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BELLWOOD, PA..
IRSDAY, AUGUST 6,  1931
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glB-f SIJJilWBY OF THE WEEK
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l$*|P*l*$r.r B. P. Knoebel and family
•*i^tite' Lutheran church eg* in the
•(Bjstarnr part of the state,    where
tiM)y*lwiIl enjoy a vacation for the
next three weeks.
• f —Ms* pd Mrs. J. Elliott Trego
•f North Fourth street, _n**nr«
the arival one day last week of a
i fine girl baby, weighing nine pounds
at birth. The new arrival hss base'
named Pauline Joyce.
—Mrs. Emma Bford, who waa a
patient in Altoona hospital for
nearly three n*fW*sV because of a
fractured lag aad came home a
week * go, was taken to the hospital Saturday for treatment, but waa
not obliged to remain.
—The members of the American
Legion and ' Ladies Auxiliary will
hold an old-fashioned festival on the
lawn of th* Lovell apartments on
Main street, Saturday evening. Ice
cream, candy, cake, sandwiches,
coffee and lemonade will be foe
sale. Come, there will be a good
time for every one.
—The Bulletin is in receipt of a
postcard from Mr. W. W. Stewart
of South Second street, who, along
■with many other Pennsylvanians
are on a toufr of th* far west. At
the time the card was mailed Mir.
Stewart wfta in Bismark, N. D. He
Ifl**—*___*eB*ing a fine time snd
__— —..■,,..- "I '^™y**t'1*M*l>*vtnm
f*B-p£T* patient hi the Philipaburg
hospital, having undergone an operation far appendicitis, is getting
along splendidly snd will fee home
la a fear days. Miss Gorber is a
member of the school faculty of
Antis township. Mid hence has
many friends her* who will note
her progress toward recovery with
much pleasure.
—Dr. H. J. Sommers. superintendent of the  Blair county hospital
for th* insane, Teports 237 patients
fn the institution during the month
of July and 845 remaining on the
book* during the asm* period. Since  December  1,  1930.     twenty-one
deaths have occur*, from the following   disesss*: general   paralysis
2; imbecile 1; maniac depressive 4;
paranoia,   psychosis   with  arteriosclerosis 1 and senility 12. Cash received from private patients. $987;
■taili'Iiall,   $185.60  and  mipc*B*
eneous, $22.82.
—Mike Rodgere, of Buffalo, oae
at* the pair of desperadoes who entered the home of Alfred Hunter.
Irvona, and robbed him of a sum
+4 mammy, after beating his deaf
wife into insensibility and binding
her to a chair, received a stiff sentence from the Clearfield county
court on Monday. Judge Chase or-
Hered ban te pay ths costs of prosecution aad undergo imprisonment
la the Western penitentiary, at
Pittsburg, for * period from 10 to
20 years. HB companion. John
Cenish, entered no plea and is still
awaiting trial.
—Many clerical worker* ar* said
te hsve a very limited knowledge ef
the English language. It is claimed
thst American schools ar* laying te
teach so many things, that the stu-
idents f sll down on th* plafct aad
simple requirement* of spelling,
penmanship, grammar and tite,
meaning of words. It. is remarked
in evening schools conducted ta
some of our cities for young people oft lindkedj i opportunities, that
moat of them are eager to study
■tonography and top* writing, but
they do not seem to desire studies
Mr. am* amy. Joseph Glasgow.  0*>
. serve   ftaj_f*i j    With   Frfe—U
Iftr. and M_4 Joseph A Gtafigow,
well known B*landburg isaidaata,
celebrated then- golden wedding
anniversary at their fine home in
Blandburg Saturday. Th* celehra-
jtion was an all day affair and was
largely attended. Features of th*
day war* the delicious aad slabs*
ate meals served noon and eveing.
The wedding dinner was served
at noon when honor guest* occupied the places at tiie head of the
main table. Among Baas guests
were Mr. aad Mia. Glasgow, who
war* tha recipients of many useful and beautiful gift*, aad the
Rev. E. Stocksliger of Blandburg.
Fifty years aa* Saturday at high
noon Joseph Glasgow, Juniata, and
'-Mass Dnra Biggie, • Riggles Gap
***** united in marriage at the
bride's home. The ceremony wa*
performed by th* .Rev. J. A. Heck-
man afj tB* Methodist church, Bellwood, Bert Myers, of Altoona, u
the only one surviving who attended the Wedding service. Ia 1900 Mr.
aad Mrs. Glasgow became residents of Blandburg where they now
reside to on* Of the most .beautiful homes in the town. To this union three iliilds_ war* bora, Grace
John and Glenn Glasgow. There are
12 grandchildren and three great-
grandcliiaB**. Both Mr. and Mm.
Glasgow are enjoying the best of
health and greatly enjoyed th* observance of their anniversary.
Those attending tiie celebration
were: The Rev. Stocksloger, Band-
burg; Mr. aad Mrs. J seph Glasgow. Mjrs. Harry Glasgow, William
H. Glasgow, Harold Dixon, Pitcairn;
Mrs. Isaiah Liahtenfeto,, Mr. aad
Mrs. William Glasgow, Paul, Mable,
Richard, Ruth. Sarah, Robert Glasgow, Mrs. Monro* Young, Miss
Ruth Fry, Lumber City; Mr. 'tad
Mrs. Blair Glasgow, Millport; Mr.
and Mrs. Bjnjamta J***eroa*Efjj_rady
Mr. and Mrs. George Hollen, Mjrs,
Annie Mjaniey, Mr. and Mrs.    Bay
Strunk,  Raymond Strunk Jr.,  Mfrs.
John   Glasgow.   Lee   Glasgow,   W|l-
mer, Glasgow, Bemice Glasgow, Albert, John G. Glasgow, Jr., Phyllis
Manley, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. King.
Mrs.   Jula   VanScoyoc,   Mrs,   Sibue,
Mrs.   Schell,   Mr.  and  Mjrs.    Blair
McCracken,  Blair McCracken,    Jr.,
Mr, and Mr*. Fred Bland Dr. sad
Mjrs. Learn, Mrs. David Lovell, Mrs.
Clair    German, Mks. Jula    Walter,
Mrs. Desie Schell, Mrs. Allen Trox-
ler,  Mr. and  Mrs.  Faed     WiHcson.
Mrs.     Wiskm  Bland,   Ruth    Maria
Bland, Mir.    and Mrs.  George    W.
Cine*, Miss Mattie Manley, Mr. and
Mfrs.    William Doyle, Mrs.    OdeBa
Conrad. Gail KhVigensmith, Mr. and
Mrs. Jessee Nearhoof, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer   Barley,    Alice Barley   and
Steward Williams.
CMP MEETIr^JlND sSSEMSa
Sumawir   AiiliaBfas   at   th*   Newton,
H«—lit— Camp Ground*
Thar* wtl be a marked    depart
ture thda pear Bros* Bte traditona)
iprogram at the Newton Hansllim
camp grounds,  known    throughout
Central  Pennsylvania as  the ' New-
ten Hamilton Camp  Meeting.    Th*
new name for the series of   meet'
inga to ha held   August 7 sad   17
1981,    B the camp   meeting    and
summer    assembly.    Th*    aaitlita
will open Friday night, August T,,
at 7:80 o'clock wjth an address bj*f
Governor Pinchot. Each morning at
10:80 o'clock beginning    Saturday,
August    8,  Profeewr    Lowstetter,
hjsjad of the department off Bfble'
ia   Boston University, will give   at
series df Bftfte readings.  Professor^
Lowtstetter    is a man of   superior
ability in his field end the    management a exceedingly fortunate
securing his services.
Each    evening at 7:30    o'clock*
men who are outstanding ia lead^
ership in Bte several fields they jjT~
present. Will apeak.  The    evening!
sreejiani    follows:  Saturday,    M_
guot 8, Dr. E. D. KjABtedt, secrijf!
itary ok* the Board of Home Missk^
tons and ChuTch Extension of __*J
Methodist    Episcopal church,    wilt
give a illustrated lecture; Monday,,
August 10.  Deets .Pickett, research!
set i ate rj of Bis Board of Temper-*!
ance, Prohibition and Public Mjojtlu
als,   will speak; Tuesday August It,
Dr. Don H. TJppett, psstor of <_*-
Church of AS Nations in the Howes*
East    Side,  New York city,    w*Ar
tell the romantic story of his work
in th* most dtonsely populated sety
tfou of Bus country; Wednesday,
August 12, Dr. A. C. Goddard, ex
cutiv* secretary of the World P<
Commtssion. will make the
Thunsday,  August  18,  Dr. J
T. Perkins,  a missionary to 1
wiB  dsscribe    his   experience*
-tat most interesting land;
August 14, Hworab*>Jjlohn T.
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BELLWOOD ROM IS ASSURED | COUNCIL II MOST SESSION
Haste through Glasgaw's Weeds  I*
**%.       Likely To Be Built
Two important addresses featur-
Bd the meeting of Bellwood Lions
!§iub at Brunner's Wednesdsy even-
tag. The district governor the Rev.
[pi M. Stewart. Clarion, was honor
and in his address rapped ef-
pey    experts ss  having    done
to cause til* present depress-
The experts, he said had been
in good time*, showing    coo
tionc    how    to    make    more
ay    by   increasing    production
less man power. This resulted
the laying off of a large    num-
of men, reduction in    buying
r, and a large amount of aur-
stock, which could not be sold.
Who had worked 20 or 80 years
a firm, either had not been vahi-
ftrom the  first,   or war* still
hie   enough to be kept.    His
wens clearly  presented  and
stand was not to   be mistaken,
gave    the Bellwood club    valu-
adviee on some of its problems.
| T.  Beringer, former    county
Her.  now workmen's compen-
referee,  promised    BsHwood
pat they would this fall have
good road from Aloona to Beil-
f,. along the toady line.    This
he said, woul 1 east $6,000   *
The-road up Bell's Gap is to
improved at a cost of $1,200 a
V The smaller   expenditure   on
line is because this road is to
concreted ia the not far distant
* and  present work will not
permanent.
_*£.€. Lego presided at th* meet-
and the guest* were    heartily
by    a large audience    of
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HOSTLER   REUNION
BBS of th* Hostler clan re-
||Bt Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Indiana cant* to  'Bland
rday for their annual r*>
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Basiaeee  Traasactsd  M—day  Evea-
iag Fall ef Utereet
Matt*** pretalnlng te borough
Ma Iter* pertaining to borough
highway occupied attention of
Bellwood council Monday night at
the August meeting, with R. H.
Hindi presiding. Dr. H. C. Lovell
appeared *s s committee of the Fire
company, asking that through St,
be designated by stop signs'. As the
matter haa already been discussed
and a resolution haa been obtained
from the state highway depart
ment, all that ia necessary a to
name the streets to be so designated.
A P. R. R. representative was
present to discus* erection of a
safety barrier along th* alley in the
rear of. Main unrest, from tha
Cambria street bridge te the eastern limits of th* borough. The mat-
fter wks refered te G.M. Myers,
solicitor, for an opinion aa to responsibility of the borough.
A petition was presented asking
abandonment of a street between
properties of L. B. Bland, Maple
avenue, and those of Merrill Bingman and Ralph Varner. The ordinance committee was instructed to
prepare an ordinance.
B.C.Lego, highway chairman, reported trolly track work completed
on - Main street and worst places
patched with andesHe. Water lines
were renewed and F. W. Fleisher,
water chairman, said that fir* plugs
would be inspected' and repaired.
Further street improvement a planned at Main ad Martin streets,
where light poles will be moved and
curb changed to give better clear-
nacc
Burgee* G. E. Fuoss reported $4
fines and license far month. J. W.
Lowther, treasurer, reported reported jreceiptfe: iFrom Burgeps
for June, $8; water rents $645.14;
taxes, 1989, $6.26; 1980, $26.62;
H8JL, $948.66
PERSONAL PJUM6RM
People Who VUit H
Those Who Go Away.
MOVEMENTS OF 001 CITIZENS
m
Qasats Who Are Baanrtaiaad ay ^^
Weed Hosts—-Perasaal lie-tie- *f
Those Who Visit To aad Pre
Miss Ruth M_ds_*. of Pittsburg, to visiting at the home of _B*.
•ad lata. Harry Cornmesser, oa
South Second street.
Moss Virginia Bland, an attendant at the state hospital, Harria-
burg, spent a weeks vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr and
Mrs. J. K. Bland.
'Mrs. Howard E. Jeffrie*, af
Pittsburg, ta enjoying » vBit af a
few days at the home of Miss LB-
lian Jeffries sad Mrs. Jennie Me-
Cracktn on Boyles street.
Mr. snd Mrs. Kenneth Bentftey
and daughters, Misses Ruth aad
Helen, of Ardmore, Pa., have arriv-
ted m the home of Mr. and Map.
Guy L. Dow** on South Main street
for * visit of a few days.
Rev. Montreville Seely. pastor of
Ithe Olivet Baptist church, hat been
granted • vacation by Mb congregation, and with Mrs. Seely and
and children have gone to Philadelphia, where the time will be
spent with friends.
Mr. Paul Bevan of Wianerding,
Pa., spent the week and at the
home of his father-in-law, Mr. T.
P. Gheer on Maple avenue, where
Mar. Bevan and daughter, BBes
Pauline had been visitor* far ten
days.
Mr. and Ms*. Harold Cornmesasr,
of Chicago, are spending tfsBj_9l*ek
7:3
DEATH OP YOUNG MAN
George Williamson, a well .known
young man of the north aide, and
aged 26 years, died in the Altoona
hospital Friday evening af last week
at  6 o'clock.  He became suddenly
ill and was admitted to the hospital three days prior to Ms   death.
He   was the son of    William    and
Mary    Williamson nnd   since    Bte
death of hi* parents, has    resided
with his brother,  Edward.  The deceased was a member of the church
of tht Brethern. Surviving at* two
sisters  and    three    brothers:    Mjrs.
Harvey  Clark,  in   Maryland);.   Bpfe |
CloydEstep,    Edward. Charles    and
Boy    Williamson of this    borough.
Th* body waa removed te the home
of    Cloyd Estep oa    North    Sixth
street where funeral services were
HeW   hiat  Monday  as*t**--_,  fot-
lowed by interment in Logan Valley cemetery.
to perfect their knowledge of En- I
gfaeh.    They think    they can    get '
business    jobs jjust    by    knowing
shorthand    and typing, but    meanwhile they are woefully lacking in
knowledge of their Own    awiguage.
Young folks like that may become
speedy    typists snd shorthand    ar-
'flste, but they will make so many
anus* that business concerns  conducted by wall educated men and
**a*j*en -ft be aphamed to send out
*** letters they write.
CARD OP THANKS
We wish ta this manner to express our sincere appreciation and
grateful thank* to our friends and
neighbors far their kindness and
sympathy during th* sickness sad
d**th of our mother, Mrs. Matilda
Pries; also for IB* floriol tribute
and *are—Mir*. Scovt tMdlhollem
Mrs, E. M. McCord, Allen Price,
Mrs. Cloyd Beatty, and brother
George Sawyer.
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—Merchants beware of a clever
New York guy, who u buying goods
with counterfeit money. Bills of $6,
$10, snd $20 are offered ta exchange far goods. Hs B traveling
ia a new Near York state car with
license No. 2JS829. L*ok for him
also make _ff address at 3-o'clock!
that same day at a farmer's rally
It te expected that great    throngs
of farmers wiB be present to hear
this    popular man    snd    splendid
speaker.     Saturday.  August 16,    a
musical program wOl be given under the direction of Mjs* Katharine
R. Lowther. No charge is made at
any ot these events A free wfll offering will be asked at each service.
The Sunday acheduie is as foils***: August 9, 10:80 a. m., Dr. E.
D. Kohlstedt will preach; at 12:30
m. the Rev. A. Bunn Van Omer
»f Juntate College, will preach; at
f:30 p. m., the Rev. Allen C. Shue,
district superintendent of the Sun-
bury district, will preach.    Sunday
August 16, the Rev. Don S. Celt of
Baltimore  will preach at  10:30  a.
m., the Rev. Dr. A. L. Millar,   district    superintendent of tiie    Will-
iamsport    district,  at 2:30  p.    m.
and the Bar. Dr. J. E. Skillington.
superintendent of the Altoona district, m 7:80 p. m.
A continuity vacation church
school for the children of the camp
sad of Newton Hamilton will be
directed by Mrs. D. D. Kauffman.
The young peoples' meeting at
6:80 each evening beginning Saturday, August 8, will be in charge
of the Rev. Fred B. Noma. Miss
Katharint R. Lowther of Bellwood
will look after the music program
for Bte entire period.
Another special feature of th*
1 week will be a joint meeting of the
Sabbath School A*-odfa»tiou df
Huntingdon aad. Mifflin counties
ea Thursday, August 13, at 2:30
p. m., under the direction of Mr.
Claude Ewing.
The four district superintendents
of the Central Pennsylvania    Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church constitute the board of managers    of the camp meeting    and
Summer assembly aad will be present to do   all in their   power   to
make the meeting a success.    They
are the Reverands J. E. Skillmgton
of the Altoona district, Morris    E.
Swart* of the  Harrisburg district,
Allen C. Shue of the Sunbury district aad A. L. Miner sat the Will
iamsport  district.
_ r  "Br***.- ^wwnsi?
•Bte Hostlers left the park.
Attendance was huge and after
the picnic di.ner there was business session*, the following officers
being chosen:
President, Reuben L. Hostler,
Bellwood; vice president, Hobart
M. Hostler; Cresein; secretary, Mrs.
J. Markley, Bellwood; treasurer.
Mrs. Jessie Nearhoof, Altoona, R.
D.; social committee J. E. Gen-
aamer, P. B. Lauver, D. K. Hostler,
{Mrs. Charlei* Hanna, Mifs. Taytar
McCaulley, Mrs. C. Barley.
St wa* decided1 that the next
meeting should be at Blaand park
oa the first Saturday in August.
1932, which wiB be August 6.
Games;, sports and other diversions occupied all who were not engaged ta renewing old acquaintances or'forming new ones.
standing on taxes, 1920,"!" $ i&BifY-"
1980, $943.07; 1981, J12.835.18.
Bills amounting to $1,402.90 were
order paid and council edjou'rnedl
PREPARING  FEAST OF  MUSIC
A feast of music such as has not
been available in Washington for a
long time may be enjoyed without
cost ths weak of August 10, 1931.
Six program, one each evening, will
be given    that week by the    three
great military band* of the United
States - the Marine Band under the
direction of Capt.  i^ylor Branson;
the U. S. Navy Band under the direction ot Lieut. Charles Banter and
the U. 8.    Army band    under   the
leadership of Capt Kendall Fielder
and Willima J. Stannard, the director.
Landers  of tha bands are    preparing special programs. All of their
soloists will be presented and there
will be special numbers    featuring
various divisions ef each band. Tha
Navy band wfll play the evenings of
August 10 and 11; the Marine band
tils evenings of August 12-18 and
the    Army band the evenings    of
August 14 and 16.
'   a a a
Mrs. R,. L. Bratton and daughter
Mrs. R. P.    Kusteborder aad    her
INJURED IN BOSTON
Mr.    George  Hetriok,  until    recently of th* borough but for tha
time    past    engaged     in     Boston,
Mat*., met with a painful accident
thret   weeks   ago when   riding   a
imtoi   cycle.  He was parked along
the    highway when an    automobile
collided with his machine throwing
him violently to the road and dislocating his right shoulder and fracturing two ribs. For two a set* he
had been a patient fa one of the
Boston   hospitals,    but   has   sine*
been discharged.
measers mother which oetmail ha*
Saturday.
Jack Williamson and Henry Taylor returned on Saturday from
Salem. O., where they bad hitchhiked to see the big ZeppJin, They
went to Cleveland far a little vast
land returned with J. B. Williamson, *
Jack's father.
Howard Guistwhite and wife of
Fort Wayne are guests of Mr. Gust-
white's mother on Martin street.
Rev. Ben Heiser, Evangelical
pastor, is ot Frackville, Pa., where
he will enjoy the next two weeks
with* friend-
Mrs. Chas. Humerich, of Carlisle,
Mrs. J. C. Blair, of Bowmansdale,
Mrs. Almeda Seeds and daughter,
Ada, attended the Henderson reunion at Tyrone Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel WoodhaW,
Kenneth Reigh, Miss Doris Davis,
Grace Byers and George Peters of
Tyrone, Mr. atnd Mrs. Andrew
Smjjth' of Pitcairn have returned
from a trip to Canada Port Severn,
/and at Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
New York state.
little daughter Romalie are enjoy-
camp life at Newton Hamilton.
—Rodman Levengood, eon of Dr.
and Mrs. B. B. Levengood, Main
street, haa completed his probationary course ta a nurse's training
school ef New York City and hss
been accepted BBS regular student
Rodman received his preliminary
education ta Ptirauad high school,
Ohio H—i$an aatoaritg.
Mrs. Clark Doty, *** Indiana, Pa.,
k spending this, week with Mr. and
Mrs. J. I. Rightnour on South Second street. Mrs. Doty and Mrs.
Rightnour are sisters.
Rev. sad llat. H. 0% Dooley. who
ha* been away for th* past month
on a vacation, the time betas; spent
in th* eastern part ofthe state and
*t Bte Montrose Bible institute, arrived baas* on* day last week. Rev.
Dooley occupied his pulpit in the
Baptist church last Sunday morning and gave an interesting review
of what came under his observation
•farintkJ*
Prof, and Mrs. F. A. Hamilton
and daughter Miss Pauline left on
Thursday for a visit of two weeks
among friends at Liverpool, Perry
county and the eastern part of 'the
state. They will also tour a portion
of New York state before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walters and
baby son Bruce. Jr., now of
St. Petersburg, Fla., arrived in Bellwood Wednesday to spend their
vacation at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Stevens on Stewart St.
and Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Watters on
East Fourth street
Mrs. W. A. Dysart and family
at* spending the week at a cottage
at Sprue* Creek samp. She is accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Helen, a supervising nurse at Jean's
hospital, Philadelphia, ako by
James, Mary, Louise, Dick, Jack,
and Lois Dysart, and Eva Bath
Kuataborder. Mr. Dysart and son
Fred are commuters to camp after
Mr. M. T. Beringer, compensation referee, of Altoona. and John
B. Bassltr, recently appointed county controller by th* governor ot tha
commonwealth aad a candidate for
re-election, wer* colters at our office Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. D. Reynolds and daughter Mm. North, of Altoona. war*
Bellwood visitors last Saturday afternoon. It was the first time that
Mrs. Reynolds has been able to be
ia town for a number of weeks,
having been in delicate heolth which
kept her confined te her home.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Watters, of
North Fourth struct, and Mjrs.
Annie Myers and' MJiss Clara Lauver, of Denver Colo., who ia visiting
in the east, left Wednesday far
Juniata county, where they wiB
visit friends in Slim Valley for a
few days, after which they will
spend some time in .Harrisburg.
Mr. Edward S. Glastow, of Scott-
dale, spent Monday aad Tuesday
with friends in the borough.
Mr. and Mrs. Tfnomas K. UbfJ of
North Fourth street, spent Bt*
week end with their son, Mr. James
Ubil and family tin Chambersburg.
While there they attended the funeral of John Gunnell on* of their
close flriends for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Goes, who
ki.ve been resident* St* Brownsville, Pa., for the past few years,
arrived here Monday and ta the
future will make their home fa
Bellwood. They were accompanied
to Bellwood by their sun-int-Iaw,
Mr. H. W. Jones, the trip being
made overland. Their many friends
ftre pleased to know that they
will again become residents ef tiie
borough.
Miss Bath O.Neill returned home
one day this week from a delightful vacation of th* past to/a weeks,
which took her tor as Portland,
Maine. Returning rata stopped in
Bristol, Pa., when ahe waa the
guest of Mr. and Iftrs^C. W. ■***-
nit Mrs. Elliott wiB be res**a*_*r-
ed by many of our readers ss __*s
Margaret Bolger. Tha trip
made by Greyhound tta end
0*M—1 say* it it a delightful
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