RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS. ANNIVERSARIES
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CHURCH DEBT OF
S9OO SUBSCRIBED
Brethren Congregation
at Millersburg Contemplates
Many Improvements
ERECTING PARSONAGE
Survey Made For Swimming
Pool to Be Built Along Ship
pen Run at Millersburg
By Special Correspondence
Millersburg, Pa., Oct. 2.—Debt of
about S9OO remaining on the United
Brethren Church was fully subscribed
for at the church services last Sun
day. This congregation has grown
from a handful of members a few
years ago to about 300 at present.
There is now in course of erection a
new parsonage on the rear of the
church lot and it is said that in _th p
near future, they will build a large ad
dition to the church. A survey was
made recently for a swimming pool
along Shippen Run, near Race street,
to be 45x125 feet. Dr. Rickert who
has the matter in charge, does not
know whether the work will be started
on the concrete structure this Fall
or in the Spring. J. A! Seller, who
was injured about the legs when .the
Buffalo Flyer struck a wagon at the
North street crossing of the Pennsyl
vania railroad several weeks ago. is
said to be improving. Ed. Harper,
living in Pine street, while out in the
vallev on Saturday, was suddenly
seized with an attack of lumbago and
had to be brought to his home by
conveyance. He is improving.—Miss
Jennie Wetzler. who has been a pa
tient at the Mont Alto Sanatorium
since last Spring, was brought to her
home in Millersburg Tuesday. Re
cent births: A son, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rubendall, September 24,
1915. and a daughter, born to Mr.
and Mr. Gordon Hoy. Frank Free
burn and daughter. Miss Florence
Freeburn, spent the week In Wash
ington. D. W. Day and daughter
in-law. Mrs. Robert Day, have re
turned from a visit to Philadelphia
and Mt. Royal. N. J. H. J. Forney
and family spent the week at West
Point. Montgomery county. William
F. Dav, of Waynesboro, was a visitor
St his old Millersburg home this week.
BIG APPLE EXHIBITED
By Special Correspondence
Shlremanstown. Pa.. Oct. 2. —A large
apple is on exhibition in the B. A.
Bower store window, which measures
13*4 by 15 inches in circumference
and weighs one pound and two ounces.
—George Markley has returned to his
home in Hagerstown after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Wallace. Mrs
Henry Snavely, of Baltimore, was the
week-end guest of Mrs. Jacob Rupp, In
« Front street. John H. Miller, of Leb-
spent Tuesday with his son, W.
Grant Miller and family. Mrs. Jacob
Rupp and Miss Ellen Stover have re
turned from a visit with Hummelstown
friends. Mrs. Annie Goglar and
daughter. Miss Man* Gogler. of Worm
leysourg, were recent guests at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. A. M» Sheaffer. —
Mrs. Jacob Carl and Miss Sara Harman,
of Beavertown. York county, are visit
ing the. latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Harman, Sr. Miss Naomi
Shields, of Chambersburg. is spending
a week with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Faust.
—Mrs. Mary Dean has gone to Indlna
napolis, Indiana, where she will spend
the winter with her son.
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Shlppenaburg, Pa., Oct. 2, Mr. and
Mrs. William Flemming have returned
from a visit to Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Clarence Green and daughter, of
Pleasantvllle. N, J., are visiting Mrs.
Green's mother, Mrs. Clarence Hawk.
• —Mr. and Mrs. John Diehl and daugh
ters have returned from a visit to Phil
adelphia. Mrs. Clyde Coover and Miss
Lulu Long attended the Otterbein
Guild Institute of the United Brethren
Church at Carlisle, In the Grace United
Brethren Church, on Sunday. Mrs.
Coover made an address. Messrs.
Lawrence Casner, Orren Fogelsonger
and William Snoke are ill. Paul
Zinnis seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Snoke, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Snoke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z.
'I. Hafer, Harry Sclicter and son,
Floyd, visited at the home of Mr.
Slieter's parents, at Strasburg.
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SXTURBXY EVENING,
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR YOUNG GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Provard En
tertain Friends in Daugh
< ter's Honor
DINNER PARTY FOR GUEST
Birthday Celebration Given by
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Trey
For Son Bradford
Bv Special Correspondence
Waynesboro, Pa., Oct. 2.—A birthday
surprise party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Provard In honor
of tlieir daughter, Isabel, on Friday
evening:. Games were played on the
lawn which was decorated for the
occasion and refreshments were serv
ed. Those present were: Gladys Pro
vard, Esther Robinson, Julia Moats,
Mary McLaughlin, Beulal) Ivnipper,
Chaflott Lewman, Bertie Knlpper,
Hilda Robinson, Helen Moats. Eliza
beth Monn, Hhoda Middower, Florence
Fasicli, Florence McLaughlin, Eva
Benldlck, Susan Moats, Llln Fortney,
Hello Oiler, Edith Oiler, Eva Burns,
Josephine Masters: Messrs. George
Masters, Clarence Fleagle, Paul Slay
bourn, .lohn Benedict, Otto Hoffman,
Joseph German, Joseph Lowraan, Glenn
Broslus, Charles Asey, Charles Baker,
Allen Noll, Paul I'tiz, Glenn Benedict.
Gilson, Provard, the Rev. and Mrs. L.
B. Fasick, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hartzook.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gearhart, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Ira Stoops, Mi. and Mrs. C. A.
Provard, and Mrs. D. B. Stoops. Mr.
and Mrs. A. .1. Martin entertained at
dinner Thursday, in honor of guests
from Ohio and Illinois, who have been
visiting relatives In this vicinity for
the past month. Those In attendance
were: Miss Ruth Heller, ("auton, 111.;
Captain Russell Brewer, Xenia, Ohio;
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Eeathermnn and
sons, Jacob and Kennith. Hagerstown,
Md.; Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Martin and
daughters. Eva, Lora and Katherlne,
Rouzervllle; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar
tin Marlon, Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Martin,
Almon Martin. Louise Cook and Ethel
Martin Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Press
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Harper Black and
son, Martin, and Miss Olive Beainer. all
of Harrlsburg, spent a day with Mrs.
Hitselberger. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
B. Clayton, Miss Cornelia Clayton, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter T. Todd and Miss
Isabel Todd saw "Robin Hood" played
at Chambersburg, Monday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Summers ami Miss Bea
trice Blair are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
A. .1. Hoak, at Milvilie, W. Va. A
surprise party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. W'. l T rey in honor
of their son, Bradford. Those present
were: Misses Kathleen Swartz. Wilda
Wallower, Irna Ivrider. l.ouise Snlvely,
Mildred Beck, Kosanna Amtierson,
Helen Feeser, Holly I'rey and Esther
Hollander, of York: Messrs. Russell
Bonzagar, William Shultz, Lorane Hos
pelhorn, Kenneth Barr, Harry Feezer,
Blain Bishop, Gerald Hurbaugh, Earle
NVeigle, John Urey and Bradford Urey.
—Mrs. Herman .Cringer and daughter,
Gladys, left this morning for Roanoke,
Va., after spending the summer months
with Mrs. Cringer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Clayton.
CHANGE IN SERVICES
By Special Correspondence
Lewisberry, Oct. 2. Mrs. W. S.
Hammond has returned home from a
visit with her daughter and son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Nortenheim, at Philadelphia. On
Sunday preaching services will be held
in the morning at 10.30 o'clock in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, instead
of the evening so that the pastor, the
Rev. Edward Jackson can be present
in the evening at the harvest home
services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Lisburn. A son was born
on Sunday to Mr. and Mr. J. W. Wei
gle. The Misses Childreth, of Ten
nessee have spent several months as
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Marlin
J. Potts. Miss Jennie Hammond, of
York, was a recent guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hammond. —
J. A. Kilmore and daughter, Miss Lo
rena Kilmore returned on Sunday to
Mechanicsburg after a visit at the
home of the latter's
Mrs. Annie Laird. The members of
the Junior League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold a festival
on Saturday evening, October 9. A
son was born on Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Les. Miller. Mrs. Amanda
Rehm spent a day with Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Sea lover of Kraltown. Mrs.
Hannah Ensminger returned to her
home in Harrisburg after being a gu»st
at the Foster home. Mrs. Charles
Bair and son Robert, of Falls, were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
.Brlnton. Mrs. Emma Bell, of Me
chanicsburg', was a recent guests of
her son, P. C. Bell Miss Nora Bon
ner, of near Newberrytown. spent the
week-end with relatives at Lewisber
ry. Mrs. Ralph Flicker and son
James of Harrisburg, were guests of
Miss Clarissa Bratten over Sunday.
WAR VETERAN AT WASHINGTON
By Special Correspondence
Enders, Pa., Oct. 2.—Mrs. Charles
Shoop and .Miss Mary Enders spent
several days in Snyder county.—Adam
Snyder, retired farmer, near town,
is critically ill.—Harry Deitrich mov
ed his family and household goods on
his father's farm, while his father,
Phillip Deitrich, will make his home
at Lykens.—The Rev. .J. C. Pease is
attending the United Brethren con
ference at Harrisburg. His parishion
ers expect to have him returned for
another year.—lra A. Enders pur
chased a new touring car recently.—
Superintendent of Schools F. E. Sham
•baugh, of Lykens, visited the schools
in this section.—Andrew McCurtin, a
Civ'l war veteran, is attending the
national G. A. R. encampment at
Washington, D. C.— Miss Quillie
Thompson, teacher of the local school,
was the guest of he rparents at New
Buffalo over the week-end.
TRUSTEE BOARD ENTERTAINED
By Special Correspondence
Wormleysburg, Pa., Oct. 2.—The
Rev. Mr. Stinesprlng, of Baltimore, is
spending this week at the United
Brethfen parsonage. The Indies'
Aid Society and Board of Trustees of
the United Brethren Church met at
the home of Mrs. Afnos Snyder, 116
Chestnut street, Harrisburg, on Tues
day evening and they were pleasantly
entertained. —Miss Myrtle Arney, of
Mechanicsburg, has been a visitor at
the home of her father, Elias Arney,
—Mrs. Elias Arney spent Sunday with
her brother, Frank Arney, at New
Buffalo.—Mrs. Piefer, of Lemoyne,
visited her father, W. O. Rishel. on
Wednesday. - The Rev. S. G. KaufT
man, of Lancaster, was a visitor at
the United Brethren parsonage on
Thursday. Mrs. Vernon Kister has
been spending several days at Golds
boro.
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Embroidery Club Guests of i
Miss Care at Linglestown
By Special Correspondence
Linglestown. Pa.. Oct. 2. —Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hock, of Hagerstown, Md.,
are spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Care.—Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Mumma announce tlie birth of
a son, September 24. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Getz, of Mount Joy, were week- '
i end guests of friends here. Roger j
Care and son floss, of Steelton, on
jSunday were guests of Mr. and Mrs.!
[C. B. Care. Aliss Bess Early, of;
i Hainton, spent Sunday with Mr. and 1
'Mrs. William Feeser.—Mr. and Mrs.!
ICo.v Look, of Harrisburg, are spend- :
ing the week with the former's par- )
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Look;— Mrs.!
Ross Moffit and daughter. Miss Mar- t
garet, of Port Royal, spent Sunday |
with Mr. and Mrs. McClellan Hench. j
—The Rev. C. G. White, of Allentown,
spent Tuesday with former parish-'
ioners here. —Miss Elizu Buck and j
Mrs. O. B. Lese spent Thursday at
Harrisburg.—David Meese, Jr., of j
Mansfield, Ohio, spent several days as:
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Un-1
ger.—-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swartz,
announce the birth of a daughter.— [
Mrs. Mary Noecker is spending some j
time at Oberlin.—Miss Ellen Grove, of;
Paitang, and Miss Jennie Grove, of j
Penbrook, were recent guests of Mr. •
and Mrs. John Grove.--Miss Kather-j
lne Mickey and John Longenecker, of
Harrisburg, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Koons. —Mr. and Mrs.
William Dingle, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- j
liam Bickley, Miss Mollie Eingle, Miss!
Maybelle Jones, of Harrisburg, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Huthbert, of |
Philadelphia, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Shreiner.- —The Embroid
ery Club was entertained at the home
of Miss Jane Care on Monday even
ing. Refreshments were served to
sixteen members of the club.—-The
merchants of Steelton had a chicken
supper served at the Eagle Hotel on
Thursday evening. Dr. E. R. and
Mrs. llhein, of Harrisburg, accom
panied by Dr. C. H. Smith and daugh
ter, Miss Grace Smith, motored to
Delaware Water Gap and Allentown.
—John Mcllhenny Smith has entered
Harvard law school to take up his
studies for the coming year.
Dauphin People Visiting
in All Sections of Country
By Special Correspondence
Uuuplilu. Pa.. Oct. 2.—Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Poffenberger and Miss
Mai*' Poffenberger, who spent several
months bare, have returned to their
home at Harrisburg. Miss Katha
rine Bufflngton, of Harrisburg,
the week-end with her parents, at Red
Hill. Freeman C. Gerberich and .1.
D M. Reed spent Monday, "Pennsyl
vania Day," a\, the Masonic Home.
Elissabethtown. Mrs. Alice B. Hes»,
formerly of Detroit, Mich., left to-day
for New York City, after ape tiding sev
eral davs with Mrs. Sabra M. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. W W- David
son, of Harrisburg, spent Tuesday at
Washington. Mrs. Robert l-ulton
Stirling spent several days with Mrs.
Laura Middleton, at Camp Hill. Mrs.
William Leaman, of Detroit, Mloh.; Mrs.
Thomas Crawford and son, Thomas, of
Pittsburgh. who have been guests of
Mrs. Leaman's father, T. G. Sweitzer,
left to-dav. accompanied by Mr.
Sweitzer. for Atlantic City, to spend
some time with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Young. F. C. Gerberich lias return
ed from a trip to Washington. Har
vey C. Forney spent several days at
Lancaster and' Columbia. Mrs. Wil
liam F. Reed spent Monday at Kliza
betlitown. Miss Gertrude Gross, who
has been the guest of Miss Ruth Shaffer
for several weeks, left on Thursday
for her home in Brooklyn. N. Y. She
was accompanied by Miss Shaffer, who
will be her guest while there. The
Rev. Robert Fulton Stirling:, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, attended the
Carlisle Presbytery, at Newville this
week Dr. A. C. Coble spent Mon
day at Elizabetlitown. Miss Lucy
Novinger, of Harrisburg, spent several
davs with Mrs. William P. Clark.
Mrs. Gertrude Barnard, of Plainsboro,
N. J.. and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Johnston,
of Harrisburg. left on Tuesday after
spending the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Wallis. Mrs. John
Putt and son, Kenneth, of
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
S. McNeely. Mr. and Mrs. George
Kinter spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bowman, at Renovo.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poorman, of
Hershey, were the guests of Mrs, Mary
Coffrode, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
George Taylor spent the week-end
with Mrs. Taylor's brother, William
Crimmel, at Altoona. Charles Gar
man is visiting his sistrer, Mrs. Albert
Koons. of Altoona. Mrs. Margaret
Cresswell. of Hershey, is visiting Mrs.
Mary Coffrode. The Rev. and Mrs.
Harry Nelson Bassler and Miss Louise
Koons, of Harrisburg, spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. George S.
Landis. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Good, of
Camp Hill, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Wallis. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles fiierbower and children, Mary
Jane and Frances, have returned from
a visit at Harrisburg. Mrs. Harvey
E. Knupp. Mrs. George Landis, Mrs.
Frank J. Wallis and Mrs. Albert War
ner spent Thursday with Mrs. E. A.
Good, at Camp Hill. Miss Sarah Ellen
Bell left here on Thursday to make her
home at Harrisburg.
Tower City Tabernacle
Meetings Well Attended
By Special Correspondence
Tower City, Pa., Oct. 2.—Miss Blanche
English, of Philadelphia, has returned
home after a pleasant visit with rela
tives here. Miss Grace Kantner
spent several days at Harrisburg:.
Mrs. W. Shrope has returned home after
an absence of two weeks. Edward
Kehler, of Shamokln, spent several days
with his sister, Mrs. Dave Miller,—Miss
Dubbs. of Wllllamstown, spent Sun
day with Miss EfTle Bordener. Mr,
and Mrs. Jacob Marts, of Williamstown,
visited the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Martz. - Mr. and Mrs.
William Searer and daughter, Mrs.
Henrv Cpdegrave, went on an automo
bile trip to Akron. 0., by way of
Maryland and West Virginia They will
return by way of Buffalo and New
York. Mrs. Anne Williams, of Phlla
-1 delphia, is visiting her children here.—
I The Rev. O. G. Romig. of the United
Brethren Church, is attending confer
ence at Harrisburg this week. The
meetings at the Tabernacle are large
ly attended. The Rev. .Davis delivers
excellent sermons and they are much
I appreciated. The chorus wins many
I compliments f.ir its rood ainarinr.
Reception Given to Aged
Members of Congregation
By Special Correspondence
Dum-annon, Pa.. Oct. 2.—Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church save its
annual "Grand Army of the Church"
reception on Saturday last. All mem
bers and friends of the church who
are sixty years of age and over were
invited. Charles Haas, in his auto,
brought those who could not walk to
the church. A special program was
arranged, consisting of music: and an
address by the pastor, the Rev. Wil
liam Willis Sholl. Mrs. Ada L. Reem
sang a soio entitled, "[•'ace to Face,"
accompanied by Miss Edna Mader.
Old hymns were sung by the congre
gation. After the service In the audi
torium of the church, the entire com
pany repaired to the Sunday School
room, where refreshments were served
by the Willing Workers' Blbie Clu3s.
Those present (from 60 to 9" years of
age): In the group: Sitting in chairs
are Mrs. Sophia Smith, aged H7 years,
and Mrs. Priscilla Lukens, aged 81.
Others present at the reception were:
James Kirkwood, John Benner, John
Ogle, John Kugler, Samuel Flnken
binder, Mrs. John Benner, Mrs. John
Kugler, Mrs. Mary J. Beam, Mrs. Han
nah Parson, Mrs. Lydia Leedy, Mrs.
William Finicle, Airs. Sophia Smith,
Mrs. Priscilla Lukens, Mrs. Sarah
Leedy, Mrs. Jacob Sterner, Mrs. Cath
arine Shearer, Mrs. Frank Loper, Mrs.
Mary Winters. Mrs. Margaret King
ston. Mrs. Elizabeth Guiler, Mrs.
Kmma Snoudy, Mrs. John Heffly, Mrs.
John Belton, Mrs. Sarah J. Blckel,
Mrs. Emma Orris, Mrs. Emma bep
perd, Mrs. Hannah B. Cook, Mrs.
Annie L. Leedy, Mrs. Mary Banks, i
Mrs. Wesley Hayes, Mrs. Emma Owen, i
Mrs. J. \V. Deckard,. Mrs. Catharine I
Eberts, Mrs. Mabel Lukens, Mrs. John i
W. Mader. Mrs. Mary Daniels, Mrs. j
Myrtle Ralsner, Mrs. Mary Campbell, |
Mrs. Mary A. Hague, Mrs. William A. j
Page, Mrs. Margaret I.owe, Mrs. Ada I
L. Reem, Mrs. Anna M. A lander, Mrs. I
Martha Shutt, Miss Lizzie Booker,
Miss Addie Johnston, Miss Naomi ;
Sampson, Miss Rulh Hague, Miss j
Edna Mader. Miss Anna Page, Eddie j
Banks. Charles Haas and Mr. and ,
Mrs. William Willis Sholl.
Visitors Spend Pleasant
Days at Halifax Homes
By Special Correspondence
Halifax. Pa., Oct. 2. Ticket Agent
J. S. Gemberling spent Sunday at Ann
vilie. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Ryan
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
Coulter, at Millersburg, on Sunday.—
Reed Landis visited friends at Wilkes-
Barre over Sunday. Mr. G. W. West
l'all spent several days with her
daughter, Mrs. G. F. Keim, at Har
risburg. Mrs. Elizabeth Glaze is still
confined to bed by illness. While S.
F. Bowman was driving his mule
along the main road on Wednesday
the animal sustained a sunstroke.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bausatnan of En
ola spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Welker.—Mr. and Mrs.
Christie Lebo and Esther Enders
spent Sunday at the home of S. L.
Sheetz, in Halifax township. Mrs.
Olive Bechtel is ill. H. C. Baker
spent Saturday at Harrisburg. J.
H. Fauber and family of Wormleys
burg are visiting relatives here. —Miss
Ruth Hoffman is visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lentz,
at Enders. A valuable young horse
owned by John Sweigard died on Mon
day from sunstroke. Frank Muff of
Steelton, spent Sunday with Joseph
I>eo, near Matamoras. lsaiah Fet
terhoff of Harrisburg was the week
end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Fetterhoff, in Halifax township.
—E. W. Brubaker and son of Altoona.
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
B. B. Brubaker. William Fetter
hoff, of Lucknow, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fetter
hoff. Elmer E. Daugherty spent
several days last week at Harrisburg.
—Mrs. J. W. Schroyer and son, John,
spent several days at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Clara Llchtenberger of Harris
burg, visited hfer parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Boyanowski, in Halifax town
ship. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dagle
and Miss Margaret Hawk of Harris
burg were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. F.
Loudermllch on Tuesday. Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Weaver and son Russell
spent Sunday at Pittsburgh. Miss
Miriam Ryan returned honie on Tues
day night from an extended visit to
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Harris J. Ryan, in California. Miss
Helen Westfall has returned to Har
risburg. after spending several wee'ks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Westfall. Frank Meader, of Al
toona, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Mattie Meader. Harry Biever,
of Harrisburg, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Biever, in Front
streets
Surprise Party on Birthday
of Miss Hazel Pfleegor
Montandon, Pa., Oct. 2.—A surprise
j party was held at the home of Ellis
I Pfleegor in honor of the seventeenth
j birthday anniversary of their daugh-
I ter Hazel. The evening was pjeasant
| ly spent in games on the lawn and
i music and the guests were served with
i refreshments. Those present were;
Martha Uucas, Miriam Stocker, Mary
and Mildred Voneida, Laura Melxeli,
Elnora Fillman, Grace Hendricks.
Pearl Fries, Reba Derr, Altha Har
ner, Josephine Walter, Anna Fair
child, Grace Fetzer, Grace Albright,
Myrtle, ltuth and Hazel Pfleegor,
Hugh Vogt, Luther Miller, Ralph
Fillman, Starrett and Barron Wenzel,
j Donald Hauck, Charles and Merrill
I Derr, William Frederick, Abram Fair
child, Dean Albright, Foster Rauck,
Merrill Best, Melvih Harshberger, Ed
ward Stahl, Lee Pfleegor.—W. C.
Burry made a trip to New York city
on Wednesday.—George Walter and
George Heddlngs are attending court
|at Sunbury as jurymen.—Mrs. Mer
rill Johnson and daughter are visit
ing relatives at Elizabethville.—The
Rev. and Mrs. Jchn MacAlarney spent
several days at Mooresburg and Mex
ico.—Mrs. P. J. Roberts is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Barr at Shamo
kin. —Miss Mary Garber has return
led from a six weeks' visit at Now
i Vork, Red Bank. N. J., and Phlla
i delnhia.
Railroad Runs Special
Sunday Train to Camp
By Special Correspondence
New Germantowii, Pa., Oct. 2. —A
temperance- society was organized in
this place on Wednesday evening by
electing these officers: President, Mar
shall H. Clouser; vice-president, J.
Lower McConnell; secretary, Russell
W. Johnston: treasurer Miss Mattie E.
Morrison. Addresses were made by
the Rev. T. H. Materness, of Landis
burg; the Rev. J. C. Reighard, the
Rev. J. W. Keener and the Rev. T. S.
Gibson, of Blain. S. B. Trostle was
here on Tuesday to attend the pri
mary election, the first time i*->ce No
vember 2, iai4. —The Rev. David
Roth, of Jackson township, called to
see Mrs. A. D. Bowman on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bowman is in her eighty-second
year and is quite ill and <has been con
fined to the house with a fractured hip
since July, 1910. Those who called to
see her on Sunday were: Dr. E. C.
Kistier, of Blain; Mrs. J. C. Reeder,
M rs - B. F. Shumaker and Mrs. A. J.
Shumaker, of Jackson township, and
George h. Mumper, of Madison town
ship.—The Rev. David Roth stopped
in to see S. B. Trostle as they were
raised on neighboring farms. —A train
was run from this place to GrofT's
woods, six miles west of Newport, on
Sunday afternoon to convey those who
attended the negro campmeeting at
that place. Many people went by
automobile and on motorcycles.—Mrs.
Jane Tressler visited her sister, Mrs.
Mary R. Kern, and two brothers,
George W. and Solomon Gutshall, of
Blain. Mr. Shelby, of Ohio, is visit
ing Elias Snyder arffl Mrs. S. Jennie
Smith. Luther Watt and family, of
Marysvllle. motored here to see his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Watt.—
Floyd Morrow who teaches the West
Horse Valley school, saw deer on
Tuesday morning while crossinfc the
mountain. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shoe
maker visited the former's sister, Mrs.
•Tames Lewis, of Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. D. L Mumper and Prof.
F. S. Stokes and sons autoed to Mt.
Joy and visited friends. Mrs. B. S.
Gring visited friends in New Bloom
field. Mrs. Vernon Smith and
daughter, Marie Smith, visited friends
at Harrisburg. Harry Orvings, of
Johnstown, who motored to Blain to
see his father, called on S. B. Trostle
on Monday. Mr. Orvings was one of
Mr. Trostle's pupils thirty-nine years
ago when he taught the Red Corner
school in Jackson township. This
was their first meeting in thirty-five
years. Mrs. Adam Miller killed a
blacksnake three feet long in her attic.
REFRESHMENTS FOR FIREMEN
nillshurg. Pa., Oct. 2.—John Smith,
Jr., left on Tuesday for California
where be will remain for some time.
—An evangelistic service is now in
progress in the Beavertown United
Evangelical Church, conducted by the
Rev. Mr. Brickley. Rally Day will
be observed by the Sunday School of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church on Sun
day, October 10. D. A. Altland Is
critically ill at the home of his son,
A. D. Altland.—Ray Bailey left on
Saturday for Philadelphia where he
is a student in Drexel Institute.—Wil
liam Bitting removed from the Arnold
home in Harrisburg street on Tuesday.
—J. S. Kapp returned on Wednesday
after spending some time at Balti
more. The Citizens Hose Company
served refreshments to its members
on Monday night. Mrs. J. A. Le
rew spent several days at Harrisburg.
The Rev. O. E. Krentz, pastor of
the Calvary United Brethren Chureh,
returned to his home on Tuesday
after spending several weeks in In
diana county. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
W. Blackford have returned to their
home after a month's tour through
the Middle West.
DELEGATE TO ELDERSHIP
Plketown, Pa„ Oct. 2.—'Thomas
Kelley, of York, is spending several
weeks visiting here. Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Shutt, of near Linglestown,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Cassel. Mr. and Mrs. William Um
berger, of Hanoverdale, on Sunday
visited Mr. and Mrs. Brook Umberger.
—Mrs. Sarah Fox and daughter, Min
nie, of Paxtang, on Monday visited
the Rev. and Mrs. Jonas Martin.
Mr. ani Mrs. Harry Wickenheiser, of
Paxtonia, visited here on Tuesday.—
Mrs. Rossmore Shive, of Harrisburg,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Wade. W. H. Brown visited at Har
risburg on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sarley and daughters. Vera
and Loma, of Fishing Creek Valley,
on Sunday were the guests of Mrs.
11. M. Wilt. Mrs. George Mumma
and Miss Luella Gastrock, of Fishing
Creek Valley, on Tuesday visited J. L.
Ramsey.—G. W. Fox has been elected
as the delegate to represent the Mount
Laurel and Shope's Churches of God
at the Eldership at Goldsboro next,
week.
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Elaborate. Preparations For
Three-Day Celebration at
Selinsgrove
TABLET ON EXHIBITION
Historian Henry \V. Shoe
maker, of Altoona, Will Be
One of Principal Speakers
By Special Correspondence
Selinsgrove, Pa., Oct. 2.—Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
Penn's Creek Massacre Celebration
here. October 15-17. This week a
contract was awarded a decorator for
the erection of columns for a court of
honor. The tablet for the monument
has arrived and is on exhibition. The
the Telegraph Printing Company
of Harrisburg is also well un
der way and promises to be a work
well worth having. Citizens generally
are co-operating in the work and now,
with over SI,OOO raised to cjrry on
the work, the celetjration is bound to
be a decided success.—Henry W. Shoe
maker, of Altoona, well-known Penn
sylvania historian. Was sent his accept
ance as one of the speakers in the
three-day Penn's Creek Massacre
Celebration to be held here this
month. Susquehanna University
opened last week with the largest en
rollment in its history. William F.
Groce has purchased a tract of over
four acres of land which he will utilize
in enlarging his silk mill located here.
—John V. Lesher, of Sun bury, Con
gressman from the Eighth Congres
sional District, was a visitor here this
week.
Newville W. C. T. U. Elects
Officers For New Year
Newville, Pa.. Oct. 2.—Miss Annie
Walker has returned from a visit in
Missouri and other western States. —
Mrs. Annie Hayes has returned from
a trip to Spring Lake, N. J., and
Philadelphia. Dr. W. P. McLaugh
lin has returned from a trip to Nor
ristown and Philadelphia. Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Kendig spent a day at
Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Warden, of Locustdale, Pa., spent sev
eral days with the former's mother.
—Miss Ruth Talhelm, of Shippens
burg, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Talhelm. Mr. and Airs.
S. A. Davidson spent the week-end
with relatives at Harrisburg. Misses
Helen Ersklne, of Baltimore, and
Mary Ersklne, of Chambersburg, spent
several days among friends here.
Mrs. Jess Boyles and children have
returned from a trip to Charleston,
Franklin county.—Mrs. Frank Failor
and children who spent a week with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Harlan, have returned to their
home at Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs.
James Sharpe and daughter, Hen
rietta. have gone on an auto trip to
New Tork State. A meeting of the
Alumni Association will be held on
Thursday' evening, in the trolley sta
tion. Members of the W. C. T. U.
ljeld an election of officers recently
at the home of Mrs. T. Frank Bower,
with the following result: President,
Mrs. Mattie Piper; vice-president,
Mrs. T. Frank Bower: recording sec
retary, Miss Elizabeth Myers; cor
responding secretary. Miss Ellena
Koser: treasurer, Mrs. Charles Hous-'
holder. Miss Piper and Miss Myers
were appointed to attend the State
convention at York.
Entire Plant of Duncannon
Iron Works Now Running
Duncannon, Pa., Oct. 2 Frank
Ellis, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ellis.
-—Holy Communion and Harvest Home
Services will be held in the Uiiited
Brethren church to-morrow morning
und evening. Edward Homes was
picking apples for Walter Pee when
he fell from a tree and broke his arm.
A committee has been appointed to
make arrangements for Evangelistic
services October 9-10. Homer
Bucke of York and Mrs. A. P. Nickel
and daughter, Pauline of New Blootn
(ield were the guests of Prof, and Mrs.
J. L. L. Bucker over Sunday. —Charles
Zimmerman, Lebanon, was a week-end
guest of his mother, Mrs. Clara Zim
merman. Thomas Wilkinson of
Philadelphia was a week-end guest of
his mother. Mrs. John A. Wilkinson.
Duncannon Council D. of L. No. 181
will hold a box social in their council
chamber in Mechanics Hall Friday
evening. October 8. Mrs. George
Young is visiting relatives at Pitts
burgh and Gallitzen. Mrs. Annie
Gamber of Harrisburg was the guest of
Mrs. Emanuel Casey over Sunday.
Miss Ella Weaver of Bethlehem, Pa
visited friends here on Wednesday.
The entire plant of the Duncannon
Iron Works is now in operation.
Horace Harper of Mifflin spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
E. Harper. Mrs. S. A. Charles of
Atlantic City is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Charles at Roseglow. •
Mrs. E. L. Dunkel has returned from
a pleasant visit to relatives at Altoona.
Solomon Books of Altoona was the (
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller
on Tuesday.
80TH COMMUNION
HELD BY PASTOR
Greencastle Minister Served
His Congregation Many Times
in Twenty Years' Pastorate
IN TEMPORARY ROOMS
Board of Directors Has Leased
Premises Until New Build
ing Is Completed
By Special Correspondence .
Greencastle. Pa., Oct. 2.—Directors
of the Greencastle public schools have
leased the former Cumberland Valley
railroad station in North Carlisle "
street and the second floor of the en
ginehouse, to be used as temporary
school rooms until the new school
building is completed. A pareirt
teachers' association has been organ
ized with the following officers: Fur
the High School, President, Mrs. P. F.
Carl; first vice-president. Prof. Harry
Grove; second vice-president, Miss
Mary Rhodes; secretary. Mrs. Mary
Slike; treasurer, Dr. Bowman Metz;
for the grades, president, Mrs. Luther
Loiter; itrst vice-president, Miss Cor
dora Hawbaker; second vice-presi
dent, Mrs. Frank Miller; second Vice
president, Miss Grace Eby; treasurer,
Mrs. L. E. Smith. A number of
Greencastle ladles held an Autumn
picnic at Red Bridge Park on, Tues
-- The old Cumberland Valley
creamery building In the rear of South
Washington street, was sold at public
sale Saturday to Ross Gordon fqr
S3OO. The communion held in
Grace Reformed Church Sunday was
■ the eightieth communion that the
pastor, the Rev. Dr. I. N. Pelghtel, has
administered to his congregation dur
ing his twenty years' pastorate. —•
Misses Marv and Isabel Snlvely have
gone to New York, where they will
take a special course -at Columbia
University. Samuel H. Eby and
daughters. Misses Grace and Carrie,
and S. 11. Eby, Jr., spent part of this
week at Washington, D. C. —. Miss
Cora Stover has returned to Philadel
phia. after a visit, with Miss Sue
Snlvely. Miss Helen Seeger is home
from Baltimore. Mrs. E. O. Mc-
Lunahun has returned from Charles
ton, W. Va. Miss Ruth Fenwlck
has gone to Pittsburgh for a month's
I sojourn. Miss Edith Patton enter-
I tained at dinner Thursday evening in
! honor of her birthday. Covers were
laid for twelve. The Greencastle
evaporator has commenced operation
! this week. Over three hundred bush
els of apples a day are handled and
employment is given to a great many
men and women. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J.
Atherton, of Chicago, are the guests
of relatives near Greencastle. Mrs.
Mary L. Davison has returned from a
visit in Pittsburgh.—Mrs. W. E. Boast,
of Hickory, N. C., was a guest in the
home of the Rev. Dr. I. N. Peightel
over Sunday.
Preparing to Erect New
Firehouse at Jonestown
By Special Correspondence
Jonestown. Pa., Oct. 2.—On Satur
day evening at the home of the bride,
the Rev. George R. Dels her united in
marriage Dewey Wonders/ of Ono,
and Miss Sadie Ulrich, of town.
I William E. Schrack, postmaster at
Lebanon, and his family speatiSunday
with Mrs. Schrack's uncle, I&hpralm
M. Bolz. The supper held by the
Athletic Association of the High
School was a great success-—Miss
Sarah Groh, of Pine Grove,'" visited
her brother. Adam K. Groh.—-Eph
raim M. Copenhaver, of Lebanon,
spent Sunday with William D. Bole.—
There was a large family gathering?
at the home of ex-Sheriff Elias Ger
hart in honor of the Messrs. Wolf, of
Kansas, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel W. Wenger left on Monday on
a three months' tour to the Pan-
American Exposition and will "-spend
some time with their sons, Daniel, of
Maprdelena. New Mexico, anff-°Gray
bill and John, of Modesto, California.
—Horace D. Koons, contractor, has
commenced removing the old house
on the site of which he expects to
erect the new firehouse for the bor
ough.
Bride and Groom Given
Calithumpian Serenade
By Special Correspondence '
Dalmwtla, Pa , Oct. 2.—Julius Blasser
left on Monday for Philadelphia to en
ter as a student in the medical depart
ment of the Temple University. Clay
ton Test, of Lyndhurst. N. J., Is visiting
here. Mrs. M. ft. Fenstermaeher. Mrs.
J. H. Zerbe. Mrs. )3mory Leister and
Mrs. G. C. Leister ; pent a day at Har
rishurg recently. Sirs. Keeler, of
Lucksvllle, Is the suest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Wlest.—Mr.
and Mrs, D. It. Wald spent Sundav nt
Harrishurg, guests at the home of D.
A. Lutz. Mrs. Henry Phillips, of
Sunbury, visited at the home of Jay
Hlngaman. Miss Katie I'elter is
spending the week at Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. C. Bubh visited at Lewisburg,
the guest of her daughter, Marv, at
Bucknell University. Mrs. C. S.'Dep
•pen and daughters. Thelma and Steena,
spent the week at Lancaster. ,\
Urosious returned from his wedding
trip with his bride, on Tuesday. They
were received by calithumpians.
Mrs. T. C. Zerbe spent Wednesday jjl
Sunbury.
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