THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

VOL. VIM STOW, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941 No. 14

live, patronize home industry, HAPPINESS bring your church letter from afar and turn in with the good people What seekest thou ? Surely of your vicinity. Be lifted Up by something urgent is the impelling the beautiful sentiment expressed motive of the human kind that by Ruth of the Bible, which reads, scurry, fret, and labor on the grea,t Entreat me not to leave thee, or fields of life. What is it all about? to return from following after You toil for money? No, No. You thee; for whither thou goest, I toil for leverage of money, you will go; and where thou lodgest want what money will buy. And I will lodge; thy people shall be what for ? Now, in the final analy- my people and thy God shall be sis all your desires move to one my God; where thou diest, will I center, labeled Happiness. Home, die and there will I be bur'ed. friends, food, clothes, work, or Never get the delusion that you play, the goal to reach is Happi- are too good for your community, ness. that you are too talented, that the One endures hardships today for home crowd is inferior. But if you on the morrow they hope for would be happy give unstintingly something better. The old Book of yourself, your talent, your contains a paragraph, Weeping wealth, give it about your village. may endure for a night, but joy If you would attain happiness con- cometh in the morning. The idea tr'bute liberally to the good of of happiness lifts us from the com- those about you. mon level of suffering and disa- Covered by the sweat and grime pointment, it is the morning star of toil, the crowd that wearily of hope. It assures us that there and longingly come and go each is a happy land, an actual place, day seek for the same hidden gem, a mighty reality, a life and world the same pearl that you hope and' where evil cannot enter. pray for, its true name is Happi- So it is happiness you seek, my ness. friend. Conscious or unconscious Happiness is a state of the mind, of this fact happiness is the su- it is found in doing good, in being preme quest of every traveller good, in serving God, and serving who climbs the steeps of time. But, mankind. No one can be happy alas, few are happy. Grief and vex- until he is unselfish, no one can be ation are the portion of many. S , happy until he quarrels with sin, my friend, if happiness be a real- no one can be happy until he an- ity, if it be not a heartless dream,, chors his hope in God. let us lay hold, and hold fast to GEO. M. HULME such a glorious achievement as happiness.

If you would be happy enter in- LENT to the spirit of your community, be a neighbor, be a friend.t Let no Lent, the forty days preceding one be too lowly, too poor, or too Easter Sunday, beginning with illiterate to go unnoticed by you. Ash Wednesday, is observed in Belong to the area in which you commemoration of Christ's forty 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

STOW COMMUNITY CHURCH ceive power, when the Holy Spirit (JEOIIGE M. HIILME .... Minister $50 Ardmore AT., Akron. UN-1685 is come upon you: and ye shall be my witness both in Jerusalem THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS and in all Judea and Samaria, Drnuer C Stow, Summit Co., Ohio. Published and unto the uttermost part of weekly. Subscription price 50c a the earth. Acts 1:8. year. Entered as second class mat- ter May 4, 1937 at the Postoffioe at This lesson starts a period of Stow, Ohio, under Act of March 3, 1879. Office of publication, 360 W. study in the Acts, Epistles and Arndale Rd., Stow. H. J. Stockman, Editor. Revelation to learn the secret of the power of the early Church. days of fasting. It is a season The first instructions given of spiritual penitence, self-denial, them were to "wait for the prom- and preparation for Easter. ise of the Father" which was that The number forty is significant, the Holy Spuirit would come upon for forty years Israel was in the them. wilderness; Israel was delivered The Holy Spirit comes upon into the hands of Pharoah for each believer in Christ today but forty years; the flood continued is only increasingly powerful as for forty days and forty nights; one waits on Him and allows God Moses was in the mountain for to work in His own appointed forty days and forty nights, and, time and way. The apostles wait- Jesus remained with his disciples ed TEN DAYS after the ascen- for forty days after the resur- sion, "continually in the temple, rection. blessing God." What a difference GEO. M. HULME there is on our modern age when <3> many find no time, or at least only a few minutes each day, to BIBLE STUDY LESSON tarry in the presence of God. APRIL 6 The disciples were ignorant Printed Text—Acts 1:1-12. men, many not having an educa- Golden Text—But ye shall re- tion equivalent to that of our

Where waves reach up to whisper to the clouds, or where they roar their message to the shores of man they can speak of nothing higher than a Service of Sincerity. The McGowan Funeral Home 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

grammar school children, but Members in attendance Sunday God had a definite use for them morning, who had not been able and they tarried awaiting the to worship with us for sometime Holy Spirit before they presumed were Mrs. Frank Moulton and to go out and preach the gos- Mrs. Miller Underwood of Akron, pel. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Saffell of Our present day Christians Cleveland and Levi Moyer of will be more powerful in their Loyal Oak. lives and in testimony for Christ Mr. and Mrs. Roose, charter if before acting—before speak- members, who live on West Gra- ing—they will empty their minds ham Road, celebrated their gol- and hearts of all personal preju- den wedding anniversary Mon- dices, desires and ambitions, and day, March 31st, with open wait for the power from on high. house afternoon and evening. ® Haze<§> l Wheeler

COMMUNION LAST SUNDAY This coming Sunday, April 6th, As Recorded By Mrs. Dunn the first Sunday of this quarter, the Communion of the Lord's Charter members who were Supper will be observed in our present Sunday morning and par- church at the morning service. ticipated in the mortgage burn- All members should be present. ing ceremony were Charles Trax- ® ler, William V. Smith, William R. Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. HOLY WEEK SERVICES Woodring, son Archie and daugh- ter Esther, Mrs. Winifred W. Union services of Stow Church Dague, Mr. and Mrs. George Up- of Christ and Stow Community son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roose, Church will be held during the Mrs. Walter Howard, Mrs. Henry week preceding Easter. This is Headlee, Mrs. Albert Statts, Mrs. known as Holy Week and it is Frank Bientz, Mrs. H. V. Putt expected that these meetings and son Kenneth. will be well attended. Deceased charter members The first service will be held whose memory we honor, were Sunday evening at 7:30 P. M. in Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Chacey, Mrs. Stow Church of Christ, Rev. Mary E. Lodge, Mrs. Ellsworth, Hulme preaching. Monday evening Mrs. Dora Smith, Mrs. Charles the meeting will be held in Com- Thornton, Mrs. Darrow, Mrs. munity Church. Rev. Gregory Walker, Mrs. Sommers, Mrs. preaching. Tuesday eve- Schlarb, Mr. A. J. Baringer, Mrs. ning an Easter Pageant .based on Don Williamson, Mr. George the seven last sayings of Christ Pettitt, Mrs. F. R. Hbwe and will be presented by members of Oliver Lodge. both churches in the Stow

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Church of Christ. Friday eve- Church. So—the Editor expects ning Rev. Hagelskamp will preach to be present in person at the at Community Church. church on that date about 8:00 P. M. and hopes a quorum for the transaction of business will also be there. SUNRISE SERVICES STOW CHURCH OF CHRIST

Easter Sunrise Services will be APPROACHING MARRIAGE held in the Stow Church of Christ Announcement has been made Easter morning (Sunday, April of the approaching marriage of 13th) at 6:30 A. M. This service C. Norman Kempel, son of Mr. is sponsored by the Missionary and Mrs. C. C. Kempel, Hudson Guild. rd., Stow, to Miss Ethyl Laurie Albright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Albright, Atlanta, CHURCH BUSINESS MEETING Georgia. The wedding will take place Saturday, April 19th at While nothing was said last the Cathedral Christ the King, Sunday about it, this Friday eve- Atlanta, Ga. A sister of the ning, April 4th is the time of the bride, Miss Roberta Albright, regular Church Night Business will be maid of honor. Miss Meeting for Stow Community Mary Lou Kempel will be brides- maid and Richard K. Kempel best man. Mr. Kempel is associated with the Rohner Paper Company, Akron.

BAND CONCERT Friday evening, April 4th, 8:00 P. M. a concert by the combined Stow High School and Grade School Bands will be given in the High School Auditorium. An The Cost Is Sure extra attraction will be Harry to Be Low Royale comedian and ventrilo- quist, National and Columbia When we service your Broadcast artist. A small ad- car, non-essentials are eliminated. You get only mission fee will be charged. what you need—at low cost. Stop here—and your car won't stop dead—just Experience Is A Great when you want to enjoy Teacher spring driving. Get Your Upholstering, Cabinet Work, Anything in MARHOFER Furniture at McGRAIL CHEVROLET ANTIQUE SHOP Phone OV-8426 Stow OV-8919 150 E. Kent Rd. Stow, O. 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

pumps, glass jars, garden tools, BAKE SALE clothing, stoves, swings, etc. All articles donated should be serv- Bake sale Saturday, April 5th, iceable for it is the intention of sponsored by Ladies Class Com- the committee to hold a Commun- munity Church at Acme begin- ity Sale at the town hall about ning ten A. M. May 3rd and sell their material at auction and turn the proceeds into the Kitchen Fund. SPECIAL The committee is quite confi- dent that if the citizens of the To the Citizens of township will contribute what- Stow Township: ever material they can under each of the above groups that the nec- At a special meeting of Stow essary $1,000.00 can be raised in Community Council, held on three months time to purchase Thursday, March 27th a finance and install the proposed kitchen committee was appointed to raise in the town hall. the necessary money to purchase and install a complete kitchen in The various organizations as the Town hall. well as the Community Council This committee was instructed feel that a Community Kitchen to make this task as 'painless' to will be a very valuable asset to the citizens as possible. The the community. It has been con- committee has been functioning servatively estimated that with and has devised a plan which they the proper equipment, that 250 feel will meet with wholehearted people can be fed at one time on support from the citizens and will the first floor of the town hall. readily provide the necessary This will be ample space to take funds. care of any banquets or dinners any organization in Stow might The plan adopted is as follows: sponsor for some time to come. 1. To ask each and every citi- zen in the township to collect all The committee respectfully old scrap metals lying around asks that every citizen and or- their garage, basement, barn or ganization in the township get fields and donate it to the Kitchen back of this project and help to Fund. put it over. More details as to dates of collection on the various 2. That every family in Stow streets and roads will be an- Township save their newspapers, nounced later. magazines and catalogues for three months, starting with April Respectfully yours, and donate these to the Kitchen Commuity Kitchen Fund. The committee will ar- Finance Committee range to collect these once each H. L. Sollberger month. V. G. Henderson 3. That every car and truck G. A. McAdam owner within the township col- A. J. Brust lect their old tires and tubes for three months and donate these | Dentist i to the fund. I DR. W. B. OCKER ! 4. That every family in the * Credit Pxtenrlfd !' township collect and donate any J OV-8510 9 a m. to 9 p. m. j surplus articles of furniture, rugs, Snaqht BIdq.. Stow { WHMwvmmuwmwMvm 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

ried twelve years last Monday PERSONALS celebrated with a special dinner on Sunday. One birthday was celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Howard Straley at Bible School last Sunday, that and daughter Betty Lou of East of Betty Lou Harper. Palestine, Ohio, visited at the Corsages $1.00 and up at Silver hemes of their parents in Akron Lake Florists.— (Adv.) and Stow over last Saturday and Mr. Joe Mitten and family Sunday. spent last Saturday with relatives HELP WANTED: White girl at Millersburg, Ohio. to help with housework, laundry, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weldon of and three children. Call OV-8496 Wooster were guests of Mr. and or 167 Oak Road, Stow. (Adv.) Mrs. H. V. Putt last Friday. Movies of the mortgage burn- FOR SALE—Good second hand ing last Sunday were taken by lumber, cheap. 200 Ritchie Road, Karl Henry. We shall be anxious Stow. (Adv.) to see these pictures. Miss Betty Monteith is Mrs. C. M. Woodring's sister, spending her ten day spring vaca- Mrs. A. W. Weaver, son David tion at the home of her parents. and daughter Marian, returned to Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stein cele- their home in Minneapolis last brated their twenty-sixth wedding anniversary last Thursday, March 27th. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stein and daughter Helen spent last Sun- day afternoon with the Regula family, Canton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Cox mar-

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E. F. KASTENS 116 East Graham STOW, OHIO OV-8926 Steam and Hot Water WATER SOFTENERS HEATING

Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Solleber- With an attendance of 123% ger in Akron. the banner was again won last Quality eating potatoes eighty- Sunday by Mr. Cross' class. Total five cents a bushel. No. 2 grade attendance at Bible School was fifty cents a bushel. George Hoch, two hundred thirty-six plus. 2200 Munroe Falls Ave. (Adv.) Plowing and fitting with Allis Richard Sengpiel, five year old Chalmers tractor. Reasonable grandson of Rev. and Mrs. Hulme, price. Cash. Louis Griggy, Rit- spent two days in the hospital chie Road, Stow. (Adv|) last week but at the present wri- ting is in an improved condition Mr. and Mrs. E. R. McVay and and at the home of his parents. family of Canton were visitors last Sunday afternoon at the home Wanted: Two pound broilers. of Mrs. McVay's sister, Mrs. Geo. Damon's, East Graham Road. OV- D. Conley, West Arndale Rd. 8781. (Adv.) Mrs. Wheeler's Bible Class Mrs. Chas. Gillam received will hold their regular monthly word Tuesday morning of the meeting Saturday, April 12th, at death of a niece in Cumberland, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Maryland. With daughter Clara Ridenour, East Arndale Rd. and son Palmer, Mrs. Gillam left Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solleber- Wednesday to attend the funeral ger, and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Thursday in Cumberland. Biddle attended a bridge party last The perfect combination. Super Saturday night at the home of Shell Gasoline and Golden Shell Motor Oil. Get them at Eddie Par- sons Shell Gas Station, Stow. Adv. Antiques Repaired Samuel and Huldo McDonough, Refinished of Akron, recently purchased the Cabinet Work Frederick Taylor home on Edge- Upholstering wood Drive in Paradise Park. Clint E. Worcester This transaction was accomplish- ed through the office of Oakley Darrowville Tel. WA-7553 Spaght and Son.

VISITORS WELCOME PALM SUNDAY Al SILVER LAKE GREENHOUSES 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

Native Hardwood Lumber. At grade pupil, made "Superior-One" prices you can afford. Joe Mitten, in her alto saxophone solo. Be- 142 Thorndale Avenue, Stow. OV- sides playing in the school band 8725. (Adv.) Sunya plays in the Bible School The Bible School of the Stow Orchestra at Community Church. Church of Christ has prepared a Next Saturday she plays at Al- fine program for next Sunday, liance with the High School in a which is Palm Sunday. The pro- baritone saxaphcne quartette. gram will be put on by the Begin- For Sale: Seed potatoes. Michi- ners and the Primary Depart- gan Russets. Also eating potatoes. ment. The children's choir will 75c per bushel, Melvin Thomas. make their first public appear- WA-5069. (Adv.) ance in their new robes. Stow draftees, George Chand- For Sale: Guernsey cows, also ler and James Graner, are now early cut clover or timothy hay in located at Fort Riley, Kansas. bales. Tel. WA-9771, W. H. Peck, Other Stow boys recently draft- Waterblest Farm, Hudson rd., ed are Ervin Williams, Leon E. Stow. (Adv.) Childs, Clair Olson, Warren Starting April 1st "Bob" Green Tweed, Thomas Williams and becomes a "permanent" bus dri- Lawrence C. Short, also Luther ver. He takes Frank Carlisle's Hoggle of Munroe Falls. place, who has resigned to take Editor's Note: We should be the job of assistant postmaster pleased to receive news items which position was made vacant about these or any others who by the resignation of William are now serving Uncle Sam in Gowin who will in turn take up the army. selling. GIRL WANTED for general If you live in the suburbs have housework. Stay nights, steady a suburban plumber with eighteen position. OV-8949. (Adv.) years suburban experience do Last Friday evening Mr. and your work. E. F. Kastens, 116 Mrs. Howard Roose, married East Graham Road, Stow, Ohio. fifty years on the following Mon- OV-8926.—(adv.) day, were guests of honor at a In the Northeastern Music Con- surprise dinner given by the test held at North Canton last Bide-A-Wee Club (oldest Stow Saturday Sunya Thayer, 7th organization) at the F. R. Morse

^^^Hsnxm I MEALS ARE ALWAYS REASONABLY PRICED AT Ritchies Meat Market N. L. Ritchie, Prop. 407 Ritchie Rd. 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

. home, 415 Hudson Road. Mrs. W. H. Samuels was hostess with husbands also attending, fifty- FUL-O-PEP three sat down to the feast. CHICK STARTER Plowing and garden fitting, new GROWING MASH Allis Chalmers tractor with all EGG MASH attachments, Melvin Thomas, WA-5069. (Adv.) Now that his house is finished Special and the family moved in, Dr. J. G. Lichty thinks it would be a EGG MASH fine thing if his new neighbors on $2.37 per 100 lbs. Charing Cross Drive would turn out some fine day soon and help fix the lawn, plant the shrubbery, GRIT and the trees, and make the garden. No doubt just as soon as the OYSTER SHELL shrubbery arrives and the day is (all sizes) set, they will do this very thing. No doubt. One dollar adjusts any make CHARCOAL sewing machine in your home. for Chicks and Hens Singer Agency, 2373 Front St., Cuyahoga Falls 'or call WA-8429. DORMANT (Adv.) Near fifty were present in the SPRAY OIL Ladies Bible Class last Sunday. Those who were listed as visitors Any Quantity were Mrs. R. C. Jones, Mrs. S. Bring Your Own Container W. Biddle, Mrs. Ella Tillet, Mrs. Emily Walder, Mrs. W. R. Clark, Mrs. Katie Statts, Mrs. Myrtle SEEDS Stout, Mrs. George Upson, Mrs. Howard Roose, Mrs. M. Under- Flower and Vegetable wood and Mrs. D. Saffell of Our Selection is Cleveland. Complete For Sale: Good family cow. Six years old. Guernsey and Jersey. Will be fresh about April 1st. Mso OAT HULLS heifer ten months old. Carl Son- dereker, Ellsworth rd., Stow. WA- for Litter, also 9729. (Adv.) STRAW Note from the Men's Class: Next Sunday (April 6th) the ALFALFA HAY Men's Bible Class will have for their consideration, THE GRAV- EST EVENT in world's -history. The men are requested to begin BAUGHMAN'S their study with the fourteenth verse of the third chapter of the OV 8413 STOW, O. Gospel by John, and be prepared to answer questions proposed by 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

the five "W's", Who, When, Where, What and Why. GRAHAM ROAD BAPTIST Experience is a big help in This Friday evening a cottage buying or selling a home. Oak- prayer meeting will be held at ley Spaght and son have been in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Sei- the real estate business in Stow bert, Front St., Cuyahoga Falls. for the past twenty-four years. Sunday morning April 6th Rev. Their experience will be both Douglas will preach on the profitable and helpful to you text "If any man hunger let him when you buy or sell real estate— eat at home." (Adv.) On Easter, 6:30 A. M. sunrise A common mistake in the services to which all are invited, thinking of many, especially the will be held in the church. children, was called to our atten- Wednesday, April 16th the an- tion by Mrs. Dague last Sunday nual election of church officers when she distinguished between will occur. EVERY member of the church and the church build- the church, age 12 years and up ing. If the church building were requested to be present. to burn, the church would not Last Sunday attendance at cease to exist, for the church is Bible School was one hundred that body of saved souls who are ninety-two. Birthdays celebrated in the habit of meeting in the were those of Mrs. Wagner and church building. It is you, and Mrs. Morehouse. you, and that vast multitude of Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Himler ages past who have accepted enjoyed the day at the home of God's plan of salvation. Another the Clarence Younkins, Munroe point brought out by Mrs. Dague Falls. was that your name is not a vi- Recently Lean Childs went to tal thing, but the kind of a life a camp in Virginia as a draftee. you live,—that—, is vital. Like- Also, word has been received wise, with a church it's not the from the boys at Camp Forrest, name, but the kind of people Tenn. They seem to be quite who make up that particular happy. Speak of the new build- branch of Christ's church which ings, shower baths and plenty to is important. eat.

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week late. BANDING BIRDS Soon the warblers will be ar- riving and two species sometimes This week I shall tell you stop and nest in Stow. The about a visit which the editor and warblers frequent wooded areas I recently made to Stow's only and for that reason are not com- bird-banding station and the monly recognized. They deserve three pleasant hours we spent more general recognition, for there. This unusual place is the they add much life and color to home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles the woods. Mountz on Gorge Boulevard back Seed-eating birds are enticed of the cemetery. into the traps by hay chaff and Here since February, 1939, Mr. fine scratch feed. The insect and Mrs. Mountz have banded eaters, including the warblers, and released 1023 birds of 56 spe- pay no attention to this feed. At cies. The first bird banded, a the Stow station they are lured slate-colored junco, returned to into water traps by the motion the station each winter since of falling drops of water and the from its home in the vicinity of ripples which they make in the Hudson Bay, and when the juncos basin of water which catches start coming in this fall there them. These traps made in sev- will be some anxious moments eral compartments of wire at the Mountz home over each screen are placed over the recep- trapped specimen to see whether tacles and the birds in flitting their old friend will again escape about to see what makes the mo- the hazards of migration and tion alight on the automatically again come back to Stow. tripped doors and find themselves The juncos and tree sparrows inside. These doors are set to come to the traps in great num- trip if a common penny, which bers. Both nest in northern weighs slightly more than three Canada and winter in this local- grams, drops on them. This del- ity. The tree sparrows fly in on icate adjustment on the tripping the crest of every snow flurry devices is necessary to catch for a meal and often they are such small visitors as the Wil- caught and banded. Just now son's Warblers or the ruby- the birds that followed the sun crowned kinglet, which weigh south for the winter are coming only six grams full grown. When back to nest here or will be pass- we consider that the common ing through to their northern wren weighs from eleven grams summer nurseries. This spring to twelve grams, we get a fair the migration is generally one idea how very diminutive these

DRIVE WAY MATERIALS BUILDERS SUPPLIES E. M. Guise Coal and Supply Go. OV-8711 MUNROE FALLS, 0. 10 THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS birds are. Other traps are tripp- banded. Records of a person who ed by hand from inside the house. lacked a detailed knowledge of When it was suggested recent- the different species of birds ly that the visual education de- would be worse than worthless. partment of the Akron Public Any person who finds a bird of- Schools provide cases containing any kind which has a metal band mounted specimens of birds com- on its leg should take the bird to mon to this region, some bird Mr. Mountz, who will make the lovers objected to the destruction necessary report. School chil- of the birds for this purpose; but dren and adults are invited to Mr. Mountz took the stand that it Visit the banding station if they was worth while for some of the are interested in birds, and their birds to die and be preserved as habits. specimens if their death might Mr. Mountz derives much pleas- save the lives of other hundreds ure from his bird study in addi- of birds. Boys with air rifles kill tion to the satisfaction that he many song birds each year which receives from knowing that his they mistake for English spar- work adds to the sum total of the rows. If the school children see knowledge of the ways of birds, how many birds closely resemble their comings and their goings, the English sparrow, they will, no their likes and dislikes. In fancy doubt, put a stop to the indiscrim- he and Mrs. Muntz travel each inate killing of little brown birds. faring on fa;ry wvngs with their Mr. Mountz hopes to have the little friends north to their nest- exhibit available for the use of ing grounds where insects may be the Stow schools soon. gathered for hungry mouths The permit to band birds is twenty-four hours a day, north granted by the Fish and Wild to the barren shores of Hudson Life Service of the Department Bay, north to the shores of the of the Interior only to persons of Great Bear and Great Slave, proven ability, knowledge and still north where the mighty Mc- character. They furnish all nec- Kenzie empties her cargo into essary report forms and the the Arctic Sea. And then they metal bands for the birds' legs, leisurely return over the same of which I saw four sizes. These route to the feeding station on bands come with the numbers cut the bank of the Gorge. And on them. The Service keeps a friends, if you don't think that's record of all bands sent to Mr. pleasant traveling, ask Mr. and Mountz. Mr. Mountz keeps and Mrs. Mountz. reports the record of every bird JOE A. MITTEN

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