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WAYNESVILLE, OHIO, WEDNESDAY SEPT EMBE R 5, 1923 Mrs, J. H . Colema n wal on the lick list, Ilist week ;--- - Mi!8 Ruth Stan~berry. of Dayton . 'pent Illat week here with rela~
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Labor Day. waa uBhered In with a damp. drizzlin g rain. and for a time the weathe r conditio ns were BUC~ that it seemed the celebr<1tlon at Phillips park would have to be post· poned. About noon the sun was trylnll to ahine. and the afterno on proved to be rather pleasan t. A fairly good crowd Qlsembled at the park • .and the enterta inment given was very good. and every. one went away feelinlr that they were well repaid for going. The prlzea given were all worth while, and were contellted for with a vim. Following are the contests and wlnnen :
There are lots of attracti ons at th e Wm. Robert. on, of Dayton . apent Warre, County fair this year, Sept. SUDday here vial tin. frlendl. . ember 11. 12. IS and 14.
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Winter is Upon Us .Are your buildings in prop er repa ir? Hav e you .mad e you r stock com-, fortable in wint er quar ters? Hav eyo u built that chicken h ou se you pro mi sed you r wife? Hav e you put dow n that feeding floor for the pigs? Hav e you laid the cem ent walk arou nd the house and yard ? .. You may need a few shingles, a few boards, a little plaster,
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Wa)'Deaville. Ohio
Th, clau of '21 held tbeir annual reunion .' last Friday livening. at S ' '1\ T f h .penclr 9 saw mi. en out 0 t e elghte: n were present . and al\ had a good tlmll. Welne~8 furnbbe d the menu for the occasion.
MR. Julia Donovan had al her gueata for Bupper Monda yevenln i. ~rll. Chas. Wrllllht and dau,hte r. Elizabe th. Mr. and Mn. Jeaae Wright . Dr. and Mrs. A . T. Wrlaht . Mrs. Llna Devitt. Mra. J. B. ChapThe ballaam e between the Clerkl man and lion, Robert. and the Comme rcial club waa ·a hotl, conteste d one. the Bcore up to the Mr. and F. H. Miitenberiller bad eighth innina belnlt 4 to 1. but tbe as their guests Sunday for dinner. Clerks went up in the air In the ninth Mrs. Mary E. Louil. Mr . and Mri. and the Club tied the score. but in H, E. Legler. Mr. and Mra. J. C. the tenth the Clerks put over the Whyte and daughte r, Mary lAmore. winning run. Tberew ullagoo ddeal of Dayton , and Mr. and MrI.J. H. of scrappln ll, especIally Billainat the Smith, of Waynesville. most honest umpire that Will ever on the field . Tbe Clerks got a good Mr. and Mrs. E. S. B.i1y enterbox of cigars from C. C. Cook, for tained at dinner, Monday, Mn.Ch u. winning the Ilame. Wright and dallght er, ot Duquel ne. There were no contest ants for the - - - ~-------church and Sunday · school havlnlll tbe Pa. Mr. and Mrll. J eSBe Wright , of 1 Springb oro', Dr. and Mrs. A. T. p 8 ent Wright , Mra. Julia Donova n, Mr. in and Mn. J. B. Chapma n and M_rl. one vehicle Will given to Chal. BradM'I88 Ruth Newlan d, of Chicago, It i Mert Baird, Alfred and Elliott the gueat of W. H Allen and familV ' 1 bury, of Oregon ia, he baving seven In hill machin e. He received 52 in Wright and Charlea and Robert 1" Chapma n. trade at D. R. Smith'lI Itore. . Have ,our Tubes vulcani led at the --. . Mother with I.he Waynesville Auto and Machin ery Co. I Jargelt tamlJ, of (Contin ued from laat week) The WayneavJlle Comme rcial club daulrht erl, no cont.ta llta. On Friday evening . Geol'8e and . enterta ined the Rotarv club, of Leb' l t I t I We are proud of Mr. Katblee HardlD n Henden oD enterta ined a g 811 d f I t Wed d t Pbllr W. N. Sears an. ami yepen III '! bein a Christia n ruler. How The larlrellt I.mlly prnent wu well anon, as nee ay a 1111 won by Thomu Hardin, who re- merr, compan y of their yoanlr week with relative s In Greenvilld, h g I'fi d th d f the ~ark. The late afterno on wu spent ceived one gallon of Ohl ice cream trom friend. at a lawn party at their ! e eXf:'mp I e OHe wor s o . 10 • Irame of indoor bue bail aDd o. . psalmis t, "The God of Israel said. after five innings the home. The lawn wu Ilgbted with g.m~ wu W. C. Phl1llps . Russell Hale, of Springf ield, spent I the Rock of Israel spake to me-:-He electric IIllhtB and taeteful l,. decora· called on account of darknll ll, end • . Fatber with tbe larlCest lamlly of th week-end with Dan and Forrest Ithat ruleth over men must ted with Japanes e lantern l and dowbe Just,. i t' 80nl went to Jllle Burton. who raBr:wn. ruling in the fear of ~od." It II ~ lD~h: ~o~: wu 22 22. and hadlcel voo a S2 roast from Jeff Smith, ers. Dancing , muaic and out·doo r , Imatter of congrat ulation s to Amerl· the Commercial club toended games were enjoyed throulrb out the the pme tbe butcher . Mrs. Klipper t,. of Blanche ster, lcans that no infidel or atheist evening . DaiDtv rtfreabm enta were ~n be with tllelr orllrlna llina-up , the 1IC0r. The oldeet man on the ~roundl IIpent last week With her elater. Mri. elected to the higlilest o~ce eervOO. In our mi ht have been differen t. There were aixty ll'Ueeta The WBI OWln Burnet, who received $1 Llda Smith . Klft Eight of our presuJe nts have Il th present . b t _ _ worth . of b.rberl . n, . from . Lee Hawke game roug uu wq a ee. . . been Episcop alians. elgbt ed be J Tbe ba.viea t man prov SpeCial -PrIZes for Farm Boreau ' l Presbyt erians. four Method ists were Old ball la e" were In evidenc e on to • Mill8ee Luella William80n and Ellie and both id P Yb i d b er. B, Pence, who received Grange . Boys' and Girls' work. Get ' foUf Unitarl an8 two Dutch a $1.26 dlllh Bawke entertai ned at the home of O fteform . ta a es, w b tDb l1iljfon e y,W . r for a prize IIlrbt from the Wa,nee vllle Motor the former, a number layen, U UI n. . carea b ave S b I r p of their III me . I Ied while of the. ' enti~e num . er, only made them forget tbe pme, and a el qaDCY· friendll on Mondl1 . Septem ber'S; in Mr. and Mn. John Smltb epent two were not Identifi ed With lOme with ltiff knees and IIUff arm. it WBI The :prettie tlt girl proved to be honor of Harold Wllllam80n. Sunday with Frank Miltenb erger . cburch. and even lbt:y were The Chriat· comical in the extrem e to Me tbem Evelyn Johnl, who aot a $160 Jon· evening was spent In pl.ylng carda ian believe rs. an d f am II 'i, 0 f Rou te 6. to. t t ta f I teel Double Compac t from the Olde,- and varloua other games, after wbich II un 0 ong ago. We are proud of him beeauee of • "",mp During the progrellB of the g.me P .ce Drng 1". vw. LOST DOG-S hepher d and hound his courtes y and dignity . delicloua refresh ments were served Anyone Marlba l Bentley arrested J. A. KiI: .Man and wife from the longllt by theh0 8t_. Thelnv ltedgue sta cr088ed ; yellow and whih'; tail half of humble position who approac hed patrick who w.s the umpire for dlutanc e were Prof. and Mrs. Wm. were the MiSBt!8 Luelle St. John, length . Call Ralph Weller. I' him would be r . eceived wilh as much parkln~ wrong while in Wayn~ville M~chene r, of ~ittsburg: Pa., wbo r~ Esther Hender80n, Kathlee n Bender · . courtes y as though he were one of receDtly, but throulrh the good ce!ved a year a aubacrl ption to the lon, Doris Hender son, Amy Our store will be closell all day , the chief llIen of th(~ natIOn . Tholle HopkinB of ces of several membel '8 of the Com. Miami Gazette , Mary Margar et Unglesb y, J.net Tuesday. Septem ber ll. on account II us wh~ saw h!m in A~ril, 1922 when mercial club, theump irew....llowed Mother of tbe prettiea t bab, , of Cartwr ight. Mildred Hole, of Jewish holiday . Myer Hyman . he viSited Clllclnnatl felt Gladya that he to 110 on hill way and judging from wbich it .w.. hard to jurige, wal Kllbon, Elizabe tb and Frances Henkle . worthil y represe nted the dignity of hi' work 81 umpire he ought to have 11: 75 worth of coffee from the Kro- Francell Watkin s, Mr. und Mrs, ~ohn Ro.blDson and I the nation and was every incb Doris Bawke. a man been arr~ated any way. for rank de. Irer Co ., .Dd "u won by Mr•. Paul Kathry n Turner , Margar et Marlatt , daughte r, of Cmclnn atl. ar~ the of the nobll/st charact er. cllions. Aside from this one Inter- Brown. , guests of Bowell Peirce and Wife. Ola Hllrt80ck, the Meaars, Burnet t To see ~hat. he .reully 'was let UII ruptlon the lun w8llallowed to go OD. Girls' 60 yard dlllh, 12 to 16 yeara. Butterw orth, Howard Cook, Raymon Mr. Hannah Antram returne d compar e him w~th I!ome contem por' Alter the game, waterm elon wall wa. won by Ada Shaner, a '1.25 and Walker Batfleld , Levi Coatea. home from Springb oro. Saturda y, a~v rulers. It III almost an insulth1to lened In abunda nce to the lrUelta beGr~hal ~o60lIar frodmd.~ ~er8Hym1 . k b . 2an. Adelbe rt McMiilan, Kennet h St.John h b tt hiS memory even to compar e m and the club Che"ln " .... ,m quite SIC. ut IS very mue ci .... n Ir I e er Wit ,ar ..... to ,Will Melvyn Banta, Ro'bert Vander voort, . h t h at ' •• ~ arrogan t, d omI , • b neer hg, i and cigaret tes allO were puaed. won y 14ary Lo· I Ne IsonaL W !D8 Jr' Ulse Zi mmerm an, J 0 hn P au I B Ref. D. P. Holt hili been assigne d cruel William of Prussia , II man 0 ton. who There Will a good •• lzOO crowd from and Ihe receive d a 11.26 Fluh Llaht John Gons, William Thomas , Carl to New Paris, OhiO, and Rev L.A. e~r8 upon .. S a oulders ~ greater Lebano n, .nd the bOYI were loud In from the Wayneaviile Auto and Ma· NobIll, Kennet h Retalllo k, Charles Waahbu rn will come to Waynesville weight of grief. sonow, mIsery and their praise of the good time shown chinery Co. , Chapma n, Forrest Hough. George devasta tion cBused by him than any them by the Comme rcial elub. In In the 100 yard duh, Seth Tbomu Hender80D, Carlton Cook and Mn, Chas. Wright and d.u,hte r. 1other human beinlt who ever Orville trod all probabi lity a return game will be WOD Hnt, a '1 .60 cake from Roy Pbillips . Elilabe th. of DuqueBne, Pa, are this green earth. Look at . Nicholas, played at Lebano n. MacBeth. aDd Ethan Crane, second, vlalting relative a here and at SDrlng· of Russia, the ruler of one • - • hundred • _ • got In trade from · the Gray" boro. Our atore wl\l be closed all day and eighty million people; a man eo Bogan barber .hop. TUlIPday, Septem ber 11, on account indicisive and vacillatiDg that he Subscri be for the MiamI Gazette (Contin ued on palre 4) C. B. lIett, wife and. two da~lI:h. would accede to almost uny of Jewish holiday . Myer Hyman . requeet ter~CharloUelb. andMaM~oflndla~ madeofhlmbyoneofh~ m~~terl ~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ _ __ ~~~ ___ ~~~ ___ ~~~ ___ ~~~ ___ ~~~ ___ ~~~ _ _ •_ ___ ___ ___ __ ~ with relative s. request of another .. Take King The Warren C.. unty Fair thIs year \ ~eorge, of England . better than will be a big event. nood prices ~Ithberil.of thhe otberald~ Ybet a medJiocl re . .d f lng and the 10 a Ity w 0 wou e utter y n· are bemg pal or TIlC. capa ble of filling the exalted posi. entriell guaran tee a fine program . t ion w hi c h was so III d orn ed byour Mr. and Mra . Harley Wilkers on. lamente d preside nt. Mrs Let!\:t:r Gordon and Miss Martha Mr. Hardin g was a statesm .n of We have our Fall line of O'Neall werll Sunday afterno on viR- high rank. By this we mean that itors at the Garner reunion . near he had a keen insight into Footw ear in stock for Men, the tuOregon ia . ture obtaine d by a Bltudy of lhe pas~ Women and Children. - an adaptab ility to c hanges occurHaving bought the paper route of I ring in our nati.lOa l life and envirWe have a complete line Murray Hopkin s. commencing Se p -; onment ; un ability ' to judge and a tember 1. I will try to give you the , grasp of politica l sCience which of ladies' ARCH REST pe· be.t service poII8lble. und will ask all culiarly fitted him to be the head of Shoes. in good makes. patrons for settlem ent every Mon- ; this great nation. dIAY. Glenn Frye. I That he w8lalo ver of peace wu . Every pair is guaranteed ,lIhown by what will probabl F. M. Cole and wife. Fran k Elb on known a8 the IIlreatest event y be to give iatisfa ction or a of hil and wife. Mrs. M.ry Calkey. Mrs. adminis tration the Walhin gton Con new pair FREE . Bertie Earnh~rt, Ray Mills, . Gordon ference . Thill' agreem ent by wbieb Joy, W. E. 0 Neall and family ~ere England , the mletre. ! of the .... We absolutely warra nt you :a savings on any F90t~ear purcha among: thOle who attende d tbe State announ ced heraelf as willinK sed here, to re'falr last week. duce her naval armam ant to aD 'Bring in the Children for their school Shoes, • •
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Mr. Parry and MiS! Mary Cook entertai ned at dinner. Sunday . Mr . and Mrs . ~ldLamband Mr. and Mrs. Charleu John •. of Lvtle.
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A score of items that go to make yourself and you r stock com forta ble and make the place . look neat and tasty. To let your buildings go ramshackle is to lose mon ey. Keeping them in good cO.nQition is always a profitable investment.
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LABOR DAY WAS ~~ WEll CElEBRATED
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Don't fall to see lhe Waynesvill e Golnlr to the Warren County falrT Commercial di ~ play at tie Warren Abe Dallln, of Dayton , epent ~un· Counly fllir. day here. The MI_ Falrae and Ruth Snook of Middlet own, have been vl81tinlf John Fromm lpent Sunday with relative . bere. relaUvea In Dayton .
Mrs . C. M. Brown and son. Carrol\ Mr . and Mra. Will St . John and were In Dayton . lust Thursd ay daught er. Rosema ry. of Norwood. Davlll Furnall and family apent apent Sunday bere with relatlve u. ~unday with friend. near Dayton . Quite a few of our people went to Meet your friends at the Warren Dayton . Monday. to visit the fllir. COllnty rair and have a good time. end also to take in the airplane demona tration . Ray Hawke and fallllly, of Dayton Mr. and Mrs. G L. Klnk.id , of epeot Sunday wIth Mr. and Mrs . J. S.rdinl a. and MI88 Leah CrosB. of C. Ba.lle. New Orlean~. La., spent Friday with MIlS Mary lind Mr. Frank Kllpper t the CroBs brother s. of BI.nche ater, spent Sl-Inday with Mri. Llda Smith. Save your Old Carpets and Rugs . and Ket "Wearw ell" Rugs made . Mr. Job Fox and famll,. of MI· Send for Drice IiBt. j<'canklin Itug amillburlll, Ipent Sund.y wIth Mr. cn ., Frankli n, Ohio. and Mra. Harry Murray . Mra. W. A. Beneck e and lon, Del· IIIa1 Charlot te Antram , of Waah· mar. of Ridgevi lle Corners , Ohio. Inaton, D. C., i. the lIluelt of Mr. have been the gue8ta of Mr. and Mrs. and Mri . Geor,e Bartaoo ll. Geo Hartaoc k for the palt few days Our store will be closed all day Mrs . E. M. Oxley a'n d family reo Tueada y. Septem ber 11, on aecoun t turned to Troy, Monday evenina-. of Jewish holida'·. Myer Hyman. after apendln g a couple of months F . B. Henden en, Lee HenderllOn hert'. Mr. Oxley accomp anied them ,and IOn, Boyd. and D. L . Grarie were borne. In Miamiaburll', Sunday afterno on. The regular meetlnlll of St. Mary's Mr. and Mrs. J . W. White lpent Guild will be held at the borne of lIII't'eral days with reI aU •• In Colum. Mrs. Harrll and Mfi. Me Ib.er on bIt k Bnd visIted tbe Slate Thursd ay, Septem btlr 6. at 2 0 clock. U1 • u wee , A full attenda nce II desired . f a1 r. .
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equality wlth that aDY one nation came III aflflJurprll 8 to tb • . world. . Ooa of bIll best quiaUUee W&I that Earl Wallace . of Klnp MIIIII, went indilpen aable attribu.t e of ~ Ia throa.b town, Sundll1 evenln ., at a ·publlc life, namely , tact· reckleM rate of apeed. He wpl thlB III belt d.-rlbe d b, what , brou.h t bere, Toeedl1 . before; one said of BeDjam alll"ran kJla. Ma,or Boaen . wbo ' pve him tba lnever apoke a "ord too 100ft, , _UBI ,11.10. . Speeda ten' mUlt be never apoke • word too late,
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