RECEPTIONS. PARTIES. WEDDINGS. ANNIVERSARIES
ANNIVERSARIES
ON SAME DATE
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Saucer
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man Celebrate Dual Event
at Newport
VET. ATTENDS REUNION
Col. Horace A. Moore Was
Member of Fifteenth Penn
sylvania Cavalry
By Special Correspondence
\mport, Pa.. Nov. 20. —Mr. and Mrs.
Blake H. Beatty, of Latisdowne, are
visiting Mrs. Beatty's parents, Mr. and '
Mrs. John C. Saucerman, having come
to celebrate the wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Saucerman, and the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Saucer
man. Charles W. Smith has gone to
Anderson, Ind., to visit his daughter, I
Mrs. Wler Mlley. Mrs. Smith, who has I
been visiting Mrs. Mlley for several j
weeks, will return with her husband.—
Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Whitmer were on a j
pleasure trip to New York this week. I
—Mrs. Ralph G. Van Newkirk spent
several davs at Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Taylor are spend
ing the week with their daughter. Mrs. ,
Victor Crosson, at Harrisburg.—Colo- I
nel Horace A. iuoore attended the re
-1 ent annual reunion of the Society of
the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Regiment
of Cavalry, of which the late General
Palmer was the colonel during the war.
The reunion was held at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Moore accompanied her husband
to Philadelphia, and has prolonged
her visit with relatives. Cloyd B.
Adams, of Mt. Union, spent Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. Almlra Adams.—
Miss Daisy V. Kuhn spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J
Silas S. Kuhn. Mrs. H. Munson j
<"orning Is entertaining her sister.
Miss Hazel Kisner, of Carlisle. Mr. I
and Mrs. J. Emery Fleisher, Mrs. I
Hiram Martin Keen. Miss Grace Mc- j
Manigal and Dr. J. Harry McCulloch j
autoed to Harrisburg and York on
AVednesday. Mrs. C. F. Smith enter
tained her sister. Mrs. Emma Wolf, of
Harrlsbur- this week. Miss Verna
M. Myers, a student at the Cumberland
Valley State Normal School, Shippens
liurg, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. i
George W. Myers, over Sunday.
Alfred Marshall, of Philadelphia, presi- |
dent of the Juniata Furnace and Foun- ;
dry Co., was a visitor here for several
days. Mrs. Horace Beard and her j
daughter. Miss Louise Beehtel Beard,
have gone to Philadelphia. Miss Beard |
will be a bridesmaid at the wedding;
of her school friend. Miss Mary Bolton.
—Mrs. A! Clair Laudts and children, of
Havana. Cuba, are now ocupying "The
Mansion" in East Newport. Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Martin Keen are entertain- |
ing their relatives. Miss Anna S. Keen, i
of Quarryvllle. and Claire H. Keen, of j
Manheim. Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Fickes and infant son. William, are
spending the week-end with Mrs.
Fickes' parents, at Mechanlcsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams Sharon
were at Harrisburg on Thursday.
The Misses Florence Butz, Marie Kath- !
ryn Campbell, Mary Morrow Schlomer
and Elizabeth Dorwart were guests of i
V». Charles E. Rippman, at Millers- |
|pn, on Wednesday.
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SATURDAY EVENING,
600 GREET PASTOR
ON ANNIVERSARY
The Rev. Francis S. Lindaman
at Littlestown Church
Thirty Years
RECEIVES MANY PRESENTS
| Wild Turkey Shot in Midst of
Tame Flock in Barn
yard
By Special Correspondence
Bluiu, Pa., Nov. 20.—The Rev.
Francis S. Lindaman, who was pastor
of the Zion's Reformed charge at this
place for fourteen years, was given a
celebration at Littlestown to which
place he went from lllain thirty years
ago. Seventy silver dollars, one for
each year of the clergyman's age and
S3O in gold, one dollar for each year
he has served the church as pastor,
were presented to the minister yester
day when 600 persons gathered in
Christ Reformed church, to celebrate
the dual anniversary. Seventy lighted
candles were burning on the altar
when the aged clergyman and his
wife entered the church. Other gifts
included seventy carnations from the
young ladles' Bible class and Mrs.
Lindaman was presented with a purse
of gold and a large birthday cake.—
John A. McKee, of Newport, visited
his brother. D. P. McKee. Mrs.
Susan Gutshall has returned from
Lewistown where she visited her son.
Professor N. F. Gutshall, city editor
of the Dally Sentinel. She was accom
panied here by Mr. Gutshall and son,
Sherwood Gutshall. Roy Wilt shot
a wild turkey that flew into the barn
yard among a flock of tame turkeys.
—R. M. Johnston shot four rabbits
while standing on one spot on Satur
day.—Two opossums were killed by
hunters on Friday night. Born, to
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Weaver, a son;
to Mr. and Mrs. George Mumper, a
daughter. Ralph B. Kell, health
officer, has been appointed by the
State Board of Health to inspect the
public school buildings In Jackson
and Madison townships. Robert
Gray shot a turkey gobbler that
weighed sixteen pounds. Beniamln
Gutshall caught a pike which meas
ured 19 inches in length.
HARRISBURG MHXISTER \T
R\L1 V Y
By Special Correspondence
Tower City, Pa., Nov. 20. Miss
. Lillian Stout of Dayton spent several
i days with relatives here. Jacob
Martz of Williamatown, spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Guernsey Knarr of Wiconisco. spent
several days with the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Wm. Bairhart. Mrs.
Reese of New York is here to nurse
j her father, William Ownes who is
| seriously ill. Ray Phillips of Har
! rlsburg was called to town by the
sickness and death of his father.
I Mrs. Sallie Bressler of Pottsville is
visiting her father, Henry Reedy.
Mrs. Hand and children went to Har
risburg to join her husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Horley entertained
friends from Lykens on Sunday.
On Sunday the United Evangelical
church will hold its Rally Day services
when the Rev. A. H. Hangen of Har
risburg will be the speaker. He will
also preach at the Union Prayer
meeting on Saturday night in the
Methodist church. The United Breth
ren will also have Rally Day services
on Sunday.
REVIVAL AT MT. LAUREL
Piketown. Pa., Nov. 20. The Rev.
and Mrs. Jonas Martin and children
Mary and Willis, visited B. C. Shope
on Wednesday. Mrs. Charles De
walt and daughter of Penbrook, spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Stroh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Upde
graff and son of York Haven were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. O.
McClain. Mrs. H. B. Megonnel and
daughter and Mrs. E. O. Shepler and
daughter were at Harrisburg on Wed
nesday. The Rev. Jonas Martin will
begin a series of revival meetings in
the Mount Laurel Bethel to-morrow
evening to continue indefinitely.—S.
S. Ebersole of near Middletown was a
recent guest of his brother, J. W.
Ebersole. Mrs. George Wade. Jr.,
and daughter of Linglestown spent
Sunday with D. C. Runkle.—Curtis
Shartzer of near Manada Hill visited
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Strohm on Sunday.
Miss Luella Gastrcok of Fishing Creek
Valley on Tuesday visited Misses Min
nie and Susie Ramsey. Miss Nelle
Jones of Harrisburg, is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoenshelt.
PARENT-TEACHERS' MEETING
By Special Correspondence
Endern, Pa.. Nov. 20. A Parent-
Teachers' meeting was held in the
schoolhouse and an Interesting pro
gratn rendered. The organization will
ave regular meetings each month.
Jacob G. Enders is 111. A union
Thanksgiving service will be held in
the United Brethren Church on Thurs
day evening, the pastor, the Rev. J. C.
Pease, will preach and pupils of the
public school will participate. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman, of Eliza
bethville, were visitors here on Wed
nesday. H. M. Swelgard. of Harris
burg, spent Sunday at the home of his
Barents. Miss Maud Lentz returned
rom a week's visit at Harrisburg.
C. E. Uhler and family, of Millersburg,
were visitors here on Sunday.
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Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There Is a constitutional
i cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum
mers, Box W, Notre Dame, Ind., will
send free to any mother her success
ful home treatment, with fyll Instruc
tions. Send no money, but write her
to-day If your childrm trouble you in
this way. Don't blame the child, the
chances are it can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.—Adv.
ftp For Headaches ;I °
It l'fsf,rr
Lebanon, P«„ l-9-'ls.
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name aad tentlmnay for advertla-
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refer any person to me and I mill
rlndly tell them tbe good tbry have
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"Western Europe, Theater of
War," Subject of Lecture
By Special Correspondence
Hershey, Pa.. Nov. 20 . J. B. Lelt
hiser visited his daughter, Mrs. Edwin
C. Deamley at German town. Mrs.
W. F. ft. Murrle and children are
spending a week at Cumberland. Md.,
the guests of her sister, Mrs. C. E.
McEvoy. Mrs. Oeorge J. Eppley and
son Robert visited relatives at Lan
caster. The Rev. O. G. Romlg, of
Tower City, spent several days with
his family several days with his fam
ily hefe this wees. Mrs. P. S. Wil
son is visiting her mother at Hagers
town, Md. Dr. and Mrs. C. J.
Hamme, accompanied by several
friends of Dover, Pa., were the guests
of Mrs. H. Kottler. Orville Hotter
and friend of Fleetwood, were the
guests of the former's mother, Mrs.
Mary Hoffer. Simon J. Eby has re
turned home after spending six weeks
with relatives in Lancaster and Cum
berland counties. Mrs. Ewing Cain
and son Harold are visiting relatives
at Pittsburgh. Mrs. J. E. Senft, of
Columbia, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. Graeff. Miss Yirgio Glpe
and John E. Koons, of this place, were
married at Hagerstown, Md. Miss
Edith Freed left for New Haven,
Conn. Mrs. George Wesner spent
several weeks with her daughter at
Richmond, Va. Miss Eva Stlegel-
Man, of Harrlsburg, was the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. L. Edwards. Mrs. B.
L. Kopp is recovering from a serious
illness. Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon,
Jr., tire receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son. Mr. and Mrs.
William Dowdrick of Oberlin were
guests of J. B. Sneath. Edward
Zimmerman visited friends at Phila
delphia. George Earl Raiguel, of
Phladelphia, will deliver an address on
the subject, "Western Europe. the
Theater of the War," at the Hershey
Central Theater to-morrow afternoon.
—Mrs. H. N. Herr visited friends at
Lancaster. D. C. Giles spent several
days at New York City. Mrs. J. E.
Snyder spent several days at Phila
delphia. Simon M. Brandon of Eas
ton, was the guest of his brother, J.
M. Brandau. Raymond Arnold, of
Allen, Cumberland county, was the
guest of John Sollenberger. Miss
Helen Daniel, a teacher in the Berrys
burg schools, was the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. George Copenhaver. at the
Industrial school. Newton Bossier
has recovered from his serious illness.
—Mrs. William Cooper visited relatives
at Carlisle. James Murray visited
his father at Philadelphia. Mrs.
Jacob Hammer, of Long Beach, Cal.,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
F. 1 .»ps< . Miss Taslc Cocklin gave
a house party to a number of her
friends.
Visitors Spend Pleasant
Fall Days at Dauphin
By Special Correspondence
Dauphin. Pa., Nov. 20. Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Singer and daughter,
Dorothy, have returned to their home
here after spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Singer at Har
rlsburg. Harvey C. Forney spent
several days at Pittsburgh, i — Mrs.
Edward J. Flte and son. Richard, have
returned home from Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Rupp, of Shiremanstown,
Is the guest of Mrs. Sarah Sponsler.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerberich has gone to
Hanover to spend the winter. Mrs.
Thomas Poftenberger of Harrisburg,
was the guest of Mrs. Freeman C.
Gerberich. Miss Helen Ilargest
Hoffman of 310 Hamilton street, Har
risburg, was the week-end guest of
Miss Sabra Clark. Mrs. W. F.
Johnson of Harrisburg Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Garman. Miss
Carrie Elizabeth Gerberich is spend
ing the week-end at Narbeth, Pa.
Paul Welker returned on Sunday from
a week's vlsh with his aunt, Mrs.
Walter Speece of Speeceville.—James
Russell and Harry Bowman of Har
risburg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bowman at Speeceville.—Miss
Susan Jackson spent several days at
Harrisburg. Miss Margaret Robin
son left on Tuesday for Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maurey of j
Millersburg were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde S. McNeely. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bowman and children,
George and Ruth, who were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kinter have
returned to tlieir home at Renovo.—
Miss Minnie Hendershott of Buffalo.
N. V.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Swartz at the "Wren" Cot
tage. Speeceville. Mr. and Mrs.
William Sourbeer and children. Anna
and William, of Paxtang and G. Sour
beer, of Pottsville, were the guests of
Miss Mary Umberger on Sunday.
Thomas Greenawalt of Baltimore was
the guest of his niece Mrs. William
Fisher on Sunday. Mrs. Frederick
Schneider and son, Courtney of York
were guests of Mrs. Sarah Sponsler on
Tuesday. Misses Mildred. May and
Dorothy Kline spent a week with
their aunt. Mrs. D. F. Heffner at Pax
tang. Mrs. Harvey E. Knupp, who
has been ill at her home on the first
slope of the mountain, Is greatly im
proved. T. A. Sweltzer is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Young at
Atlantic City. William Ege was a
juryman at Harrisburg this week.
Mrs. Blake Brubaker of Williamsport,
was the guest of Mrs. Freeman C.
Gerberich on Wednesday.
Excellent Program at
Missionary Entertainment
Lykens, Pa.. Nov. 20. —A mission
ary entertainment at the Baptist
church on Thursday evening was
opened by Mrs. M R. Loomis, presi
dent of the Missionary Circle. The
opening prayer was offered by the
Rev. Hill, a Methodist minister who
recently returned from Canada. A
recitation was given by Arthur Schoff
stall and Charles Page sang a solo.
The speaker of the evening was Miss
Phillips, a missionary from Burma.
The prayer of the evening was offered
by the Rev. Jones, of the Lutheran
church and the entertainment was
brought to a close by singing by a
quartet composed of Clara Page and
Olwyn Phillips, Charles Page and
Harry Bitterman. —The Transfigura
tion Baptist Church is in the hands of
carpenters undergoing alterations In
preparation for an evangelistic cam
paign in the near future. The Rev.
A. H. Soulliard is the pastor.—Keen
and Kniley are building a large addi
tion to their hosiery mill in North
.street.—lsaac Morrlp & Co. arc mak
ing alterations in ( their hosiery mill
at Wiconisco.— A country store fes
tival was held in the Cooper building
on Wednesday for the benefit of the
Reformed Church. Produce of all
kinds, fancy work and ice cream were
sold.
FARMKR GOBS TO FLORIDA
Malta. Pa.. Nov. 20.—0n Wednesday
the farmhouse of Prank Phillips, near
Hickory Corners, occupied by his son.
Claude, was destroyed by fire with »l!
Ills, house furnishings. The barn was
saved by the effjrts of the neighbors.
—Fred M. Wiest, a retired ftarmer, left
on Tuesday for Florida wher" hp ex
pects to sp"nd the winter for the bene
fit of his health. Mrs. Eva Thomas
and child, of Milton, called on her
aunt. Mrs. Louisa, ttchroyer, on Wed
nesday. William Schroyor, of Middle,
hurg, visited relatives here. .l.
Scliroyei; was a county scat visitor.
Saturday.
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
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NOTICE TO TELEGRAPH
CORRESPONDENTS
Owing to the Thanksgiving Holi
day all weekly letters for the Cen
tral Pennsylvania pages of the
Telegraph for the issue of Satur
day, November 27, should reach
the office by noon on Wednesday.
November, 24.
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
Herryabar®. Daniel Behney and
District Attorney M. E. Stroup have
gone on a hunting trip to Clinton
county. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ko
boch and daughter. Pauline, autoed to
Reading and visited friends there and
at Lebanon and Penbrook. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Kaln and son. of Lykens,
spent Sunday at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Weaver. Miss Maude
Bowman has returned from a week s
visit at Harrisburg. Charles ScholT
stall Is employed at Millersburg.
Cevlon Bowman, of Fisherville. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Campbell are visiting friends
at Dornslfe. Mrs. Hoover and daugh
ter. of Hublersburir, are visiting at the
former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Blngafnan.
Blnilnnuiln Cburcb. Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Gruber and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Cassel, all of Palmyra, visited Ha l"
entine Uhrich on Sunday. Frank
Bacaston. Jr.. of Palmyra, spent Sun
day at Grantville. Barley Kern,
rural carrier of Grantville, made a trip
to Palmyra. Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Karley, of Palmyra, visited friends at
Lemberger's. Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Barnhart visited friends at Hanover
dale. on Sunday. Revival services are
In progress at Steelstown and Lem
berger's. Jacob Tobias, of East Han
over. made a trip to Palmyra. Jere
miah Maulfair entertained bis children
at his home, on Sunday. Grant E.
Albert made a trip to Palmyra this
week. The Rev. O. R. Blttner, of
Grantville, visited some of his parish
ioners to-day.
DNluintla. Robert Showers. of
Wilmerding. spent several days here
visiting his parents. Earl Rordner,
of Pilger. Nebraska, was a guest at
the home of J. F. Brosious this week. —
Mrs. George Wetzel returned to her
home at Harrisburg after visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Zeigler.—
F. M. Wiest started for Jacksonville,
Fla., on Monday where he expects to
spent the winter. Miss Mary Bubb. a
student at the Bucknell University.
Lewisburg, spent Sunday at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Ha^>enplug t of Philadelphia, spent sev
eral days at the home of D. F. Bat
dorf. Frank Wald, of Harrisburg.
spent Sunday here. G. E. Kopen
haver, superintendent of the Hershey
Industrial School, with his wife and
son. and Mrs. Lydia Lenker, of Wico
nisco. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.
R. Fenstermacher. on Sunday. Garret
Blngaman. of Marysville. spent Sun
day here. Wesley Romberger, of Mil
lersburg, visited here recently.
Mlllerstovin. T- William Walker was
called to Altoona by the serious ill
ness of his brother. James Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Page were at
Lewistown on Sunday. Elmer Rets-
Inger went to Newport on Sunday to
hear Governor Brumbaugh speak at the
rally services of the Methodist Episco
pal Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Beacham and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Beacham visited Professor John
Adams at Millersburg, Sunday. Miss
Mary Kepner visited her brother. Harry
Kepner. in Allentown. Miss Nan
Hough is visiting relatives in Tyrone
and Huntingdon. Miss Sara Rlcka
haugh. who had been visiting in east
ern cities for several weeks, return
ed home this week. Mrs. William
Rounsley accompanied her grandson,
Kenneth Rounsley, who had been visit
ing his grandparents for several weeks,
to his home, at Penbrook. on Monday.
—Mr. and Mrs. O. Wagner spent Monday
in Philadelphia. John Deitrick and
Miss Florence Shenk. of this place,
were married Tuesday at Elkton, Md.—
Mrs. Maria Cochran is visting her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Thompson, at
Huntingdon. Mrs. E. M. Sellers Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mar
tin and sister. Mrs Sara Kophendafer.
of Loysville, were the guests of Amos
Stall!, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P.
K. Brandt, of Newport, were guests
of A. H. Ulsh, on Sunday. G. D. Tay
lor and Mrs. Mary Allen spent several
days at Middleburg with Mrs. Allen's
son. Charles Allen. James Kipp and
family, of Harrisburg, and Mr. and
Mrs. j. C. Kipp and Mrs. John Brinton,
of this place, spent Sunday with Harry
Kipp at McAlllsterville. Miss Hazel
Myers, of Thomnsontown. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Charles Himes. Mrs.
John Light and daughter, Grace, were
at Harrisburg, Wednesday. Emory
Fry and D. G. Rickabaugii were at
McAllisterville on Thursday. Wil
liam Gregg, of New York. *pent Sun
day with his family at the home of
James Brandt. Miss Ruth Ritzman'
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Patton, at Lemoyne. Miss Lil
lian Nanklvel, of Steelton. visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nan
kivel. over Sunday.
Newton Hamilton. Miss Mary Se
christ was a recent visitor at Altoona.
—Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ewing, of Hunt
ingdon. spent several days with rela
tives here. Mrs. Hartzell Temple and
daughter, are visiting at the home of
her parents, at New Germantown.
Miss Alice Norton spent the week-end
with relatives at Tyrone. Mr. anrf
Mrs. Thomas Bard and sons, of Hagers
town, Md.. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Galley, of Pittsburgh,
spent several ilays at the hopie of her
mother, Mrs. Kate Ewing. Mrs. J.
M. Graham. Jr., and daughter, spenf
several days at the home of her par
ents, at Altoona. Herman Norton, of
Altoona, was a recent visitor In town.
—Monroe Wharton, of Altoona. Is vis
itinir at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Oliver Sechrist.
Union Deposit. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Sloner. of Penbrook, visited Mr.
and Mrs. John M. Baker, on Sunday.—
Mrs. Apdrew Miller and daughter, An
nie. spent Tuesday at Elizabethtown
visiting her nephew, John Hershey.—
Miss Rosa Swope, of Hummelstown.
visited Miss Mary Rambler, on Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Chronlster
and children, accompanied by Mr and
Mrs. Tsaac Keiffer, son Harry and fam
ily. spent Sunday at Spruceville
Preaching services will be held In the
United Brethren Church on Sunday
morning by the pastor, the Rev. Georg'e
W. Hallman. Mrs. Emma Hershey
and daughter, Martha, of Elizabeth
town. are spending the week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Landis. —
Mrs. Jacob Spangler, of Palmyra, Is
spending some time with her daughter
Mrs. Henry Miller, who is sutTering
for injuries received in a recent au
tomobile accident.
RKCOVERING I'ROM TYPHOID
Dillshurgt Pa., Nov. 20.—0n Tues
day night a delegation of thirty Dills
burg folks attended the Belderwolf
evangelistic services in the tabernacle
at York. Mrs. M. W. Britcher spent
several days at Gettysburg. Rod
erlck Cook, a student at Gettysburg
College, visited his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Cook over Sunday. Dr.
J. H. Graff, of North Baltimore street,
is 111. lra L. Heikes served on the
traverse jury in the York county
court this week. Mlse Grace
Brucher returend to her home after
spending some time at Steelton as the
guest of the Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Seg
elken. Daniel Altland has secured
a position as clerk In Dives, Pomeroy
& Stewart's store at Harrlsburg.
The Rev. K. M. Alter will begin a
series of revival meetings in the
Wellsville Methodist church on Sun
day evening. The Rev. A. S. Fasick.
of Carlisle, will assist for severai
nights. Qulnten Kllndinst. driver
of the mall route between Dlllsburg
and Wellsville, who had been serlousiv
ill with typhoid fever for three
'.months, is now convalescing.
0. B. Tennis Sails From
New York For England Today
By Special Correspondence
Thompson tow n. Pa., Nov. 20.—Miss
Anna Cameron Is spending the week
with J. H. Book's family near Mexico.
—Mr. and Mrs. Byron Knight and
clildren of Enoln spent the week with
relatives here. Miss Irma Rlpman
is the guest of her grandparents at
Newport. John Allen and Harold
Haines motored to Myerstown on
Saturday. A daughter, Irene Eliza
beth. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo
McNalght on Sunday. The Ladles'
of the Lutheran Church will hold a
chicken and waffle supper this even
ing at the home of W. H. Brubaker. —
James Cameron spent Tuesday at Har
risburg. Mrs. Singer Smtth, of
Newport, Bpent a day with Mrs. D. H.
Spotts. O. B. Tennis of Chicago
spent several days at the Tennis home. I
Mr. Tennis sailed from New York to
doy on the steamship Philadelphia for
Liverpool, England. —Michael J. Fan
ning of Philadelphia, was a guest at
the home of Jonathan Keiser on
Tuesday. Mrs. William Colyer re
turned on Wednesday from a. visit at
Harrsburg. Miss Myra Graham
went to Philadelphia on Wednesday.
—Mrs. Katharine Dyer of Harrisburg
visited her sister, Mrs. W. R. Long
this week.
Q. P Ahl Building at
Newville Sold to Banker
By Special Correspondence
Newville. Pa.. Nov. 20. —Mrs. J 01 '"
Brandt has returned from a visit at
chambersburg. Miss Stella
Harrisburg, spent the week-end wltn
her aunts, the Misses Stewart. Mrs.
Clara Lindsey has gone to Lansdowne
to reMain some time with her dauM>-
ter. Mrs. John Krall. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Remshurg. of Mlddletown, spent
several days with their ® on, ,„P,'
Remsburg and family.
Frank Householder Is on a trip to I nli
adelphla. Mr. and Mrs. J. t. bnger
have returned from Cape Gap. ra.,
where they visited the formers par
ents. Mrs. Margaret Burkliart and
Miss Catharine Burkholder have re
turned from a visit to l,ancaster. —-
Miss Bertha I. James, of Scotland, spent
a dav at her home here. Miss Alice
Randall, of Catasaunua, was called
here owing to the serious illness of
her father. Edward Randall. J s :
Robert Shopwell and niece. Miss Isabel
Shopwell, spent the week-end at Har
risburg. Mrs. John Wright and two
sons, of Mt. Holly. N. J.. are spending
tne week with the former's mother.
Mrs. Maxwell. Miss Rachael Hayes
entertained a number of her at
two sewing parties, ono held on Fri
day afternoon and the other on Tues
day afternoon at her home. In Parson
age street. Mrs. C. D. Ashmore has
returned from a visit to her parents
at Washington. D. C. Glauser
Martin, real estate agents, have sold
the Q. P. Ahl building in High street
to Ralph S. Lehman, of the Farmers'
National Bank. This is a business
place with two storerooms, occupied by
St. Elmo Getter and George D. Kyle,
as cigar and barber shops, respectively.
"Parable of the Lost Sheep"
Subject of Sunday Sermon
By Special Correspondence
Lewlsberry, Pa., Nov. 20.—T0-mor
row morning the "Parable of the Lost
Sheep" will be the subject of the Rev.
ISdward Jackson's sermon In the
Methodist Episcopal Church. In the
evening he will begin his special serv
ices in the Lisburn Methodist Episco
pal Church. The Rev. J. A. Hollen
baugh, presiding elder, delivered a ser
mon in the United Evangelical Church,
on Sunday evening. He was assisted
in the service by the pastor, the Rev.
M. E. Bartholomew, the Rev. W. W.
Reese, of Camp Hill, and the Rev. Ed
ward Jackson. lsaac Gray is con
fined to his home with sickness. —Miss
Fairie Zinn will lead the league service
in the Methodist Episcopal Church to
morrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Bonner, near Newberrytown.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Srhubauer
were Sunday guests of relatives at
Emigsville. Mrs. ICdward Wolfe and
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Grove, vis
ited relatives at Andersontown, on Sun
da. Mrs. Elizabeth Reiff and daugh
ters. of New Cumberland, who spent
several months at their summer home
here will return home next week.
Mrs. Frank Johnson Gives
Party For Many Friends
By Special Correspondence
Montandon. Pa., Nov. 20.—Mrs. Frank
Johnson entertained a party of friends
at her home Saturday. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent and refreshments
were served to Mrs. Thomas Johnson,
of Sunbury: Mrs. Oscar Gilbert, Mrs.
Edwards, Miss Margaret Gilbert, of
Milton: Miss Susan Shearer. of Milton;
Mrs. Frank Fries, Mrs. Adam Stahl;
Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs. James Stlner,
Mrs. P. J. Roberts, Mrs. D. A, Smith,
Mrs. Edward Reltz, Mrs. J. M. Park,
Mrs. Augustus Fairchild, Mrs. Myron
Fairchild, Mrs. James Best, Mrs. Ms-
He Fetter. Mrs. Sophia Dark. Mrs. H.
F. Frank. Mrs. Merrill Johnson, Mrs.
p lmer Shaffer. Mrs. J,ee Beiber. Mrs.
r lmcr Kooney. Mrs. Harvey Follmej-.
■Vfrs. Hrrv Snvder. Mrs. .T. S. Peltz, the
xruses Aenes and Carrie Smith, and
"i»» Helen F«v. of this nlnoe. A
born O" the felnnil near Atllton 'own
ed bv H. B. »'nnt<"imprr wis rtestenv
fd bv fire on Tii»»dnv w'th Its contents
of wbent. strew i»«d bpv "riie live
• took WAS snv>d bv T,ewls Hnrrl»"n
«*bo I'ved An the fnrn* ftio
franklin Arties wns it Wllllanißnnrt
o n Moirla". Frenl' T.-ple<! and dnuirh
ter. Vis l * PeirV soent »s i"*e«ts
of tbe former's sister. M'=« Sue Fries
at Vew Bern,,. Mrs. Frank TTnonn!
of Paris. Mo. who hes been
Severn 1 inonti s nt the bom.. Q f i,or fath
er left for Jfew York Cltv whe-e she
win visit her sl«»er. Mrs. T,. F Fetner.
—Mrs. Forrest Harper and daughter
snent a day at T-Jncoln Wparv'n, near
Kellv Point. Mrs. Oeor«r» T?pjf z sri( ]
ehildren snent M"ml»v e» Milton with
ber sister, Mrs. W W Fetzer. Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Filrchlld <*nt»rta|r.o ( i
at a six o'clock dinner on Tuesday
evening- the *>» v. F. h. Arthy, Mr. and
"r'. Edward Reltz.
Mill ftr P"herr , »n
Catches Three Fine Pike
By Special Correspondence
Mlllrrshnrg. Pa., Nov. 20. William
H. Hoover, living near Curtln, pur
chased, this week, through J. H. Rowe
and Sons, real estate agents, of this
place, the H. Loftier farm, east of
Klllinger. Edward Etzweiler, oldest
son or Charles Etzweller, of Pine street
was taken to the Harrlsburg Hospital
suffering wit IT bloodpolson of the hand
and arm. tne result of a nail wound re
ceived about ten days ago. B. M.
Creasey. fishing In Mahantonga creek
recentlv landed three fine specimens
of the pike family, one of which meas
ured twfnty-two inches in length.
Charles F. Sponsler has returned to
his home, at Rochester. N. T„ after
being here for some weeks looking
after his Interests connected with the
sale of the Millersburg Fifth Wheel
Co. The Rjev. J. Earl Bowman, of
Phillipsburg, was back at his old home
here this week on a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowman. Miss
Marion Stelner. of Harrlsburg, was
entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alter K. tlish. tills week. Tho
sudden starting of an automobile In
which Miss Edna Relnberger wns rid
ing. on Tuesday evening, caused her to
move forward In the machine with
such force as to render her unconsci
ous and cut and bruised the bridge of
her nose badly. On Saturday the same
lady, while standing near the faat
flying milk train, lost her hat. the re
sult of the swirl of wind caused bv
the fast-moving express. The hat wt«
cut to bits. J
NOVEMBER 20. 1915.
SNYDER COUNTY'S
NEW COURTHOUSE
Remodeled Structure Is Now
Ready For Opening at
Middleburg
TO MAKE KREAMER "DRY"
Plan to Ruy Only Hotel in
Town and Abandon
License !
By Special Correspondence
Sellimiirovr, Pa., Nov. 20.—Mrs. Harry
Moyer was operated on for appendicitis
at the private hospital of Dr. Geise. at
Sunbury. Mr. anil Mrs. Claude Bailey
and daughter, Phoebe, called on W. H.
Luck, on Saturday. Misses Carrie
Wetzel and Jennie Luck spent the
week-end at Berwick. Charles P.
Ulrlch was at Sunbury this week.
Mrs. Sallle Keeler, of Swlneford, is
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. W. E. Houseworth, in South Mar
ket street.—Snyder county now boasts
of a new courthouse. The remodeling
was completed this week. The Valley
House. Krenmer's only hotel, and one
of the few licensed places in this
county. Is offered for sale, n is said
that a number of the leading "drys"
in this county are planning to buy the
hostelry and thus make Kreamer dry.
This same plan was used some time at
Middleburg, the county seat of Snyder
county, when the Washington Hotel
was purchased by the antisaloon people
and converted Into a temperance house.
—Miss Matilda Maurer was a recent
visitor at Middleburg.
Kansas Minister Occupies
Pulpit at Elizabethville
By Special Correspondence
Elizabethville, Pa.. Nov. 20.—Roy
A. Romberger is enjoying a vacation
at Allentown and Reading. Robert
Boyer, of Lykens, spent several days
with Edgar Newkirk. Miss Hannah
Zerflng and brother were guests of
their grandparents at Gratz several
days. George C. Swab, of Philadel
phia, and daughter, Frances, of Har
risburg, are guests of Hannah Swab,
j —Clair T. Romberger spent several
| days at Philadelphia.—Union Tlianks
i giving services will be held in the
! United Brethren church on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock when the Rev.
Jas. E. Beam, of the Evengelical
church, will preach the sermon.
Mrs. James E. Lentz and daughters
spent a w.eek at Harrisburg and
Lebanon. Prof. M. E. Stine. of the
Port Carbon schools, spent Sunday
with his parents. Mrs. William
Drissel suffered two paralytica! strokes
and Is In a critical condition. Miss
Annie Bertslleld, of Elizabethtown,
and Mrs. Charles 11. Uhler, of Har
risburg, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Uertsfield this week. Mrs. Harvey
M. Miller addressed a ladies' mission
ary society at Highsplre on Sunday.—
The Rev. Edward Flcklnger left for
his home at Corning. Kansas, on Tues-
I day morning. He occupied the pulpit
in the United Brethren church on Sun
day morning. Harrv E.- Rush, of
Newberry, spent Tuesday with his
father here. Swab Wagon Com
pany shipped a carload of wagons to
their agent at Chain, Pa., on Thurs
day. A. A. Gohn has resigned as
assistant superintendent of the Wico
nisco Telephone Company to take ef
fect December 1.
Tobacco Expert to Lecture
at Lititz and Maytown
By Special Correspondence
Eplirata. Pa.. Nov. 20. Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Davis and daughter, of
Sterling, 111., spent several days here
on their way to St. Petersburg, Fla.,
for the winter. Mr. Davis is a native
of New Holland, Lancaster county.
W. W. Wic-kel of Napervllle, 111., is
spending some time visiting his sister,
Mrs. Jesse Jones, who has been critic
ally ill for several weeks, but is now
improving. Mr. Wickel is also visiting
his niece, Mrs. C. E. King and his
nephews. Charles S. Yeager and
Charles W. Jones. lsaac G. Mentzer
was the recipient of eighty-seven
beautiful curtfs and one letter, all of
which contained messages of good
will on the occasion of his thirty-ninth
birthday several days ago. Mr.
Mentzer is superintendent of the
Ephrata United Brethren Sunday
school and most of these remem
brances came from members. The
Ladies' Quartet of the Conservatory
of Music, of Ithaca, X. Y., gave a con
cert in the Grand Theater on Mon
day evening, under the auspices of
the Luther League of Trinity Luth
eran church. Otto Olsen of Ephrata
a United States Government tobacco
expert will deliver an illustrated lec
ture on "Tobacco Culture" at the
Farmers' Institutes at Lititz. Decem
ber 1 and at Maytown, December 3.
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Scientists discover the cause of
bleeding gams and loose teeth \
The old idea that bleeding gums of Senreco Tooth Paste,
and loose teeth (symptoms of Senreco contains the best eor-,
pyorrhea) are due to little pieces rective and preventive for pyor
of tartar or bone under the gums, rhea known to dental science,
has been exploded. Scientists Used daily it will successfully pro
have made the astounding ducov- tect teeth thu dUeajfc
I ery that th,s disease is caused by a contabl| th(J
« ,rm wh,ch ,, u found Bm " harmlew «g m t for the
hum™n»utl>. ,„,h clean wd wkite. It lu. .
This germ is the most active , „ , .
and destructive enemy of your refreshing flavor and leaves a
teeth. Are you protecting them wholesomely clean, cool and pleas
against it? You can ward off its teste in the mouth,
constant attack and escape the Start the Senreco treatment
dread results of the disease by tonight—full details in the folder
using the proper corrective wrapped around every tube,
and preventive treatment in Symptoms described. A
your daily toilet.
To meet the need for this Vt 1 forsix or eight weeks of the
treatment and to enable \[/| P yorrhea t / eatmcn , t - 9?
..... iJaT IJ\ Senreco at your druggists
everyone to take the neces- today, or seri in sUmp.'
sary precautions against \ U or for #ample tube
this disease, a prominent I folder. Address The Sen
dentist has put his own r~tY tanel Remedies Co.. 506
prescription before the pub- Union Central Bldg., Cin
lic in the convenient form SmpUti— einnati. Ohio.
OPEN HOUSE ON
GOLDEN WEDDING
Hundreds of Friends Greet Mr.
and Mrs. Amos G. Stouer
at Penbrook
LARGEST RECEPTION HELD
Final Services of Evangelistic
Campaign in United Breth
ren Church Tomorrow
By Special Correspondence
Penbrook, Pa.. Nov. 20.—The Rev.
J. W. Lingle will have charge of (ha
final evangelistic service at the
United Brethren church to-morrow
morning-. Assisting at the servlea
will be the Rev. H. M. Miller, pas
tor. Mrs. L. B. Garrison, of Read
ing, visited Miss Vera Speas this
week. An open meeting of the
Young People's Missionary Society of
the Zion Lutheran church will be held
to-morrow evening Miss Sue Hoof
nugle is visiting friends at Middle
town. George F. Shope visited in
Porry county this woek. Mr. ami
Mrs. W. C. Hurst have returned from
u hunting trip to Juniata county.
Miss Mildred Rupp of Chamber Hill
is visiting Miss Catherine Heinly.
Guests from all sections attended the
old-fashioned "open house" given by
Mr. and Mrs. Amos G. Stoner on
Tuesday to mark their fiftieth wed
uing anniversary. .Present at the
garnering one of the largest In the
town's history were: Mr. and Alr.s.
Amos Stoner, Mrs. Kohn, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Plank. Mr. and Mrs.
Faust, Air. and Airs. Saul Buck, Air.
and Mrs. William Stoner, Mrs. and
Mrs. George Deminy, the Rev. Single,
Air. and Airs. Emanuel Sowers, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley i lolenbautfn, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wolf, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lyman, Mrs. G. Day, Mr. and.
Mrs. White, Airs. Penticove, Mrs.
Brinser, Mrs. Richard, Joe Koons,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lauver, Mrs. G.
Ebersoie, Airs. Hammer, Air. and Airs.
Charles Holenbaugh, Air. and Mrs.
Wenric, Air. and Airs. Ed. Peirsoli,
Air. and Mrs. A. E. Stoner, Missy*
Ruth Dummy, Elizabeth Deminy,
Beulah Koons, Grace Koons, .Miriam
Stoner. Susan Stoner, Gertrude Welt
mer, Annn Brinser, Katlierine Brinsc)',
Ida Richard, Esteiia Richard, Violetto
Stoner, Wullmina Stoner, Lillian
Palrson and Alildred Holenbatigh;
Lawrence Denlmy and George llolen
buugh, all of Penbrook; Air. and Alr.s.
Daniel Brig lit bill of Paxtonia; Samuel
Stoner and Mrs. Alarkley of Eliza
bethtown; Air. and Airs. Buck and
daughter, Lucile, of Fontana, the Rev.
Burgman of Rutherford, Air. and Mrs.
Harry Longnecker, of Union Deposit;
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Kettrlng, Mr. and
Mrs. Sellers, of Annvilie; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Wynne, and daughters. Flor
ence nnd Katlierine and son Albert,
of Enola; Allsses Ida and Alyrtle Sow
ers, the Rev. Air. and Airs. Harris and
son, John, the Rev. W. R. Hartzell,
and Air. Shreffler, all of Harrisburg.
John Stoner and daughter, Llllie, o!
Rockville, and Air. and Mrs. Qoss anil
sons, Alartin and Leroy of Paxtonia.
Engagement of Mifflintown
Girl Announced by Parents
Mifflintown, Pa., Nov. 20.—Mr. and
Mrs. G. X. Brown and child and Louis
Seiber of Altoona, motored here last
Sunday and spent the day at the home
of John A. Aloyer. Alias Anna Aloyer
accompanied them on their return
trip to Altoona. Aliss Erma Hower
is on a week's visit with relatives at
Hummeistown and Dauphin. Rob
ert Kulp is visiting his sister. Airs.
Paul M. Heimach at Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Kline of Duncannon
spent Sunday with Aliss Alarian Ba
shore. -J. Howard spent
Sunday with his brother, who is In
the German Hospital at Philadelphia.
Harold Berry is spending instituta
week with his grandparents, Mr. and
Airs. James Neely at Church Hill. —•
Miss Elizabeth Okeson is visiting her
niece. Mrs. Slick at Johnstown.
Harry Sieber of Lewistown spent Sun
day at .the home of his parents, Air.
and Mrs. J. T. Sieber. William Neely
of Harrlsburg, spent Sunday with his
sister, Airs. D. L.. Berry. Chester
Fasick was rendered unconscious last
Saturday when he was kicked on the
head by a Alilroy player in a game of
football. A Aliiroy player had his cheek
punctured. —• Col. and Airs. J. K.
Roliison have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Ellen Craw
ford Robison to William Weber of
Lewistown. The wedding will tako
place November 25. Air. and Mrs.
James K. Robison are visiting their
daughter, Airs. Clarence Wilson at Al
toona. Airs. M. P. Crawford and
niece, Aliss Ellen Robison returned
home Monday niter a visit at Phila
delphia.
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