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KEU0UI5TmPsm ' a“iraa anSBsaS^sss-Baas 'as^ ^™sn^:ii3|'aas-.■ sifijgsRaymond Fuson of Sullivan who drew his *olutlon with a pen and India ‘ Ink, beautifully lettered. Hi* solution was so good to look at that The Review hope* he will send onein every week.NEXT?Now, as Uncle Zeke said, “One Crois Word deserves another”, and here it is. Get busy! Use the dictionary and the atlas and let your solution come by mil! as soon as possible. Who'll be first?p: !3G3BB §31^0*3^1 aonna_3 a..apuiga ooa .'3031112$10 V0rnmarm•a^si?a-vA%ilig-alga^lasma^ran u■■ -www • ujuj'IvaSoBB-virstD - lanaai 3I Bfilmnaa^ sastsaBuAbove is the solution' to last Sunday's Cross Word Puzsle.The following- sent in correct solutions, as above, which were receivedin the order named:1. Jack and Nancy Brown, 600 Powers Lane,2. William Requarth, 423 EwingAvenue. „ __X. Helen Ho Kuhle, 620 West Northsfc*4. Dorothy Austin, 1S North Dennis Avenue.5. Lenabel Hight, Dalton City, III.6. Mabel P. Roney, Dalton City, in. ONE “MISTAKE.” ‘The following sent in correct solutions, as above, with the exception of square 16, which they filled with the letter d”, for “A. D.M, indicated as beginning at square 2, the clue and definition for that being The cht^** tian Era.” The solution has it A.C.” for After Christ.”1. Decatur Cross Word Solving Corporation, Y, M, C. A.2. Mrs. O. T. Logan and three children, Bethany, HI.3. Raymond Fuson, Sullivan, 111.Special tribute must be raid toDEATHSMRS. MARY COOLXDGE.Mrs. Mary J. Coolidge, one of the oldest of McLean county’s residents died Friday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Hoblltt, 311 North McLean street, Bloomington. She was well known in Decatur and was the mother of Mrs. Frank Hamsher, formerly of Decatur andnow living in St. Louis.Mrs. Coolidge was born In Sebec Maine and in her early life cme to Bloomington living north of the cl y for many years. She was 97 years or age at the time of her death. She is survived by one son, Clifford Coolidge and Mrs. Hoblltt of Bloomington and Mrs. Hamsher of St.Louis.ERNEST VAUGHAN.The funeral of Ernest Vaughan Will be held at 10 o’clock this morning at the Moran A Sons chapel, The burial will bs in Fairlawn cemetery.MRS. LINA FCY.The funeral of Mrs. Lina Fnv wll be held at 2:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the Church of God. Thlt; burial will be !n Greenwood cemetery.MRS. E. W. BARKMAN.Mrs. E. W. Barkman, aged 60 years of 526 East William street, died a the Decatur and Macon county hos pital Saturday night after an iltnes of less than a week. She was takei
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Decatur Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois, US
Sun, Aug 24, 1924
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