Lebanon Semi-Weekly News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 7

tor tha Rariilt of CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT briefly told toffti LAWN Lawn, April 29. The last regular ot the Parent Teaqhers was held in the of the efforts of the son. Mrs. ro aa touching song ini a rec eived. erlng which added rea when the the success of me appeared Rohlana Trto, oi se i ec tion8 ol aQ 110(1 ViSHiUo IrjllY tltflQ llciu.

we re served ana a cont i nue the as the on Friday evening, wn WJ ered by "if. 0 Several very schools of this district pretty Drills were rende red. ings and recitat on aB won The Junior spelling cou lt Tho by Mary Hetaey, Law" a 0YolltZi adult contest o8mat on class cC bSr 0 M.S 8 Heleu of Fr "a Ntoto, senia. Mldilelown Press. with several Schubert, April 29 tended.

communion on Sunday at closed an eight Company repaired their lines passing through here. f-miiv are Leroy Wagner and are snending some time in Reading. Tbe following visited the family of John I. Anspach on Sunday: Mr and Mrs. S.

J. Rise, ol Lebanon- Mr and Mrs. Daniel Degler, Newmanstown; Mr. and Mrs Clarence Wamscher and children. Kathleen, Rudolph and Kenneth; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Trace and son, uonaui, of Douglassville. Wayne Wagner and brother, Robert of Berkshire Heights, spent Sunday with the family of Henry G. Brown. Edwin.

O. Marburger, wife ana daughters, Edna and Sue. of Rehr- ersb-urg, vis'ted the families of their respective parents. Potatoes seem to be getting scarce. Ralph Waldo Hertzler, of Philadelphia, SAND HILL Sand HiTl, April 29.

Theodore and Richard Weaver.and Julius Hirshbach accompanied the excursion to Niagara Falls on Saturday evening. Clarence Barr, of Carlisle, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Barr. Miss Lizzie Uhrich, of Lebanon, visited her brother, Robert Uhrich, and family. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Christ were shop- Mrs in Lebanon on Saturday. Mr. Horst, the tax collector of North Lebanon township, transacted business at this place.

Dorothy Wolfe is on the sick list. Dr. John Groh is the attending physician. Mrs. Harold Krause and daughter, of Reading, spent last week visiting her father, Ralph Daubert, and family.

Mrs. Samuel Gettle was a shopper in Lebanon. Charles Light, of Forneydale, called on! his sons, Daniel and Charles. George. Tipe and family, of Cloverdale, moved on the farm which was tenanted by Henry Haak.

The funeral of Harry Scherb was largely attended by relatives and friends on Monday. Andrew Schell, of- Lebanon, visited his father, Amos Schell. Mrs. Abraham Lantz and niece, Helen Shplley, caljere In JL.eb- finon called on Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Barr. Mrs. Charles Light was a shopper in Lebanon. Many of bur folks were out for arb'utus on the Sabbath. i Isaac Weaver, of 1040 GuHford I street, visited his sister, Mrs.

Jos. Guare. Harry Weaver was an out of town caller on Sunday. Harry Leiss was a caller in Lebanon. Mr.

and Mrs. -Oscar Sholley, Of' East Relnoehlsville, visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Gossert. Charles Matterness, of Ebenezer, was a caller in town. J. B. Light transacted business in Lebanon.

Many of our folks are busy with their Spring gardening. A. C. Gosaert was a shopper in Lebanpn. Joe Guare transacted business in Lebanon, i WATERWORKS Water Works, April 29.

The following were the guests Misses Edna and Anna Fortna on Sunday afternoon: HUda Shanaman, Carrie Gerberich, June Blouch and Stella and Elizabeth Flocken. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Fortna visited their daughtter, Mrs.

Ray C. Shanaman, and family, of Bellegrove, on Sunday. The following visited Elmer C. Fortna and family: Mrs. George KUlian and sons, Paul and Harvey; Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Maulfair and son, Harvey; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long and son, Harold. Adam Blouch, purchased a new Ford coupe.

Charles Bomgardner and wife and Minnie Smith and daughter, Eva, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Behm were the guests of Adam Blouch and. family. Charles Wry will open his restaurant at this place in tho near future.

CharJ.es S. Blouch, of Steelstown, is spending some time with his brother, at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Light and Ethel Yiengst.

of Lebanon, spent a few days at the Seldom Inn cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Light and children, Mildred and Elda, visited Morris Ellenberger and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Light visited the' latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buchmoyer, of Mlllersburg. Mr.

and George J. Fortna and daughter, Anna, made a business trip to Lebanon. The' schools have all closed for this season. The farmers of this community have all finished sowing oats. JFredericksburg Fredericksburg, April 29.

Mrs. Wm. Kealer transacted business at Lebanon on Saturday. Mrs. Harry Gebhart spent the day at Lebanon on Saturday.

Mrs. O. Reber is spending a week visiting at Womelsdorf and Reading. Irene Meyer and Miss Beare were on a shopping trip.to Lebanon on Anson Stine and niece and nephew, of Harrisburg, spent a short time at the home of a cousin of Mr. Stlne, Kate- E.

Sherk. Moses Betz, wife and children, of Palmyra, spent the week end at the home of C. M. Rissinger and family. Miss Ada Sholl, of Philadelphia, spent the week in town.

The Senior class rendered a comady, "The Little Clodhopper," for the first time on Friday evening to a very appreciative audience. The same play will be given again on Saturday evening in the P. O. S. of A.

Hall. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Umberger, of Harrisburg, spent the week end in town.

Joseph Umberger and wife, of Lebanon, spent Sunday in town. Wm. Umberger and wife, of Harrisburg, were among the visitors in town on Sunday. The following visited at the home of Rev. C.

M. Rissinger on Sunday. D. A. Rissinger and family, of Potts- vine, and Miss Ida Hoffenhauer, of Tremont, an aunt of Rev.

Rissinger. STRAUSSTOWN Strausstown, April 29. 'Elmer Miller and Irwin Unger solicited advertisements for the po.s- ters for the Strausstown Volunteer Fire Company carnival which will open Saturday evening, May 29. The Third Brigade band, of Pottsville, has been engaged for the first night. Mr.

and Mrs. John Boltz, of Mexico, the former a son of the late Howard Boltz, were here and called on Mr. Bbltzif uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Unger, and other relatives.

Calvin. Stahl, proprietor of the Strausstown garage, and dealer in farm implements, is making his spring deliveries of tractors and other implements. Misses John Rothermel, William Anthony, students at the F. and M. college, Lancaster, and Gettysburg college, were home to attend communion services and visit their respective parents.

Rev. W. KUck will conduct Lutheran Sunday, May 2, at 9.30 o'clock. Preparatory services Saturday, May 1, at 2 o'clock. school at 8:30.

Joint church council meeting, Tuesday evening. May 4, at the home of the secretary, Dr. George Filbert. The St'rausstown Orchestra baf been to play at a Cupper to be held tfce Saturday Blue Mountain ctiurch. Ten mem- bers received communion at their respective homes.

Two collections were lifted, one for the general treasury, which amounted to $S7, and the other for missions, which amounted to $99.05. A catechetical class of 26 was organized after the services, funeral of Mrs. Simon Boltz was largely attended. Interment was made in Zion's Union cemetery. Rev.

Ira W. KUck officiated. Undertaker Charles E. Schucker, Rehrersburg, had charge. BETHEL Bethel, April 29.

The Bethel School Board met In the grammar school room and elected the following', teachers: High school, Earl D. Bordner, principal; Wayne Blouch and Maggie Yarnoll, assistants; grammar, C. C. Clemens; secondary, Harvey J. Manbeck; primary, Mrs.

Sallie B. Kurr; Em- rlck's, Serenus W. Henninger; Merkey's, Samlue D. Snyder; Sunnyside, Paul Bashore; Benslng's, Howard H. KUne; Monroe Valley, M.

D. M. Schmeltzer; Haas, JameS M. Klqin; Fryestown, R. Frank Derr; Rollman's, Mrs.

Hannah Royer Sherman. Assistant County Superintendent William II. Mattes held eighth grade examination in the Bethel High school. Forty eight applicants presented themselves to take the test, of whom several failed. The townships represented wore Bethel, Tul- pehocken and Upper Tulpehocken.

Mr. Mattes was assisted by Miss Mary Moore, high school principal, Womelsdorf, and Mrs. Sallie B. Kurr and others. The play entitled, "Aaron SUck from Piukin Crick," rendered by the pupils of the Bethel High School, was well attended.

Nathan Glbble sold 10 steers' to Harry J. Schlappig, drover, who took them to David Merkey, butcher, in Pinegrove, Schuylkill county. The members of the Lutheran and Reformed of Salem church, are inyited to assemble at the church Tuesday morning, May 4, at 8 o'clock, and assist in cleaning the church. Should the Veather be unfavorable on Tuesday, they wui meet on the first suitable day. William Holzman vacated Jared Naftzinger's dwelling house and moved on Prof.

Joseph Kreider farm, southwest of town. Elmer Schlappig, Reading, called on his father, Harry H. Schlappig, ll The entertainment held by Mrs. Hannah Royer Sherman, teacher of Rollman's school, was well attended. John Baum who is employed in Wyoinisslng, visited his family here.

Mr. and Mrs Nathan Gibbel and visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Merkey, residing about two miles east of Mr Merkey is confined to his home with illness. Jacob Swope, Mrs.

Mary Anspach and daughter, Florence, were in Reading. Mrs. Mary Wagner and daughter, Miss Jane Klrst, visited Cornelius Schlappig and family. Serenus MUler, who was confined in a Lebanon hospital, where he underwent an operation, returned home. His wifo and who were confined to beds at home, are also able to be about again.

Hucksters are paying 20 cents a dozen for eggs. Rev. C. M. Risslhger, of Fredericksburg, will conduct German services in Salem's church, Sunday morning, May 2.

Morris Bordner, Henry F. Gruber and "Philip Steinbach are painting Mr. Bordner's 'dwelling house. CLEONA Cleona, April 29. Mrs.

Daniel Moyer and Mrs. Calvin Heilman attended the funeral of Mrs. Samuel at Lebanon, on Friday. Sunny Side United Christian 1:30 P. Sunday school; 7:16, prayer meeting.

Mrs. Lavl Bomberger, Mrs. Jacob Hosteller, Amos Long, and Miss Ruth Kreider are on the sick list. Misses Irene Funk, Armeda Ellenberger and Susan Balsbaugh attended the funeral of Miss Martha Lehman, at Manheim, on Sunday afternoon. Emanuel U.

B. 9:15, Sunday school; 6:15 P. Junior and Sr. C. 7:15, sermon, by the pae- tor.

Rev. C. R. Longenecker, J. Barnhart, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Long, Mr. and Mrs.

George Shirk, Mrs. Daniel Moyer, Mrs. Lizzie Heisey and M'ss Edna Wolfe attended the dedication at Fishburn's U. B. church on Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Heffelfinger, Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. John Ginder alid daughter, of Mastersonville, Mr.

and Mrs. George Ober and eon, of Rheems, spent Sunday at Amos Bnyder's. Rev. C. R.

Longenecker attended the funeral of Rev. M. H. Jones, at Reading, on Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry L. Miller spent Sunday at Niagara Falls. and Mrs. Samuel Kreider enjoyed an automobile trip to Philadelphia.

James Light and family moved to Annville on Tu2sday. Clayton Brandl famrly spent Sunday afternoon at Reistville. Miss, Edith Light, of 'Philadelphia, spent several days with her Dorothy Bowman, of Annville, is spending several days at Jacob. Aarpn Miller and Lester Miller, who are wprktB? at FREYSTOWN Frystown, April 29. The Church of the Brethren held regular services at this place on Sunday forenoon.

Asst. Co. Supt. W. H.

Mattls conducted eighth grade examinations for applicants into High school this coming school year. The three applicants from this place passed very successfully. Those who passed the examination from this place were, Mary Gundrum, Melvin Reed and Russell Ehllng. D. Aug.

Swope Is renovating the interior of the restaurant as well as other roomS In the building. HarYy Haldeman. of Lebanon, Is doing the electric wiring. Mrs. Jacob Pfautz had her home repainted.

George MUler, of Sunny Side, had the contract. Davilla Hower made a business trip to Reading during the past week. The schools of this place closed during the past week. Tho primary an Monday and the grammar on ITI- day. The meeting of the fire companies of Zono No.

3 will he held at this place In the town hall on Monday evening, May 10, at 8 o'clock, I. A class In vocal music Is being started at this place by H. M. Frantz, of EUzabethtown. The class meets every Friday evening at 8 o'clock, and 'is to continue during the summer The rudiments of music will be taken up first, and afterwards sight singing will bo drilled on until the class becomes proficient in it.

Rev. I. D. Gibbel and Squire Jonathan Swopo made a business trip to Reading, recently. Sunset Sunset, April 29.

Koehenderfer's church, Rev. W. Hess, school at 9:15 A. M. Preaching at 10:30 A.

M. Everybody welcome. Aaron Sherman treated himself to a fine Overland coach, purchased from Paul H. Gettle. C.

H. Snyder has a fine flock or ducks, turkeys and chickens for shipment. Charles Gettle and Miss Mary BrightbUl were callers on Mr. and. Mrs.

Aaron Sherman. The Royal'Recreation Club has tne quoitlng grounds finished. William Harbach, the Rhode Island Red chicken fancier, of Lebanon, was a caller at the Perseverance poultry yards of Clarence I. Becker. Aaron Sherman and John Welble have decided to make fence.

The farmers were well pleased with the rain, Clarence I. Becker treated himself to a fine Overland sedan. KJeinfeltersvjDe KleinfeltersvUle, April 29 Memorial aervices will be hold in Albright's church, on Sunday, May 2, at 1 P. M. Miss Imboden and friend, of Eli- zabothtown, visited relatives in town on Sunday.

Miss Henrietta G. Noll visited her sister and family, at Hershey. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bomberger, Mrs.

Jacob Weik and Mrs. Mary Betz visited at Newmanstowu. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer visited his parents, at Green Terrace, on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. H.iram Strickler, and Mrs. David Reed, of Stricklei's- town, visited Frank Karterman and family on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Weiss and son, Victor, of Un'on Deposit, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiffor, of Palmyra, visited Harry Shirk and family on Sunday. Mrs.

Lizzie Ream, who was confined to her bed, IB improving. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rhine, and Mrs. Yost, of Lebanon, visited Allen Keller and family j)n Sunday.

STOUCIISBURG Stouchsburg, April 29. The pupils of the local high school the Town Hall, Friday evening, May will conduct an entertainment In 7. The Fire Company will open its annual carnival, Saturday, May 15. The Ringgold band, of Reading, has been engaged. Lillian Gish will bo presented in the Marion Theatre in Romola, with Dorothy Gish, a Henry King Production tonight and Wednesday evening, April 27 and 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harboch and daughter, Grace, Carlisle, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anspoch and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Oxenreider. Miss Margaret Oxenreider visited in Leesport. Miss Alma Ludwig visited Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Bron'nger, in Reading. Mrs. Horace Schoener and daughter, Sarah, were in Myerstown. Mr. and Mra.

George Deck were in Rehrersbu.rg Mrs. Howard Kurr was In Myerstown, Mrs. AtJam Peiffer is confined to her room with illness. -JMT. AEfNA Aetna, April 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Serenus B. Eisenhauer entertained the'following: Mr. and Mrs- Landes Haas, son David, Joseph, Kant? and Mildred- Kreide- gam, M'r.

and Mrs. WHUam Newcomer, Hershey; Mr. an4 Bethel; melbergef, Mabel Wolf. Pearl Weaver, Edna Kecney and Mary Zimmerman. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Holm and Mrs. Frank Noll were in Reading. Mr. and Mrs.

HnrryC. oll were guests of Mrs. Noll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schware near Stouchsburg.

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Hertzog, Mrs. Rhoads, Friedenaburg, wrre here. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry King, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius King, Shillinpton, were guests of the family of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry' Helm. Samuel Helm had a Rtromburg Carlson radio set Installed in his homo. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlnppich, daughter, Mildred, were guests of relatives here.

The Philippine Trio, White House entertainers, radio and record nrtist of the American Lyceum Institute, will appear in town hall this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bahney, Amy L. Bordner and M.

H. Witter at'- tendpd the concert given by the fehnne Band in Rajah Temple. Reading, and later were guests' of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Schlegel, West Reading.

MILLARDSVILLE MHlardsvllle, April 29. The smoko house of Isaac D. Field was destroyed by fire, about 100 pounds of sausage, hams and bacon were consumed. Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Hicks, visited tho family of Wallace Weaver. Mrs. Matthew Snyder, Stouchsburg, visited her father, Frank Wagner.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keener, Fleetwood, visited tho family of Robert Weaver. Sunday school will bo held in Tulpohocken, Sunday, May 2, at-9 o'clock. Mr.

and Martin Hassler, of Sinking Spring, visited tho family of George Manbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muth, of Stouchsburg, visited the family of Phillip Trautmau. Mr.

and Mrs. William Strohm visited in Myerstown. Weaver and Keener received two car loads of coal. I. D.

Field will have public sale of hogs and shoats. SUNNYSIDE Examinations Prugless oi'TOMETRic Sunny Side, April 29. The following visited tho family of Benjamin Biishoro: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bashore, of Stouchsburg; Adam Bashore, of Newmanstown; Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Moynr, Mrs. Paul Hauer and children, Evelyn Baa- hore, of Womelsdorf; Mrs. Morris Royer, Katie Royor, Lizzie Moyer, Paul Royer' and Alonzo Sutherly, all of this place. Mr.

and Mrs. John Zeigler, of Llmrick, Montgomery county, and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Hlbshman and children, of near Prescott, visited tho family of WHmer Zeigler. Frank Houtz and Miss Cora Clark, of Avon, vlalted tho families of Samuel Brown and Geo.

Miller. and Mrs. Harvey BroWn visited Mrs. Isabella Weiant, at Fort Henry. The Sunny Side school closed on April 27.

Georgo MUler IB painting for J'; M. Kline, of Fryestown. Farmers are busily engaged sowing oats and planting potatoes. BELLAIRE Bellairo, April 29. Jacob Rissor, who had an attack of grippe and erysipelas, is slowly recovering.

Miss Elizabeth Foreman assisted Mrs. Bixler this week. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin mau and family visited Aaron Rinse r.

Mrs. Yohn and daughter, Elizabeth, visited Penroso Foreman. Communion services will bo held at Riasor's Mennonite church on Sunday forenoon. Samuel Shearer visited Jacob Jlis- ser. Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Brubaker, Sn, entertained the following people on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. David Stauffer and family, of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs.

Nissley and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brubaker, and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Ebersole visited Amos Coble. PDJEGROVE Pine Grove, April 29. The local Boy Scouts, accompanied by their Scoutmaster and members of the Troop Committee, motored to Lorberry, where they participated in the initiation of tho Boy Scouts. Robert Filbert, of Harrisburg, spent a day with hia aged mother, Mrs. Ellen Filbert.

Ellsworth Kauffmaii will repra- sont St. Paul's church at the United Evangelical Confi-runce 4n Lancaster. Rev. L. O.

Weist left for the annual conference of the United Evangelical church in Lancaster. Due to his absence there, will be no services in the church this coming Sunday. Superintendent Charles E- Am- mpns, of the No. tannery, and members of his Homily spent two days at fatm near Biglerville, Adams county. Railwax mail clerk John Schrope and family, of Harriaburg, motored Ijefe and spent a day with supervisor sfacpb and family Mrs.

Normun Stahl and W- 4, William YOU'LL REGARD THEM WITH PLEASURE Tho glasses we furnish you will bo a constant source of pleasure ami contentment. We will restore your vision and glv.o you a littles bit. moro than you pny for. Tin? littlo bit moro will mako you Bond others to us. )R.

H. GRUMAN 40 N. Eighth St. of his homo on Tulpehocken street. I'cifer and family, of Auburn, visited relatives and friends hero.

Ralph Lohr, wifo and daughter, of Shamokln, motored hero to spend a day with Mr. Lehr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lohr. Georgo Burger and wife, Paul Berger and wife, and Clark Sriyder, motored to Reading.

A delegation of twenty wore- at Pottavlllo to hoar the contestants of the Schuylkill County Elimination contest of the Third National Oratorical Contest. Clyde Stlne, youngest aon of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Stine, represented the local high school and won a prize of $5.

i i QUENTIN Quontin, April 29. The following services will be conducted In St. Paul's Reformed church next Sunday, May school at vespers at 7:00. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Warren were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John ShJmp, at North Cornwall, on Sunday. The trailing arbutus wore pickod In largo quantities at tho South Mountains by passing motorists and hikers on tho Sabbath. Charles Matthews, of near Hull's, was a caller hero on Monday evening.

Tho Senior Class of the Cornwall High Hchool will give a play, entitled. "Deacon Dubbs," In tho Cornwall M. church on Wednesday evening, April 28, "at 8 P. M. MrH.

George Hampshire- and Mrs. John Brenner wore shoppers in Lebanon last Saturday. Mrs. Raymond Long, of Lebanon, was a visitor at tho II. A.

Kline homo. Edward Grose, who is in military service, is hero on a DO day furlough at tho home of hia mother, Mrs. George Grose. Alfred Hitz and John Gorhnrd were among tho callors in Lebanon on Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Ramsey were tho guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MUler, at Lancaster, on Saturday and Sunday, Mr. MUler being a brother to Mrs.

Ramsey. William McMlnn is employed by tho Lebanon Gas and Fuel Company. Mrs. Isaac Shuey IB on the sick list at this writing. Tho West Cornwall public school directors held their monthly business meeting on Monday evening, April 20, in tho CJueutin school building.

Miss Florence Galebach, a daughter of Fred Galebach, IH a patient at tho Good Samaritan hospital, in Lebanon, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. Nye, automobile insurance agent, of Lebanon, was hero on business'on Saturday. A number of local folks will hear tho Eight Victor Artists, will appear in tho Lebanon, high school on Thursday cvbntng. April 29. Oscar Groupo discontinued his job on ouo of tho W.

C. Freeman farms and is employed in Lebanon. Misses Erma Bachman and Esther Binner visited Mr. and Mra. William Miller, at Annvillo, on Sunday.

This is Children's Week observance, from April 25 to May 2, over all of tho United States, and St. Paul's Reformed Sunday school is observing it by visitation and having a Mothers' Meeting in the Sunday school room on Sunday at 2:00 P. 2. All mothers of the community and their children from the CradlB Roll to tho Junior Department arc urged to be present. Mrs.

Clarence Fox, the County Children's Division Superintendent, will speak to tho mothers while the children will be entertained by our younx people; of the Sunday school by telling. A fine en- tertainmeiit i3 In store for all. BUNKER HILL Bunker Hill, April 29. Rev. iK-uerUne preached his first sermon of the present conference ymr in the Bunker HU1 church, on Sunday evening.

A large audience was preseut. Cold and damp weather still continues, retarding the growth of the vegetation. meeting was held at tlja home of Harvey Ljght ou Wecjnesi-- 4ay evening. The funerfil pf EHen was held on Tuesday froift of Harry Hartman. Ifaf made at the Shellsville Mothers Day services Will the Bunker Hill church off afternoon, May 9.

An program la being prepared CHURCHES HOLY COMMUNION REFORMED. Zion's Reformed will communion on Sunday A. fl Tho school will hold thftif Children's Day services on in the evening. Also will annual picnic on July 3. ta CHURCH ANNOUNGHMltitlM Jonestown Church of.

Brethren Hi Christ, C. Mettfc service at 7:80 PijMft, Sunday school at 9:00 Ot at 6:30 P. M. Ono Church of the United Btt ren in Christ, C. Church service at 2:00 P.

M. day school at 9:30 A. M. Kredericksburg church ol United Brethren, in Christ, C. service at Sunday school at 9:16 0.

13. at 6:30 P. M. 1 MT. ZION LUTHERAN.

Rev. J. H. Dlohl, paator. 'V; Services for Sunday, May Mt.

Aetna, holy 10:00 A. M. 1 Fredcricksburg, services at ,7 P. M. 'oosherls.

Sunday school' P. M. Evening worship at ROCHBRTTf CHARGE, Rev. Wm. A.

Sauer, Regular services at Mt Sunday, May 2, at 10:16 Sunday school at 9:16 A. communion at Rochorty, Suttdft? May at 10:30 A. a. 1 1 como'to worship With us. RKLLEtiROVE Sunday 9:00 A.

M. Preaching at i Sunday echoplV 9:30 A. M. Preaching at M. Water prayer meeting at 9:30 A- Sunday sc prayer meeting at.

9:30 A. SALEM CAMPBELLTOWN. Rov. Henry I. Aulenbach, Sunday school at 9:00 W.

Kegerreis, supt. Junior ian Endeavor, at 10:15 A. MJt er, Mary Long. Christian En fit P. 'M.

Leader, Harvey Lineawoaveri Divlno 7:35 P. M. Sermon, "The yo Commandment." Mothers gram in the Sunday school, Ma at 9:00 A. M. CHARGE." 1 Rev.

C. M. Rissinger, Services for May 10:00 A. Salem, 2:00 P. St.

Paulas, The program is being for the re-opening and hoiL servicoH at pttj June' 11, 12 and 13. i. ST. PAUL'S, HAMMN. 4t Communion services will ducted on Sunday, May 2, A.

in St. Paul's Union Hamlin, by the Rev, Dlppell, of Lancaster, services wijl be held on May 1, at 8:00 o'clock, Mif STOUCHSBURG Rev. D. F. Longacrq, Services for Sunday, as follows: Christ Lutheran, Stouchgburg English services flt.

10:00 A. IONA. U. B. CHURCH.

Tho Sunday school will Rally Day. Dr. Seth A. Lnhanon, will deliver the Public worship will follow the day exercises. No evening service 1 Prayer meeting and oftlcJal meeting on Wednesday eveningyS AaceiiHiou Day will be observed' May 13th.

OIlURCir OF BRETH1U5N Services tiro announced fop' duy, May 2, us follows: Kplmita, rfiorning and evening. Palmyra, morning and eventnf, i Akron, morning, Heidelberg, mornlnff. morning. Mlllbueh, evening. Myerstown, morning: and Frcduriuksburg, evening.

Raiikbtuwn, morning. morning. Merkey'w, morning. Kaat. Hanover, morning.

Hoernerstown. evening, Sand Beach, evening. Longenecker's, morning, Klizabethtown, morning i '4 Hill, afternoon. Mt. Hope, evening.

Spring Creek, morning and ning. morning. Oonowago, morning. Midway, morning. Lebanon, morning and evening, Mohlcr's, morning.

Denver, evening, Indian Creek, morning. Big Dam, morning. LETTERS GRANTED Letters testamentary OR of Elmer Spitler, depeased, contractor, have been widow. Mrs. Ruth Spitler, ther, Clinton Spitler.

The valued at. $15,000 In perty, and $10,000 in Slegrist, Is the Betters have also the estate pf Harry ceased', of tA 3317 'V 1 i.