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Two Finish.

CONTINUED From Pare -
Ray SorelPs No. 2 Govt, in e Sc
NE 7-34N-2W.
Outside of that, the field was
calm, with operators for the most
part apparently inclined to take
things easy until spring
The full field report:
il. AGEW.wRAUsE no. T.
NE sw SEE e-36N-sw
Rig up.
J.H. AGEN.KRAUBE NO. g.
NV NH SE e43sfs-3W
Location
III. AGEN-KRAUsE NO. g.
SW NE Sc 9-35N-5W
Location
BIG wEsT.ELIxNCsON 30. g.
e NE NV 23-5SN-3W
Spudded 1855; testing, 1745.
j. n. CATYsEFTsGE sss8&8 no. S.
SW SEE NV 9-S5N-3W
iS sS' !. ~ 1887. 70. isss. 50 Il. On IN
hole. Acidissd 1000 gals. Re-scidiSed and
testing.
J. B. CATLErT-GF esSs4s NO.
SW ME NE a-SEN-5W
spudded I0-s0-45: cave string set, 1898;
Production string set. 1879; drilling in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. H.
NE NV NV 19-36N-2W
Spudded I0-e-4s; EMs 2640. I'd. 2eSs;
800 f. fluid Installing pump.
COOLIDGE q OooLEDGB-HENJAMIN NO.
NE ME essN-Iw
Drilling, 1880.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s-A
NE NV SE 18>S6N-3W
Testing. 1891.
MARnRsEK%50v~T no. b.
SE SW MA 11-SSN-8W
Location
MUwGER-MAEONEx NO. S.
SW SEE SEE 5~34E-1W
COMPLETION 1-13-46. EN-, 1886. To
shoot and test oil show.
RAY B0RREE.E~ssOvsK essSo NO. B.
EE HE 7-SAN-xW
I'd. 1855. pa, 1854 Shot with 10 OTIS
and 30 OTIS. TO clean cat and acidize.
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One Well

NG3@Aea@@~%N - $500 - ~
The full field report:
CARTEm-MALvERsON NO.
G ME NV 25-34N-5W
Rigging up.
CARTRR-I.ARaaON NO.
spudded 1855: top Colorado. Ses;
drilling 2s0o.
DM@sAa0ME-TRERAL 29s no. B.
NV NE NV 2g-S2N-SW.
Spudded 1885; drilling. $500.
@. Q. FRARx.CHATTRRT0N NO. 1
Sc NE NE 22-S7N-6W
Rig UP.
HANNAH.poRTER1TRE SGT NO.
Sc NE NE 26~S2N-sW
apudded 7-2x-ag; standing. 49,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s43 NO.
Sc SEE SIC 23-S2N-6W
spudTied 7-z6-46; whipstock cenlented.
.zs36. Set s-inch pipe 1852 Voc
sNx.AND EsspFME-TRImATs 9os NO.
NV SE Sc 26S1N-6W
Spudded 7-25-45; standing. 800.
JACK LEwEs-TRHBAL CONTRACT ~ NO.
NV Nw ME zes2N-ew
Spudded 11-12-45 COMPLETION l-l6-
40; I'd, 327O. Average producer.
VI. w. MACUYRETRTBAL SOC NO. 3
G MA NEA NW% 2SSzN-0W
Location
PE0TKB-ENLAND EMPIRE TRIBAL 500
sE NE sE 11-s2N-sw
Spudd@d S25-45s standing, $50.
TwxACU.HEHaxsMA NO. 9
c Sc NE lS~SS~5W
Spucded 7-25- IS; drilling in.
UNFUN.A. HARRINGTON NO. 7
Sc NV SW 1s-S3N-5W
Voc, sos.
UNEOE-FULLsER NO.
NV SW SCI 17-33N-5W
Location.
UNT0N-LAFGEBEER NO.
NE NV NE NV 1S-35N-5W
Spuddsd 1S-56-46; drilling, 2z30.
UNEUw.BTELMR NO. 91
G NV Sc SIZE 1e-33N-6w
Drilling, 1115s
UNHOw-REGNEY NO. Q
CSM S& NW% 2-3SN-6W
Drilling, 1f20.
UNTOE.WARFxELD NO.
NE ME E-35M-6W
Drilling 430.
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Oil Well Supply
Continued From Page -

been maintained at Casper, hand
ling Colorado, Wyoming, Alberta
and Montana business of the com
pany, with R. L. Armstrong in
charge
Casper win now be headquarters
for the company's southern Rocky
Mountain district 1t will serve
Colorado and southern Wyoming.
The Casper office will be in charge
of ]. H. Hill, formerly with the on
Well Supply Co. at Ponca City,
Oklahoma.
To serve the Canadian district, an
office is being established in Cal
gary, in charge Of Allan Weir, who
is being transferred from the COM
pany home office at Dallas, Texas.
Having jurisdiction over the
three district offices will be
division office which is being es-
tablished at Denver. This viii be
in charge of Armstrong as division
manager.
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SUMMONS

In the DEstrfcs Court of the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State OF Montana, In and
for the County of Cascade.
JEAN d. FREEMAN, Plaintiff VS.
CHARLES AUGUST FREEMAN, Defend
ant
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings TO the Above Named Defendants,
and TO Each of Them:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint IN this action which Is filed
In the office of the Clerk Of this Court
a copy of which Is herewith served upon
one of you In each County wherein any
Of you reside, and 70 file your answer and
serve copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the serv-
ice of this Summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and IN case Of your failure to
appear or answer, Judgment viii be taken
against you, by default, for the relief de
manded in the complaint
Plaintiff seeks an absolute divorce from
defendant for both desertion and non
support
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
Court this 9th day of January, 1946
AGNES SCHRAPPS,
Court SeaIl Clerk
II. b. HOFFMAN,
L. w. PAUL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
500 First National Bank Bldg
Great Falls Montana.
Date Of first publication Jan. r. 1916
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EQUIPMENT

DRILLING EQUIPMENT. National No. 2
machine, Star No. 2B, Standard OUTFIT
with sort steel derrick cable tools for
shallow and deep drilling. Fishing tools,
boilers, engines. s. w. Pressey. Pueblo
colo. lid
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T0OLE COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Toole CountY Abstract Co.
Shelby, Montana
ON AND Gas IEAsEs

OA1 AND OdS LEAot<H
State of Montana to Hannah. Porter Co.
all of sec 16-32-1w.
Same 20 same. all of sec 2l-32-1w
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
A. Beardslee to Margaret c. Broderick.
sw, IS, NV. 1e-32-1w.
RESOLUTION
Mariss River Syndicate to The Public.
authorizing trustee to sell the sw Sc, n
Sc Sc. sw Sc Sc, 5-34-1w, conveying s7M e.
Of oil and gas rights; NV. 6-33-le, carrying
STA 70 Of oil and gas rights: sw sw. 90
35-1ws carrying 500 of oil and gas rights;
sw NV, 33-35-iw, conveying 70gd OF oil
and gas rights.
MINUTES
Marias River Syndicate to The Publici
authorizing conveyance by trustee to Earle
H. Montgomery of Shelby, for sum Of
$4,000 Of: Oil and gas lease on sw sw.
20-35-1w, together with 500 of oil and
gas; n sw NV, 33-35-1w, together with
70% of oil and gas rights; and 90g OF
oil and gas rights on sw Sc, n sc Sc, sw Sc
Sc. 5-34-1w.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Twinfelds OIL Co. York Montana OH
Co, and James A. MACEDONIAN, 10 Boris
s. Aronow, sw, 81. NV NV, %, ne ne.
20, Sc, ne, 20. Sc Sc, 17-35-3w
Send a contribution to the Sun
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MACHINERY

FOR SALE: 8 Medal Toruue Converters,
n first class condition. &e50.00 each,
ali for 81. 5o0.00. Dunlap q Graham.
2450 Cerrftos Avenue. Long Beach 9,
Calf
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River Dome
(Washaaxis County,
Pure 0az Nxs
MWA 1A~46-@1
DsT ae 7a7D. 30 &C. sn Fronsdsr, showed
sor Sso9o wet @as- Sesame 58-grMvtty
pipe at 1885. Top Muddy s11T DST 1880
showed 5000 M gas and 200 bfszs. con
densata peg day. SchluHberger 1900
coTsd pasa sa &c re e ees; SaO
fntsic limestone. miiphuric odur, porous.
dolornite ncnsperosass sui bur odor.
gas Cored Io'07I16. o7s. rec It cherry
dolomtte, no show. Drilling, 1925. In
E.mnar.
Pure GA No. 3
Setting loldch. szsO; drilling, 1910. In
Cody shale.
Rock River Dome
(AIbany County,
Ofzso-Harrasom O Cooper NO. 10
Sec S-79-TS
Installing pump $500.
OhIo-H arrisom a Cooper No. 10
Drilling. 100. CF1Rsr REpoRT)
Send Drew
(aot Springs Comneyl
ssnd Draw ON Ca~Eage Soma Draw Umit
sW NV sw 24-szNs5w
Standing 611G.
ScrufoQd
Carbon County,
Reserve Walker No.
G SW SW 12-16N-S5W
I'd, 6370. 2 B., 6l88. Testing.
Shawnee WildcUt
Converse County,
CaxssFG<a use
G sw wv 1e-ssN-8sw
Spudded 8-21-46; cored 3600-5. rec. ~
inches dark carbonHceUus shale. Mixing
mud T d. $685.
Sheriddn Prospect
(Sherasaan Cowmtyl
aco~wsRhe@ NO.
SEE NE 1g-SS-&EW
Drilling, 6A42.
Skull Creek
weston County,
Morsom n saegezsssaae No.
G SW ME 16~&&N-62W
Showing for commercial well In Muddy
sand S341-3s6G. Testing. I'd, 54l2. P.B,
1888.
South Byron Ffeld
(Big Horn County,
Tnyzor-Govs. No.
g SW NE 31-56N -0SW
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Send a contribution to the Sun
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FOR SALE. 1000 feet finch Cd. New
casing s. A Hole, Shelby, Mont. 12-29-d
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Tnyzor-<sovs. No. 4
c SW NE 3I-56N 96W
I'd, 6067; P.B-. 2715.
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LEASES

FOUR HUNDRED ACRES for lease In the
Kelvin field for testing below the Ellis
sand. Prospects good Royalties all in
tact. Correspondence invited L. o. Han
son. Box 2B1, Kalispell. Mont. l-12-d
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FOR SALE. 500 shares Dakota Montana
Oil Stock. Might trade. What have YOU?
Address BOX 207. Montana OIL Journal
12-2o-d
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| OFFER PRODUCTION ROYALTIES IN
CHEYORKA POOL. SEMINOLE COUN-
TY, OKLA. GOOD INCOME JOHN
SToUPPAS, 522 w. Broad St, Columbus,
Ohio. lied
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WILL BUY producing oil properties or
royalties In Montana or Wyoming, 81
leBitimately priced. All inquiries prompt
ly answered. Dyer, 1885 Champa, Den
yer. 18Th
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or.

WILL PAY top price for Landowners Roy
atty anywhere in the Cut Bank field.
either oil or gas area. Production pre-
ferred, but not necessary. Box 206, Mon.
tana OIL Journal 12-2o-d
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANT DECIDED LANDS IN SEMI
PROVEN TERRITORY, ANYWHERE
IN MONTANA VIM. H. Field Co, Co
lumbia Bldg. Spokane, Wash. i-l2-b
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. BYHALIA
BY MISS ECHO sOUTHwICK

BY MISS ECHO SOUTHWICK
Word has been received that
Cpl. Ashby Sheares has landed on
the west coast, and will arrive
home in few days. His brother,
Wesley, who was a prisoner of the
Japanese for three and one half
years is enjoying a six months
furlough at home.
Revival meetings will begin Jan.
20 at the Friends church and con-
tinue for the next two weeks.
Byhalia basketball team upset
Raymond in a game played Fri
day night They play Broadway,
Jan. 25, and hope to do the same
to them.
Mr.. and Mrs Beryl Rockhold
arrived home after an extended
visit in Colorado.
Paul Fisher arrived home Fri
day. He has been in the European
theatre.
Mrs. Jennie SouthWick spent
Thursday in Marysville, with her
daughter-in-law, Mary Southwick
The Byhalia Independant bas-
ketball team played Columbus Ig-
milton Saturday night. They plan
to have a game the following Sat
urday, Jan. 26.
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, YORK SCHOOL NEWS

Superintendent Francis f. Hub
er announces the honor roll and
perfect attendance record for the
first semester, in York Local
school.
Grades Honor Roll--A, Larry
Cahill, Danny Dewitt, Edgar Good
win, Lemione Lucas, Harold Park,
Lois Irwin, Betty Laughrey. Lar
ry Coons, Sharon Mathys, B. Rob-
ert Hawk, Terry Kemp, Larry
Phipps, Phillip Pyers, Susie East
man, Willis Beard, Jerry Dewitt,
Paul Smith, James Wade, Evelyn
Eastman, Thirza Foreman, Judy
Marsh, Judith Cahill, Paul Fish.
Barbara Dewitt, Herbert Cahill,
Gene Marsh, Joe Ballinger, Janet
Jacobs, Betty Oller, Joann Haines,
Jean Seaman, Lloyd McCrary, Jim
Cahill, Bob Cahill.
Grades perfect attendance Ed
gar Goodwin, Jack Hines, Betty
Davis, Evelyn Eastman, jeanne
Jacobs, James Wade, Mary East
man, Priscilla McMahan, Peggy
Seaman, Dolores Webb, Kenneth
FawIey, Jerry Pyers, Virginia Dav-
is, Joe Ballinger, John Webb, Jean
Seaman, Jimmie Cahill,.
High school honor roll - A,
Floyd Ballinger; B, Dorothy Dill,
Roberta Gehoe, Patty Smith, Ted
Smith, Mary Louise Hoover, Jayne
Andrews, Shirley Brooks, Marybell
Cornwell, Robert Jacobs, Anna
Catherine Goodan, Phyllis Kerns,
Doris Disbennett, Geneva Foster,
Anna Oller, Robert Warrington,
Carla Boyce, Marjorie Hull, Louise
McCrary.
High School perfect attendance
Dorothy Dill, Robert Reese. Nor
ma Boyce, Orma Boyce, Donald
Jordan, Lewis Oller. Mary Louise
Hoover, Ray Ballinger, Beatrice
Fawley, Anna Mae Boyce, Anna
Catherine Goodan, Phyllis Kerns
Carla Boyce, Alma Grace Fawley
/
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ESSEX

Mr.. and Mrs. william Ransome
and daughter, Anna Lucille Par
iSh, spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Allen.
Johnny Adams Jra son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Adams, who is re-
ceiving medical treatment at the
Marion City hospital, is improving
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Graham,
and Mrs. Weldon Allinder and
daughter, Nancy Lee, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rob-
ertSon, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arby Cramer and
daughter, Brenda, of Redwood,
called at the Robertson home
Friday.
Mr.. Fred Siders, of Marion, has
sold his property there, and is NOV
ing to the home of his son-in-law
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Ridgeway

Fish Fry Set
Ridgeway Lions Club is sponsor
ing Fish Fry, Feb. q at the high
school gym. Everybody invited,
New Stock Coming
The Cramer Hardware at Ridge
way has received notice that thy
will have in stock galvanized ware
and radios in a very snort time.
Again we are putting on a drive
for old clothing at the Ridgeway
Methodist church. If you have any
old clothing, bring them to the
home of Mrs. Joe Bratty as soon
as possible. This clothing is to be
sent TO the relief Of war suffers.
BY Committee
Midweek Bible study Thursday,
at 1880 pm.
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FOX DRIVE Is PLANNED
IN SETTLEMENT DISTRICT

Plans for a fox drive, to be held
in the Settlement neighborhood
Jan. 26, are being completed by a
group of farmers in that commun-
ity in an effort to get rid of some
of the four-legged vermin.
Participants will meet at $50
m. in the Farm Bureau building.
Shot guns only will be permitted,
and proceeds from the sale of
pelts will go to the Division of
Conservation for propagation pur-
poses.
Ladies of the community will
serve lunch at noon in the Farm
Bureau hall.
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and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Yer
non Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Seaman,
of Dayton, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Under
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barker were
among those present at dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Myers at Marysville.
Others were there from Columbus,
Springfield and Raymond. The oc-
casion was in honor of three re-
turned servicemen from overseas:
Robert Barker, and Billy Dildine,
who have both home about three
months; Harold Dildine, who re.
ceived his discharge last week, af-
ter 80 months overseas. The Dill.
dine boys live at Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Underhill, OF
Marion, Edith Howser, of Rich,
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shu.
Ter and family; and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Dean Doyle spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Charles Under,
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Adams
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. D. Adams at Delaware, Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Parish entertain
ed Mrs. Mary Sanders, Mrs. Cora
Engle, Mrs. Laura Robertson anC
| Mrs. Daisy Hoffman at a sewing
| bee Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lu
ellie Parish and son, Larry anC
Miss Dorothy Woodard called dur
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Harrimans is better
after being confined to her home
several days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryle Mosher ant
family, of Raymond, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Morgan and Mrs. Eff
fie Mosher, Sunday. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robertson
gave a birthday dinner Sunday foI
their granddaughter, Nancy Lee
| Allinder Other guests were PATTI
and Eva Carol Allinder and Yer
nellie Long.
Jim Fry called at home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Allen, Sunda!
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald White wer,
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Joe WasSerbeck and family.
Mrs. Daisy Hoffman spent Mon
day evening with Mrs. Mary San
ders.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. AM
Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Hoffman and daughter, am
iMr. and Mrs. Donald White, o
near Redwood, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Sager and family, of near La
true, called at the Arthur Mile
home, near Larue, with we'll fill
ed baskets to remind Mrs. Mile
that Saturday was her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller an,
family, of Marion, visited Mrs
Cora Engle Monday evening.
Miss Margaret FooS spent Tues
day night with Donna Adams an
attended the Richwood-Byhali
basketball game at Byhalia.
Word has been received fror
Marion Foreman, who is Statione
in Japan, that he was promoted t
Master sergeant on Christman day
Marion is the son of Mrs. Loui
KernS, of Mt. Victory, and neph
ew of Mrs. Lucille Roberts. Hi
wife is the former Wanda Hines
of Redwood. He has been in tn
Army three years and viii cele
brate his 21St birthday January 2
He was employed by Mr.. Clyd
Carter before entering he army.
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NEW BAPTIST MINISTER
BOY, 8, GETS HIS FOX;
so DOES HIS GRANDPA

An 8-year-old boy, Wesley Kav-
anaugh, of West Mansfield, bagged
a red fox last Saturday in the fox
hunt conducted north of West
Mansfield.
His grandfather, Chester Kav-
anaugh, also killed a fox, as did
Charles Fillinger, in the hunt.
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AMBULANCE TRIPS

The following ambulance trips
were made last week by w. E..
Winter, of Raymond.
Albert Heath from home near
Petersburg, to Mary Rutan hos
pital, Bellefontaine.
Mrs. William Rheyne from her
home near Raymond to Mary Ru-
tan hospital, Bellefontaine.
Mrs. Delmar Eastman and baby
son from San Antonio hospital,
Kenton, to their home near York
Center.
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shop AT Martins

Shop and save at Martins self
serve store, Mt. Victory. It's the
most convenient way to shop. Help
yourself to the best quality foods,
fresh fruits and vegetables. You'll
find them always fresh, always
good.
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4oOO NEW FARM PoNDs

US. farmers stocked about 1900
new farm ponds with fish in 1945.
Conservation authorities say the
ponds will produce $50 pounds or
more of fish annually per acre of
water.
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. PEORIA SCHOOL NEWS

The Peoria Better Schools Club
will hold its first meeting of the
New Year at 8 pm. Thursday.
A good program is in store for
you and a pot-luck supper will be
served. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rayner
of Marion. Ohio, visited John Ray
ner's home last Sunday.
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JANUARY q, 1916

Mrs. Clayton Temple, of Mt. Vic
tory, entertained in honor of her
niece, Sue Simpson, whose sixth
birthday was Jan IS. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. c. d..
.Tenple, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Temple, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Smith
and son, Denny, Miss Mary Ann
Faber and Mr.. and Mrs. Marlowe
Simpson, daughter Sue and Rose
Marie, all of Mt. Victory.
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ATTEND FUNERAL

Misses Marie and Mildred Sta
ley, York Center; Mrs. Earl Nor
ris, West Mansfield; and Mrs. En-
no Rausch and son, Frank, New
Dover, attended funeral services
for their cousin, c. r. Woodwork,
in GAINESVILLE, Saturday.
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John Leneek, of the Navy, was
home on 15-day leave and then
returned to Key West, Fla.
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at pu-
bile auction at his farm, located &
miles southeast of KentOn, 8 miles
north of Mt. Victory, ON
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w. Mansfield
in the local treasury.

in the local treasury.
Founders Day banquet, salary
for the Scoftmaster, and other
matters will be taken into con-
sideration. The social hour at the
close cf the program will be in
charge of the ninth and tenth
grade mothers.
For the Feb. 26 meeting, a not
ed magician has been engaged for
entertainment. The entire public
is invited to attend these meetings.
NEW BAPTIST MINISTER
The Rev S. A. Sedzoil, pastor of
the Gospel circuit in Champaign
county has resigned to accept a
call to the West Mansfield Bap-
tist church.
Other churches in the circuit
from which he resigned are the
Myrtle Tree Baptist, Jenkins chap
el, and Mingo Baptist. He will as
sumo his new duties Feb. 10.
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ENTERTAIN FOR SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morris, OF
West Mansfield, entertained at
their home in West Mansfield, on
Monday evening, in honor OF their
son, Sgt. John L. Morris, who re-
Gently was discharged from the
Army after serving in Neurnburg,
Germany. Guests were:
Sgt. and Mrs. Rausch and baby;
Mrs. Brook Corrill and Mrs. Lee
Morris, Springfield; Mrs. Emo
Rauseh, New Dover; Misses Marie
and Mildred Staley, York Center;
James Rausch, York Center; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Stanley and sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and Robert
and Dick Morris, West Mansfield
and Jane Morris, Bellefontaine,
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PIT. A. TO MEET

The Parent Teachers association
of West Mansfield will meet Jan.
%. Judge A. t. Bray, of Bellefon-
taine, will give the pricipal address
on Laws Affecting the Rural
School Child"
The room mothers, other parents
and teachers will meet at 7:30 p
m. in the children'S rooms to dis
cuSs problems. The regular month
ly meeting will be conducted in the
high school auditorium at 8 p. m.
Local town officials are invited to
be special guests of the evening.
The program will consist of an
opening hymn by the audience, de-
.votions by the Friends church, spe-
cial music by the school orchestra,
the address by Judge Bray and a
report on the state PIT. A. con-
vention by President c. H. Goff.
Business will include reports by
the secretary, and subscriptions in
club lots at 40 cents each for the
P. IT. A. magazine will be received
by Mrs. Zula Atkinson. Ten cents
of each subscription will remain
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
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