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Sam Slaymaker, 18, registered prior to casting his vote for the presidential election for the first time this morning. Sam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Slaymaker, of Valley Springs, Rt. 7, Warsaw, is a senior at Warsaw Community High School and just turned 18.
Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Davidhizer and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Harman gave them an old-fashioned belling on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hartzell.
Mrs. W.A. Weick, proprietor of the Antique and Gift Shop on East Market Street, now has on display an old cane and fork which were the property of Mrs. Weick's father, Frank Dillon, of Long Beach, Calif., during the Civil War. He brought the fork home with him when he was discharged from the army, in which he served in the 19th Indiana battery light artillery, and the cane is made from a tree under which the last surrender of the Civil War was made, a spot about two miles north of Citronelle, Ala. The tree was oak and has since blown down and was donated to the city of Citronelle to be sold as relics.
