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Local bake sale and community notices highlight town events
Ston and Halliday host a bake sale with cakes cookies and hermits to raise funds, with a sale at the saints place tomorrow. The Bryan Steadneen club forms a permanent East building group led by Herbert Watson president Roy Grant secretary and I P Stuart treasurer. Memorial services are held for Jessa Leap, age 18, in the Episcopal Church with burial at Oakridge. J M Burrows travels to assist at the state fair and misses his mother who suffers major illness. The school bond bids reach 25,000 with local bids encouraged. Albion council grants F N Rowley a 30 year electric franchise with two route options. A golf club event features lively talk and fans sympathize with language confusion. A chicken supper will benefit the Christian church Ladies Auxiliary. The Cosmopolitan club names officers. capital stock and incorporators listed. Gen John M Palmer dies in Springfield, a Civil War veteran and former gold Democrat candidate. Bean bag socials and a church supper dance draw crowds. An Inspiration Institute is planned for November 30 to December 1 with national educators invited.