! bnerman but lift and Mr. and Mrs. i John Sutliff.■Family Reunion.The Peoples-Stiver-Bpomershiinte-Shoup family reunio.n was held at Benton Saturday. Sixty-two relatives4met at the Lutheran cemetery and spent the day cleaning the graves and improving the general appearance of the cemetery. This is an annual event for these*, families, who unite and with their utmost effort try to inafce (the cemetery as pnesenJlable for Decoration Day as possible. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. OscarShoup, Mr. and Mrs. Kit Shoup, Louis, Dwight, David, Charles, Misses Edna and Faye Shoup of Elkhart; John Shoup of Fish Lake; Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Boomershine, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boomershine, Mrs. Henry Peoples, Zoa Strang, Edna and Ruth Peoples, of Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Weaver, McKinley Weaver, O. C. Weaver, Miss Romaine Weaver, Mrs. Rebecca Deardorff. Sarah Shoup, Thomas shoup, of New Paris; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Boomershine, Misses Carl Gar-man, Donald and Florence Garman, Mrs. Sarah Boomershine, Mrs: Edgar Stiver, Miss Lottie Stiver, Mr. and Mrs. Amasa Stiver, Miss Sue and Ll-vn and P. M. Stiver, Alice Wysong,Marie Musselman, Noble Musselman and Eliza Stroup of Millersburg; Mrs. Alice Eamrick of Indiana Harbor; Mrs. Cynthia Boomershine of Syracuse; Minnie Atland, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Musser, Mises Olive and Mary Muser, Donald and jjharles Musser of Benton and Henry Butt ofNe.w Paris..‘t-*