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PERSONAL AND LOCAL :
Miss Sue Maul has returned from
a brief visit with friends in Pittsburg.
A son was bora to Mr. and Mrs. ;
D. A. Floto on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. F. Hemminger very delight-
fully entertained the sewing club yes-
terday afternoon
Mrs. Sarah Olinger is beautifying
her home on Broadway by the con-
struction of a sun-parlor.
Mrs. K. C. Shannon and son of
Johnstown were visitors at the home
of Mrs. E. J. Dannecker of the South
Side, this Weel.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Malone, who re-
cently moved to Ritman, Ohio, were
guests last week of friends in Mey-
ersdale.
Mrs. James Darnley has returned
from Connellsville where she had
been visting relatives and friends.
Misses Edith and Ida Wilhelm spent .
the week-end with friends in Cumber-
lamd.
Miss Edna Saylor of Pittsburg is
here for a two weeks’ visit with rela-
tives and friends.
J. G. Lloyd and daughter, Miss Hel-
en, returned to their home in Pitts-
burg Saturday after a few days, visit
here with friends. !
Mrs. W. B. Groff - is home from
pittsburg where she spent a few days
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Peer-
less.
John Merchbaker, formerly of Mey-
ersdale, but now of Meadville, is vis-
iting relatives and his many friends
here for a few days.
Prof. Kre‘chm’n
Edith Wilhelm began 2a
term of Norval on Monday
students.
George Miller
former resident of Meyers
Saturday here looking after
perty and calling on friends.
Mrs. W. C. Keller of Grantsville. |
Md., is a guest #t the home of her
brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs.
Bruce Lichty.
John H. Yost of Ro-noke, Va. aged
abut 50 Years, who has many rela-
tives in S-meTset county died sud-
denly at his home on Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Hess has returned to
Johnstown after a two
ther Mrs.
relatives |
assisted by Miss
six weeks’
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of Johnstown. but a
dale. spent
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her howe in
weeks vist here with her mo
Jennie Heffley and other
and friends.
The Humanola factory resumed |
work this week after a shut down of |
several weeks on account of not being |
able to obtain the right kind of cast- |
ings and properly seasoned wood.
We have been compelled to hold
over until next i
to omit the high school briefs this
time: Fe —
The recital by the pupils of Miss
(Clara Egerter, in Amity hall on Tues-
was a great success and
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day evening,
ssue the dates of the |
Teachers’ Examinations and have had
HIGH ART
What's in a name? A much
discussed question, but we are frank to
admit that when we examined the
HIGH ART CLOTHES which
recently arrived for Spring, we decided
that their name ‘“High Art’’ was more
than just a mere title.
It appears to us that their
makers have shown consummate skill in
the designing of these clothes—and—
in the face of a market which 1s very
high, these clothes maintain their usual
big value, dollar for dollar.
The HIGH ART designer has
particularly proven his skill this season
in the produc.on of models for every build, and
Strouse & Brothers, their makers, show an indead
beautiful range of woolen and worsted fabrics.
You will like yourself in these clothes and
we hope you will see yourself in them, for to try
them on is to buy them.
MADE BY STROUSE & BROTHERS, BALTIMORE, MD,
be, devs
MILLER &
LAT.
E reflects much credit on the teacher.
Following the recital a banquet in }
honr of Miss Egerter was given by
ROOF her pupils in the Pfahler hall. About mn ala
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forty enjoyed the occasion.
The members of SS. Philip and
James Church «noir entertaired their
pastor, Rv. Fatur J. J. Brady and
members of the orchestra on Thurs-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Judy and g
children spent the week end with his | itil
sister, Mrs. Albert Bowlby. |
A. R. Miller and son, Earl, who are |
employedl in Berlin, spent the week-
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ds shipped day evening with a supper at the Col- | end at their home in Garrett. i
«i onial Hotel. The guests were seated Miss Rene Brant attended the A- | :
Aon at one large table and one of those | lumni banquet in Berlin We dncds [
. fine meals that Lanlord Raimer Is | evening. ? Report at the Close of Business May 1, 1916
Nails and noted for was served. : Mrs. Kathryn Hagan, who has been
. On Sunday 27 new members were | the guest of her mother, Mrs. George :
.. taken into the Meyersdale Brethren Mitchell, has returned to her home in RESOURCES. LIABILITIES
church asthe result of a week's se- | Virginia. uni ; d1
: : . ! . Y.0ans an ; i
DUND © > ” eis f © 7 Diumor Spon Jundey ini (Once in a generation or so a book finds its ® nvestments__ $444,729.88 | Capital stock paid in_.__$ 65,000.00
Yice was the j the ; amily here. : way into histor Once in a decade the U. S. Bonds and i s
. . lo al
TRIP the local Rm a 2 Ch Mr. and Mrs. Clarke White and son populace of a world ill is stirred. nd Prossioans 72,251.87] Sorghos Frid snd Pech. 54,070.15
meeting on last Sunday, ev. H. L. | George, Mrs. Roy dis and Real te. Forni i ‘
. , - Lan th Estate, Furniture, Fix. 62,574.5
RSION i Goughnour was invited to return as | Misses Marian and Lillian ne THE BATTLE CRY 0} Circulation. __. __. —____. 63.900.00
the pastor, this hone his Sore of Berlin, motored to Garret Friday. Cah and due from Banks... 80,274.14 Deposits .....-.=-----+ 476,840.24
» conseontive year of His work among k evening and spent the evening at the OF PEACE ;
GH this people. : home of W. L. Brant. ig : , Total Resources__ $659,810.39 Total Liabilities. $659,810.39
t aod Prof. Claude Welch, of Friedenms, | ap ang Mrs, W. A. Merri an inspired revelation written br’ J. Stuart Blackton. if Growth as shown i a : dh Aud
port, an eo chief clerk In. the office of | jug wre, ® LWA errill and Mr itt vagmess: | as shown in following statements made to Comptrel’er of Currency
Register and Recorder, John B. Cus- ly, sy WY er went to Pitts-| You see the most beautiful sky line in the world in ; : ?
4th was a visitor’ to Meyersdale on bs Tassiay to do some shopping ® flames. ASSETS
By s a r bring back Mr. Merrill’ i i A
divections Tuesday afternoon and evening. ¥8 { «peerless ” Ss new The metropolis of the western hemisphere devastated. Jor 2s 08 $262.014,92
received a cordial welcome from his The fall of New York. umnega3,V' 09 $411,680.13
$ AR many friends here. Mr. Welch was | EVE Ss purchased a new The enemy approaching. March 7, ’11 $512 574 48
7:30. R. oo harge of the eighth an 1 sloth is week. : The defeat of the meager Amefican forces. April 4, 1913 $605, 87 :
intermedi- grades in our public schools up to Miss Helen Brant entertained. the The landing of the invaders. 870.62
Christmas, when he resigned to ac- Busy Gleaners at her home Tuesdlay Our forts destroyed. March, 4, 1914, $610 212.
t Agent wept his present position: Syenmng: Music andl games were the Our fleet beaten in battle. s ‘34
. | eee re diversions of the evening. But, arch 4, 1915 4 624.868.35
| Railway i GARRETT. The High School commencement of With it all is a heart interest drama so vivid, so real, ’ .
ugh Messrs. Lester Tinnicane, James the Garrett High School was held Fri- so touching that it makes a lump mise in your Mch 7 1 O91 6
Hokiinson and Clyde Sat erfield ret- day evening and the following pro- throat and makes your heart pulsate faster. eo fy ’ 37 , 966.27
gram was most successfuly rcnder- Thisis MAY 1 1216
BATTLE CRY OF PEACE MALY |, 1010, $659,810.39
urned to Pittsburg on Sunday to res-
ume work at the ‘Westinghouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shoemaker and
edl: Song, “It’s Just m Bit of Cloth,
but it’s Red, White and Blue,” Class—-
President’s Address, Carrie Bittner;
Auditorium Summer Garden
\Y children returned to their home in Ak- EA
ron on Wednesday. They had been Oa Simei Verna Bittner— Sa-
' 3 called home on account of the .death of ; solo, Mildred Swarn- s o
LRION Mrs. Shoemaker’s brother, H. H. Ne. | er; class prophet, Irene Bockes; quar- Tuesday May 16 Matinee and Night V’anted— Three washes without iron- FIRE, AUTOM
drow. tet, ‘Life’s Voices”; recitation, “The ing or two washes “with ironing. | : OBILE,
1 and | Mrs. A. J. McKenzie and children of Church Organ,” Mildred Swarner; “Ad Leave orders at this office. Mrs. Nora | COMPENSATION AND
Youngstown is visiting her mother, vice to Juniors,” Emma Liberty; ‘== Ankley. PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
re Mrs, §. P. Fritz and other relatives. Junior Response, - Elizabeth Shober; | El NNN ——A— : V.5
Harry Swarner spent the week-end | class song; class donor, Helen Brant; ] IIT Fe — es fo— | FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE in firist | ~ B. COOK & SON
AY 25, with his family. class poet, Blanche Phenicie; Motto, il Ii im iit | i HH it | TH | se condition. Ingbl | Meyersdale, Pa.
FROM Mrs, Rena Hoover was visiting her | oration, Frances Cobert; valedictori- | | | i | | \ | I it Il Hilt | | | . Inquire at this office. |
leyersdale sister, Mrs. Leah Ackerman, at Mance an; class will, Lulu Walker; song, BU | Ii CE i Ui | WANTED—Girl for ho : | For Rent—Good 5-room House cen.
from Saturday to Wednesday. “Farewell to Thee,” Class; presenta- an —_— ! dle aged wW ' Usewori; mid- | trally located, modern conveniences.
renee Miss Verda Brant spent Thursday fr of gloss: W. M. Elstler, Sec. VICINITY OF MEYERSDALE. |dwelling house on his farm iran al i Good wages | Agply at This Office. or
ides 3 . SN Mrs. Clarence Rowe, in Mey- Bor sa i ar Spangled - Josern You was busy one day last | the B. Miller farm. > Yi : , Center St. 2t. {
3 3. ersdlale. v3 , . oading a few cars of lumber | | BRIC
and Ry Miss Ethel Buckman andl Rev. H. Shion for his new barn. ey Soon part of last | FANCY NORWAY MACKEREL 10c | SO SAE Dubois
. Hi. Wiant attended the commence urday Special at the WOMEN'S | R. J. Engle is kept busythe most of |... . n and vicinity, vis-|APIECE at BITTNER'S GROCERY. given st above pluce.
Points. Cone ment exercises Friday evening at Gar- mig Spools of Clark's O. the time hauling -)assengers for the | PE friends and relatives also at-| Children Cry SPRING CUSHION TIRE
oli rett. N a Sr 10c; limit six ay Company. tended the dedication at which Gov. | FOR FLETCHER'S | Ying wale DN} wa
r. | > aller is erecting a new | Brumbaugh spoke. CAS TORI A 8 pr here.