THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PAK. UNIONVILLE | (Reported by Special Correspondent) — vd Methodist Church Services-Pray- er service this Thursday evening at the close of which will be held the regular monthly business meeting of hte official Jboard. Bunday School Sunday morning at the reg- ular time followed by the preach- ing service, with sermon by the pastor, Rev, D. D, Kauffman; Ep- worth League in the evening at 6:30 p. m. Starting with this Sunday Rev. Kauffman will conduct a week of evangelistic services in the] church, each evening at 7:30 p. m All persons invited Free Methodist Church Services: | Young folks prayer service Tues- | day evening; Adult prayer service | Friday evening: Sunday School] Sunday morning at 9:30 a. m, fol- | lowed by class meeting; Young | folks meeting In the evening at| 6:30 p. m, followed by the preach- | ing service at 7:30 p. m, with ser- | mon by the pastor, Rev. G. A. Gar- | rett. | Presbyterian Church Services: Preaching service in the evening at 7:30 p. m. with sermon by the pastor, Rev. H. E. Oakwood which will be accompanied by the musical | numbers from Port Matilda. Bible tudy class each Monday evening in the church, | Missionary Meeting: —The mem- bers of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained this Thursday evening at the home of Mrs, W. B. Parsons Birthday Party: —A number of the friends and members of the Free Methodist church, met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Garrett on Tuesday evening and surprised Rev. Garrett, it being his birthday A very enjoyable evening was spent and Rev. Garrett was very much surprised and delighted. They de- parted for their homes wishing Rev Garrett many more happy birth- days. Cemetery Meeting: —There will be a meeting of the Board of Di- rectors of the Lower Cemetery at | the home of D. H Custer on nex: Tuesday evening, October 3rd. at 8 o'clock. All officers are urged to be | present, Tax Reminder:—This is the last week in which to pay school tax before the 5% penalty will be added Look up your statement and see that yours are pald | cvs. HOWARD Mr. and Mrs. William Bathgate and Mrs. Lewis Dorman are spend- ing Thursday (today) at the Bloomsburg fair Miss Mary Elizabeth Schenck of Harrisburg spent the weekend at her home, Mrs. Harold Kline and Mrs. Lewis Dorman did shopping in Lock Ha- ven Tuesday. Robert Pletcher visited at the home of Robert Bennison over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 8 J. Clevenstine Mr. and Mrs, Ray Clevenstine daughter Jean, of Bellefonte were Sunday guests at the home of Mr Lioyd Kemp and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Neff of hicago, sperit a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Pletcher Mr, and Mrs Fred DeVictor, of Williamsport are the proud parents of 8 baby boy born several days 280. The son has been named Richard Pifer DeVictor. Mrs. De- Victor is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pifer. Miss Hezel Heverly and Miss Mary Wetzel of Bellefonte called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Wensel Sunday evening. Mrs. Sarah Hoffer, Mrs. Ruth Hartswick and Mrs. Susan Wetzel all of Bellefonte and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wetzel of Buffalo, were Sun- day guests at the Malcolm Pifer| home. Miss Mildred Deppl and Miss Grace Corman will move into Mrs Lewis Williams home Priday. Mrs Williams will spend the winter with relatives In Pittsburgh and West Virginia, Services in the Nittany Valley charge of the Evangelical and Re- formed church Sunday, Oct. 1, are! as follows: Howard—10:30 a. m. Jacksonville—7:30 p. m. Harvest | Home to be observed at both ser- vices. John R. Qulick. Howard School Community Pair, Friday, September 29, 1938. Pro- gram of events: 10:00 a. m. Judging of Agriculture, Home Economics and Academic ex- hibits 10:30 a. m. Athletic contests 11:00 a. m. Softball, Howard Twp. vs. Marion Twp. girls. 11:30 a. m. Athletic contests and Peanut scramble. Noon lunch sold by Athletic As- sociation, | this Ivan Hall and girl friend of Al- toona were Sunday guests of his cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hall of this place, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stere ana little daughter of New Kensington, Pa. were weekend guests of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, James M. Stere, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Mitchell are moving today, Thursday, into their | new home at Axemann, outside of Bellefonte, which will be nearer! Joseph's work, he being employed on the highway near Centre Hall The members of the Ladies Ald of the Methodist church have an- | nounced that they will hold a bakr sale on Tuesday, November Tih. Place will be announced at a later date, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Williams mo- tored to Johnstown on Saturday where they spent the weekend vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dor- man. Mrs, Dorman was the former Marion Oakwood of Milesburg, daughter of Rev, and Mrs. H. E Oakwood the Presbyterian of { church Our community has been living in a cloud of dust for the pas: week or more which has been stir- red up by the oll trucks hauling oil from the Pennsylvania Rallroad to the Rattlesnake road. We are longiiig for a good rain to settle it or that their work will soon be | completed. The District Meeting of the Free Methodist church will be held here on October 13th to 16th which will include all pastors and members of churches in this district. They ex- pect to have a good number of vis- itors from other churches and are planning to entertain them in the Grange Hall as they did last year Rev. and Mrs. G the Free Methodist had attended the annual A. Garrett Jd church, who confer- | ence of their church held last week at Sheffield, Pa., returned to their home on Sunday evening. They have been returned to this charge for another year for which their friends, members and neighbors here are very thankful as they have gained a host of friends in community since their past three years work here. We wish for them another successful year 1:00 p. m. baseball: Howard Twp Marion Twp. boys 2:00 p. m. Softball, Grammar vs. Howard giris 2:30 p. m. Volley bali Hublersburg, girls 8:30 p. m. Football, Lock Haven Evening: auditorium. 9:00 p. prizes. wm Blanchard Grammar , Howard vs. Howard vs. 8:00 p. m. Program in m., Announcement of BUSH HOLLOW There were 55 present at Sun- day School on Sunday a m. Hope the attendance keeps on increasing. Everybody's welcome Mr. and Mrs. Sellen Kent and daughter Lorraine of North Chill, N. Y., visited relatives in the Hol- low last Saturday. They spent the weekend with Mr. and Mis. D. H Custer at Unionville Mrs. Hugh Barton and son Wil. liam of Unionville visited at the Harry Carver home on Saturady. Mrs. Roy Spotts and son David visited last Friday at the D. H, Cus- ter home in Unionville also attend- ed the burial of her brother's In- fant son who was buried at the New Union cemetery Sunday visitors at the Clyde Watson home were Mr. and Mrs Andrew Hoover and Mr. and Mrs James Hudson of Clearfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoover of Belle- fonte. Willlam Turner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevens and fam- ily of Clearfield visited Mrs Eva Baney at the E. P. Lucas home Sun- day p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spotts and family took Sunday dinner at the Andrew Irvin home. In the af- ternoon, they all attended the bap- tismal services at Milesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Parsons of Spruce Creek visited their son, | George Parsong and family on Sat- urday Mrs. Edna Spotts and grand- daughter, Jean, were Sunday even- ing supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar King of Milesburg. Prayer meeting will be held at! the home of Mrs. Edna Spotts this Friday evening at 7:45 p. m. Everybody welcome. ”~ Timber And Coal Lands For Sale 120 acres, more or less, situate two miles east of Snow Shoe and one mile east of Clarence, in Snow Shoe Twp. Centre County. Surface only. Timber consists mostly of oaks (white, red and black), with some hard and soft maple. A few public road. About two-fifths saw timber or railroad tie timber, and the other mine prop or tie timber, Timber is on remainder of land of Peter Chapman tract. owned formerly by P. B. Crider, is situate in vicinity of “Pancake.” Bounded by Lehigh Valley Coal Co. lands on north and east by 8. H. Lohr farm and Lehigh Valley Coal Co. lands on south. and lands of Joe Jendresak on the west. Lies to east of road leading from Fountain Station to the North Pork of the Beech Creek, from the 8. H. Lohr farm on the south to the New York Central R. R. on the north. Also: 11 acres, surface and minerals, between P. R. BR. switch at Fountain Station and public road, known as the “Prank Road.” leading from Fountain Station to the North Fork of the Beech Creek, and from the line running east and west being the northern line of the property erly toward Snow Shoe town. Also the coal (except upper vein) the Lohr farm. To be sold outright for cash. No lease or royalty. CHAS. E. DORWORTH BELLEFONTE, PA. i ing sllos | day JACKSONVILLE Church services on Sunday Oct, 1, are as follows: Bunday School 9:30; C. E 6:45 topic for discussion ‘Committing Ourselves to Christ.” | Worship with sermon 7:30 at which ume the Harvest Home sermon will be delivered Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Noll enter- tained his mother Mrs. Elcie Noll and daughter Florence, Mis. W. H Kauiman and Mr, Hen'y Tressler | all of State College on Friday even- Ing in honor of Mrs. Elsie No!l's birthday. A very pleasant evening was spent, refreshments were serve ed consisting of homemade Ice cream, cake and coffee, Mrs. Alice Betz and Mrs, Wil- liam Belightol spent Wednesday at the Earl Hater home of Little Nit- tany to see the new baby boy and found him and his mother getting along fine, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Corman and daughter Belly of Axe Mann we'e Sunday dinner guests at the D, P, Ertley home, Mr. and Mrs, James Dixson and Mrs. Adam Dixson and son Bobbie of Pine Glen, spent Sunday with his brother Willlain Dixson and family. M:s. Blaine Mabus and Mrs. Jack Mabus of Bellefonte, spent Monday afternoon at the C. E. Aley home Mr. and Mrs. Clair Rossman of Mill Hall R. D, and Foster Shamp of Hublersburg were Sunday visitors at the Winfleld and John Delz homes other evening callers were Ray Deitz and children of Lock Haven Mrs. Ralph Orr and Mary Lou and Helen and Mrs Sumner Noll and daughter, Elsie Jan. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Roy Clem Ys of Bellefonte Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dixson and children spent Sunday with his brother Jacob Dixson and family of Lock Haven. Mrs. Harold Dolan and sons Walter, Prank and Russell spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Rob- ery Conaway Miss Dorothy Betz was a Sunday dinner guest of her cousin Miss Josephine Deitz Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Noll and children spent Saturday evening at the D. P. Ertley home Callers at the James Shaffer home during the past week were Matthew Conaway of Flemington Ellsworth Conaway of Beech Creek Miss Viola Fike, Ben BEiters, Mrs Robert. Conaway and daughters Kathryn and Lucy, Louise and Earl Beightol Mrs. Roy Oyler, son Melvin and daughter Mary, Arlene Swope, Viv. lan Wolfe, Louise and Ear! Beightol spent Wednesday evening at the Robe: t Conaway home and listen to the fight between Joe Louis and Job Pasture Mr. and Mrs. William Beighiol daughter Louise unl sons Harry, daughte-s » Milford and Earl spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Harter of near Kylertown Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Noll and children spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Noll and family of Hublersburg. Mrs. E R Bartley a Monday afternoon caller at William Beiginol home, evening callers were Mrs. Alice Betz and daughter Dor- othy Our farmers all have their wheat sowed and nearly all are done cui- ting corn raising potatoes and fll- even the. Threshing is nearly completed near town, some are husking corn Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tyson moved ¢n Saturday into the farm house on the farm known as the Kling farm Harry vacated last spring by George Burd and family ZION Mrs. Bumgardner spent a few days recently with her sunt near Spring Mills, Last weekend guests at the Wil. liam Shaffer home were Mrs. Shaf- fer's parents, Mr. and Mrs, from Williamsport. Lois Gilmore spent last weekend | the John Hartsaxk home above at tate College. Misses Gertrude Ishler of Centre | Ida Kauffman of Pleasant] Gap, are visiting at the Horace | Hall, Kauffman home. James Kane Jr. and Miss Han- | nah Boyle spent Thursday with re- latives and friends at Renovo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Emerick and children spent Sunday with Mr Emerick’s parents at Nittany. Miss Hattle Hockman of Cer-| maniown, spent last Thursday at] the John Hockman home. C. F. Clevenstine, Miles Cleven- stine, James Kane Sr, James Kane Jr., motored to Philadelphia Sun- James Jr. resumed his studies at Temple University. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Penrod, form- er residents of our town spent last | weekend at the Harry Rockey home. Mr, and Mrs. Blair Shope and daughter were Sunday callers at the Gilmore home. Church notes for Sunday Oct. 1. | 1939. Sunday Chugch School at {9:30 a. m., prefiching service at | 10:30 a. m. other scattered woods. Close to | with his parents, Young Pepoles meeting on Pri- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fisher called | at the Bd Dorman and Harvey Lutz { home on Sunday afternoon. Notman Stover spent Sunday Mrs. Margarette Oarbrick, of | Nittany spent Tuesday evening at to the public road leading west. and clay in about 212 acres of Agent for M. I. Rath, Owner, | the Rev. Paul J. Keller home. Mr. and Mrs. Putts moved Into part of the Harvey Lutz home las: Tuesday. The men of St. Mark's Lutheran church finished’ digging out the basement and put up forms for ce- ment, the latter part of last week, Mr. and Mrs, Minor Walizer of their son and family, Mr, and Mrs. Soit | Virgie Weaver, Mrs MILESBURG Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Confer of { Tonawanda, N, Y, were dinner guests on Thursday of las, week of | Mi. and Mm, Orrin Heaton, My. | HUBLERSBURG sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Hayes on Sun- | day were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayes and family of Bell®Yonte: Mr. and Confer and Mr. Heaton are cousins, | Mrs. Harry Warfield of Lock Ha- | Mrs, Ella G. Gray of Bellefonte | was a dinner gues. on Wednesday | of last week al the home of Misses | Jennie and Anna Adams, ven and Miss Laura Hayes of Wil- Jamasport, Mrs, P., A. Hinds and daughter | | | Madaline spent all day Thursday | Enoch Smith Jr. recently return. | visiting at the home of Mr, and | ed from a two weeks visit at Ni. agara Palls, { On Saturday morning Sept isn. | william Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Hall mowred to Berwick where | they were united in marriage by the | Rev. Gladstone Cooley, pastor of | the First Presbyterian church | From Berwick they went to New| York City and took in the sights at the World's Fair retuining onl Tuesday, For the present they will | reside with the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Hall. Their many | friends here wish them ga happy voyage on the sea of matrimony Mr. and Mrs, Chester Pi are rejoicing over the arrival of a new | baby girl which arrived ay their | home on Thursday last Word has been received here Byron, young son of Mr. ane John Hall of Baltimore, 5 quite with tonsilitis Wynne Walker is lll at thi ing Mrs, John Wion who has been ill during the past week Is now a patient in the Centre County Hose | pital where a alight improvement | was noticed in her condidon on Monday i Mr, and Mrs. Orlando Bryan, | granddaughter Anne Stere, Ruth! Gingher of Tyrone and Andy Cent. | beau of Altoona motored to Shamo- kin, Sunday and visited with Mr | and Mrs, Walter Startzel former re- sidents of our town and Bellefonte | Mr. and Mrs. Starizel are manage: of the Mayfair Inn at Shamokin Mis. William Eckenroth mo Baltimore Saturday with daughter, Mrs, Joseph Fleck grandson “Billy” Fleck. On réairn Sunday they were aor panied by Mrs, Guyer Fishe; ' will visit here for a week Mr. and Mis. Prank Hall witness. the wedding of thelr daughie Elizabeth at Berwick Saturday Sept. 16th. and from ¢} went to Wayne, N. J, and v their son Clay Hall and wife Mr. and Mrs, Sherman Blerly i rejoicing over the arrival of young son at their home on Mon- Gay of this week. Mrs, Bierly the former Helen Pulion Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hubba of Osceola were weekend guests a Roy Bryan home. Mr. and Mrs. Orrie moving Baltimore former ls employed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eckenroth and daughter Lois Huntingdo: were weekend guests at the Willian Eckenroth home Boggs Twp. High School were notified not (0 retum to school | until thelr tuition was pald We! believe the matter has been ad- justed satisfactorily to all parties | concerned ! Earl Kelly and Lee Lyons were | | delegates to the convemiion of ihe! United Cement, Lime and Gypi | Workers Intemational Undon, a8! 8. Louis, Mo. Leaving hers by train Saturday morning, Sept Sth retaining Monday Sept. 18th Miss Martha Brillhart and niece Doris Brown of Lockport, were Sun- day visilory al the Lewis Peters home | Ciyde Pelers and son Martin of | Hammersley Pork were visitors here | the past week, i SEPTEMBER, September days are nearly gone October on its way, Leaves on the trees are turning To festive colors gay. Early in the evening Dusk comes creeping on, Momings are dark and dreary Until the rising of the sun Very goon we'll light the fire-place | hey that Mrs | tl} writ red | to her | and | thelr | ed wre he Healon where ae to of pupils Trying to dispel the gloom, | Grateful for its friendly glow ; Lighting the corners of the room. | In the spring of life we're gay, We droop and fade away L JULIAN The Missionary Sociely of the | | Martha Baptist church held their | ting at the home of Mrs, Doro- | | thy Gill last Priday evening. Those | | present were: Rev. ana Mrs, Herr, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weaver, sons Paul {and Donnie, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. | Ardery, Mrs, Roxie Knarr daugh- | ter Rochelle, Mrs. Phoebe Cronis- | | ter, Kelly Cronister, George Mart. | | Harry Reynolds and Teddy Smith | Mrs. Dorothy Gill very pleasant. {ly entertal her “Aunts” and { other guests from Port Matiica last | Thursday. Those who helped ene { Joy dinner were: Mrs. Alice Patton, | Mrs. Margaret Harpster, Mrs, Alice | Barry and daughter Pearline, Mrs Ehel Cann, { children, Tammie and Patrica, { Mrs, Stella Willlams, and Mrs Mabel Nearhoof, son Willard Leo. Rev. J. H. Weaver called to take the ladies home in the evening Mrs. Mae Myers of Phillspburg, is visiting a few days with her sister Minnie Gill Pred and Delaun Andrews Save foing employment at the Titan tal, Bellefonte. Mrs. Marie Alexander was shop ping in State College last Priday, r. and Mrs. M. E. Williams sons Maer | hth Baiuntey anerva u at Clearfield Fair, nib Paul Holt was a business caller in Bellefonte on Monday. 8 WOMEN WILL NEED AT LEAST ONE PAIR OF BLACK SUEDES To Make The Pall Wardrobe Complete $1.95up YEAGER'S | Mrs Norman Walker {| and had a kitchen shower { and | Mrs, Our life is like the seasons | But like the leaves in the autumn of Pleasant Gap, Rev, Musser attended a conven tion in Cleveland on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Last Tuesday evening some mem- bers of classes 3 and 4 met at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E, Vonada for Mr and Mrs, Arthur McCloskey. The following persons were present: Dorothy Deitrick, Martin Deitrick, Margaret Deitrick, Donald Dunkle, | Ray Dunkle, Marquetta Guiser, Bertha Guiser, Irene Miller, Mildred Hayes, Mr. and Mrs, John Miller, John Decker, Sophia Miller, Joe) Yearick, Jacquelyn Noll, Bettie Noll, Sara Deiltrick, Mary Deirtick, Earl QGentzel, Betty Ann Gentzel Jane Centzel, All report having a nice time Mr. and Mrs, L. A Porter ana family accompanied by Mr C. H Lee and Mm Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Grove of Centre Hall were Sunday visitors al the home of Mrs. Ilda Markle Mr. and Mrs, Lee Orr and family ftors at the home of Mr. and Mrs | Albert Orr, Misses Mable thd Helen Trucken- miller of Clintondale, spent Friday | | father Mr, Bam Markle's birthday. and | Viola | | Hinds, motored to Williamsport on | Sunday and spent the day at the | { home of Mr, and Mrs, Joel Shaffer | of State College, were Sunday vis- | September 28, 1939, _—— al the home of Mr, and Mrs, Wil- lard Truckenmiller, neral of J. Russell Miller of Mill- | heim, on Saturday Mr. and Ms, Harold Hoy of Johnsonburg, were Sunday visitors | with his father, O, F. Hoy. | day Mrs, George Long and daughter girl friend Vada John Nelson of Niagara Palls, N | Y. visited ¢n Thursday with Floyd | Woomer Evelyn Watkins spent over Sun- John Weaver, Esther Baney of | Fred Watkins. Pleasant Gap, Mr, and Mrs, Aaron | Miss Martha Young and Mrs, Stover and son, Mr, and Mrs, Ray | John Warr took dinner on Thursday | Deitz and daughter of Mill Hall, | were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Orr, E. E. Vonada of Jacksonville, call- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Vonada on Bunday. Mr. and Mrs, Max Miller and | daughters motored to Mill Hall on | Sunday and helped to celebrate her Mr, and Mrs, Harry Mauck, of Bellefonte called at the home of | agughter Shirley of Bellefonte, call Mrs. Eva Markle on evening of last week Mr family and Mrs, Albert Orr spent, @ day visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Orr of State College. Mr. and Mrs, Sumner Noll and family of Jacksonville, spent Sun- day evening at the home of Mr and Mrs, Charles Noll, SUMMIT HILL Wednesday and Mrs. Philip Yarnell and | Saturday evening visitors at the | | John Warr home were Mrs. James Watkins and three children, Lor- etta, Geraldine and Ralph, Miss | Martha and Alice Young, Merian | and Pay Watkins, Albert Young and | two sons Richard and Albert called Dick Watkins called on his brother Fred Wednesday evening. | and Mrs | at the John Warr home on Wed- | | nesday evening. i | | son Manley with Mr. Warr's brother Forest Emenhizer and family of Bellefonte Mr. and Mrs. Herb Chapman and daughter James, Irvin Young and daughter Betly were Baturday vis- itors at the Lehman home at Cur tin, Miss Alta Watkins spent over {the weekend at the home of her | parents, Mr, an® Mrs, James Wal- | ins Mr. and Mrs, Jefl Turney and ed on Miss Plorence Renn on Bat~ urday Mr, and Mrs, John Warr and Miss Florence Renn made a business trip to Lock Haven on Monday af- vernoon. Robert Lucas of Pairview called at the John Warr hame Wednes- day evening. Marlin Watkins with his parents James Watkins Mr, and Mrs. John Warr called on Miss Florence Renn on Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs, Prank Passe] and baby called at the Ben Chapman home Bunday. Miss Alta and Geraldine Watkins called on Esther Warr Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boone and of Howard, Mr and Sam Herr of Orviston, Mr, Herth Chapman spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs Mrs with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, | and | daughter Janet called at the Irvin Bandra, of Howard, spent Wednes- | Young home on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, James Deitrick and | day with her | daughter Dorothy, attended the fu- | Woomer | Mr. and Mrs. John Warr called lon Mis Florence Renn on Monday afternoon, Raymond Young and Guy Miller calied at the John Warr home Mon- day evening. r——— —— t— PLEASANT VALLEY Miss Hannah Eminhizer visited {on Wedniddny afternoon at the | home of Mrs. Harvey Eminhizer, | William Richner is not so well {at the present but we sure wish | him a speedy recovery. | John Packer and Mis Poorman of Orviston, visited on Sunday at the home of William Richner, Mrs, Harvey Eminhizer and son Theodore, Jane Eager and Miss Anna Rudy spent the weekend at Harrisburg, with thelr friends, the MeMullen and Beecher Thomas Peese of Coleville, spent the weekend at the home of Harvey Eminhizer, and helped Harvey with the work while the rest of the faanily were in Harrishu /. 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