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Zanesville News

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bailey, of near Roanoke, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bailey.

Maurice Breshbill and family have moved to near Bluffton since selling their farm to a Mr. Traceler.

Mrs. Woody Keplinger spent a recent day with Mrs. Homer Smuts near Huntington.

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Crismore and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Newhouse, of Uniondale, attended the funeral of Walter Espich.

Berdell Hoopengarner has moved into the Homer Smuts property recently vacated by Clarence Jacobs.

Word received here says that Miss Frances T. Keyser, who has been in France, has landed in the states.

Mr. and Mrs. Carry Byrd and family have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corll, near Uniondale.

Mr. and Mrs. Odis Lines and family spent a recent day with Mr. and Mrs. John Preskey in Markle.

Ira Wickliffe and Odis Lines were in Fort Wayne a few days ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crow have moved to the farm north of town recently vacated by Cliff Feil.

Mr. and Mrs. August Schwartz and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schwartz attended a surprise given for John Sturtevant, near Huntington.

The funeral of Walter Espich was largely attended at the Radical U. B. church, Rev. Mr. Freeman being in charge of the ceremonies.

There are still several cases of influenza in this community.



Herbert Minniear Wounded.
(Special to the News.)
Bluffton, Ind., March 8. -- The name of Herbert C. Minniear, private, of Fort Wayne, enlisted when he resided in Bluffton, appeared in the latest causalty list as "wounded, degree undetermined." He is the soldier who had twice been listed in the casualty column, the first time as "wounded," the second as "killed in action," and for whom special memorial services were held in the First Baptist church here, just a short time before it was reported that he was in a French hospital. There is confusion here in regard to whether he might have been wounded again.