The Perry County Democrat du lieu suivant : Bloomfield, Pennsylvania • 3

CHURCH NOTICES. PARENT-TEACHERS' MEETING. Mrs. Amos Brickner. ENDED LIFE WITH BULLET.

From our Loysville correspondent. DIED Lutheran Rev. Donald L. Rhoads. Mrs.

Annie Elizabeth Brickner, pastor. Christmas Gifts that aged 69 years and 2 months, oi Bloomfield Sunday School, 9.30 a. The Parent-Teachers' Association of the Landisburg-Spring-Tyrone district will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday evening, January 5, at 7.30 o'clock in the Landisburg High School. The- fol Stony Point, died in the Carlisle Jerrg (flctxxity democrat New Bloomfield, Dec. 21, 1938.

TOWN AND COUNTY. Bloomfield Markets. Butter, 20c; morning worship at 10.30; union C. E. in United Brethren church.

John William Hench. John William Hench, aged Hospital, early Tuesday morning oi at 65 complications, following a fall she Markelsville Morning worship at Sunday School at 10. lowing program will be given: received just five weeks earner, in which she suffered a fractured hip and later developed pneumonia, LOY'S JEWELRY STORE New Bloomfield, Pa. Mannsville Sunday School, 9.30. Reformed Rev.

Roy E. Moorhead. eggs. 27 and 36 Vic; chickens, 7 to from which she had improved, dui pastor. succumbed to other complications.

15c; rabbits, 10c. Bridgeport Mills Markets Wheat, Devotional exercises, Rev. R. R. Jones.

Music, Landisburg High School Choral Club. Rythm Band, Landisburg Primary School. Play, Union School. Skit, Greenpark School. Bloomfield Sunday School at 9.30 She was a daughter of George ana a.

morning worship at 10.30 a. m. Malinda Baltosser Henry and was 62c: corn, selling price, 75c: west Christmas program, Wednesday eve ern oats, 48c. ning, jjecember 21, at 7.30 o'ciock. Markelsville Sunday School at 9 Discussion of Teaching of Read Christmas Cards cf toy's Jewelry Store, Rust Craft Character at this place.

ing, Kathryn Stambaugh. a. m. Christmas program, Friday evening, December 23, at 7.30 o'clock. Music, Landisburg High School Presbyterian Rev.

Dr. Wm. Bald Orchestra. Business meeting. Perry County C.

E. To Hold Party, win, B.S., pastor. Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin and cheap watches. Jewelery, Novelties. Sheaffer and Waterman Fountain Pens.

Pen and Pencil Sets. THE RUST CRAFT CHRISTMAS AND GREETING CARDS OF CHARACTER. We aim to please and give full value for money spent. Your patronage solicited. Christmas Day service at 9.30 a.

school and church combined. The County Christian Endeavor Union will hold their annual New Year's party, Thursday, December 29th, at 7.30 o'clock, in the Sunday Methodist Rev. R. Dysart, pastor. years, 4 months and 27 days, a resident of Loysville, died suddenly of a heart attack Thursday morning.

He had walked into the Loysville Auto Company's garage, near his home, when he collapsed. A physician was summoned, but death was instantaneous. He was a son of John and Margaret Garber Hench and was born at Cisna Run. Mr. Hench was married to Miss Anna Shaffer, of Fort Robinson, at the Reformed parsonage in Landisburg, May 23, 1906, by the Rev.

Roy E. Leinbach. He was a member of Tressler Memorial Lutheran church and Sunday School, Loysville, served as deacon several terms and was sexton of the church for fourteen years, and served as a member of the Tyrone township school board at one time. He was a man of quiet disposition, had many friends and was highly re-spectod and well known. Surviving him are his wife, a daughter, Miss Carrie Belle Hench, at home, and a sister, Miss Alice Hench, Loysville.

A son, William Hench, died January 15, 1931. Funeral services were held at the residence Saturday at 2 p. his pastor, Rev. J. Grover C.

Knipple, officiating, and burial was in Rest-land cemetery. The pallbearers, who were nephews of the deceased, were John E. Hench, Merrill Hench, Charles Adair, Dale Shannon, Loy Rice and Chester Stahl. New Bloomfield Sunday school School room of the New Bloomfield Lutheran Church. All are welcome at 9.30 a.

Christmas program at born at Manassas. She was a member of the Stony Point Evangelical church and Sunday School, a motherly woman who never refused a helping hand to others when help was needed and was the best of neighbor. Surviving her are her husband, Amos Brickner, the following sons and daughters: Elmer, of Stony Point; Cloyd and Roscoe, of Bor-dentown, N. Stella, Mrs. Ilgen-fritz, and Leroy, of Carlisle; Mrs.

Mary Rockey, at home, and Raymond, Stony Point; twenty-five grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: S. D. Henry, Falling Springs; George Henry, Elliottsburg; James Henry, New Ger-mantown; Charles Henry, Blain; Arthur Henry, Juniata county; Bertha, Mrs. Newton Gutshall, and Jennie, Mrs. William Guyer, Harrisburg, and Mrs.

Nora Mohler, of Lititz. A son died when small. Funeral services will be held in the Stony Point church, Friday, at 10 a. Rev. H.

R. Sites and Rev. J. P. Sheesley officiating, and burial will be in the new cemetery at Blain.

7 p.m. Kindly bring sandwiches, I nut or Walnut Grove Sunday School at cake. 9.30 a. service of worship, 10.30; Epwort-h League at 7. Harry Wilson, of Loysville, butchered a hog which dressed approximately 450 pounds.

The Presbyterian church will hold its morning service at 9.30 o'clock, this coming Christmas Sunday. The revival service at the Mount church closed on Friday evening with two conversions. A fine selection of Diamond Rings at Loy's Jewelry Store, this place; just what you want at the right price. The First National Bank, this place, will be closed Monday, December 26. and Monday, January 2, both lgal holidays.

Four tons of choice oranges just received from Florida at Tressler's Filling Station, South Carlisle street. New Bloomfield. Ruth Tressler, Social Chairman. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Rice, of From our LoysvUle correspondent. Clarence Herbert Swartz, a retired farmer, whose home is a mile south of Saville, committed suicide Monday at 9.30 a. m. at the home of a neighbor, Glenn Smith, where he had first gone into the house and after speaking to them a short time, went to their barn and in a small room or entry took off his coat and hung it up, then shot himself in the head with a revolver, which he had evidently hidden before leaving home. The County Coroner, Dr.

J. E. Book, of Newport, who was summoned, after investigating pronounced it a case of suicide, and said no inquest would be held. Mr. Swartz, who was aged 55 years, 5 months and 5 days, was a son of the late William T.

and Mary Magdalene Swartz. He had been in ill health almost four years and worried over his failing health. He was a life-long member of the Reformed church, at the time of death being a member of the Ickesburg Reformed church, having held the offices of deacon, elder and treasurer, and was a director of the Ickesburg State Bank, and a member of the Masonic Lodge, New Bloomfield, and the Harrisburg Consistory. He was president of the Swartz reunion ever since its organization. Beside farming he was also engaged in the lumber business and his ill health caused retirement.

His wife, Mrs. Ella Rice Swartz, died last May. Surviving him are his aged mother, and the following daughters and sons: Gladys, Mrs. George Moose, Andersonburg; C. Harold, Loysville; C.

Leroy, Ickesburg: Betty, Mrs. J. H. Snyder, R. D.

Jane and John William, at home, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home. Rev. E. V.

Strasbaugh, of Spring Grove, a former pastor and very close friend of the family for twenty-one years, officiating, assisted by the pastor, Rev. George Herbert, and Rev. J. M. Scharf, of the Lutheran church.

Burial in the Buffalo cemetery. Friends may call at the home Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Mt. Gilead Sunday School at 9.30 Harrisburg, spent Sunday with his a. Epworth League at 7 p.

m. FOX THEATRE DUNCANNON, PA. father, Irvin Rice. Loysville Lutheran Pastorate, Rev. J.

Grover C. Knipple, pastor. Equipped with RCA High Fidelity rhoto phone. The Emblem of Perfect Soond. Mt.

Zion Christmas service, Dec. 24, at 7.15 p. m. Sunday School, 9.30. Loysville Sunday School at 9.15; WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28.

(Two Features) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 AND 24. worship, 10.15. Rev. John E. Stam-baugh will bring the message.

Christmas service, Dec. 25, at 7.15. Charles B. Kennedy, Bridgeport, Elliottsburg Sunday School, 9.30. Keystone-Perry Mission.

Harold Mrs. Catharine Yohn. From our Loysville correspondent Mrs. Catharine Yohn, aged 86 Sites and Clair Leber, pastors; associate, J. P.

Sheesley. years and 2 months, widow of John Elliottsburg Sunday School, 9.30; Yohn. died at her home at Pine butchered a hog yesterday lor his son, Karl, of Landisburg, that dressed over 600 pounds. The U. B.

Sunday School took up their Christmas offering last Sunday for the Quincy Home, and it amounted to $97.08. There were eighty-two present. special worship at 10.30 a. m. Christ Grove, Madison township, Saturday mas play, "Capturing the Christmas Spirit," Friday evening, December forenoon, following a lengthy ill SHADOWLAND THEATRE LANDISBURG, PA.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24. Shadowland Theatre presents BUCK JONES in "THE STRANGER FROM ARIZONA" with Dorothy Fay and Hank Mann. See "Silver the third" for the last time as he will be retired to Buck's ranch in San Fernando Valley, for life! "Silver the first" is now 26 years of age; "Silver the second" is 21 years of age; "Silver the third" is 16 years of age. In Buck's next film we will be proud to present "Silver the fourth." Im a strang ness. 23, at 7.30.

Practice Thursday evening at 7.30. She was a daughter of William and Mary Ann Anderson, of Blain. Two's company! Three's a triangle! and this crowd's a panic. ERROL FLYNN, OLIVIA DeHAVHXAND PATRIC KNOWLES, ROSALIND RUSSELL in "FOUR'S A CROWD" with Walter Connolly, Hugh Herbert and Melville Cooper. Also, Fox Movietone News and Larry Clinton and his Orchestra.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26 AND 27. The Evangelical Sunday School of Stony Point Sunday School at Surviving her are two sons, Philip 9.30 a. m. Christmas program Dec. THE THREE MESQUITEERS in "RIDERS OF THE BLACK HILLS" also The Weaver Brothers and Elviry in "DOWN IN ARKANSAS" THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29.

More fun than you had at any football game this season! JOE E. BROWN in "THE GLADIATOR" with Man Mountain Dean, June Travis, Dickie Moore and Robert Kent. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 AND 31. Elliot tsburg will present a Christmas play. "Capturing the Christmas Yohn, Shelby, Ohio, and James Yohn, Loysville R.

and a daugh 25, at 7.30 p. m. Practice Thursday Spirit." Friday evening, December and Friday evenings. Pisgah Sunday School at 9.30; ter, Miss Nettie Yohn, Harrisburg; twenty-one grandchildren and a sister, Susan, Mrs. George Baer, Green- special worship at 10.30 a.

Young 23. at 7.30 o'clock. The Ladies Auxiliary of the New Bloomfield Fire Company held a delightful Christmas party on Monday Mrs. Frank Neely. From our Loysville correspondent.

Mrs. Ellen Dora Neely, aged 67 years, 3 months and 20 days, died at her home at Oak Grove, early Saturday morning of a heart condition from which she had been critically ill for two weeks and in failing health some months. She was a daughter of David and Lydia Smith Gutshall and was born in Blain. Surviving her are her husband, Frank Neely, two step-sons, John and Melvin Neely, of Harrisburg; a step-grandchild and two brothers, S. W.

Gutshall, of Blain, and John Gutshall, of Rossville, Kansas. She was a member of the Lutheran church of Blain. Funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. Glenn W. Foulke, at the residence, Tuesday, at 10 a.

m. and burial was in the St. Peter's Reformed cemetery. Spring township. The pallbearers were the stepsons, John and Melvin Neely, and four nephews, Harry Neely, Robert and David Gutshall, and Edward Burkett.

park; a brother, Thomas Anderson, Butler county, Iowa's last Civil War People's program at 6.30 p. m. The E. L. C.

E. will give a Christmas program at 7.30, the president, Seymour Auehenbaugh. leader. Revival fvening in connection with their veteran, died November 26. PERSONAL.

Brief funeral services were held at service opens January 1, at 7.30. the Martin funeral home in Blain Sunday, at 2 p. with further ser Bethel Sunday School at 9.30 a election of officers. Anyone wanting to buy a farm in the next three months can get valuable information and help for such er allright but my G-guns aimin' to get familiar with m. Christmas program December 2d, in the de- The year's finest cast mightiest love drama of by Sunday School.

vice in the Sandy Hill Reformed church. Rev. George Herbert, Blain. officiating, and burial was in the venture, by calling on or addressing Salem Sunday School at 9.30. rustlin Coyotes.

Buck's hellbent for glory and a wild west gal! I. S. Billman, Landisburg, Pa. Worship with Christmas message at church cemetery. 10.30.

December 26, Christmas pro gram at 7.30. Mrs. Jennie B. Booda. Two-reel Stooge Comedy.

One-reel Community Sing. Three shows, first show at 6.30. Admission, 10 and 25 cents. Mrs. Jennie B.

Booda, widow of Christmas Program in Methodist Church. cade! JOAN CRAWFORD in "THE SHINING HOUR" with Margaret Sullivan, Robert Younff, Melvyn Douglas, Fay Bainter. Also, two-reel comedy and Fox Movietone News. Charles W. Booda, died Monday af ternoon at the home of her daugh SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "JUST AROUND THE CORNER" with Charles Farrell, Joan Davis, Bert Lahr and Bill Robinson.

Also, Donald Duck in DONALD'S NEPHEWS" Prevues of Coming Attractions A play, entitled, "Enter The Dec. 31 Dannielle Darrieux ter, with whom she lived. Miss Helen Booda, in Harrisburg. She was 80 years old and was a former resident Stranger." and special numbers by members of the primary department in "The Rage of Paris." The Bloomfield Fire Company was called out early Sunday morning to extinguish a chimney fire at the residence of the Hoffman family, in Carroll township, near Pleasant Grove schoolhouse. The Ladies Aid Society of the Shermansdale United Brethren church held their regular meeting at the parsonage Wednesday evening with twenty-six present.

Christmas gifts were exchanged. Eddie Michal, 9, of Meck's Corner, was brought home from the Harris- Frank Keller, of near Ickesburg, was in Bloomfield on business, Monday. Attorney Harry B. Crytzer will be out of town from December 24 to December 31. G.

N. R. Frank, of near Duncan-non, was a business visitor to this place on Monday. C. F.

Bridge and Charles Fleisher, of near Shermansdale, were in town Friday on business. Charles A. Shenk, of Shermansdale, spent a few hours in this place yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

George M. Evril, of near Center Church, spent Monday forenoon in Bloomfield. Misses Marguerite and Mary Ripp-man. of Newport, spent a short time in Bloomfield, Monday afternoon. Arthur McDonald, of near Shermansdale, was in this place Monday morning and was a business caller at this office.

January 7 George Orien of the Sunday School will be pre of Newport. in "Border G-Men. sented in the New Bloomfield Meth Surviving is another daughter, Jan. 14 "Call of the Rockies." odist church, Sunday, December 25, Mrs. Ira M.

Johnson, of Ickesburg; Sirs. Charles R. Pfail. Mrs. Bessie M.

Pfail died Saturday morning at her home in Centre township. She was aged 50 years, 1 month and 10 days. Mrs. Pfail was the daughter of Samuel and Elmira Jane (Sweger) Baer and was born near Roseburg. Surviving besides her husband, Charles R.

Pfail, are five brothers. at 7 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. three sons, Guy E.

Booda and L. Leland Booda, of Harrisburg. and Charles Booda, of Merion; a brother O. K. Koontz, of Washington, and a sister, Miss Helen Koontz, of Chi cago, 111.

LANDISBURG HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. FOX THEATRE DUNCANNON, PA. Funeral services will be held on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Ralph Baer, of Harrisburg; Grover Baer, Pleasant Valley; John Baer, Middle Ridge; Marlin Baer, Newport R. Milton Baer, of York; five the Kell funeral home in Newport, with the Rev. W.

R. Jones, pastor sisters, Mrs. Carl Nowark, Newport; Mrs. Herbert Foose, Elliottsburg; of Newport Methodist Church, of MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2,13, 4. Mr.

and Mrs. Linn R. Sheaffer and sons, Dean and Coyle, of near Loysville, were visitors in this place ficiating. Burial will be in Blain burg Hospital, Friday, by his foster parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Wel-don. and is slowly recovering from an attack of rheumatic fever. Don Keister, 19, of the Valley Fruit Farm, Southwest SaviUe. suffered a fractured right arm Thursday, while cranking the truck and the engine backfired.

Dr. L- B. TJlsh of Loysville adjusted the fracture. The W. M.

A. and the Otterbein Guild cf Shermansdale and Young's U. B. churches will give a Christmas entertainment in the Shermansdale church tomorrow (Thursday) eve Mrs. William Kell, Loysville; Mrs Emory Miller, Harrisburg, and Mrs.

Wednesday of last week. cemetery. Harry W. Fenical. Chauncey Bupp, New Bloomfield.

Funeral services were held yester ROAST CHICKEN DINNER and DANCE ELLIOTTSBURG HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 30, 7.30 o'clock. Dinner, 60c. Music by Eight-piece Orchestra Harry W. Fenical, 55, died sud day afternoon at the Myers funeral ALL-NEW ADVENTURES WITH AMERICA'S MOST BELOVED THE HARDYS! Travel out West with Andy (everybody's boy) and the home, the Rev.

R. B. Dysart, of the Jacob Knaub and son Oscar, of Grier's Point, were in Bloomfield yesterday. One of Mr. Knaub's sons shot a fine big doe during the recent season.

Mrs. Frank Henderson, sister, Mrs. denly of a heart attack at the Moose Home, in Marysville, Tuesday of last New Bloomfield Methodist Church, officiating. Burial was in the Bloom week. Surviving are his widow, Mrs field cemetery.

rest of the folks you love! It rip-roanng fun xt rootin' tootin' thrJlls it's youthful romance in a Wilmina Fenical, two daughters Mrs. Mary A. Grubb. Mrs. Violet Heisey and Miss Irene Fenical, both of Marysville: three new Hardy picture you 11 call "Th grandest yetr Mrs.

Mary A. Grubb died Saturday sisters. Miss Cora Fenical and Mrs evening at her home Newport. Mabel Radabaugh, of Marysville, and She was 85 years old. Mrs.

Ruth Zimmerman, of Harris Mrs. Grubb was bom Hunter burg, and two brothers, John, of MILLERSTOWN THEATRE Admission, 15 and 25c. Valley, a daughter of John and ning at 7.30. The public is invited. Arthur E.

Weldon, who had been in jail here since the 17th of September for failure to comply with an order of the court directing him to pay his wife a certain sum for her support, was discharged by the court on Saturday. The postoffice in this place will open for the receipt of mail every evening from December 19 to 24, inclusive, until 8 p. m. On December 26 the office will be open on-half hour following distribution of the morning mail. Marysville, and Frank Fenical, of Louis Robinson, and brother, Roy Dromgold, and Mr.

Dromgold's daughter. Miss Bertha, were visitors in this place on Friday. Owen Moorhead arrived home from Catawba College, Salisbury, N. last Friday. He is spending the Christinas season with his parents, Rev.

and Mrs. Roy Moorhead. Mrs. William Rice, of Grier's Point, and Miss Marion Woods and James Mowers, of near Duncannon, were in Bloomfield yesterday and made this office a pleasant business call. Auctioneer J.

R. Lyons, wife and Susan Charles. Her husband, Taylor Grubb, died January 24, 1926. She Ohio. Funeral services were held on Fri-M was a member of the Perry Valley Lutheran Church.

She resided in day and burial was in Chestnut Grove cemetery. Friday Dec. 23-24 Saturday Perry Valley most of her life. Surviving is one half-sister, Mrs. ASTATOE FRED Hannah Weaver, of Millersburg; one J.

C. Fickcs. John Calvin Fickes, 58, native of Newport, died Sunday of last week son, Austin Grubb, Lancaster; two daughters, Mrs. Harry Fry, Chicago, 111., and Mrs. J.

S. Barner, Egg Harbor City, N. J. tnree cnildren, of Cisna Run, were at his home in York from a heart at tack. He had not been well for in Bloomfield, shopping, on Satur day.

Mr. Lyons has already been en Funeral services were held yester about two years. He was a son of John V. and Sarah (Horting) Fickes gaged to call several sales next day morning at the Myers funeral spring. home, the Rev.

G. D. Strail, officiat and GINGER ROGERS in "CAREFREE" with Ralph Bellamy, Luclla Gear, Jack Carson, Clarence Kolb "The Masters of th" Dance are back again." Walt Disney Cartoon, "MOTH AND THE FLAME" Friday Dec. 30-31 Saturday Mrs. Alice Bornman, who has been ing.

Burial was in the Perry Valley and was born in Newport, removing to York many years ago. He was a twin brother of the late James Warren B. Stokes, of Blain, "bagged" himself an expensive deer recently when his car struck and killed an animal crossing the road near the Big Spring Park. Mr. Stokes was uninjured, but the front of his car was badly damaged.

David M. Myers. Newport, has been re-appointed chairman of the President's Birthday Ball in this county, which will be held the latter part of next month. As in previous years, funds derived from this func with her daughter, Mrs. J.

C. Buf- Lutheran cemetery. Fickes, of Duncannon. Misses Laura Miss Florence C. Grubb.

fington, in Linglestown, came last week to spend the winter with her son, Luther D. Bornman, near Meck's Miss Florence C. Grubb died early Corner. Friday at her home in Millerstown Mr. and Mrs.

W. Bruce Barner, B. and Elizabeth Fickes, of Newport, are sisters of the deceased. Funeral services were on Wednesday with burial at York. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr. and Mrs. Hutzel, of Bloom She was 16 years old. of Liverpool township, visited Bloom She was a daughter of Charles C. and Eva Meloy Grubb and was born field, Monday morning.

Mr. Barner is the efficient caretaker on a sec in Millerstown. Jfci with LEWIS MICKEY etJORTC! STONE ROONEYi SHOBTS SlH (5k6 I CECILIA FAY jf PARKER HOLDERS rCt a I IT Screen Hay by Kay Van Riper, Agnes I Christine Johnston and William Ludwig I (JffC. Directed by GEORGE B. SETTZ IP tion of the State Highway at the Surviving besides her parents are field, announce the birth of a son, December 14.

Mrs. Hutzel was Miss three brothers, Russell Grubb. of York; Paul and Charles Grubb, of east end of the county. J. Russell Rodgers.

of near Ickes Margaret Kitner. Millerstown; seven sisters, Mrs. Pau burg, spent Wednesday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roddy, Lan Zane Grey's "THE MYSTERIOUS RDDER" with Douglas Dumbsille, Russell Hay-den, Charlotte Fields.

A Good Western. Popeye Comedy, "MUTINY AIN'T VICE" Friday Jan. 6-7 Saturday line Reed, Flossie, Evelyn, Fay, Dor last week in Bloomfield. He will disburg, announce the birth or a daughter, Friday night. Mrs.

Roddy othy, Anna and Jane Grubb, all at make sale of the personal property tion will be used in the fight, against infantile paralysis. On Christmas eve, at 11.30, a carol service, with brief Christmas messages, will be sponsored by the Brotherhood Class in St. Paul's Lutheran church, Newport. An offering will taken to be used in providing Christmas baskets for needy families in and about Newport. Union C.

E. will be held in the TJ. B. Church on Sunday evening at 6 o'clock in order that all who wish can go to the Christmas service in the M. E.

Church. The leader will home. was Miss Carrie Boyer, of Oak Grove of his father, the late John Rodgers. on the 17th of March. Funeral services were held Mon Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Stokes, of day morning at the home, with the Special Added Attractions: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Robinson Rev. H.

L. Jarrett, of the Millers Cleveland, Ohio, announce the birth of a son, December 14. Mrs. Stokes and son-in-law and daughter, Mr, town Methodist Church, officiating and Mrs. Samuel Baltozer, of Couch- was Miss Cora Koch.

Burial was in the Millerstown ceme town, spent a short time in Bloom ROBERT BENCHLEY to "HOW TO WATCH FOOTBALL" Our Gang In "ALADDIN'S LANTERN" A SPECIAL GALA MJDNTTE PREVUE SHOWING SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 1939. NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION PRICES. BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 12.01 A. M. tery.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stokes, York, announce the birth of a daughter, field, Saturday evening, on their way home from Carlisle. Mr. Rob December 4.

Mrs. Stokes was Miss Miss Julia Ann Shearer. Brief funeral services for services for inson has not been in good health recently, his many friends will re Miss Mary Anderson. The gentlemen are sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Stokes, gret to learn. Julia Ann Shearer, who died at the home of Curtis Maxwell, of Dun- T. O. and the ladies were ex MARX BROTHERS in "ROOM SERVICE" with Lucille Ball, Ann Miller, Frank Albertson. "Marx Bros, fans will like this one.

Added Attractions. Friday Jan. 13-14 Saturday. George F. Rice, of Ahnda, was THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 6, 7.

pupils of the Home. town on business Wednesday of last The Christian Endeavor Society of be Miss Mary McClure. The subject is "The Birth of Jesus Told in Poetry and Song." You are welcome to the service. Changes in the regulations governing fishing next season, includes the size limit on bass being returned to nine inches instead of ten inches as was the limit this season. The 1939 regulations also provide that no person may have in possession more than 35 bait-fish or fish-bait, and not more than 50 of the combined week.

He will sell household goods at public sale Wednesday of next cannon, Friday night, after a long illness, were held Monday afternoon at the Maxwell residence, Duncannon. Further services were at United Brethren Church in Duncannon with the Shermansdale United Brethren church presented a program Sunday evening to a full house, which included a playlet entitled, "The Doc week, December 28, and he and his wife will take up their residence with her father, William N. Zimmerman, at Blain, and Mr. Rice will the Rev. H.

P. Baker, pastor, officiating. Burial was in Evergreen ARMY" "TOUCHDOWN farm the Zimmerman farm. tor, and Nurse of the Young People of the United Brethren Church," by the Society, and "A Christmas Carol cemetery, Duncannon. She was 54 years old.

Surviving Miss Shearer, who was MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS. a member oi Duncannon umtea in Story and Song," by Charles Dickens, given by the New Bloomfield High School Glee Club. with John Howard, Mary Carlisle, Robert Cummings, Benny Baker "Cummings dared to love the Colonel's daughter. Added Attractions. Brethren church, are two brothers A theatre party will be tendered the piano pupils of Fritz Bower at the Perry Theatre on Saturday, De James and George Shearer, both of Harrisburg, and a sister, Mrs.

La Glenn Sherman, of Bridgeport, cember 24, at 7 p. where Jane vina Rosden, of Steelton. spent today with his brother, Ches ter Sherman and family. species. The annual Christmas party for students and alumni of the Bloomfield High School will be held on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the auditorium.

A full program which will include a play by the Glee Club and a short pageant by the Domestic Arts Club, has been arranged by the Student Council. Alumni are most cordially invited to be present. Isaac Jacobs, of Ickesburg R. while on his way to work on the Mrs. George Krug.

Withers is playing in "Always in Trouble." Immediately fallowing the first show, a Carol Sing win be con Mrs. Maggie Rebecca Krug, 63, ducted and broadcast over town, the died at her home at Thompsontown Saturday, December 10, after being attending patrons being invited to participate. Following the broadcast the pupils will be escorted to Sheaf- ill for more than two years. She was a daughter of Robert and Maria Paden and was born at Eshcol. fer's Restaurant, where refreshments will be served.

The following program will be broadcast direct from he is survived by her husband We Wish Yon a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy Nev? Year daughter Edith at home, and son the theatre: Piano Duet, "Christmas Festival, Charles, of Port Royal; one brother McClellan Paden, Sandwich, 111., and one sister (Nettie) Mrs. D. J. New- PWA project at Wagner's Gap. Monday, fell in the Earle McMillen lane at Kistler, bruising an old operation on his left thigh, on which he fell.

He proceeded to the scene of work, but, unable to assist, sat in the car all day and in the evening had the injury dressed by Dr. D. E. Egolf, Mrs. Reeder and daughter, Doris Jean.

lin. of Newport. Audience, Come All Ye Faith Funeral services were held at the ful." home Tuesday. Burial was in the THE MODERN THEATRE PERRY Solo, "Gently Rests the Saviour, Millerstown cemetery. Frank Magee, Jr.

Audience, "It Came Upon the Mid Mrs. Barbara Wert. night Clear." NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. Duet, "Winter Wo-derland," Jo Mrs. Barbara Wert died at her home in Newport on Thursday.

She Loysville. At a hearing before Justice of the Peace Frank M. Milligan in Newport on Monday Charles C. Smith and brother, William P. Smith, of the lower end of the county, pleaded guilty to stealing coal from a Pennsylvania railroad car and were each fined $10 and costs, amounting to $17.20 each, in default of payment and Janie Wallace.

was 72 years of age. Audience, Little Town of Beth WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 28. FRD3AY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 AND 24. lehem." She is survived by one brother Diller Clark, of Minoqua, Wis. Mrs Solo, "Away in a Manger," Polly Wert was a member of the St.

Paul's Lutheran church, Newport. Zane Grey's "THE MYSTERIOUS RHER" with Funeral services were held at the Myers funeral home on Sunday and To- Douglass Dumbrille, Sidney burial was in the Perry Valley Wallace. Audience, "Silent Night." Shooting Match in Bloomfield. A shooting match for turkeys, ducks and chickens will be held at Comp's garage, in this place, Saturday, December 31, under the auspices of the Bloomfield baseball team. Marksmen, here is your chance to get your New Year's day ler, Russell Hayden and Charlotte of which they were committed to the county jail here to serve fifteen days.

Christmas cometh! "The bird of dawning croweth all night long," and everywhere in town are evidences of the approach cf the glad day. Centre square is a spectacle of beauty at night. In place of one large Christmas tree on the green as heretofore a number of smaller trees Mrs. Charles C. Zeigler.

Mrs. Cora E. Sell Zeigler, 52, wife JANE WITHERS in "ALWAYS IN TROUBLE" Also, Selected Short Subjects. First show Friday at 7.30 p. m.

First show Saturday at 7 p. m. Special Christmas musical program Saturday night between shows (9 p. by the music pupils of Fritz Bower. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 AND 31.

Fields. Also, Selected Short Subjects. First show at 7.30 p. m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4.

of Charles C. Zeigler, died eany Thursday morning, December 8, at her home in Harrisbure, alter a dinner. A large crowd is expected. Don't miss this event. brief illness.

In addition to her hus band, she is survived by two sons, H. Ty Zeigler, of Loysville, and M. ALADDIN MANTLE LAMPS for homes without electricity the ideal Christmas present. For wired homes surround the monument and trees are at each corner of the streets, all glitering with vari-colored lights, making a scene of fairy-land. Two exceptionally good shows are scheduled for the holidays at the Fox Theatre.

Dun cannon. "Out West With the Hardys," will be shown immS EDWAKU LIONEL JEAN the appreciated gut ror mother or wife is a Hamilton Beach Electric Leroy Zeigler, of Gettysburg. Burial was in the Mt. Olivet cemetery Harrisburg, Saturday. Joe Edward Brown.

From our Ickesburg correspondent. Funeral services were held Wed ARTHURBARRYMQRE Food Mixer. For dad why not a Sunbeam Shavemaster Electric Ra BOB HOPE and SHIRLEY ROSS in "THANKS FOR THE MEMORY" with Charles Butterworth, Otto Kru-ger, Hedda Hopper and Patricia "Honey Chile" Wilder. Also, Selected Short Subjects. First show at 7.30 p.

m. zor. W. K. CLOUSER HARDWARE Samuel S.

Hinds Donald Meek H.B. Warner Kit tin MISCHA AUER ANN MILLttt Spring Byinglon New Bloomfield, Pa. ia emms? SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "JUST AROUND THE CORNER" with Char'es Farrell, Joan Davis, Bert Lahr and Bill Robinson. Also, Selected Short Subjects. First show Friday at 7.30 p.

m. First show Saturday at 7 p. m. nesday morning of last week for Joe olamfca Pi'ctute Directed by FRANK CAPRA Based on the Pulitzer Prize Play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Vs Edward, infant son of Edward Brown Jonathan, Banana, Delicious and and wife.

He died Monday evening Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 2, 3 and 4, with a special gala midnight show New Year's night. The last of that week, January 5, 6 and 7. the attraction will be "You Can't Take It With You," '-ch is one of the outstanding pic-the Don't miss seeing shows. Smokehouse and Stayman Winesap Added: Latest Issue of The Fox Movietone News NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION PRICES. Apples; also, home-made applebutter; December 12, and was just 12 days old.

Burial was in the Eshcol ceme applebutter by the quart or gallon tery. The parents have our sym $1 a gallon, at Rice's Roadmarket near Elliottsburg. pathy. i.