HOWARD.
Balser Weber spent several days,
jast week, in Philadelphia.
Matthew Rodgers, of Mexico, a
former resident here, called on
friends in town, Monday.
A son was born, last Tuesday, to
Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Pltecher, at
the Lock Haven hospital.
Mrs. Lula B, Stiver, of Lock Hav-
en, spent Friday and Saturday with
per sister, Mrs. Willard McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ekdahl and
family, and Mrs, Clara Butler, spent
sunday with relatives in Mill Hall,
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Weirick, of
Altoona, spent the week-end with
the former's mother, Mrs. Jennie
Weirick.
Mrs. Stella Williams, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. George Grif-
sth, of Ebensburg, spent Wednesday
in Bellefonte.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butler at-
tended a card party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Ira Lucas, at Eelle-
fonte, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Gretchen Haberstron and
william Van Dyke, of Lock Haven, |
were guests, Sunday of the former's
sister, Mrs. Stella V. Williams.
Mrs. Harriet Pletcher, who has
peen quite ill the past seven weeks,
is gradually improving, which will
pe pleasing news to her many
friends.
Mrs. Mary Hayes
Miss Vonada Johnson have
re-elected to their present positions
in the Jacksonville schools for the
coming year.
The first quarterly conference was
neld in the local Evangelical church !
on Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, in|
charge of Dr .Walter J. Dice,
trict superintendent.
Miss Esther
nurse in the Polyclinic hospital, at
Cleveland, is spending a two week’s
dis-
vacation with her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Herbert Schenck.
Miss Carrye Butler attended
birthday party, Monday evening, at |
N. H. |
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Yearick, in Jacksonville, the occasion
being Mrs. Yearick’s 82nd birthday.
The Woman’s Home Missionary
society of the local M. E. church
will give a special program in the |
auditorium of the church, Thursday,
May 12, at 8.00 P, M. The public is
invited.
Kline Wolfe suffered a severe lac-
eration of one of the fingers of his
left hand, Thursday afternoon. While |
bringing a pony out of the barn the
buckle on the rein
finger and inflicted a deep cut.
The Parent Teachers Association |
held their regular monthly meeting
in the High school building,
Friday evening. The students of the
Hoffman and |
been |
Schenck, graduate |
caught in his |
last !
[
| red at Junction
Walker
| cated.
| Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gre of
| Altoona; J. W. Keller, of oe 8 be-
| partment of Forestry, and a number
{of friends of Miss Blanche Rowe,
| from Harrisburg attended the funer-
‘al of George Rowe on Saturday af-
| ternoon,
> City, where the
family are tempororily lo-
——Competition in the china and |
novelty trade has driven the Variety |
Shop to the wall and Homer P|
Barnes will give up his store in
| Crider's Exchange and devote his
| entire time to his newspaper busi- |
| ness. He will move his agency into
| the store of Montgomery & Co., in
the same building, The move was to
| have taken place on Monday, but
| for business reasons has been post-
| poned a week or ten days. George
| Brown, who had been with Mr.
| Barnes for a number of years, has
| secured a job with the Federal
| Match Corporation and has been on
| duty there for almost two weeks.
| ——The meeting of the Women’s
| Home Missionary society of the Wil-
| liamsport district, in the Methodist
church of Bellefonte, Wednesday,
| was as interesting and even more so
| than expected. All three
were attended by both men and wo-
men and included one hundered and
| fifty delegates, representing the
| churches of the district. Food was
| served during the day by the wo-
men of the Presbyterian church in
their chapel. In all the meeting was
one of the most successful and en-
thusiastic of any ever held in the
church.
ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
9:30 A. M,, Church school
10:45 A .M., The service and ser-
mon: “As One Whom His Mother
Comforteth.”
7:30 P. M,, The vesper service and
sermon: “A Contract of Human
Values.”
Clarence E. Arnold, pastor.
WINGATE
George Summers is on the sick
| list at this writing.
The primaries here, last week,
| were very quiet and orderly.
Mrs. Florence Lucas made a busi-
ness trip to Bellefonte, last Thurs-
day morning.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S TORE ROOM.—Large store room in
sessions |
AARONSBURG
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bartges spent
the week-end with his brother, in
Martinsburg.
Mrs. John Isenberg and daughter,
Miss Marian, of State College, spent !
Saturday afternoon with their uncle,
A. S. Stover. !
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Johnson and
children, and Mrs. Johnson's parents,
were callers at the home of Mrs.
George Weaver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. C. Rote, her son, S. E.
Rote, his son, Mr, and Mrs. Chester
Rote, all of Axe Mann, were callers,
recently, at the home of Mrs,
Thomas Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. James Roush and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hines drove to
Williamsport, Sunday, for a brief
call on their daughter-in-law, Mrs,
Henry Roush,
Mrs. J. H. Crouse, who was taken
quite ill while attending church, one
week ago, is getting along very |
nicely and able to he about the |
house as usual. !
Mrs. Emma Fiedler spent several |
days at the Claude Fiedler home, in |
Penn Hall. Mrs. Fiedler was there at |
ATHAUM
A Warner Brothers Theatre.
-
STATE COLLEGE
(Matinee at 1:30. Evenings at 6:00)
FRIDAY— |
Barbara Stanwyck in Edna Ferber’s |
“SO BIG” |
SATURDAY— f
Joan Bennett, ZaSu Pitts in
“TRIAL OF VIVIENNE WARE”
MONDAY—
Irene Dunn, Ricardo Cortez in
“SYMPHONY OF SIX MILLION”
TUESDAY—
Joan Blondell, Leslie Fenton in
“THE FAMOUS FERGUSON CASE”
WEDNESDAY—
Elissa Landi in
“THE WOMAN IN ROOM 13”
THURSDAY—
Sidney Fox, Warren William in
“THE MOUTHPIECE”
i
NITTANY THEATRE
this time owing to the serious ill-
ness of Mrs, Fiedler.
W. E. Orwig and family drove to
Sunbury, recently, where they spent
the day at the home of their son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Harter. Their son Daniel returned
, home with them after having spent
some time with his sister,
We regret to note the serious con-
dition of Mrs. Harry Roush, who has
been ill for more than three months.
Last week she was threatened with
appendicitis and on Friday was tak-
en to the Williamsport hospital
where she is under observation.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Stover
had as guests, Sunday, Mrs Stover’s
Private Sale
ENTIRE STOCK
#2 FIXTURES
--of the--
Variety Shop
Crider’ Exchange
BELLEFONTE PA.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Tableware, Kitchen Utensils
Toys, Candy, Etc.
Show Cases, Counters, Cash
Register, Desk.
CHAS. E. DORWORTH Agt.
BELLEFONTE PA,
brother, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Beaver,
their son Lester and friend, of Potts-
grove; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boob
—We will do your job work right’
—
and Mrs. Emma Beaver, of Millmont,
and Mrs. Harry Osman and daugh-
ter, of Williamsport,
—Light brown sugar gives good
flavor to apples baked or stewed.
Quality Seeds
U. S. Grown, Verified-Origin,
Certified Highest Test Farm Seeds
Kofman'’s Coal Yard
WE NOW HAVE
Straw For Sale
$1.00 Per Hundred
Special This Week
Punxsutawney Coal |
$5.45 Per Ton |
DON’T FORGET OUR
Dustless Cannel Coal
BELLEFONTE
Phone 319
For the farm:
RED CLOVER
ALSIKE CLOVER
SWEET CLOVER
Alfalfa CLOVER
TIMOTHY
For the lawn:
WHITE DutCcH CLOVER
SHADY NOOK LAWN
EVERGREEN
PARK GREEN
“Qld Gardner” Fertilizer.
Olewine’s Hardware
BELLEFONTE, PA.
ROUND-TRIP
FARES
WEEK-ENDS
April 29 to September 3
Between all stations on the Penn-.
sylvania, Railroad and generally:
between stations in the East, Mid
dle West and Eastern Canada.
Tickets good leaving from noon Fri.
day to midnight Saturday. Return-
ing to leave destination any time to.
and including midnight trains the
following Monday. Good in Pullman.
cars on payment of regular Pullmam.
charges. Liberal stop-overs returning.
Pennsylvania Railroad
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for Mother
i : i the Hayes building, north of Alle- —
High school provided an entertain- a Et ry Al | FRIDAY . >
ment, consisting of a colored min- | Inquire of Mrs. R. G. H. Hayes, Belle-- “THE WET PARADE Carnations Potted Plants
strel; also recitations, vocal and in- | fonte, or phone 332 77-10-tt ’
Wrementel Tmsie, | CUTRICE'S NOTICE.—Lee tt Say ’ ROSES at $1.50 per Doz
i bo XECU!' I! .—L e er s «“ i
ols Rut Schenck and Miss | E testamentary on the estate of Helen So BIG’ a | 4 »
aze| unes, student nurses in the | E. C. Overton, late of the Borough o! ide ’
Lucy Webb Hayes hospital, at Bellefonte, Centre county, Penna. de- TUESDAY a“ for Mother's Day
Washingto D C ! | ceased, having been granted the under- “SYMPHONY OF SIX MILLION
Washi B, Fo returned tO signed, all persons knowing themselves
Wes ing on 2 ter spending their va- ee oma A WEDNESDAY— W 9 Fl r
i ty |" eaoUs FERa dring’s Floral Garden
Miss Schenck ry RO oe, and those having claims should present “F OUS FERGUSON CASE” 00 g
graduate this month. | isc grey Spal en THURSDAY— ( See Display at Hazel’s Food Shop in Crider’s Exchange )
h isti -! MARY ESTHER BOLTON, Executrix ”
The Centre county Christian En | ros al CoE Roseion Ave «THE WOMAN IN ROOM 18 I=
deavor Society will hold a rally in| 2779.6t Philadelphia, Pa.
the Evangelical church on Friday, LST - - Eh -
May 13th, beginning with a supper i TET Goria mw
at 5 o'clock in the evening, The main CURTIN TOWNSHIP ob. PATTON TF pao mi ie
address will be given by George B. Treasurer's Sale of Unseated Lands Acres Per. Warrantee Name Supposed Owner Taxes and Costs 148 Ete Thai one Sh cai 3.80:
Lowe, treasurer of the State Asso- ’ 33% via ostes & Lindsey 3 Rover) L. Dickey ........rs.. 213 9 Diehl, Nicholas, Sr..Geo. I. Miller Aa 1.55
ciation. Every Endeavorer of the arscadden, D. ....J. B. Beam .................. A 10 Diehl, Nicholas, Sr..Geo. C. Meyer ............... 82:
p 30 Curtin, John ...... H. Laird Curtin ............. 5.01 Diehl, Nicholas, Sr..Chas. M. Thompson ......... 6.80
county is urged to be present. For Non-Payment of Taxes for 1929 and 1930. x QUST. Joi oo Tal (HE, meee Sorin . sida 108 Diehl, Nicholas, Sr. Chas. 3 Foompion 11111 5
. 292 Irwin, Robt. ....... JB. Beam... .....c: career 4 Diehl, Nicholas, Sr..Theo. Davis Boal ............ ;
E. M. Brickley, cashier o e 6082 Kelso, JOS. ........ Robert L. DICKY ...onvevnn: 60.76 2 Je De Boat iu arid
First Nati > i f law relating to the sale of Unseated Land 433 Kelso, Rebecca ....Roy Brobeck 12.83 150 5 Rl OR 5.33
Irs i he provisions of law rela I N ....Roy Brobeck ................ . 65 rove, ert .....Jam } siaren in evence
New Te jonal bans, of Carrizozo, te notice is hereby given that there will be exposed 480 Kelso, Jos. ........ C.M.Long ................., 53.04 13 Kline, Robert Adam Krumerine ........... 4.82:
Mexico, and a member of the to public sale or outcry the following tracts or parts of tracts of unseated 403 Kelso, Rebecca ....C. M. LONE ......covvvnennnns 49.06 15 Kuhns, Peter ......N. B. Spangler .............. 38
executive committee of the Ameri- lands in Centre County, Pennsylvania, for taxes due and unpaid thereon, 400 Long J.B. ........ J BI Bean an 45.52 80 Kuhns. Solomon ...N. B. Spangler .............. 5.
’ iati : se in the Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, JUNE 13th. 300 Leech, Martha ..... J.B. Beam .................. 37.32 1 Thompson, J. L. ... Chas. StTOUSE ............... 4.99,
can Banker's Association m- at the Court House g I . pson,
i i yi, 200 1932, at 1 o'clock P. M., and to continue from day to day, if necessary, 86 Mitchell, M. J. ....H. Laird Curtin ............. 8.54
panied by his daughter, spent sever- by adjournment, until all are sold. 158 93 Packer, Job. W. ....Roy Brobeck . PENN TOWNSHIP
al days here with relatives and ROBT. F. HUNTER, County Treasurer. 433 163 White, Joseph ..... C. M. Long .... 11.150: 20 Hamilton, Thos. ... Lloyd SIover i... hike, 7.87
willis, Jonath J.B. B Y-12
friends, Mr. Brickley motored here 160 5 donasian wash BnBSa wher amen %-120 20 Hamilton, Thos. ...Lloyd SEOVET ................ 7.87
fom White Sulphur Springs, W. BENNER TOWNSHIP . hin FERGUSON Towssme at Sits POTTER TOWNSHIP
- : ,. Henry ........ . E. nberger ............ 12 ase AT DIadlordli il La 25.
Jor Wusle hs ay attends) 4 Tush Acres Per, Watraptee Name Supposed OWner . Takes and Costs 100 Hall, John 1.00 E. E. Ellenberger .......... | 17.23 50 100. Tomeles, Moses ... WB. Bragord ,.cooecrsonens 1238
ng of the executive committee of 45 Kunes, Paul ....... N. B. Spangler 10 Hicks, Abraham ...Francis Knocke ............. 3.62 an Sogtwel, D. sae baie I Steel Co. ov Max
which he is a member. | 24 Kunes, Richard ...N. B. Spangler .. 373 Risk, Chas. ........ E. E. Ellenberger ............ 97.12 in Fist TREE Lo 17.32
The motor car belongi t Blair | 25 Kunes, Simon ..... N. B. Spangler 150 Unknown creerennes g ood Mis Ee e322 ales 53 a McClelland, Geo. ..N. B. Spangler .............. 6.85.
* car pelonging to 1 212 Unknown .......... . Wool er Est. .... un. i , . oN ]
Hoy, which was stolen from the BOGGS TOWNSHIP GREGG TOWNSHIP RUSH TOWNSHIP
Dive way SIRE Se of Be > Li H Laird Gurtin 280 Hubley, Bernard James C. Furst 34.47 140 Allison, A to hery McA Poaver « 62:
; ; ig | Lair A , aus $C. FUSE ...conennnsns . i A TT MT aoa, d ;
house, about 9 o'clock Sunday night, 7% 79 Curtin, John H. Laird Curtin ... 122 Hepburn, Wm. ....James C. Furst .............. 13.19 = A re NTH einpher Bit. 88:
was recovered Monday morning, by 108 Curtin, Jas. . H. Laird Curtin . HAINES TOWNSHIP 157 Britches, Isaac ....R. R. Blair .......... . !
a member of the motor patrol, at a 36 Curtin, Austin LR Re 437 108 Hartman, John ....H. Feinberg 47 18 Brickley, Daniel 008, Pre EF 5. Matters 5.72
i Curtin, Rolan . Lair urtin . man, ..H. TERRE) 40 Chestnut, Samuel ..M. K. . R. y
Altoona, who notified Corporal C. I. 15 3s a, Roland H. Laird Curtin . 150 Levy, Aaron ....... J. K. & J. W. Reifsnyder 400 163 Copenhaver, John J. B. BEAM .....cvuenenrsens 3.72
Gross, of the motor patrol at Lock 100 Evans, Miles .......H. dake gurtin : BALE MOON. TOWNSHIP 300 Easkin, Thos. ..... Chatles Zvi Ta 22
Haven, and the person who took the 426 Evans, Jesse ....... H. Laird Curtin . 1,-433 153 Graff, Sebastian ...Jos. F. SCOLt «.....ouerenenes :
car, a resident 2 Montoursville, was 383 16 Frazier, Waldo .....Philip D. Foster . 40 Bryan, Samuel ....G. Wood Miller Est. ......... 9.52 "50 Gray, Wm. ........ Roy Brobeck eens 2
4 : / 3¢ 54 Greggs, Andrew ...H. Laird Curtin . 33 Bates, Daniel ...... Francis Knocke 5.04 1,-433 163 Hopkins, Joseph ...Jno. P. Harris .............. 1.23
arrested and the car and its taker 308 3 Bol, Jopn ERERERIRT 3 taj Curtin eos 76 Elder, Abram ...... Francis Jnocke ro RE = 433 163 Hopkins, John sii Jos, Possmore | Est. Sie 31.33
Kelso, Jane ....... : ; 217 oyd, Henry ...... ron nin . Co. .. 45. 1 - rwin, Robert ..... . M. ] REE .
Were returned, Monday to Cemire oo Kelso, Rebecca ....H. Laird Curtin 136 Pyle, oii aL ine Knocke 3 8.73 “396 Jordan, Benj. ......J. B. Beam ..........c.o0unnn 5381
county where the Montoursville man 100 Lane, Wm. ........ H. Laird Curtin 60 Pyle, Jacob ........ Francis Knocke 5.53 433 153 Lee, John .......... LB Beam s8.6
will face trial. 150 Lane, Very aes BH paid gun 21 Pyle, David ....... Francis Brocks 440 4-43 153 Morgan, B,D. Saale 2 ¥. Lefer Est. vias ieuina nisin 1343
Lane, Sarah ....... . 44 Unknown .......... BD Geller , 1 , John ...... | M. oe snerrorst .
The opening game of the baseball 150 Lane, Sarah ....... i Leird curtis 133 18 Whitehead, Richard. Tyrone Mining & Mfg. Co. .. 34.39 dss Miller, Jane 1LlJ B. Beam s8.67
Lane, Wm. ........ y - amsey, James .... CK «.nennennnnes i
Season of the Centre County League, Ts a dy Wm. ...H. Laird Curtin HARRIS TOWNSHIP 72-433 Stover, John ....... John P. Harris .............. 23.48
of which the Howard team is a 80 McClure, John .....H. Laird Curtin 3-433 Smith, Mary ....... J. Clyde Thomas ............ :
; 100 A H. Laird Curtin 400 Andree, Absolum ...Theo. Davis Boal ............ A 1 Sm, Man Te ai vuurr ey sor 58.67
member, will be played Saturday Be ental ......H. Laird Gurtin 00 Brown, Wik: ,...... Theo. Davis Boal... 108 Wilson, John... Jos. Passmore Est. .......... 10.14
afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, at the 1% Reese, De EIA Gn 300 Hogmal ri Tso. Davis Boal « 326% Wilson, John ......Jos. Passmore Est. .......... 24.38
High school grounds, with Pleasant 150 Reese, Daniel ...... H. Laird Curtin 50 Jewin Iona Whee Sees) Oo SPRING TOWNSHIP
Gap. The boys have spent a lot of 200 Yiisori, MeGaliister. H. i 50 Irwin, John -- Whitmer-Steele Co. 40 Curtin, A H. Laird Curtin ............. 4.16
time improving the ball grounds and 150 Yornall: MeCottihon 2 Jase Goren 400 Reed, Jas, ......... Whitmer-Stesle Co. 50 46 Harris, Jas. D. ..... H. Laird Curtin ............. 133
3 400 Patterson, Robert .. Whitmer-Steele Co. ohn ow "Laird Curtin ............. ,
have itin very good condition. Prof. BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP » Tong Jon Jos oR PAI CIEE anon 6.40
Weikert, a member of the faculty v -433 Barkelly, John .....H. S. Taylor, Agt. ........... 39.49 HOWARD TOWNSHIP 50 I a raks l 921
of the High school and the athletic 1,.433 163 Barkelly, John .....Robt. Kelley & M. K. Redding 23.62 40 Crawford, John ...H. Laird Curtin ; 25 Wilson, Wm. B, ...Chas, BIEGEr ......eeeuerens 15
coach d anager. 28-433 163 Barkelley, John ...E. K. Rhoads, Est. ........... 8.94 142 134 Curtin, Roland ....H. Laird Curtin , . SNOW SHOE TOWNSHIP
oach, has been electe Inanager, 1,-379 121 Bell, Wm. .......... H. 8. Taylor, Agt. ........... 26.22 62 Curtin, James ..... H. Laird Curtin i S ie
We are looking forward to some 74.337 121 Bell, Wm. ......... Robt. Kelley & M. K. Redding 12.10 250 Evans, Jesse ....... H. Laird Curtin .... ; 300 Lewis, Louis ...... James C. Furst .............. 66.84:
ver d this season, so let 8.379 121 Bell Wm. ......... E. K. Rhoades Est. .......... 8.12 154 Gras. amos H. Laird Curtin 3 on Martin Alexander . James C. Furst .............. 0.32:
h Bed games, hy d encourage 2/8 7140 22 Cox, Paul .......... Wm, Steele ..... ceeeveresnnn 15 206 Godfrey, John ..... H. Laird Curtin .. } 400 Martin, yi Jumes c Furst Sin 50.32:
yho urn out an { 7 y n, John ...H. 8. Taylor, Agt. ........... 19.9 817 Hale, JOS. ......... H. Laird Curtin ! 433 orth, James ...... ames C. Furst .............. .
the eam, i a 1 Donal. John ...Robt. Kelley & M. K. Redding 13.33 50 Harris, A. D. ...... H. Laird Curtin } 277 36 Wharton, Mary ...James C. Furst .............. 43.95
: 8.433 163 Donaldson, John ..E. K. Rhoads Est. ........... 8.94 49 Leathers, Samuel ..H. Laird Curtin ............. 5.62 277 36 Wharton, Mary ...James C. Furst .............. 3.95.
| 2/8433 1% Gilliland, James ...Dr. M. Stewart .............. 11.52 100 Parker, Wm. ...... H. Laird Curtin ............. 10.62 115 Wahn, Richard ....James C. Furst .............. 52.10.
BOALSBURG. 100 Harris, Henry ..... Dr. M. Stewart .............. 9.42 150 70 Turner, Hannah ...H. Laird Curtin ............. 15.62 190 Van Dyke, Henry ..S. R. Pringle & Eva Sharer .. 1%
. 362 Harris, Benj. ...... Dr) Stenare PR DE 3a HUSTON TOWNSHIP TAYLOR TOWNSHIP
Yrs. B. M. Kuhn Spen. Soms Size; % bid le in Npney i Coes Mary Mc.A. Beaver pi 15.12 165 Kuhn, Adam ...... N. B. Spangler 76 Anshultz, Geo. ....J. Sige THOMAS + craven sss 105%
last week, with friends at Zion, “4 Hoover, John ...... Dr. M. SteWart .............. 28.74 208 Kuhn, Daniel ...... N. B. Spangler 400 Bell, Wii. ........ J BBeUm lo1a
i RY 4a E. K. Rhoads, Est. ........... 8.9 uhn, Andrew .....N. B. Spangler } pi i By BRRIN 1 csi ainsi aisiae ny 2
polls Racheel Hunter, of Be) s/pm 185 Lom UP LR Rien a einen 8.04 228 Kuhn, Charles .....N. B. Spangler 434 Montgomery, ‘john .W. L. Hicks & J. Clyde Thomas 30.17
ranch, was a visitor in town on gi 153 Irwin, John ....... H. S. Taylor, Agt. ........... 10.47 105 Kuhn, Jacob ...... . B. Spangler 34 Unknown .......... Barony hiries J
Friday, %-433 153 fewin, Matinizs rill 5 Tyo oy & K. Redding 04 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP 33 Unknown .......... Harbison-Walker Refactories 2
The building of the State aid 7-185 ii Irwin Matthias ...Robt. Kelley & M. K. Redding 11.15 80 Garrell, Wm. ...... Susan E. Wolfe COMPANY +.eevvrrenennns 27
Boalsburg-Earlystown road is fur- %-433 158 Irwin, Matthias ++ lL 8 Taylor, Agt. Ser venga nr 1223 ie Hayes, Roby, & Jas. Fred Becnlel cererereeeaaas UNION TOWNSHIP
i 5 Johnson, Francis ..% fo ORS Eo: cine es : } °F. RIN + ve verrers esas AZER EAL GR Cage Mr UE lanl, WIL Laan LP. Blair LL.
Dishing employment for a number of 3545 163 Johnson, Francis ..H. 8, Taylor, Agt. ........... 10.47 400 Leech, Martha ......J. EB Beam La 385 Sle, ya. : ¥ 2 rs
Teh In this vieinity, 4-438. 163. Johnson, Francis Robt. Kelley & M. it. Redding 11.13 1% I a ay 52 Fisher, Wm. P. .... Dora E. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Johnson, of tt 163 hilly Wn. PS EK Rhoads Est. .... i saiey i 10.47 80 Smith, Robert ..... Susan BE. Wolfe 100 Sighet, Nou Pic ie ’B. Si one
Crafton, returned home, Sunday, af-| , jas 153 Lenox, David ...... E. K. Rhoads Est. ........... 4.85 MARION He 40 Lunes Poul... .N 5 Spangler
paid Week's visit with Mrs. John N50 158 Jenod, David ah Robt Kelley do M ‘K. Redding 5.17 15 68 Sure, Outstate Hind 6 Se 60 Kubes, Senel vB B Spanglet
n’s y = whondda Tel i iki , arvis, A. H. ...... . Lo: 75 unes, Simon ..... . B. Spa
: oi Mrs. M, A. Woods ; 2/8-433 153 McPherson, Wa. BE % Rhona x reeriiess 3.54 A Los ful un SM Lone 752 Bu Ee Sno... N. 5. Sbaugle
streoiher K. Dale is having his Main 4-433 153 McPherson, Wm. ..Robt. Kelley & M. K. Redding 8.24 100 Laird, Maithew 8.01 433 153 Wister, Wm. ...... Win LARS coeeveriaannssnn
reet residence beautified by several 9/8-243 158 O'Brian, Michael ..E. K. Rhoads Est. ........... 6.32 oe eb AE I I RSA 35.62 WALKER TOWNSHIP
coats of white paint. Charles Segner %-248 153 O'Brian, Michael ..H. 8. Taylor, Agt. ...... on 3.18 5 a IE a i) ule tree ao 3.55 MKIARIGL WI «WILE. Fardhbaiger iv. i... 3.44
and assistants Clayton Martz and %-243 158 O'Brian, Michael .. Robi. Kelley & M. K. Redding 7 60 Yeager, Simon .....Emma Cook Est. ............ 8.07 31 Miles, Samuel ..... J. L. Zimmerman ............ 4.09
Frederi D 3 1 the 64 O'Brian, Michael ..H. 8. Taylor, Agt. ........... 32 60 Yeager, Simon .....Emma Cook Est. ............ 13.02 12 Miles, Samuel ..... J. L. Zimmerman ............ 3.49
ic ale, are applying 2/8-283 153 Pettitt, Chas. ......E. K. Rhoads Est. ........... .85 200 bon DUR EO RR 11.70 ELT ro RR TR a i 12
Paint t, Chas. ..H. 8S. Taylor, Agt. ........... 8.16 » lbh 5. Peck to 462
* %-283 153 Pettitt, Cha 47 40 Rohrer, Christian ..Earl H. & Ralph S. Peck ....
1 ddi 9.76 HIP
Friends 15-233 153 Pettitt, Chas. Robt. Kelley & M. K. Redding 9. MILES TOWNS 32 112 Rohrer, Christian ..Joseph H. Hayes ............ 6.16:
nds of Jacqueline Walker re-| , .%q3 163 stewart, Chas. ....E K. Rhoads, Est. ........... 8.94 35 Levy, Rachel ...... John Klinefelter ............ 9.14 en
gret to 1 Y% Stewart, Chas. H. 8. Taylor, Agt. ........... 12.19 26 Parker, Wm. ...... Earl & Ralph S. Peck ........ 4.41 WORTH TOWNS
earn that she is suffering 4-433 163 : ; p
from injuri t 1,-433 163 Stewart, Chas. bt. Kelley & M. K. Redding 13.36 8 Unknown .......... JH BECK .rvreeerseeiinn, 3.98 223 Hawthorne, Joseph . Woodring Hunting Camp .... 14.50:
bile , Shjur 4s Saused by him Ay ome: 415 Tallhelm, Sarah ...Ralph A. Smith ............. 20.55 150 Young, Benjamin .. J. B, BEAM ......eneronensnos 16.02 342 Branor Joo eet. Spangler & Walker ooo... ... 20.58;
ng her. e accident occur-