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WEATHEtt FORECAST Cloudy and cooler tonight and irday Highest temperature today. lin north 66-7G. south 80-85 THE GETTYSBURG TIMES 7 f.n'.i Our Guide--The Public Good Our A-tn KSTABMMIED 1902 li'ith Honor Ourselves And Profit (nr Patrc. GOOD EVENING A pair of good ears win drain dry a thousand tongues 49. No.

209 SPACE LIVESTOCK AT FAIR FILLED The Sbuth Mountain Fa.r Utt 1951 stned- uled to TUesca-. is already eoncktertag for next year's exhibMlo: Hopes tfcct (Ills years ft.r wil! prove to be the "biggest. bev. and ever" are already lonucg true for the -livx-iation. with practically avaUable inch of display space scheduled to be filled this year OrJv one worry still concerned fair officials, and that the number exhibits by individuals in the various departments.

They are however, that the largest commercial display in history will be next week. Every available jpace for commercial displays has. for the f.rst time in the fairs, iuitory. been sold. rilled Interest in the livestock division of the lair iiii'lialll that the fair will probably have to increase it.s 56 stall spaces for livestock With between 20 25 head to placed the Breeders, Association of trie with the -t-H iiujbe.

to hjtVc uVpTuXl- inatr.v JU EUu Beeves or. nai-e. the -s Already billed A Cum- ocrLii.c County rarrner htrd.s bern the nuiinsta the live- cxiuo.t the pas: sevrral vear- had to draw a lor thia because there will be no place to put his cattle In addition the Avrshire breeders Adams countv wii: have to withhjid thf-ir herds a group that could fill the allotted space alone, becau.se of of If other exhibits live up last year's of more than 100.000 articles, ranging TMirn rabbits to rk from home canned foods to grain, the fair will be n.orc tiiar. i. e-Sk-iili To Display Furniture A number of new features are t-fficials hcpe.

to wring in increased numbers of Last year's snow, the largest in the two years' j-how ar. exhibit has beer. at the fair. 15 expected to be surpassed this year i the addition new classes. Among "ne new sections in the art mow will a display of furr.itL.re mace by cour.tiar.3 Other new divisions are for wood carving, decorated tm trays and decorated glass A special feature of the art show- will be the section of the finest article--with the selection to be made by popular vote A special $2.50 prize will go for the object, whether pair.t-r.g.

drawing, wood carving, cr whatever, voted as the c-est ir. the divider. Those visiting the art exhioit will vote or. their choice throughout the five cays of the show-. The votes will be counted Saturday nieht A similar award for the best print the sho-v will be made in the photography division Different Rabbit Exhibit The rabbit exhibit this will differ from that of previous t-ar-, that all of the rabb.ts will be of the commercial tvpe rather tliar.

those bred for show purposes Most cf those competing in the rabbi" display will be farmers from Adams. Franklin. Cumberland and York counties who supply rabbits Pennsylvania Rabbit Breeders cooperative plant at Granite Agriculture teachers in charge of events the FFA da-, te.sts next Friday were t'Xiay. The- indue" dairy- Elmer Schriver. Gettysburg: nond Gribby.

East Berlin; poultry. Cecil Sr.yder. Biglerville. l.y: r. Shatzer.

St Thomas; swine. Glenn. Gettysburg: Joseph Washington township; agror. Arnold Lueck. Chambersburg ar.c Carol Slot hour.

York Springs: tor driving. John Kratzen. New Oxford, and James Wilson. selected to be in of the scoring for the FFA cor. ir.clude Paul Benchoff.

Fairfelc. Blackburn. Metal townshir- Adams County's Only Dally Nempaper GETTYSBURG. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, l'J5l Leased Wire Member of The AModated Press PRICE THREE CENTS Studies Nursing Mary Catherine Wagner, 3. began her studies Tut.day the York hospital pre- ly-'aUjry to becoming a nurse.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wagner and graduated from Catholic high school in 19417 BRISK DEMAND FOR PRODUCE AT FARMERS' MART Holiday preparations seemed to the i.umber of customers at "he Farmers' Market this morn- with most of the farmers reporting the largest attendance at thp mart in time To meet the demands of the customers, the farmers had their sections oversowing with produce Peaches were in great abundance varied in price according to s.ze and type of peach, from 2.5 to 35 cer.tj a quarter peck Hale Haven. South Haven. Belle of Georgia. Hale and ume cf the newer Siappy type varieties were on sale.

The prices ranged also from 40 to 50 cents a half peck. $1 to $1.25 a half bushel and $1 75 to S2 a bushel. Crabapple Price Up Crabapples were up to 25 cents a quarter and 40 cer-U a half peck. Apples, mostly Summer Rambos, SHEELY WILL SPEAK AT FIREMEN'S MEET Judge Sheely will be the speaker Monday at the annuaj convention tr.e Adams County Firemen ivyjciaty-r. to be held at firemen's hall.

The cofivennon. whicb annually attracts hundreds of firemen from throughout the county, will open at 10 o'clock Labor Day morning with the suij-ii-g of "America" followed by praver bv tr.e Rev Robert Schiebel. chaplain of trie runty firemen's ai- Bushman To Respond Fo.lowir.^ aidresi, of welcome by Bnnt-xi Mil-er president of the Hampton f.re company. Ernest Arei.utsville. a trustee tne county firemen's grjup.

will give the response a roll call of the officers and delegates current business will be taicen up. including tiie nomination of officers for the coining year. The afternoon session will open at 1.15 o'clock with the election of of5cer, un.d selection cf the next place of meeting Following the ad- the retiring president and one the uiconilng president, and the completion of uufuilshed business. Judge Sheely will present hii Parade In Afternoon Trie oiii.ual firemen's, parade held in connection with the convention is scheduled for 4 o'clock Monday tfternoon. Present officers of the county association include Calvin Lerew.

East Berlin, president; Charles Bretzman. Bendersville. vice president: Roger Myers. Fairfield. secretary.

Edward G. Loeffel. Littlestown. treasurer. Rev.

Robert Schiebel. Arendtsville. chaplain; John Murren. Centennial, county fire marshal, and George March, Gettysburg; E. D- Bushman, Arendtsville.

1 and Cnaries. Gulden. Aspers. trustees. Observes 1 DC UT7 PI 60th Anniversary Until It bit CH YEAR IN JAIL ON 2 CHARGES Ttte Misses and West High werr fivt-o suspended tentratr.

placed probation fur our and pa the cosU. The sisters had bcvn charjrd bring common Mr and Mrs Sjchcias Redding, of Lar.ca.ster. former residents of Gei- tysburg. ttxiaj celebrated their bix- t.eth A mass was read at eigh: o'clock this morning in St Francis Xavjer by Rev. Fr Anthony Kane, pastor, at the same plax-e and same Mr and Mrs Redding married sixty aijo Their family and many of tneir fnends attended the mass At noon the celebiants were guests at dini.er at Graeffenburg And Club Will I Hold First supper Keds Lontmue Bad raith Allegations Under Trumped Ihe of the Business an 'A duo at tr.e name trie M-- Fr-irikliri street.

Wednesday a 7 3J to complete fai! program Up Charges Of "Bombings" Arentz W.Ilian: 1. was ser the junt nt.y the costs jt a charge by the Acams uil similar was entz a ot to uie el.utjueiic 30 LITTLESTOWN PO WILL BE CLOSED ON LABOR DAY Postmaster Clarence Scnwartz has announced that Monday. Labor Day. will be by tiie postoffice as a liuliia; There will be no regular deliveries or window service However. and perishables will be delivered and ihe mail be rev.eiv-rl and cispatciietl a-- usual at III ti.e acr.etlUie the Da-eoal! league, the ciati 'Aiii meet trie at 2 o'clock 0:1 Llttlestown Memorial field The merj.bers of LitUestowr.

Bo Scout Troop No. 84. who will par- tiCipate i-i the fielc meet at Camp Conew ago on Saturday and Sunday. sentence ai.d ordered Ar- wub j.d the court j. HarXd Musser Gettysburg 'Aith drmi.g.

iei.te:.. to 3u aa ai.d pay SJ f-J! thr of the and the costs Robert Baktrr. South Moui.tu.r.. th drr. his was to will oe held at tne YWCA.

Miss Uuttera as cha.i.-r.ar. tr.e Memoeis attti.cl snoula SjLgr. at th- i.ut luevday Hie Emmitsburg FlTPROGRAM ON SUNDAY FOR OLD HOME WEEK Rev. Leister Will Korea. Sept.

1 said today that any p.ane bombed the neutral Korean At Seminary armistice this mormng-as the Retls clai.n--it was "an aircraft o-her tnan a United air- crult Rev Alton Letter liter th? East Bcrl-n aiic: P.e- I rmed charge ailitre-s the town and trv i lit Tlieo- Septr-moer 0 in a Pe 1 aster a i tr rr. 'A. 11 De dav s. 5 7 oe Olivet Pa'. ur4 i Le at -U ai.u The inference was that the Reds staged the bombing themselves, for propaganda purposes.

Air Force Col Andrew Kinney. senior United Nations liaison officer, told a Red liaison officer jii ihe city vf Kaesong it was that a plane had bombed u.r KJMJ.W:.*; area early But. Kiiiney said, there was ID ev to show that the plane was an aircraft under Culled Nations control. -PUnted Blast" The Red officer. Col.

Chang Chun S.iii abused Kiiiney of 'ulterior the y. at Mem- b. Kinney --aid. "I can see no poiiit loi.tu.uin-g to diit-uis the mutu-r loither lor tilt use the the Suspended Sentence Joll.e West H. street, tr.arged with opera', r.g motor alter his license, given a suspei.d "Jo termer Ix- the Ch were selhr.g fairly slow at 20 to 25 a quarter peck.

35 to 45 cents as low SEN, MTHERSON GIVES TAX TALK a half peck. a bushel. Tomatoes' were very plentiful at 15 to 20 cents a bos. and some were sold at SI a bushel Plums were generally 25 cents a box or $2 a half bushel Lima beans were sold out '--Additional revenues needed by as $1.50 the Commonwealth during the coming biennium will have to be raised Pome corn was avai.able at 30.,, cents a dozen and new potatoes, were fairlv plentiful at 20 to 25 coffin cents a quarter peck. 40 to 45 cents a half, and S2 a bushel.

Parsley sold at 5 cents a bunch and there was i even some peppermint at 10 cents a a bunch. Elderaernes were ten cents a box. chicken remained at 60 cents a pound, and cucumbers varied according to size from three for five to five cents apiece. Eggplants brought from ten to 20 cents and peppers, both red and green, brought far five to five cents apiece Lartre white eggs were 72 cents a brfad 20 cer.t^ a loaf; butter by other than a new broad base tax." State Senator Donald P. Mc- 1 Pherson.

of Gettysburg, told mem- I bers of the Chambersburg Rotary club Thursday. I Discounting ar.v tor a jcessful revival by lawmakers at the iative session of plans a general sales levy. Senator McPherson faced with need for such a new- tax levy. Greater Need Later Because the need for such a new- tax is exoected to become more i acute the years immediately; ahead, the area lawmaker said he felt the state September 8 and 9. will meet for practice cr.

Monday evening at St. John's churcn woods, rear town. The regular meeting of Troop No 84 will be held on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the basement of the Litt.estown State bank building At the Wednesday meeting a board of review wii; be held especially for the following scouts who were un- atfe TO te present the previous meeting two weeks ago: Tyrone Maitland. Donald Kump. Jack Stites.

Melvm Flyr.n. James Bavins. Michael Cooison and Dale Dutterer. Church Plans Picnic The annual picnic of St. James Evangelical and Reformed church.

alorg the Harney road, will be held i on Saturday. Fried spnng chicken and ham suppers wii; be served by the laaies of the church at 4 o'clock in the parish house. Musical entertainment will be pro- vided. The Sunday school session and the regular worship service win be omitted at St. James on Sunday.

The Adams Court Firemen's association will hold its annual convention on Monday. Labor Day. w-ith the Hampton company as host of the coi $150 m.ci for the COSti. The court handed a.wn ar. opinion in the petition for a i of habeas corpus, of John Lau Green Springs, denying the t.on had originally been sentenced November 25 a charge of burglary and larceny ar.d then Grirr.

had escaped from tr.e Adama count jail He was bioutht back and the origir.al Sentence of burglary and larceny v.ui revoKeti he wa.s imprisoned in the Eastern penitentiary for from 18 months to three years or. the original charges. He was not prosecuted for the jail break charge Laughman based his petition on court's authority to revoke a itr.tence given November 25 ar.d change la. court had by that time The court held that, one term of court dees no: end until the beginning of the nest term and that, the meeting of a grand jury does not constitute t.ie beginning of a new- term but t.ie grand jury must meet prior to the beginning of a new term. ot McIXi.iiell wi.i open tne aii.L*.t.v.uiui to bv iu Cur that sentence on January tliai tne next of by the choral imcvaror.

"r.ji-.l-i^:-. nig hvrr.r. i by the cuorus -A ill be made by Rev Pnilip GoAer. pastor of Elms Evangelical Lutheran churcn. Adam Ir.i Methoaist churc.i.

Rev FT StjUitr St Jo- Cu'imlic churcn Rev Edmund Welker. Cnuich Two n.oie choias njiiiotrs will lo.lovv. "Lv A Voice tv He.iv Sound.n "The Aie Telling Col Tr.omas Fr.uiey will introduce Col. Following ill "Home on the and a Stephen Fester choral The program close i irie or WIBLE-HOWELLS NUPTIALS READ THIS AFTERNOON Mr ar.d 319 Bat-r a br. br tie Wible Wibl- iftei liOon TIT 5T of a Irit-nds Tne doub of 'he Luthei.tn formed by the p.itn:-.

Tome. Rev Huirtel. rec "or of trs Har.over. J. iin -in- Tiei7T7' J.ih nxn Rev Dr Fi-iiKir.

Parish Protes'aut church Markham. Va an uncle of the The- church Alpha Fire company No 1 are E. Waltman. Edwarci G. Loefell John Sterner.

Wayne Arnold. Kenneth Olinger. Paul E. Altoff. Monroe Morelock.

Clark Fuhrman. Bernard M. Selby and Harry W. Badders 6. Wallick.

I Walter C. Myers. Robert L. Snycer Edward Warner. John Robert Mj'ers and Robert Delegates to the convention wrong" if it imposed such a tax to meet the limited financial needs of the current biennium.

One of a group of Hampton from the Kingcale Volun- Officer Given Promotion Air Force Major Harry Reymond Beamer. a native of Aspers. now director of military personnel. First Air Force, at Mitchel Air Force base. New York, has been promoted to the rank lieutenant eolor.e!.

according to an announcement from headquarters there. ica the Beautiful" and the benedio- by Re. Fr. Stoater. Services At Grave Participating in tlie Emnin memorial service will be Rev- pastor of the Pre-b teriai: of winch Samuel Emniit a a member: Rev Bovver, pastor church: Rev Fr S'outfr.

of St Catholic cr.urch and one of Rev Weiker pastor of the Reformed church, and Rev Grim. pator of Methodic church. There will also be a 15-mm- ute by Col Fraiiey Old Home Week in vvii; continue with an all afternoon and evening- program Mondav. Latxr Day Tlie activities for the day open with a turtle race a' 2 on the ball field Turtles will be 70 and 75 cents a pound; whipping cream 40 cents a pint: potato salad I 20 and 25 ce.it-s a pint; cottage cheese. CO cents a pint; cookies 25 cents a dozen, cakes $1 aid $125; roll-.

2o cer.ts a dozen, pies. 40 and 50 cei.t.,. vegetable soup 25 cents a pint and grapes were fairly plentiful at 15 cents a quart box COUNTY COUPLE SECRETLY WED an income tax levy recommended by Governor Fine. Senator McPherson explained "some of us didn't like the tax. Some felt it was not needed at this time Accepting administration figures that a minimum of S138.000.000 in additional revenues will be needed to meet budget allocations and other allocations made by the Legislature.

Senator McPherson told the Rotarians that "What the cor- pora'e net income tax is going to yield i.s the crux of the whole a situation N'o Deductions Returning to the income tax as Colonel Beamer is a veteran of jockeyed by Emmitsburg juniors and teer Fire company No. 1 are Alvir. Groft. Malcolm Shadle. John Mort Wilham Ecker.

Bernard Flickmeer Republican fr-. rr i blocked i Bowers. Henry wali He was the Bronze munity field at 2 30 o'clock The i Calvin Mundorff and Wai- Star medaL anA four and a half years' artime service in the Southwest Pacific theatre, and over five ears' service in Ha- by business places Tne All-Star ball will be played on th sheely are dential unit citation in New Guinea. Colonel Beamer's mother. Mrs Glenn Dutterer.

George Stonesifer. Donald Bowers. Edwin Fhckmger. DavKi Spangler. Dewey Baumgard- Hl wife us the lorrner Merle-en Walner.

Walter Crouse. Clyde Jennie resides in Asoers (Continued on Page 5) ter.s. of Melbourne. Australia, live in Tiiev CHURCHES HOLD JOINT PICNIC Announcement was made today of Harvest festival services will be conducted in the Emmanuel and St John's churches of the East Berlin i oropo.sed by the administration, the Evangelical arid Reformed charge i speaker said it contained many a morr.m» he aiarriMe ol Miss Kathrvn Elia- lonab features, chief amonE i friends of the churches are invited Or. one of tne judges for the beth Deaner.

daughter of Mr and wx the fact that provided lleQ A judcinsr contest events. Warner, of Chambersburg. for 5tock. has announced so fr.r Named as for the ever.ts are Carl Seifnt. Bigler.iile.

Mr.s Luther M. Dearer. Seven Stars, to Brady E. Weikert. Gettysburg 1 The single ring cercmonv was performed Wednesday afternoon.

Zwirurh and 4-Year-Old Child Fractures Wrist Lindora Pittenturf. four-year-old daughter i.f Mr and Mr James Pittenturf. Gftysburg 3. was at thr Warner hosp.tiU for a fracture of right wri-t received in a Acmis.siriri.s Arit-ne Stotler. 124 Charr.bTsburt: -tree'; Mrs Charle.s Shanebro-'k.

Gt-t ysbure 5. Mrs M.llard Fitzgerald. Shipper.sburg February 21. by the Rev E. B.

Smith and Herbert Heberlem. Chan-- 'he Lutheran parsonage at Albin. bersburg. Charles J. Toot Has 82nd Birthday Charles Toot, vice president of the Gettysburg National bank.

Sunday will observe his 82nd birthday The bank presented him with a basket of flrwers in honor of the occasion Following the custom of Cooperative Va The couple was unattended The onde wre a navy blue crepe cress with navy accessories and a ccTsace of white gardenias Mrs. Weikert graduated from Gettysburg high school in 1947 and on Friday graduated from the Har- risburc School of Nursing Mr. Weikert attended Gettysburg high school and is now employed re by the Adams County Egg the employes of the bank on birthdays. Toot treated the force- to ice cream on Friday afternoon, having as guest cf honor Mrs Clark Heller, who has been employed in 0 wr. road the trust department, and who re- signed as of August 31 The coupie lef" Friday on a short trip to Cleveland.

O. after which they will go into housekeeping in new home along the Taney- cept or "-everal business deduc- for no exemptions or deductions ex- Olivet churches will have regular Arend: sVine: Mr worship services Sunday morning witli William Foose of Lancaster. Pa as supply preacher Thr of one percent tax rate proposed ior the income tax is not a rate that cannot be increased." a McPherson 2 Gideon Mrs Clarence 424 South Washineton Mrs Maynard The churches held their jo.nt pic- Ausberman. up will include nve frc.ni each of the teams in the Penn- Maryland leagues The carnival will open early and entertainment tor the be a mu.sir oy the Enunitsbtirs; band Tuesday will Gene Hockenberry and his Kmehts of a beef barbecue To Award Priyps of prizes lor 'nt- neioratex: window in the l.istor.c.i. "..1 be m.tde T.tiv v.ii; lx- bv .1 i i A i tlie i i 1 Friday men- ar.c b.ir.i.

a i i Crazy Daze's' at tiie high S3t tiie rl parace fernoon ar.c "r.e bar.d f.eni:i_ CeCjia'eti -ladioli ferns Precec ceremony Baker a rear. i a and Henry Ackley recital numbers were "Arioso." "Jt-su Jov of Man DeMrir.g. and Ana. all of Each Mi Owen. a Th.tnkssiv- ine." by Aili'sen.

lijmii. Perfect bv Barr.bv Attended by Sister To the train.s of -h" 'Bndal Choru.s fiom WaCr.er.s the bndal pary appro ichtd tiie altar the bride wa-: -r. in marriage bv her fa'her She by her Mildie-i Virginia Howell. a.s rr.a.d The Mis.ses Suranne ar.d Elf. How ells thf br.oe s-rv as 1 1 bnde.smaid.- niece, MLS.S Luid.i acted wer Kirl ana Masrei William HoweiLs.

bearer The bndeeroGrr. had a man LtRov tl Smith. biire The ush-'rs were Hovvells ai.d of the br.c. man. of Rynard.

of Han ve: t.ie tKuiiu ne saw could ha.e by a planted ground blast or by explosives dropped from the air He said there was no rvideiii-e to back up either poi.sibil.ty Kinney led an investigating team into Kaesong to look into charges mad? by the Reds earlier in the day He was accompanied by Marine Co! Murray, three air force experts, staff assistants and four newsmen. The investigation lasted three hours and 50 The Reds had charged a United Nat warplane bombed the city at 1C-30 a Saturday. They said Korean Lt Gen. Nam II. ---iiioi dt.

legate to the cease- talks of Bad Faith Just before the group left Munsan. Ui.itt-d Nations command denied that Allied troops violated the five-mile Kaesong i.tutrai August 30. and that an Alli-d pUr.e dropped over At tne iame time- a headquarte-s statement said. "If the Communists refuse to continue the talks, it will be taken as the last conclusive evidence of their bad faith." Ine statement added this ominous "In this case, there is no doubt as to the of action the world must take. or 1 Brn-amin How Chr.

ar.d Rooert Th and a pearls brid- She and vi and OLD TIMERS TO PLAY IN HOME WEEK CONTEST The to'al "take" on the opening night of Emmitsburgs Old Home Week carnival Thursday night was in excess of S1.500 according to the trea-'irer. Stoner. The carnival wa-, attended Friday merit The bis attraction was the display that started at 10 o'clo-k The were more lighted night and "h- f. -d and refreshment pavil- wer- muoh urKaivjed to 'art- of the volume Tlie Old Ball on Pace 4' WEAVERS GIVEN WIDE PUBLICITY and carni- w.th a M.I.I, -stree" v- ,1 -iiic bi. Th" i i ps- ix'v- nid Of Old Timrn.

-v- at 5 lv band A me Friday evening at the Aciarr.5 county fairgrounds, between Ab- noted, adding: I fact, there al- bx 1st own and Berlin Game.s. ready was talk of mcreas'ne the rate religious motion pictures and a fare- to 1 or 1 percent at the next well recognition of the assistant min- legisla'ive session wrfen the measure ister. Morgan Har.ey. were appeared to have a chance of passage at the current session." of Soudrrton. Pa a.

middle year at Lancaster Theoloeic-ai sem- Miss Loniarenecker 1 Mr Haney concluded his work ir: 'he charge Friday Elmer Meaner Labor Day Will Be Holiday For Many Banks, public buildings and most inary. has been appointed to succeed Bisham BiclemJle and 1. and AHen Club GJV6S Gift To Washir.evr. s'reet Di-s-rharces. Mrs Faber Anna Acarr.

Mr- Leonard and Ernm.us.T 1. Mrs Roger Witter and infant aaughtor. Gardners 1. tyce Emrmrsbunr Mrs Albert Dickinson n--- i $1 5h- for a -A r' Braves. EC rha.rmp.:- of i.l f.r Old O.I w.ll i i 1- Z.rr.r.:-r- I a- C--- 7 1- ij inCS Cr, Hane for a ck but 1- -Kcr not be abie to conduct servxre.s until September 23 Supply preachers will business places Gettysburg will fin the schedule of the assistant mm- be closed all day Monday in observ- I ister of Labor day Tne Mite oc.ety of St John The pVst office will be closed, and cr.urch.

New Chester. wiU meet on Elected Head Of York Springs Bank necker next ber CR at M.v h- YWCA Local Weather Fridav's high Friday night's low- Today at 10 TO a m. 93 65 83 IS LICENSES IN AUGUST Thirteen marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk of c.r.r-.rz August as compared to 25 during the month a vear ago there will be no deliveries, either in I Gettysburg or the rural routes The lobby will be open from 9 to 5 A' the recular meet me of the he First Ni- bar.k of York Springs. The Mite society of Zwmeli church Weidner was elected president of CHICKEN I Tuesday evening at 8 clock in the tx.Ard of parish hall. o'clock, but none of the windows will wih meet on Tuesday evening at 7 30 'he bank TO f.l! the cc in 'he timber Di.str..

r.av TiWTC.HT r. -Ji-vv of Sep- 3u be open All offices at the court houur will be closed all day in observance of In July mere were 23 i.cerses, as the hohday State employes will also church on Thursday evening at 3 o'ciock at ihe church. by the death of George Deal nek. The Aid society of Emmanuel and Guise was elected church. Hamptons will meet at the jnoceedirur Mr Weidner in Utft compared to 22 for July.

I960 i have a holiday. i clock. Or William r. Ftirkincer was named as a a i 7 'A.