The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 11

AOON BEACON FRIDAY. 'AHHTTST 5. 1JWa Ptark counties, plana a reurtnon at Johanna, fought in the American Spring; near Canton, on Aug. revolution. He lived to be more 27 -the 200th anniversary of the than 100 years of age and ia 1 landing of the first Brouse in this buried in Wadswnrth cemetery.

ting was brisk and eys of all Ranrk, "and It revived memorWj stein's trntHnf mare the one spectators were centered on the. of t.h a t. rock fifcht as thoujrh it he won in raffle." pit. Maybe the watchman wasn't had happened a week ago. 7t The man could not conceal his aa watchful as he should have caused quite a sensation at the surprise.

He readily identified been. In any event, in broke the tune." himself as "foe." police anil the entire audience was The, two hadn't met in 4.1 years. placed under arrest. Al.f'.X I'KOVK HIS Reed's livery stable stood just MAVOK KINKS A I.I. VIr.MORV IS fiOOU Buchtel hotel, on the KHillT SI'MTATOKS Alex Sicherrnsn, the "sage of site of the Colonial theater.

Mayor Dow Waters acted as Main at has an excellent mem- slipped Joe a coin pist police judge, too, in those riaya cr for facea and names, he prov- foi old time's sake and each went and he fined everyone the costs, ed yesterday. wa.V. Stevenson, Veteran Newspaperman, Die NEW YORK, Aug. Frederick Boyd Stevenson, 7P, who retired in after 27 years on the siaff of the Brooklyn Eagle, died last night. Stevenson waa political editor of the Cleveland Herald before he waa 21.

He later served as city editor of the Chicago Daily News and Sunday editor of the Chicago Tribune. Arqund the Town country. Johanna Brouse, who r-Hme tn this country 'I'M) years ng-o from Alsace firraine, wss lb first of the clan. And from the" time or his arrival until the present, about 1.500 descendant have been traced. It believed there are aa many more that hj.ve not vet been located.

Attorney Edwin Brouse, Carl Klickinger, Mis. Alfred A kers and many others are members of this family whose record in America goes hack two centuries. C. .1. Blouse of R.

T. 1. Clinton, is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements tor the reunion, ft is pxpected that more than 00 members of the Brouse $4.80. The late Wils P.obinson, Alex waa just leaving the Seethe late Andy N'oah, Henry Jack- ond National building when a man son and a host of others were well along in years, poorly-dresa- RROI'SK KXMII.V IM.A.VS UNION arnong those caught In the round- ed. and gray, stopped him.

H'onse family, witn many up. "Howdy, Mr. Sirherman. representatives in Summit and The Bronse family, with Michael Brouse, granrtson of family will artend. Barry, with quite a local repii- know yon, but 3 II bet you don know me," he aaid.

lation as a poet, composer and singer, wrote a parody on the most popular song of the day mid In the vci-kcm he lined the names of many of the cock fight witnesses. "I hadn't seen that old pa rod In years until yesterday. said 4. lev looked at the man intently for a moment and then era Id: "Sure I know you. You're aouielHxIy, and you used to work In Jim Heed's livery stable on Mill st.

Vnu're the fellow who alwRV harneSNed Herman FVrb- A HAM RANCK, old hmwlmRaler and lemier of the Grftat Western hand a quarter-century afro, came, across ari Interesting paper at his homo yesterday. It Is a. parody on the "Two Little Oirls in Blue," written by Tim Barry, for a number of years assistant general passenger agent at Union depot. ThP parody was inspired by an event that occurred in the old Bnchlel hotel 4ri years ago. Col, Frank Wood was then man- agin? the old Biichtel, the leading jtook a chance then as they do hnslelry in town.

Cock fights fAodeYoutVloy! A. cocking main was held in the were taboo in the "gay nineties" hotel, attended by many of the as they are today- but the hoys young bloods of the town. Bet- Super Market 21 NORTH MAIN ST I T) A I home-tnst ing sou ps -Tn have to be prepared Beat the heat serve Iced Tea and RICH, Fruits and Vegetables for that extra vitality and pick up be sure to use VOLUNTEER Orangt Pekoe. CARROTS, hunch (ABBA (JK, lb rilPI'KKS and your way! That's why Heinz chefs cook their soups carefully, in shiny open kettles. The result soups as savory as any that ever graced grandmother's china tureen! Try Heinz Vegetable Soup, Corn Chowder, Consomme.

Lay in an assortment of vour favorites from Heinz 2.1 fully prepared Home-style Soups and lay off (t POTATOES, basket 1 2 A BALDWIN 1V APPLES, lb lot 25 5 rNS' 19' I WIIiKRS. each rEJrV PREPARE IT WITH 1IKAKTS, bunches LEAF I.F.TTITE, lbs cooking this summer! VOLUNTEERS TEA $PUP A. H. GUNSOLUS DAIRY FRESH BUTTER Ib. 27c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Sek EXTRA Our cusioiur tel' in thai veif-thlUR In our more always "extra nice' That liitle word "exM'a" reallv sum up our Irtea of the wiv a grmerv nore should be run.

We give KXTRA lime to finding the best qnali'j foods KXTRA care to lime orders EXTRA aiienrion yntn personal tastes. There Is only one thing to which we do not attach an "extra" and that, price. Bol iiaples, and on socials nur prices you mony every dav in the week. Why not, fome in and look over our mnnv -saving values? Mild Cream Cheese, lb. "JQAPackage Cheese Q7a I if 12 V-lb.

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