
10 the game for all service men.
The army and navy fans are
reported 10 he planning IN
make an exhaustive study Of
the dangers of aerial lombard
ment a. exhibited nv the
Luther passing demon. Now
the soldiers and sailor. ran
also study the 81. Martins de-
Tense.
II will be the first winko league
start for the Rangers while the
Lutherans viii be playing their
second conference opponent, hav-
ing polished off Eastern Washing
ton Savsges. 27-0. last week
The game starts at o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Hitting the Old Head Pin

"a TsaHeh slightly Nafthw>st
rlaz.n. - th< rcwiess a -
.srenx uty i<.su~ IN shssr msf<n>s
- - nFo<a~sy sIi<ss THURSDAY
nsxH1 snnaslns ssA isr sas NJ.
- . - sus.l
~. sth<r city stars F~ii>d ever
go n ons nf fr~ fire sscrtnx -.
hlhstsrns Il ne s<ssen
tie 6~k~s~~ s~ssge< . 81
tAIls. kesseth 4<ueus>a
rel,~s ga a<sf t~es~a eto
al~es n~y>s sts go vv~1
n.s<xss 80
t1lsA sssss~ sss>s - ~
s<stshes 49, f<if Se~&ess
80. vhs<A ~ 10 s~s>~s 49,
ara ps~~t-s-sy hssa si~ss ~
tres WAk<<s~~.
Fhe 1f~eiefs wtth Tsd>ee snd
1ees<s taxing the fs~lins rcses
Fezilf ssss@a ard ti~a the htak
tssHa sInxis seors fnr the s>ssea
Al tnia tnsn registered 2ea> fox
rev high team total frr ths
year
ne .sefest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Aeros to Face
Tank Trap"
4lst Division Hos
New Formation

FORT LEWIs-Add 10 the Fly
Ing Wedge. the T formation and
other famous football formations
the Tank Trap" offensive which.
appropriately enough. In a develop
ment Of the <1st Division army
team.
The Tank Trap" will be initi-
sted Sunday Afternoon at Tacoma
stadium when the soldier squad
meets the Boeing Aircraft Aeros
Of Seattle In a Northwest league
conference tilt.
This new" Tank Trap" thing.
. brain child Of F1rst Lieut..
Loren ". Tuttle, head coach
Of the 4ist, IL q novel sort Of
formation that combines
power and deception to the
absolute exclusion Of furnish
ing any kind 81 Interference
for the hall carrier.
To attempt TO detail Inc play
would not be cricket To ssy moth
ing Of being fair to Tuttle's team.
Suffice to say, though. the thing
actually works.
Tuttls demonstrated this con
clusively In . friendly wager with
Lieut.. John haokenbruck. assistant
coach, who maintained the Tank
Trap would not work when shown
a diagram Of the play. They tried
il in scrimage and II worked. not
once. but repeatedly and for an
average gain OF 10 yards per play.
The board Of strategy for the
Soldier team will spring the Tank
Trap" Sunday the first time the
4lst gets in striking distance Of
the Aero goal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

In t.~haif sf the trout. . thank
them.
Carr and Hob went about So
miles off the Aetsler trail.
They report ~ many does and
fasns IN the highway In the
safe area that they almost usfs
compelled n halt their car Al
times 10 keep from killing than
with the msrhins.
The fuyaiiup river h sisfss
Mp good tr.m flshsss In Ne INV
81 region. sp~~dy Neises. wks
resides In No valley s~sess from
ihe bridge near ths Cusksss
hospital. repssss. Tks river.
however. n muddy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Seattle Ring Card Complete

Downs, X. NJ. s. Wsrsprite. lac
lbs. four rounds.
Joe Giberson Of Seattle Va
Johnny Holden of Detroit. 1+7 lbs
four rounds.
Soldier Harris Of Fort Lewis, Va
Bob Harvey. n. N. 8. Vsrsprits
$50 lbs. four rounds.
Jack Conley OF Seattle vs.. A
Keuhn of Everett. heavyweights
four rounds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

SEATTLE - Six bangup battles
will hold the fistic spotlight at the
Civic auditorium here next Tues
dsy night, October Il.
Harry Kid" Matthews of Sc
attic VS.. Danny Gill of Los An
geles, 165 lbs. ten rounds.
Little Black Joe of Manila vs..
Kenny Lindsay of Vancouver. 3. C.,
122 lbs, ten rounds.
AL Reado Of Everett vs. Wslly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Bob Uhl. Ball Player. Loses
Fight TO Escape Army Draft

yesterday Assla1 Uni. ~. -
injunction 10 void shs draft
boards evass for him IN 70
part for isAu~siss. eihrs 81
terns,. Leonard n. s<hssist.
said M would M . pssisiss
for . writ 81 hshsss essp4n
today.
I'M sought 10 avoid serssnptlss
IN grounds that HE smplo,meat
IN . shipysrd ~ss essential 10
fsnss employment and thsrsfoss
rates dsfsrmsst
rs pssitsss $50 l~Assssss
vessid deprive ~ ~ ~
ishssty ~tahsss 80 pse~s.s ~
Law. 80 sAsus~1 rr~x n>al.
assistant els~~tss ~ isAsssssa1
s~lstioes ~ M oeskisesw
shipbuiidisG Corp. foe v~sss-
isE "a sixs . form ssstiss t'hi
~as . necessary smpisye
I'M Immediately reported 81 th<
sfmory for induction after JsdE<
~. sure denied his original %.
tltsou.
Uni vent from the ssmi-pro hi.
~ San rfsnclsoo 10 chlesEo. tbs
Dssfast Tigers ami lsss pear u
Beaumont IN the Tfsas Ie.xps ~
= pitebsr. Ne hss bssn employed
a. q shlpfi,tsrs hsipsf st Bsthls-
hsm since Oct !. and yesterday
sss ordered 10 sppssr for lndae-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

San FRANCIsCO Robsrs Uhi,
professional baseball player owned
by the Detroit Tigers. today sought
To esape induction into the army
through q new appeal 10 The
federal courts
Federal Judge a. y. ~. sure
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
HosialE Nay
Box In EAT

naATu2 = ~ peaseeh. Gupne<
mld1bs~usgne e1smp6~n m>ov 49,
N Nsw yevs GA N ~ n rn11n.
dslpnss Ncv ~ oreee6lNo - Uuc0
r~essvsd hsrs te6ny :.
~ nsafels enness ~ - 1guoos
M n New Yeea. - ~ 4G1per1
hsth dslse A. ~ monoOoe. 49,
Marsne. oov1no1 leeot onn1n0
slrrIes thea heon ~ ~ aGeuDomk
psesenhss suDue>see Nv - ~
apteste1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11


Well ar. here a comes again
=. the little woman eusdeanx
the little cid mar 81 the house
he'd.
Mrs. Ann Presley. VIE q
Byron. the vel known ssth 81
and Nakims I've. business man.
resned the deer hlil. ~ oss-
norsn county In the Lcomi.
area
Thsy started from scratch.
Pres with q as csnher rife. rs
xifs with an old a. piece.
Zach hsgged q buck deer Al
about 80 yards, Byrnns tso-
pointer but Mrs fre.lsys
= six-pointer.
No. cir. the women certainly
are keeping pace. and very often
eutdoina. y bic man. Ho.haeds
should do something about The
situation.
nyren reports many d~ss KIN
I'd In that ARA and thai . great
ma jority were t~o-pe,ssers and
quite q few thr-e- pointers. No,
many FOUR and ever.
Also reports numerous Chin
zee pheassnts down in the val
lev lands around Lcomls
Which brings us 10 Bili Rlsa-
welt. Tacoma. and Mel VOORHEES,.
also this city.
BIZ. who hsgged his buck
deer in the Carlton area of oks-
hogan. reports Hungarian part
ridges bountiful In the high hills.
two miles or % up.
Bumped into them In fioess
every half mile or - apart.
Some fiocks had not less than Is
birds, other a. high a. 10 hirds
said Bill.
voorhees,. who visited near
Prosser. ysbims valley. earlier
this week. reports native ranch
ers there A. saying there are
more Chinks this season than
the ranchers have seen in years.
Quite q number OF other local
hunters and fishers who have
been In the Yakima and Fllens-
burg areas bring back the same
encouraging report
Nut the state game de-
pertmenf insists half the 1871
spring hatch was Loaf through
rainy. cold weather.
And because Of that the
no-hen ~ ~as adopted by the
state gar commission.
The game ohisfs may he right.
hut this corner 10 beginning IN
get suspicious We are almost
ready TO believe the state hatch.
cry output was reduced this sea
son and that the no-hen law wss
set 10 take up the hatchery DIFF.
ference for the le42 crop.
This no-hen law In no bother
to your old neighbor. who will
do his hu- ng Oregon and
Idaho. where more liberal rules
prevail.
But he still argues that the
no-hen law win make n q sim
pie matter for those natives who
live IN the pheasant areas. They
can shoot hens and take them
To their nearby homes. just ~
II doesn't protect the hens In
the Yakima reservation, where
federal treaty permits the In
dams 10 hunt when and what
they desire on their own lands.
The hunters from other SEE
8bus % INV ssSs~s "p
have n tvsnspert tsslr hrds
cant have these favers.
Too. ~ Byron Presley says,
Maybe tbey want the western
side hunters N stay In their
own hack yard and NOT c"soes-
trate On uss blras N EASTERN
Washington"
IL game chiefs would soaesn-
trsts on prodoeinG great num-
bers Of birds for western wash
ington. mos, ~ the home hunt
srs. I am sure. would be glad 10
remain al home
The game chiefs have q diff
cult and thsnklens task No mat
ter what they do they VIII have
their oorns stepped on, just a.
this corner 10 doing nov.
do believe. however. that the
men are deadly sincere and are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Only Southern California Trsns top the Washington Huse In
round-robn
Teams don't games kind offenss II
barbshop quaebacks singing out Of tune this
Who's going to win and by how much?
There's need go any further This has the
answer % for all the high school games of local interest
upon earlier this here the
n games this week end:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

P1ctnr~d here ere frssk
Graham ard ~. l. n uAsk.
small ard hss same hunters.
Th~ hunter 81 the head ~ she
h.r mec~e. heldire . rtf,e ssd
hooking ~ ths esus~fa- u
Graham.
That. Dce sstting esct the
hik ees.
The mea report mee.~ as-
ususlt, alert and not one whit
curious.
Al the fret intimstiea that
man is near 81 hand the, get
mp ard 70 not Tor = fs~
blacks hut fer several mis~..
Graham ssss-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

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Nshal n1nry csI1ps. up~s<ny 49, :
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
lst what this corner did

40 a point
Now break this into five different rankings
81 Point
90 Points scored by opponents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Passing Ut Along
With herold Shsv

I'm tell YOU what's wrong with those Washington Huskes
they're defensive team chorused the harbeshop quar-.
erbacks all this week. They haven't ofense Leok
nj the record"
So that's Just what this did.
Going back 1886 when the Pacific Coast conference
adopted its present round robin schedule here's the
poste box the five of campaigning which
Washington California and Stanford each win Rose
Bowl bid while Southern California appeared in Pasadena
twice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Dorothy Daysk ana May fux
s.tsisd for ths high scoring hon<S
In fb~ matches IT the W6msn's
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04

not necessary, you can join as petty officer
right away-with higher pay and allowances.
Also, if you have two or more years of college
credits there are special opportunities to be-
come Naval aviator or com 'nissioned officer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04

Miss Mary Mott spent Monday ev-
ening with Lawson Carr's Mr.. Col
lin Rogers of Mt Vernon spent Sat
urday night with his father, John
Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Ged-
des spent Saturday with Harvey
Hallowell of Spurrier ridge Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Hooper called on
Mrs. Delbert Eddleblute, Sunday aft
ernoon, who is recovering from a
broken ankle. Mrs. Irene Randall
Of Canton spent Wednesday with
her mother, Mrs. Ida Hooper. The
eight pound daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs Ransom Lane, Nov. 26, has
been named Marilyn Kaye Mr..
and Mrs Guy Roberts and family Of
Parkersburg spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Geddes Mrs. Mil
dred Geddes and Mrs. Ressie Fox
spent Thursday with Ransom Lanes
Of Deerfield. Mrs. Fox remained
until Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
James Cox and daughter Wanda of
Marietta spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. P. Daugherty.- Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson and son Larry,
Of Roseville, spent Friday night
with Clarence Scott's Mrs. Anna
Geddes is spending few days at the
Pete Geddes home
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04

former member of this church, was
present, and with the accompani-
ment of her harp, sang.--Several
members of Webb Chapter, o. E. S.,
attended the reception given Satur-
day evening by Mt. Moriah Chap
ter, Beverly, honOring Roberta
Mindling, who was recently elected
Grand Assistant Conductress.--Mr
and Mrs. Howard Leasure have
rented the Parsons cottage on the
north river road. They formerly
resided with their daughter, Mrs. J.
B. Medley, whose home was recent
ly destroyed by fre.--J. B. Medley,
who is employed at Ironton, spent
the week end here with his family.
Miss Alta Grimes has returned to
GAINESVILLE, after spending several
days with Mrs. Ellen Powelson.-
Mrs. Leota Echerd. commercial
teacher, spent the week end at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boyd, of Cambridge.
Passing OF Aged Citizens
With the passing of Mr.. David
Coler, go, Stockport, has recently
lost four highly respected aged cit
liens, Mrs. Lucy McKibben, "a; Mr..
]. r. McAnulty, S8; Mr.. Homer
Grimes, go, and Mr.. Coler, 92.
David COler's Funeral
Funeral services for David Coler,
90, were held at 2 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon at the Dale church, with
Rev. Mr.. Householder, officiating.
Burial was made in the church cem-
etery Mr.. Coler died Wednesday of
last week, following a short illness
resulting from fractured hip sus-
tanned in fall few days prior to
his death. Mr.. Coler spent most of
his life in Marion township, recent
ly moving here. Survivors are his
wife, Mrs. Savilla Clice Coler, of
the home; three sons, Wm Coler of
Pattin Mills; Charles of Barberton,
and Edward of Toledo; and a
daughter, Mrs. Eta Calendine, of
Pattin Mills.
o. f. S. Officers
At recent meeting of Webb
Chapter, o. E. S., the following Off
GERS were elected for the coming
year: w. NJ, Mamie Cheadle; W.
P, Carl Fell: Assist. M, Elaine
Kinney; Assist. Patron, J. A. Ken
nard; Cond., Elizabeth Erwin;
Assist. Cond., Catherine Evans;
Sec'y, Besse Mercer; Treas, Laura
Other officers will be
named later.
Goth Wedding Anniversary
December 1st marked the Goth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Choguill Besides the