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tOhio, Thursday Afternoon, October 5,s should be sealed and indorsed for paving bonds.”tember 21, 1916.ROE E. MORROW, Clerk.38-4tGNMENTS FOB THE ZANES-ILLE DIST. M. E. CHURCH.lignments of ministers for the Ohio 2. conference at Zanesville weremeed Monday afternoon. The only res in the district superintendent \ B. Franklin McElfresh succeeds . C. Arbitckle and Rev. C. W. Gra-succeeds Rev. R. T. Stimmel at Vfoxahala Avenue church. Both hanges had been forecasted. Rev. nel goes to Mt, Vernon Avenue, ibus, and Dr. Arbuckle becomes al field secretary for the Metho-Children’s Home. The - assign-i follow:t. Supt.—Franklin McElfresh D.D. xandria—C. H. Borror.ury—G. T. Howard, itham—J. L. Landsittle.ning—H, O. Harbaugh.----------oksville—P. E. Kemper.ton—F. R. Oooks. -----vertown—W. H. Koppert.were distributed to the youthful grad* uates by Mrs. Biggs as they passed slowly ^under an arch of golden rod, through a white gate which was opened by two other small children.The graduates were George Case, Grace Cleveland, Stuart Chamberlain, Dorothy Hutchins, Mary Hall, Ralph Alegaw, Berneda Lowery, Louise Thomas, Ann Price and Louis Andrea Ode* brecht.forwarded from Paris. Mrs, Goodellread an intensely interesting letter from Mrs. Marion Bonsall Davis, sister of Mrs. C. E. Stanton, who is working at the Paris depot.SCHOOL NOTES.WOMEN’S MUSIC CLUB.IThe hospitable home of Mrs. C. D. Coons was thrown open on Wednesday afternoon, October 4, for the first meeting of the year of the Women ’s Music Club, anil the spacious rooms were filled with, members and guests. The president,- Mrs.-W. P. Ullman marked her appreciation of the beginning of her second term, in a graceful little speech, and before beginning the musical program called upon Mrs. C. B. White who is to have exclusive charge of current events as well as of the Question Box, during; thg_ coming year. Mrs. White responded in her usual happy manner,o mThe fast Granville eleven lost the opening game of the season last Thursday afternoon to the boys of Newark High in*a closely contested game on the High School athletic field.' The odds were in favor of the Newark players because of weight, but the Granville bovs showed better skill. While the score was 3 to 0 in favor of Newark, the Granville boys believe that thcv would have won if one o{ theirplayers had not been disabled______TheGranville team will play Newrark againlater in the season.The game scheduled for Friday, October (5, is with the Zanesville team. All friends of tBe Granville team are urged to be present for a victory- willbe sure*to come this time._____John Everett, of the eighth grade, who. was injured last week while onyear ago, Mr. Board suffered from vous trouble, but, in the last year cording to his wife, had been quite He was married in Greensville cot Va., in 1901 to Miss Mary A. Rav. this union were born three chillt;Ethel May, William Ray and Carl ward Board. He leaves to mourn death besides his family, two brot Oscar of Croton, John of Newark his father Henry Board, south of (ville.__t _______ JFuneral services were held Satu morning. Burial at Pataskala.BENJ. S. MABSHALL.Benjamin S. Marshall, died at Newark Sanitarium early Sept. 28 s an illness of 9 days of pneumonia The deceased wai born January181.1, at Centerburg, and sj»en{ the e years of his life in Granvjlle. Vt the Civil War was declared, he sponded to his countrv^s call served three years. He re-enliste* service and served to the doslt; the war, being mustered out with rank of corporal in Co. K, 7*!th O. 1In 1 kfi;~ vv'K nnitrw
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Granville Times
Granville, Ohio, US
Thu, Oct 05, 1916
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