Niagara Falls?

Democrat, June 1, 1922

Hustlers Meeting

On Thursday afternoon, May 25, the Hustlers Class of the Fairfield Sunday School met at the home of Miss Bertha Younts, about one mile west of Fairfield.

We were first favored with music on the player piano, after which we had our prayer led by Miss Helen Younts. We then had our program, which everybody greatly enjoyed.

After our program, we cut quilt blocks to make a quilt for the orphans home in Greencastle. After we had pieced a few blocks, the hostess served us with delightful refreshments of lemonade and cake.

We then were taken over Niagara in a barrel. We parted hoping to meet at the home of Misses Dorothy and Mary Personett on June 21. The guests were misses Vivian Osborn and Dorothea Younts.

-- Secretary

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Two Richmond Clubs

Buy Cory Camp Site

The joint committee of the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs of Richmond one day last week closed the deal whereby they became the owner of the camp site just north of Fairfield owned by Miss Lenora Cory, Denver C. Harlan, chairman of the committee, and five other members of the club making their third visit on the day the deal was closed. 

They secure 23.27 acres, fronting on the East Fork of the Whitewater River. The place is an ideal one and will be used as a summer camp for boys. Some improvements and alterations are planned to be made at once to the bungalow on the place.

The two clubs are making extensive plans for the entertainment of the boys during the summer, and they will be well taken care of during their stay at the camp.

Note: Amen.