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in la on 9 tfHf THE SHIPPENSBURG, PX BILLIARD CHAMP TO day evening at the home of Clair the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Pat-tison of Shippensburg. ROBERT M. HYKES CO. son Jackie spent Christmas Day with the former's parents, near Jacksonville.

Mrs. Mary Leberknight enjoyed having her children and grandchildren all home on Christmas Day. Her guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swanger, daughter Mary Jane 'of Roxbury, Mr.

and Mrs. John Leberknight and children of Upper Strasburg, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stepler and children of Chambersburg, Mr. and Baseball Club Elects The Mifflin Athletic club held a meeting recently and reorganized for 1931 season.

The following officers were elected: Geo. W. Hosier; V. Chas. A.

Brandt; Merle D. Rolar; Sec, Fred A. Boyd; Peace Oificer, Frank P. Brandt; Janitor, Chas. S.

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Grocer, N. Penn St. HOLIDAY EXCURSION MUMMER'S NEW YEAR'S DAY PARADE Philadelphia THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 Round $3.50 Excursion Train Leave Shippensburg 2.03 M. See Flyers consult Agents All Steel Equipment Pennsylvania Railroad CWiWs Present JAM i Crouse. Among those who called at the D.

O. Powell home at Newburg recently were Howard Holtry, of Mongul, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kane and son Robert, Miss Mary Kane, all of Shady Grove, Mrs. Helen Brunner and daughter Pearl of Chambersburg.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mellott and Mrs. John Kane were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

S. E. Gabler at Roxbury. A large attendance was reported to have been present for the annual Christmas entertainment put on by the Shady Grove School. The school is taught by Miss Keggreis and the program was prepared and presented under her capable direction.

In connection with the entertainment, Clair Crouse acted the part of Santa Claus. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Martin spent the Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hunsecker of Cheesetown. Mr. and Albert Kane spent Christmas eve with Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Holtry. Mr. and Mrs. Chick Mellott and children Vera, Ruth, Chick, and Bruce were turkey dinner guests at HEADQUARTERS FOR Alcohol, 75c per gallon General Repairing GOODHART'S GARAGE TYPEWRITERS fc Safes Desks Filing if Cabinets Rubber Stamps and Blank Books jj DANIEL S.

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KING STREET PHONE 28-Z SHIPPENSBURG, PA. "Nothing takes the place of Reliability" "Figure-it-out-yuurself Wa InttalM Lamacb'' ew matin bmcMm ttachinf with out naiU. All work vnarantoad. No M- vaaca In Specially for MIm BUll ikoet. Wof olaanaj PWhpH TireSSed With UftbB I Shoe HotpiUl, Mike Billys ifi Past Kino Sh.DMnsburr.

on year, as in previous years, to used cars at prices that will1 same warm friends as our Chevrolet mp Truck 1928 $250 $65 $225 $250 $10O $450 reconditioned $475 MMMt EIE JU NOW it go oV. PLAY IN MATCH HERE "Bob" Shoemaker Will Match Cuea With World's Champion Ralph Greenleaf, colorful pocket billed expert, and holder of the world's championship, will make his first appearance in Shippensburg at Sid's pool room on January 8 at 9 P. which date he will meet Robert Shoemaker, generally considered best shot in Shippensburg in a match of 125 points. Greenleaf needs no introduction to the pocket billiard fans of this vicinity, as he has ruled the roost so long in his chosen profession that his name is synonymous with "world's greatest." Making his first bow at the age of sixteen in championship play in 1916, he defeated Bennie Allen. Three years later he came into possession of the world's title, holding undisputed sway until 1925, at which time he abdicated in favor of Frank Taberski.

He regained the crown in 1926, held it for part of that year and 1927, dropping it to Erwin Rudolph in a hectic match only to recover it the following season. Losing to Taberski in the memorable Battle of Chicago in the 1928 tourney, he again won undisputed claim to the title in the 1929 championship joust at Detroit, last December, In this tournament he defeated Taberski 125 to 0, creating two world's records by going in two innings, and making an unfinished high run of 126. He scratched in his first turn at the table. Immediately following the match, Greenleaf will give an exhibition of fancy shots. MRS.

J. C. CRAMER DIED FRIDAY Funeral Services Were Held On Monday Afternoon Mrs. Adaline Miller Cramer, aged 69 years, wife of J. Calvin Cramer, died at her home, 310 East King street, Friday morning, after an illness of a year and a half.

Mrs. Cramer vas a daughter of John and Jemima Hoch Miller, and lived her entire lifetime in this vicinity. She was a member of Memorial Lutheran church. The survivors are her husband and two sons, W. Arthur Cramer, near Oakville, Clarence E.

Cramer near town, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held from the residence on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. W.

Barkley, pastor of Memorial Lutheran Church officiated at the services. Burial was made in Spring Hill cemetery. Marriages LAI DIG BRATTON C. N. Laidig of Hustontown and Miss Anna Katherine Bratton of Doubling Springs, were married at the parsonage of the First United Brethren church of Chambersburg, Tuesday afternoon, by the pastor, Rev.

J. Stewart Glen, former pastor of the Messiah United Brethren church in Shippensburg. DOUGLAS HORN E. Blair Douglas and Miss Bertha Horn, both of Upper Strasburg, were united in marriage at 4:30 o'clock on the afternoon of December 23 at the United Brethren parsonage in Scotland. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

D. J. March, pastor of the bride. 29th, 1930 Robert M. Hykes Co.

J. H. Killinger Son All members of the American Legion Auxiliary, Oscar M. Hykes Unit 223 who possibly can will help Monday and Tuesday to get the new Legion home in readiness for the meeting Tuesday night of the Auxiliary and the oyster supper and opening for all ex-service men and their wives and the Auxiliary members and husbands Wednesday evening from 8 to 12 o'clock. On Tuesday evening, M'rs.

John Hayes Smith of Camp Hill, Central Director of the Department pf Pennsylvania will be here to install the officers and will be entertained in the home of Mrs. A. C. Squires. Guests are also expected from the Chambersburg Unit.

Officers and Committee Chairmen are requested to have written reports of the year's work to read at meeting and pass on to the Secretary and every member is requested to be present. Cards have been sent out for the meeting on Wednesday evening by the Legion Post and the ladies of the Auxiliary will serve the supper for them. All members are requested to valunteer for this work. Orrstown Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Blair had as their guests on Christmas Day, Mr. and Mrs. William Means and Galen Warren of Shippensburg.

Mr. Warren is a student at the Pennsylvania Military Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White enjoyed Christmas Day with Mrs.

White's mcther, Mrs. JJiUnie SoiHers and children of Shippensburg. Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. Zullinger and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Baker and daughters Doris and Jeanne, and Frank Baker of Altoona enjoyed Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Croft and family of Green-castle. The local Red Cross chapter has been active in assisting those in need in this community, and committee members are glad to report there are not many in need in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. McC.

Flora had as their guests on Christmas Day their children and. grandchildren, among whom were: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Flora, Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Flora and daughters of Chambersburg; Mi1, and Mrs. Harry Whorley, Shippensburg; Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Sollenberger, of Nyesville; Alonza Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flora and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. M.

C. Flora, Mrs. Laura Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Myers and sons of Orrstown; Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Schlessman and children of Harrisburg. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wise spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Youndt of Chambersburg R. D.

2. Mr. and Mrs. John Tritt and daughter spent Christmas Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Piper, Shippensburg R. D. Mr. and Mrs. C.

D. Minehart, Mrs. Catherine Minehart were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Minehart on Christmas Day.

Mrs. I. H. Kuhn of Harrisburg, was called here Sunday by the death of her aunt, Mrs. David Haulter who was buried Monday.

Arthur Morrison of Canton, Ohio, came here to attend the funeral of Mrs. David Raulter, Monday. He spent several days with his brother Alonza, and then on to Harrisburg and Philadelphia to spend the weekend. Frank Cramer has been spending some time with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Pugh of Orrstown R. D. 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Garman and children of Lurgan, were guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Garman, Christmas Day.

D. E. Hile and daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Kunkle and her daughter Aimed spent from Wednesday until Sunday with the former's daughters of Lancaster. Mr.

and Mrs. Fennel of Chambersburg, were quests of Dr. and Mrs. White on Christmas Day. Rev.

and Mrs. William J. Schultz and son Clarence, spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. I.

S. Cramer of Pleasant Hall. Mrs. Rebecca Leidig and Jay Myers of Culbertson, spent Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Gise. Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Shugars are spending the holiday week with their son Billy and daughter Emma and husband of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Z.

S. Brenize son George, daughters Catherine and Vesta enjoyed Christmas Day with Mrs. Brenize's Mr. and Mrs. G.

B. Heberlig, near Newburg. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Koontz entertained Charles G.

Wise, Mrs. R. B. Koontz and daughter Rhea of Car Mrs. Fred Bock and son of Philadelphia, Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Leberknight of Orrstown, Arthur Leberknight of Philadelphia and Gerald at home. They all enjoyed a bounteous dinner and had a nice visit together. Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse McCrae and son Charles motored to Harrisburg Wednesday morning and were accompanied home by Miss Esther MeElhaney. Oakville Mrs. Myrtle Emerick spent Thursday with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Newville.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Elliott and daughter Dorothy, spent Christmas Day in Newville with Mrs. Elliott's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David Burnett. Mrs. Ardella Stamy and sons John and Lloyd, visited Christmas Day with Mrs. Stamy's brother, Thomas Cohick. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Negley, spent Thursday with their uncle and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Negley. R.

J. Rupp and family spent several days during the Christmas holiday with his parents at Shiremans-town. Edgar Foltz and family visited on Thursday with his brother, Charles, of this place. Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Mouer spent Christmas day visiting with Mr.

Mou-er's aunt, Miss Sue Knell at Newville. Paul Fry has returned from one week's visit with his brother and family at Washington, D. C. Miss Gladys Hhoads cf Carlisle spent several days with her mother who lives at Oakville. Mrs.

Mack Magee and children spent the holiday visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hammond of Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Killian and children spent Thursday with Mrs. Kil-lian's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Myers. The people of Oakville and vicinity were shocked to hear of the death of Rev.

H. P. Baker's wife, Mrs. Baker, at their home in Duncannon. This community extends its deepest sympathy to the bereaved.

Rev. and Mrs. Baker formerly lived at Oakville where Mr. Baker was pastor of the United Brethren Church. Twelve persons were entertained at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Sixeas on Christmas Day. Among these were the parents of Mrs. Sixeas, Mr. and Mrs.

Coble of Lemasters and all Mrs. Sixeas brothers and sis ters. In connection with the Christmas dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Sixeas also celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary.

Best wishes were extended to them by all present. Among the visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Beidler on Christmas Day were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Holmes of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reed and daughter Marbeth of Chicago, 111., Mr.

and Mrs. George Reed of New York, Mrs. Elizabeth Reed of Carlisle, and George and John Beidler. Mr. and Mrs.

Emerson Varner and Miss Janet Morrison spent Thursday with Mrs. Lillian Morrison, near Big Spring. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehaven, Mrs.

Martha Marquart and daughter Mary spent Christmas Day visiting in Chambersbfurg with Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. Miss Ruth and Hazel Miller are spending a few days visiting with their parents here. The Christmas entertainment held at the United Brethren Church here was well attended.

The program composed of Christmas songs and other numbers appropriate for the Yuletide season were well given and received. A special gift of $17 was made to the pastor, Rev. Wachter, by the members of the congregation. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Woods entertained the following people at a special turkey dinner on Christmas Day: Paul Eddinger and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett and daughter Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Woods and son.

Rev. Wachter and family, Mrs. Carrie Hanlin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shuman and children, Mr.

and Mrs. John Powell of Walnut Bottom, MKirray Powell, Hays McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dentler, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hoke at Green Spring on Christmas Day. James Showoaker left here early Wednesday morning for the home of his daughter, Mrs. Paul Curtis, Plymouth, Ohio, to which he had been called on account of the serious illness of his daughter. Shady Grove Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Kane, Christmas Day were Mrs. Helen Brunner and daughter, Pearl, of Chambersburg. Among those in this section who attended the Christmas entertainment at the Oak Grove schoolhouse on Tuesday night were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kane and son Robert, and Misses Laurabelle and Mary Kane.

Harry and John Butts spent Tues- a zenitm Zeoilh, Suptr upwards. WILL LAST A LIFETIME But act want one in time for THIS Christmas! As the New Year Is Born may we extend to you every wish that it will bring you increased prosperity and happiness. Frank E. Ferraris Shippensburg, Of course you prefer a Zenith one of these new, 1931, Super Zeniths. Nothing else will satisfy those who leek the newest and best in radio know that a Zenith will perform as brilliantly, as perfectly next year as it does the day it is bought.

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Monday, Doc. These hardware stores of Shippensburg will close every evening at 6 o'clock except Saturday, during winter months. lisle on Christmas Day. Oscar Koontz and son Harry of Shippensburg called in the afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. S. D. Zimmerman were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Hamilton and children Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodhart and Walters Hardware Co. Pague Fef an 1 1.