The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 20

SIX GAZETTE, INDIANA, PfiNNA, L- YEADON Coroner Horace 8. Griffith declared the death of Joseph A. Doak, 36, whose body was found in his garage, was an accident from carbon monoxide. stroke. Fisher's son found his body hanging in the cellar of their home.

A week the elder Fisher notified police his daughter had eloped. He received a notice Wednesday threatening eviction from his home. S. Davis Wilson appointed Dr. Martha Traccy, Dean of the Women's Medical College, to the Board of Health, the first time in the city's history a woman has served on that body.

Witkin, president of the county commissioners, dismissed 31 employes of the bureau of weights and measures. Montrose Justice of the Peace held Abner Ellsworth, 88, Susquehanna County farmer, for court without bail on a manslaughter charge in connection with the death of Floyd Kenney, 40, a farm hand. Corporal John A. Carr of the State Police, said Ellsworth struck Kenney on the head during a quarrel. Gruver, 82, who lived alone, was found dead from a heart attack in his improvised home in an old iron furnace near Ralston.

agents joined investigation of a $25,000 extortion plot against Harry Publicker, chairman of the board of the Publick- er Commercial Alcohol Company. Francis E. Townsend said his old-age pension plan is needed to forestall "the danger of a bloody revolution." He addressed the Penn Athletic Club. Lee Andreas said a youth identifying himself as Rnndal Davis, of near Berwick, admitted forging the name of his former employer, Nelson Specht, of Montgomery to four checks for $15 each. The youth gave himself up.

State Employment Bureau discharged 150 em- ployes. STROUDSBURG Mrs. Catherine Eilenberger. mother of Clinton B. Eilenberger, Third Assistant Postmaster General, observed her 100th birthday anniversary today.

H. Byerts, 65, missing since Friday, was found dead in an abandoned quarry. Coroner L. U. Zech said he died from a paralytic U.

S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that six motion picture distributors violated the Anti-Trust Law by requiring an exhibitor to agree not to show double feature program. FROM SPLASHES TO STITCHES free style records at one Urna. Lester K. Ade, Superintendent of Public Instruction, appointed Dr.

Joseph Leo Rafter, Scranton educator and lawyer, as acting director of the State-Library and Museum. Charles S. Gelbert, famous football player of the nineties and father of Charles Gelbert, St. Louis Cardinals' shortstop, died in a hospital after he was found with his wrists slashed. He had been recovering from an operation.

Pennsylvania Stale Y. M. C. A. Committee reelected William H.

Ridgway of Coatesville, chairman. Slate Insurance fund purchased an $800,000 mortgage to finance a $1,000,000 low- rental mass housing project at Meadville. HARRISBURG The Department of Public instruction estimated vocational agriculture and home economics schools and departments will send more than 1,000 boys and girls to vocational school day exercises at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Tuesday. William S. McLean heard testimony on the petition of the Philadelphia Inquirer for.i a change of venue in the trial of Attorney General Charles J.

Margiotti's libel charge against the newspaper He said the Supreme Court will make the decision. FRIDAY, JANUARY 17 TO THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, INCLUSIVE if CLOVER STORES' Clover to rbe best growing areas and takes "The Pick of the Crop" For Clover Farm Brand canned fruirt and Here they are, at savings to yov. FOODLAND Golden Bantam Corn 2 cans 19c, 6 cans 55c BIG FARM Red Kidney Beans or Spaghetti 3 cans 27c BIG FARM Tomato or Vegetable Soup 3 cans 27c CLOVER FARM Pork and Beans 6 No. cans 59c Giendale Catsup 2-14 oz. btls.

27c, btls. 73c Joan of Arc Red Kidney Beans 3 cans 25c Quake. Pure Gold Corn Meal 5 Ib. bag 19e Premium Flour Ib. 79e Red Cup Coffee Ground Fresh 2 Ib.

33c 0 SOap Baker's Premium Chocolate Ib. Grape Huts The En pkg. ig Maxwell House Coffee Ib. 2Sc Oyster Crackerettes Ib. pkg.

18c Sunshine Fry Meal pkg. lOc SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY CHOICE MEATS CANADIAN STYLE BACON 9 Ib 23c PURE PORK SAUSAGE iV 25c JUMBO BOLOGNA 17c PURE LARD S' Jsc POLLACK FISH FILLET ib! i5c Many other Bargains In our Meat Department FINE PRODUCE ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 heads A CALIFORNIA NAVEL doz 33c Other Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Attractive Prices GOLD N-SNO LAYER CAKE eac h29o Foodland Peas No. 2 cans Icanl3c 2cans25c 6 cans 69C CLOVER FARM Fancy Sauer Kraut No. 2y 2 cans 3 cans 252 6 cans 49 i 12 cans CLOVER FARM Golden Bantam Corn No. 2 cans 2 cans 29c 6 cans Slo Giendale Sweet Peas No.

2 cans Icanlgc 2cans29c 6 cans CLOVER FARM Fancy Sliced Pineapple No. 2 cans 1 can 23 2 cans 6 cans $1.31 CLOVER FARM Yellow Cling Peaches No. cans 1 can 19c 2cans35c 6 cans $1.03 Foodland Tomatoes No. 2 cans 1 can 9c 3 cans 6 cans 47c Giendale Pineapple No. cans Ic'iii21c 2 cans 41C 6 cans $1,19 ACCEPT RELIEF ORDERS AS CASH STORE JS AN fNDEFENDENT GBOCEBY, OWNED AND BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA Frank Thompson, son of the late Frank Thompson, former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, announced a $750,000 gift to the department of government at Harvard University.

He was graduated from Harvard in 1897. WEST coroner's jury recommended that a sanity commission examine Mrs. Sara Oberle who killed her three children in their beds and attempted suicide. Central Labor Body, representing miners employed in ten collieries of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal Iron Company, voted to support a strike of 600 workers at the Gilberton Colliery. POTTSVILLE The Schuylkill County Court appointed H.

O. Bechtel and M. M. Burke to investigate charges by Mrs. Mae Smith that District Attorney L.

E. Enterline "unnecessarily delayed" prosecuting the slayers of her husband, Howard Smith, three years ago. Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies elected Judge Frank M. Trexler of Allentown, as president. The fall meeting will be held in October, probably in Reading.

Jesus Prepares For His Work Text: Luke The International Uniform Sunday Scbool Lesson for January 19. By WM. E. GILBOY, D. D.

Editor of Advance This lesson emphasizes the prepara- ion the baptism of Jesus and in he three-fold temptation during the days of His retirement in the wilderness. Manifestly, the preparation of Jesus for His work and mission went far beyond these events. There was the preparation of the home and he early years, as Jesus grew in wisdom and in stature and in favor with God and man. But here, as He is about to enter upon His ministry, there comes a unique form of preparation in the emptation, or testing. It took three orms, and in each form we can see not only the temptation to some outward act, but also the trying of the nward spirit.

It was not merely the will of Jesus, )ut the soul of Jesus, that was being ested. The temptations were of the ort that come to every man con- cious of his call to a large mission md of his ability to fulfill it. In all three temptations the command that stones may be made bread, he temptation to dominate the kingdoms of the world, and the temptation personal vanity and power in dar- ng to throw himself down from the pinnacle of the finds the characteristic testing of the man of unusual strength and genius. One can see quite readily in the course of history the way in which musual men have met these tempta- ions. On Ihe one hand are world cohquerors lived chiefly to 'ulfill their own ambitions and pow.

Men have beari but pawns in their selfish write of a camp 300,000 men as i an unimportant In the world and Napoleon could in which he lost the latter fact were ncident. industry and busi- jess one sees aile men who have jved only for material results and profits. The interests of the communi- and of those whom they have used achieve their success have been en- irely On the other pand, fortunately, in every field of ife there have been great men and vomen who have lived or higher Even in fields where men hav who have lived who have pledg been characteristically selfish, then have been those their service only right and jus ice, kings and rulers whose chief ambition has been to serve thelf people, and eaptalns of industry who have sought td bfing into that afea a sense of huifiart values and a square deal. The tragedy of life is the tragedy of the men who might do so much for Ood and humanity, but who fail in the time of testing. Was the temptation of Jesus real? Ves, if we at all believe in-the incarnation and that the hitman life that He lived was in every respect a manifestation of the divine life In human form.

"He was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin." Do You Xemember One Year Ago Today Swamp Queen, at 136-1, scored a nose victory at Alamo Downs. five Years Afo Von Elm and John Golden tied for the $10,000 first prize in the Agua Callente Open with 293. Ten Ago Rlgoulet set a world weight-lifting record in Paris, raising 621 pounds from the floor to his knees. The Village Inn Route 80 Indiana. FREE Dance every night ORCHESTRA SATURDAY, JAN.

18. Jimmy Spear and his orchestra Cover Charge 50c per Couple Phone A. M. Yanity Prop. Widdowson Union Gospel Mission at Buck Rev.

J. P. Preaching at subject, "A Professor and a Possessor." Bible School at 10:45. Dlxonvllle Baptist, Rev. J.

P. Tampt at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Bible School at 10 a. m. Prayer and Bible study Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. At the home of Mrs.

Lester Peters, Barr Slope. Etderton Presbyterian, Rev. John A. School, 10 a. m.

Morning worship at 11. Evening worship 7:30 m. At the morning service we shall celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. We urge all of our members to be present at this service. We shall take into membership all who wish to unite with the church at that time, and baptize any who are to be baptized.

East Mahonlnff Baptist Sunday School 10 a. m. Worship 11; communion services. School 10. Wofship 7:45 p.

rn. Ocove Chapel Lutheran, Rev, Clinton F. Hildebrand, Sunday School meets at 9:45 a. rn. each Sunday.

No service at 11 o'clock this Sunday. Preparatory service on January 24, with communion on January 28 at 11 a. m. Homer City United Morning worship, "The Need of Courage." Sermon by Rev. Samuel W.

Shane. Sabbath School at 10:45. P. C. "Christian Youth in Afield." Mahonlng- United Sabbath School at 1:15.

Afternoon worship at 2:30. Sermon by Rev. Samuel W. Sharte: "The Need of Courage." Crooked Creek Baptist Sunday 3 p. sermon: "Christ in the Anticlimax;" the Rev.

John W. Kennedy preaching. All friends and visitors are cordially invited to worship with us. WANDIN Mrs. R.

J. Hines was in Indiana a few days last week. Esther McCreary of Clymer visited in Wandin a few days last week. Mrs. Thomas Sensebaugh was a Wandin caller Tuesday.

Betty and Evelyn Moody were call- ing In Wandin recently. R. J. Hines made a trip to Ohio one day last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Earnest Lydlc were in Indiana Saturday. Mr. Baker of Crooked Creek made a call in Wandin Monday. Friday and Saturday Specials PORK-PORK-PORK PORK LOIN or Whole Rib End Ib.

lie Pure Pork Sausage Ib. 22c Calis Style Pork Shoulder lb.l'9c Pure Lard 2 Ib. 29c Mixed Pork Chops Ib. 23c Rolled ALL STEAKS Ib. 19c Chuck Roast Ib.

13c Pot Roast Ib. 17c Ground Beef 21bs.29c MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY Gold Medal FLOUR Ib.s $1.07 Rump Roast Ib. 21 A Fresh Good Luck Cake Flour 5-lb. sack 19c Quaker Puffed Rice box 9c re-Mel box 4c Gibb's Pork Beans, 3 Ige. cans 25c Curfew Peaches 2 Ige.

cans 27c Jack and Jill Gelatin Desserts, boxes 23c Ovaltine Ige. size 49c 20 Mule Team Borax 1 Ib. box 12c Prunes 40-50 size-4 Ib. 25c Butter Kernel Corn can lie Swansdown Cake Flour box 24c Duff's Palmetto Molasses Ige. can 19c FRANKLIN SUGAR 10 Ib.

bag Sic Clothes Pins A. B. Salmon 24 box 5c Octagon Soap can lOc bars 23c Cut Red Beets 3 cans 25c Libby's Tomato Juice can 7c Powdered Sugar Ib.box 8c RINSO 2 Large Boxes Kellogg's All Bran 2 Ibs. 23c Dill Pickles jar 2Sc Tomato Paste can 6c Crisp Lettuce head 5c Tangerines Delicious Pears doz. 17o 2 for 5c Fancy Celery Juicy Texas Grape Fruit California Oranges.

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