The Mahoning Dispatch, 1921-09-30

NORTH LIMA Sept 27 Local people are now as assured - sured assured of electric service in the near future Enough subscribers have been secured by the Pennsylvania Ohio Electric in this place ond New Springfield to warrant the company going ahead Prospective patrons are having their houses wired and fixtures placcth The township school fair held Fri Friday - day Friday evening in the Boyer school build building - ing building was attended by many from this place There was a large crowd and an unusually fine display contributed by each of the one room schools of the township The address of the even evening - ing evening was given by Judge W S Ander Anderson - son Anderson of Youngstown The Knights of Pythias Lodge entertained their families and friends In a social meeting last week Friday evening in the spacious Lodge rooms Ice cream and cake were served A fine address was given by ex Mayor Fred Hnrtensteln of Youngstown Misses Daisy Wolfgang Mary LIs ton and Myron Horst graduates of North Lima high school are attending the county normal In Canfield Miss Osborn county agent of Do Domestic - mestic Domestic science work will speak in the North Lima Bcformed church Thurs Thursday - day Thursday afternoon She will talk on dress making and will give a demon demonstration - stration demonstration of the dress form Mr and Mrs Henry Getz of Wash inglonville were Friday guests of Sol Solomon - omon Solomon Crouse and wife Mrs Mabel Longstreet is in Wads worth attending the sessions of Ohio Synod Womans Missionary Society ot the Reformed church Mrs Long street represents the local Reformed Society Rev J H Graf and family last week entertained Mr and Mrs R J Tiemann ot Youngstown Rev G L Rankin of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs Jesse Kempton and daughter Doris of Canton Mr and Mrs Paul McCreary a bridal couple of recent date were honored with a surprise shower in their home at Snyder Stop Saturday evening Friends from this locality and fellow associates of the groom from the Youngstown Sheet Tube Co composed the guest list Many beautiful gifts were received Tho Sunday school class of Wilford Sheely gave him a pleasant birthday surprise party at his homo south of here Tuesday evening About forty wero present and enjoyed a social evening with a corn roast On account of the contnlued illness of Henry Glenn for many years a blacksmith of this village the shop Is offered for sale The tools and equipment wero purchased by Will Geiger of New Springfield Mr Glenn has been ill over a year and does not seem to improve Mount Olivet Reformed congrega congregation - tion congregation will have its quarterly commun communion - ion communion service Sunday Oct 2 Prepar Preparatory - atory Preparatory services Staurday at 745 p m Jacob Elser and family will move this week to Columbiana where they purchased a home The North Lima schools will have their annual fair Thursday evening Oct G No effort is being spared by pupils and teachers to make this tho great event of the year Mr E E OConnor visited last week with Cleveland friends

Rev and Mrs D C Wltmer Saturday evening Fred Bruderly and family were en entertained - tertained entertained Sunday in the home of tho formers parents Mr and Mrs Fred Bruderly near Sclem Mr and Mrs Noah Krelder and Mr and Mrs Homer Kreider and son Lloyd of WTadsworth sptut Saturday night and Sunday with relatives hero Mrs Mary A Metzler is ill at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Detrow Mr and Mrs Robert Gray and daughter Sarah of Lowellvllle spent last Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Trancy fulp Miss Lillian Calvin ot Columbiana spent the week mid with her aunt Mrs Harvey Good Communion services were held at Midway Mennonlte church last Sunday morning Oliver Calvin and James Porter of Youngstown called on H H Calvin and family Monday afternoon Ira Schnurrenberger wishes to thank all who so kindly assisted him in any way when his barn burned a week ago He is also very grateful to the neighbors and friends for kindness and generosity shown him since the fire WEST AUSTINTOWN Sept 28 The Ladles Aid Society of the United Evangelical church met at the home of Rev and Mrs L T Brandyberry In Youngstown A picnic dinner was served and an enjoyable time spent The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Mary Shrum in Austintown Wednesday Oct 6 All members are requested to be present Mr and Mrs Bert Pennell and daughter Mr and Mrs Claran Pen nell and children Mr and Mrs Roy Davis and daughter Mr and Mrs EH Ebert and Mr and Mrs James Mal pas of Youngstown were recent visit visitors - ors visitors at the norae of Mr and Mrs Frank Davis i Mrs Klingeman and son Albert of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Perry Ohl were Sunday visitors at the home of an aunt In Southington Mrs August Haefka is suffering severe pain from rheumatism Miss Evelyn Frlfogel spent Sunday with her sister Hilda and Mr and Mrs Charles Lee in Canfield township Charles Campbell of Youngstown and Delmar Barcus of Berlin Center

Dr Gudgel A number from here attended church services at Concord Sunday and heard Rev G W Brown preach his farewell sermon Rev Caven went to Masslllon Tues Tuesday - day Tuesday morning to attend the Methodist conference A number of ladles from Alliance attended the meeting of Pythian Sis Sisters - ters Sisters Friday night The ladles served light refreshments Mrs Lena Cronlck and son Kenneth of Salem spent Sunday with her par parents - ents parents Alberta Russell Is visiting her broth brother - er brother and family in East Palestine Mrs Honor Carson Thorpe daugh daughter - ter daughter of the late Dr Carson is critically ill in the Alliance City hospital with llttlo hope of recovery The little daughter born Sept 20 was buried in Alliance Wednesday Mrs Bert Durr entertained a num number - ber number of friends from Youngstown Thursday Mrs H J Woolf is recovering nice nicely - ly nicely from her recent illness Frank Shively of Cleveland was a week end guest of Mr and Mrs Hen Henry - ry Henry Shively BOARDMAN Sept 28 L E Smith and family have moved Into their new house at Geiger stop Mr and Mrs C M L Altdoerffer visited his brother in Leetonla Satur Saturday - day Saturday Walter Kerr was in Youngstown on Monday Boardman had another fire last week Mr Nelsons brick house on the Poland road burned Loss 30000 with insurance of J20000 The flro started from an oil stove in the base basement - ment basement Homer Holl and family havo moved Into their new house T I Duke who has been in the hos hospital - pital hospital for more than a week is improv improving - ing improving nicely He is expected home in a few days The Kovao and Sterman families were in Youngstown Monday Howard Smith Cecil and Arthur Sweeney were in Pittsburgh Sunday Dr A B Detchon and family of Canfield called on his mother Sunday evening Mrs Charles Geo spent Sunday at

Tho New Springfield band furnished fine music Everybody had a good time and all look forward to the town township - ship township fair next year Mr and Mrs M Zlegler of Leetonla spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Kurtz and sons Earl and Elmer A large crowd attended H A Metz lers cattle salo Monday H H Lcsher was a Columbiana call caller - er caller Saturday Mr and Mrs P H Schaeffer and daughter Helen Henry Schaeffer and family Oliver Swope and Miss Mild Mildred - red Mildred Geiger spent Sunday with Paul Zlegler and family in Leetonla Mr and Mrs Beedham were in Youngstown Friday Miss Ruby Blosser spent Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Burkholder Clark Calvin of Greenford called on II H Lesher Saturday John Cook was home Sunday from Canfield Mrs Paul Buchwalter spent Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs R P Blosser Mrs Henry Nold is very ill with heart trouble H A Metzler and Mrs Abe Metzler spent Sunday night with Noah Metz ler and family Wm Hudson and two grandsons Mr White of Girard Earl Ruble Hom Homer - er Homer Stackhouse and family of Winona spent Sunday here with E E Forney and family Mr and Mrs Stelvin Coy are the proud parents fo a baby girl born Sept 20 Mr and Mrs David Fitzpatrick spent a few days with C B Fitzpat Fitzpatrick - rick Fitzpatrick and family Aaron Culp called on Mr and Mrs W R Johnston the other day Ward Blosser and Elwood Forney spent Sunday with Paul Blosser NEW BUFFALO Sept 28 John Anglemyer and wife and Paul Baker and wife spent Sun Sunday - day Sunday at R G Mellingers in Pleasant Grove Mr and Mrs Frank Ohl of Austin town called at Adolph Meekers last Sunday afternoon John Morris and wife spent Sunday in Salem Susan Sinning is confined to her bed with kidney and heart trouble Raymond Guterba and wife have moved from Leetonla into the house with John Elser Mr and Mrs Conroy and Ada Fry snent Sunday at Paul demons

English Author and Washington Irving Dined With Webster In tho National Capital I hnve sir Just purchased in tho mnrket a famous opossum so wroto Webster to Irving and the Intters guest Dickens in March 1842 and I have sent It home to Monica my cook who will stuff It with chestnuts and bake It with sweet potatoes In true Virginia style It will be sir a dish fit for the gods Come with your friend and pnrtnke Dickens and Irving did partake in Websters house on Connecticut ave avenue - nue avenue Washington and Dickens did not relish the posum as much as ho relished Websters company In a paper on literary nspects of the capi tnl In the Catholic World Mnrgnret B Downing recalls nnohcr British vis visitors - itors visitors Introduction to n new dnlnty In Washington Thnckcray In 1851 nte his first Ice cream with Irving at tho home of Hamilton Fish on H street Not ninny people realize thnt Irving lived for nearly five yenrs In Wash Washington - ington Washington Of course every one knows that George Bnncroft long lived there mid that Whitman nnd Burroughs were in the civil service during tho same Civil war years Probably most people know also that Mrs Stowe resided in Washington while Uncle Toms Culiln was appearing In tho Nntlonnl Era Charles Warren Stod dard the nuthor of the South Sea Idylls also lived In Washington for n time But no city really has title to nn author until he not only Uvea in it but writes about it The nuthor of this paper omits nil mention of Henry Adams and the most notable novel of Washington life Democ Democracy - racy Democracy New York Evening Post

Rheumatism and Neuritis Yield to Treatment In Which Purple Rays Play BIq Part The usefulness of sun baths for health litis long been recognized Un Unlimited - limited Unlimited sunshine 1ms much to do with the beneficial effect of a vacation nt the seashore Nowadays this mntter is better un understood - derstood understood than It used to be and It Is known Hint the heat rays of the sun have nothing to do with the physical benefit obtained from such exposure It Is the chemical rnys In the sun sunbeam - beam sunbeam particularly the ultra violet rnys that do the pood work Electric light Is rich In these rays and many cures of rlieinnntlsin and neuritis hnvc been accomplished by exposing the nftVctcd part of the body to n powerful incandescent lamp Its rnys concentrated by a hemispherical reflector For curative purposes phy physicians - sicians physicians hnvc turned to useful account n sort of cabinet lined -with such lamps Into which the patient lying on a padded board could be slid The newest method employs a quartz lamp containing mercury va vapor - por vapor through which the electric cur current - rent current Is passed Quartz has the advan advantage - tage advantage of being extraordinarily trans transparent - parent transparent to ultrn vlolet rnys Such a lnmp made In the shnpe of a tube of small diameter can be In Introduced - troduced Introduced Into the nnsal passages for the treatment of catarrh or Into the throat for the cure of Infected tonsils thus saving the patient an operation Philadelphia Ledger

TURNER STREET Sept 28 Mrs F R Ewing called on Mrs Perry Kimmel Monday after afternoon - noon afternoon Mr and Mrs J H Reed son How Howard - ard Howard and daughter Marion visited at the home of M W Duer in Salem Sunday Mr and Mrs Adam Brobst went to RosemonC Sunday to visit their son Clyde and family and in the after afternoon - noon afternoon called on Mr and Mrs Dalas Bowman near Hickory Mrs Jean Goldner is keeping house for Alfred Kennedy MrB R K Brick and son Blllle re returned - turned returned home Monday after spending a week with relatives in Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Fleming and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J R Brown Miss Nora Kennedy is staying with Mr Wbodworth and attending school in Austintown Mr and Mrs J H Reed attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Shaffer in Ellsworth Monday afternoon Marine Brobst is helping Mrs Rhodes for a week or two Clyde Brobst and family spent Thursday and Friday with his parents Mr and Mrs Adam Brobst I S Pershing and family spent Tues Tuesday - day Tuesday evening at A C Carsons Charlie Shistler of Mineral Ridge ate dinner Monday with Adam Brobst Turner Street school fair will be held Tuesday evening Oct 11 Every Everybody - body Everybody cordially invited to attend

Island of Jersey Has Been Called a Wonderland Really Is an Interesting Place The Island of Jersey Is famed for many things rcinarkB the Under the Clock columnist of the London Dnlly News lilies golfers won wonders - ders wonders potatoes and cabbages ten feet high to mention only n few of its most obvious specialities But Its chief cl n I m to fame Is that It Is the residu residuary - ary residuary legutee of the old Normnn duchy therefore the inheritor nnd presum presumably - ably presumably the proprietor of the British empire Jerseymen undoubtedly fought In Williams victorious army nt Hast Hastings - ings Hastings nnd to this day the Island has n constitution nnd laws which have been little altered since the reign of King John nnd which on occasions hnve even dared to defy the thunders of the privy council The inhabitants are a most Intense Intensely - ly Intensely loynl people and the two greatest blows that can be offered to their pride are first to confuso their Island with Guernsey and second to call them French Fancy the Joy of the Jersey contingent which was welcomed Into Fermoy with the strains of the Marseillaise Jersey has never been conquered England 1ms the deduc