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     Columbus Grove, Ohio
   Letters From Subscribers

   Chicago, Ill., Sept. 12, 1922.
My Dear Friend:  Enclosed fin***
check of two dollars for whic***
please send me the paper.  **
have transferred to the north
side school (sem) in a very de**
sirable part of the cirt and fee**
quite happy about the change
even though I am tremendously
busy gettin adapted to the new
situation.
      Very sincerly yours,
                  Matilda Basinger

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   Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 12 1922
Putnam County Videtta:
Gentleman:
   I am enclosing New york
exchange for ($2.00) two dollars
to pay my sybscription which expired
last February.
   I regret very much thru over
sight and I can assure you that
your interest in sending the paper
is appreviated very much.
   Please change address from
1130 Union to 1164 Union Ave.
         Very Sincerely Yours
      H. L. Beardsley

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    Washington, D. C.  Sept. 9, 22
   Mr. Albert Schumacher, Editor
Vidette, Columbus Grove, Ohio.
My Dear Sir:   
   Inclosed find check for re
renewal of my subscription for
year ending September, 1923.
   I read with pleasure every
week the news conveyed through 
your columns, especially the
whereabouts of many of those
whom I well remember some
thiry years ago.
   In your last issue I note that
Mr. A. C. Hauck is located in Detroit,
Mich.  If the same person, 
he is a brother of the then Theo.
Hauck drug firm and who married
Miss Amy Thrift.
   Mrs. W*lfe and myself will 
leave Thursday with the Washington
delegation to attend the *8th 
session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, I. O. O. F. at Detroit,
and my arrangements are to visit
folks at Piqua on the reture trip
and on Tueday, the 26th, will be in 
the Grove accompanied by my father
to attend a meeting of his lodge
that evening.
   Wishing for you and the Vidette
continued success, I beg to remain,
   Courteously, Bert V. Wolf

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