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INfcW CASTLE NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1926. NINETEEN Try The Want Ads, lliey Have Great interest For The Man Or Woman Who Preach And Practise Economy Musical Program West Side School For Thanksgiving Presents Playlet Special Music By Choir At Herviros In Trinity Church Thursday Morning Thanksgiving Program Is Carried Out At School This Afternoon REAL ESTATE FOR SALE To Estate AUCTION LEGAL 1 egal Notices WILL bill house on Last Side. 1 a a nd ect i Sifif it ad want a. our 'art lit lie, JildK Phone 72 ou ba on tit re i 1 i fi 8 53 is hereby AUCTION LEGAL Auc tion Register's Notice. To All Heirs, Legatees Per3on3 Interested Not Ice lovvi 1st ra! been in bate of A dm In if AUCTION SALES- LEGAL Legal Widows And if? given that the fol- ounts of Executors, Admln- ors.

Trustees and Cuardians have duly t'Xamin'-il, passed and filed off: a- of the lit gister for Wills and granting Letters of al ion in and for Lawrence hit fc'-tr'l IS T1 A ty of .1 a mes late residen ay, Nov. 27, 2 I HAU ra i I at 'o 1926, 1 I.OVt'S, cl Of personal alien on, Station, elect range, chairs, other tliig coat, gun vise, saws, carpenter tools. ty, the and io ber m. of nslls, Koods, hun cabin- desk, amnv-t batch- t.s, lineman tools Ford coupe, 3 h. p.

a ir cooled gas fine, 1 set bit. 1 re i mers, 1 set faph, flh rasps, blow torch, izar, pliera, level, st rctebers, bat- t'-ry charger, 28 ft. xL. Hm? shaft, hangers, el. fixtures, silver watch, electric lion, watch und chain, (an 14 in I Smith 1 .303 Savage rifle, i lot lumber', safety razor, Meet rie vibrator, hun belt and sen ted to fi ion day, I o'clock p.

1. Final Young, A of J. C. 2. Final yIvH.nin, and will be pre- Court for con- allowanee on Wednes- 8, 1 at one-thirty said dav.

Account of Charles II. Administrator, C. T. Robison estati'. Account of it.

E. Eckman, electric revoiver, I ua rt er- oak Meld knife, cart- articles too tiiiiin i is to mention F. Fullerton, adrninistrator, Fullerton estate, 316 Winter' Avenue, New astle, Pa. Bloti Cover, auctioneer. 5 5 Legal Notice National at New To th! Shareholders of The Pank Lawrence County astb The National Bank of Lawrence at New Castle, Pennsylvania, I and he first National Hank of New Ca.stP Pennsylvania, acting pursuant! to resolutions of their respective Board of Directors, have entered Into an ag eoment to consolidate said asso- ciatlons under the name of Na- tion.il Bank of Lawrence County at New subject to the ratifica-: tion and confirmation thereof by the shareholders of each association owning at bast two-thirds of the outstanding capital stock thereof, and subject to the approval of the 'omptroller of currency of the United The Board of Directors of The National Bank of Lawrence County at New i Castle, Pennsylvania, has called, and doos hereby call, a special meeting of the, shareholders of the said Bank to be held at its banking house at No.

DM, Last Washington Street, New Castle, i Pennsylvania, on the 1 1 day of December, 1926, at 3 o'clock P. for 1 lowing 11 rposes: To vote for or against (he ratifi- and confirmation of said greernent of consolidation. 2. To vote for or against the ratifi cation and confirmation of the action of the Board, of Directors providing' for the transfer to a Pennsylvania corporation to br incorporated of such assets, of The National Bank of Lawrence at Nevi Pennsylvania, ps are not consider ed desirable to carry Into consolidation or as shall not he hssary to make up the contribution of the said Bank to i lie capital, and undivided profits of the consolidated bank, exchange for ail of th cf capital stock of ttie proposed penrih lvunla corporation which will he distributed pro rata to the shareholder? of The National Bank of Lawrence County at New Castle, Pennsylvania. 3.

To vote for or against the rati- aticn arid confirmation of all other Craclcen, taken and agreements made by he Board of Directors of The National Bank cf Lawrence County at New Castle, Pennsylvania, in contemplation of, or in connection with, the said consolidation and transfer of assets. 4. To authorize the directors and officers of The National Bank of Lawrence County at New Castle, Pennsylvania, to do all tilings by them deemed necessary or advisable to carry out the said consolidation and transfer of assets. 5. To transact such other business germane to the foregoing purposes as niHv be brought before the meeting.

Rv order of the Board of Directors. JOHN ELDER, Cashier. Nov. 15-16-1 7-18-19-2022-23-24-26-27-29-30, Dec. 1 -2-3-4-6-7-P- 9-10-1 1926.

Notice! il Shareholders of The First Na- Bank of New ('astle, Pennsyl- First National Bank of Pennsylvania, and The National County at New Cas- acting pursuant to Ions of their respective Boards ectors, have entered into an agreement to consolidate said associations under the name of National Bank of Lawrence County at New subject to the ratification and confirmation thereof by the shareholders of each association owning; at least two-thirds of the outstanding capital stork thereof, and subject to the approval of the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States. The Board of Directors of The First National Bank of New Castle, Pennsylvania. has called, and does hereby call, a special meeting of the shareholders of the said Bank to be held at Its banklrg house on East Washington Street. New Castle, Pennsylvania, on the 30th day of November, 1926, at 11 A. for the following purposes 1.

To vote for or against the ratification and confirmation of the said agreement of consolidation. 2. To vote tor or against the ratification and confirmation of the action o' ho Board of Directors providing for transiter to a Pennsylvania corporation to be incorporated of such assets of The First National Bank of New 'astle. Pennsylvania, as are not const ered desirable to into the idation or as shall no he neces- make up the contribution of Id Bank to the capital, surplus, ndivided profits or the consoll- bank. In exchange for all of stock of the proposed Pennnyl- const ry he and date capiti- vanla corporation which be distributed pro rata to the shareholders of The First National Bank of New Castle.

Pennsylvania. To vote foi or against the ratification and confirmation of all other actions taKen and agreements made by the Board of Directors of The National Bank of New Castle, Pennsylvania. In contemplation of, or In nect1.on with, the said consolidation and ransfer of assets. 4 To authorize the directors and officers of The First National Bank of New Castle. Pennsylvania, to do all things bv them deemed necessary or advisable to carry out the said consolidation and transfer of 6, To transact such other germane to the foregoing purposes may be brought before the meeting.

Bv Order of the Board of Directors, H. L. A ILF DegaD-News Nov. J. 1926.

Executor of Edna ECkman estate. 3. Final Account of Walter S. Reynolds, I ecu tor of Elizabeth It. Norris estate 4.

Final Account of Peter Neele, Administrator of Felix Neele estate. 5. Final Account of Matilda S. Rose, Executrix of Otis L. Rose estate.

6. Final Account of Thomas F. Thornton, Administrator, of Ed ward Joyce est ate. 7. Final Account of Frank E.

Spencer, Executor of Wilbur W. Spencer estate. 8 Final Account of Judson C. Norris, Administrator D. B.

N. C. T. of Charles P. Norris estate.

9. Final Account of E. C. Wadding and D. Foley, Executors of Mary Foley estate.

10. Final Account of Isaac White, Executor of John C. Johnston estate. 11 Second Partial Account of Edmund Bisel, Executor of Levina Fortney estate. 12.

Final Account of Lawrence Savings Trust Company, Executor of Alfred T. Young estate. 13 Final Account of Chas. G. Martin, Executor of Satira Bennett estate.

14. Final Account of Anna Milliron, Administratrix of John Swagsr estate. 15. Final Account of Minnie Nim- rno, Administratrix, C. T.

of Thomas Niinmo estate. 16. Final Account of William K. Porter, Executor of Elizabeth Catterson estate. 17.

Final Account of Lucy B. Rhodes, Executrix of Cora E. Stueh- field estate. 18. Final Account of Katharine T.

Crawford, Administratrix of IiOuis N. Crawford estate. 19. Second Partial Account of Lawrence Savings Trust Company and Beulah I. Phillips, Executors of Elmer T.

Phillips estate. 20 Final Account of L. J. Copper, Administrator of Fred Millimen estate. 21 Final Account of Frederick W.

Mattie and Adolph L. Oesterling, Administrators of Sophie Mattie estate. 22. Final Account of John E. Itouk.

Administrator of William Lawrence Honk estate. 28. Final Account of John Neal, Executor of Annie E. Neal estate. 24.

Final Account of Lawrence Savings Trust Company, Executor of Clark Lewis estate. 25. Final Account of Edna M. Kirk-i wood. Administratrix of Harrison II.

Kirkwood estate. 2tL Final Account of Mrs. Emma Solsbergr, Executrix of Mrs. Philip Me- I Quiston estate, also known as Electa McQniston estate. 27.

Final Account of J. C. 'as- lin, Administrator of Fred McCaslin estate. 28. Final Account of Jos.

Rice, Administrator of Ina P. Eberle estate. 29. Final Account of Jos. S.

Rice, Administrator of Wilfred F. Eberle es- tate. 30. Final Account of Samuel L. Me- Administrator of Libby E.

Donaldson estate. 31. Final Account of I Mur-j phy. Executor of Mary Murphy estate. 32.

Final Account of Joseph H. i Davis, Executor of Alosia R. Peck es- I tate. 33. Final Account of Lawrence Savings Trust Company, Administrator of Mollie Harris estate.

34. First Partial Account of Robert S. Atkinson, and Mary Atkinson, ministrators of Elizabeth J. Cornelius estate. 35.

Final Account of Levina Williams, Administratrix of George "Williams estate. 36. Final Account of Emma Scott, Administratrix of Thomas II. Scott estate. 37.

Final Account of Administratrix of Boyle estate. 38. Final Account of J. Administrator of Estella Bingham estate, 39. Final Account of G.

Dcnnis- ton and May belle Denniston, Executors of James M. Denniston estate. 40. Final Account of Almina Hogue and Roy S. Hogue, Executors of Ebenezer Hogue estate, 4 1 Final Account of Agnes List, Administratrix of Albert List estate.

42. First Partial Account of Mrs. Eva Hall. Administratrix of John Groover estate. 43.

First Partial Account of Nellie M. Dean, Administratrix of J. J. Dean estate. 44.

Final Account of Jeannette L. Flick, Administratrix of Rebecca J. Lut ton estate. 45. Final Account of Merle Battley and Russell D.

Barge, Executors of Laura Rice estate. 46 First Partial Account of Charles E. Fullerton, Administrator of Mary J. Fullerton estate. 47.

Final Account of M. Louis Wallace. Admin 1st rator of Edith Frew Brothers estate A W. HIT Register. Office.

New Pa, Nov ember 6 1 926 Lena! 10-17-24, Dec. 1. Road And Bridge Notice. Supervisors an others will take notice that the report in following will be presented to the ourt of Quarter Sessions o' ('ou-ttv, Pennsylvania, for confirmation on Wc 1- ncsday, Decembiir 8 th, at 1:30 p. of said day No, 2 September Sessions For Public Road in Union Township, Begin lr at a stake in the center line of Smithfield Stieet whicli poiul is 'I hree Hundred Sevoin y-fI ve feet measured south five degrees eighteen minutes west from the intersection of the center line of saiti Smithfield Street with the center line of Walters Street, i Smith east -fiv hundred thlrt arid six-tenths feet to a in the center line of Higii Street.

Dam- awarded as follows: .1. Y. Mose lev' R. CAM PBHLI lerk, Offlca Nov, Rth, 19 26, News Nov, 10-17-24, Dec, Appraisements. The following Appraisements have been filed In the Court of Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.

and will be allowed and confirmed by the said court on Wednesday, December 8th, 1926, at 1:30 of said day. Harriet A. Book, widow of Sylvester S. Book elects to retain personal pro; pert.v to the value of $493.50. Emma Scott, widow of Thomas Henry Scott, elects to retain personal I property to the value of $500.00.

Mary E. Armstrong, widow of Lawrence K. Armstrong, elects to retain personal property to the value of $496. I Susie Kovacs, widow of said Peter Kovacs. elects to retain personal property to the value of $500.00.

Hattie A. Richeal, widow of Joseph I M. Richeal, elects to retain personal property to the value of $500.00. Mary L. Frlsbee, widow of Edward M.

Frisbee, elects to retain personal property to the value of $500.00. Filippo Johngrass, surviving spouse 1 of Giussepplna Johngrass elects to re- i tain real estate to the value of $2500.00. Moses Harris, surviving spouse of Mollie Harris by Peoples Savings Trust Company, Administrators of es- tate of Moses Harris, deceased, elects to take the sum of $5000.00 dollars under Section 2, Intestate Act of 1917, from personal property of Mollie llar- ris. It. M.

Campbell, 0 jr i Clerk's Office, Nov. 8, 1926, 10-17-24, Dec. 1, N. Y. STOCKS (International News Service) NEW YORK, Nov.

Industrial stocks and specialties felt the weight of speculative selling and pre- holiday liquidation nt the beginning of trading today. After the opening rally, the bulk of industrial, motor, copper and oil stocks were swept downward in an aggressive selling wave which affected principally the leaders in yesterdays closing advance. Stocks of Pan American Petroleum, Standard Oil of New Jersey and other American companies with large holdings in Mexico displayed some irregularity as the result of the official announcement of a possible rupture of diplomatic relations with Mexico. Call money was unchanged nt 4 per cent, for loans extending over the hoi iday. Railroad stocks and equipments were in good demand, with Pullman featuring the latter group with a new 3 point rise to around 190.

The Nickel Plate stocks were freely sold at slightly lower prices. Oil stocks made a good showing, and Warner Brothers Pictures was strong. New York Opening EJtock Prices High! Low As for many years past, so this i year, Thanksgiving Day will he fully observed in Trinity church, being the one day in the 3 65 the church and state alike join in asking people to thank God for His many mercies and blessings. The services will he: 7:30 a. Holy Communion; in a.

Morning Prayer and short sermon by the Rector, with the spocial prayers, thanksgivings, psalms and Scripture lessons as found in the Prayer Book for the day. It is aimed to have the service last not longer than an hour. At 10 a. the musical program by the choir under the leadership of Prof. Paul Browne Patterson will he: prelude, Zerlett Processional, Hymn 421, Ye Thankful People, Elvey Canticle For The Elvey Elvey Monk before the sermon, The Shall Dwell in The This afternoon the students of the West Side school will present a Thanksgiving playlet, which is i being given under the direction of the Expression department, taught by Miss E.

Kivine. The playlet Is for the students of the school and because of the crowd, two performances will he given. Following is the program: Address, Williams. Thanksgiving Rebus. Each child has a letter spelling the word They reverse order spelling Geraldine Hetrick.

Kyle Booth. Start Seal Sale; Expect To Dispose Of A bout800 000 Once more the sale of Christman Seals the proceeds of which are devoted to the saving of lives of those afflicted with that dread disease, Tuberculosis, now known as a disease that, is preventable as well as curable, is being inaugurated in The Special Day Gloria Patri Te De um Benedict us 11 4 2 3, Plow Anthem, Notice. Notice is hereby given that the following accounts have been filed in the Orphans' of Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, and will bp allowed and confirmed by said Court, on Wednesday, December 8th, 1926, at 1:30 of said day. Amu Bt Su A A and A inn Woolen Anaconda Bald Loco and Beth Stl and Corn Prod Cuba Erie Gen Eleo Gen Mtr lilt Nick Sug in estate of City of New of May Will of Final Account of Oliver C. Wadding- Val ton, trustee in partition Carl Springer, late of York, N.

Dec'd. First Triennial Account Shannon, Trustee under of Harry Kline, Deed, it, M. CAMPBELL, Clark, Clerk's Office. Nov, Ith, 1936, 10-17-24, Deo, 1, Sealed Proposals Sealed Proposals will be received by the City Clerk, City Building, New Castle, up until 10; 00 Monday morning, December 6tli, 1926, for the construction of a storm sewer from Balph Street and Moravia Street intersection, west to Itavlne, in accordance with plans and specifications on file in the office of the City Engineer. Each Proposal to be accompanied by a Certified Check for $200.00, made payable to the order of the City of New Castle, and marked Sewer Balph St.

Moravia St. Intersection, west to Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. CORDELIA ZEIGLEII JONES, City Cleric. 24, Dec, 1, Notice In the estate of Henrietta Emery late of the Third Ward, New Castle, Lawrence County, Letters Testamentary in the above estate having been granted to the undersigned; all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands will make them known without delay to JOHN A. BUTLER, Executor, 707 Court St reel.

New Castle, Pa, Homer Drake. Attorney for Estate. 714 L. S. T.

New Castle, Pa. 27, Nov. 8-16-17-24, Dec. 1, 1 926. lam pr Ctrl NY NH and Htfd Norf and Wesl Reading Stdbkr Stl t'oca, Cola jInt Hurv Mack Trek Marland I Stew-Warner 2 8 fi a 148 tb 1 4 4 4K 4M 1 4 0 1 4 103 -k 1 0 3 7 a 4 4 162 1 fi! 4 11 1 1 88 Mi 84 1 4 1 14 1 1 6 186 42 4 2 164H 164H 1 4 7147 1 184J- 54 64 67 Sir John Stainer Recessional, Hymn 4 To God, Immortal Kocher Organ Post hide, In Bellerby Police Officer Is Regaining Strength Frank Itrynolds le ftflrovwing Hospital From Wouiul STOCK PRICES AT 12:30 P.

M. Furnished by 834 Trust Xay, Safe Deposit ZUoliajrds Elizabeth Michael Bingham, Hawkins Notice. Letters of Administration have been granted in the estate of Mary O. Brown late of the Second Ward, City of New Castle, Countv of Lawrence and State of Pennsylvania, to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate are directed to present them I and persons indebted to the estate are i required to make payment without do- 1 lay.

CHAS. F. BALL, Administrator, 20 27, Nov. 3-10-17! 24, 1926. Final Arguments In Lake Coal Case Early In February (international News Service) Allied Cileni Allis Am Can Am Am Smelters Am Sugar I Am Tele Tele i A naconda A te i son A tl fining Baldwin i and Bethlehem i St Paul 1C Rk Island Chrysler Colo Fuel i Dodge Bros Erie I Fisk Gen Electric Gen Motors Gt Northern pfd Hndson rs Inter Nickel Jordan rs Lehigh Valley Mack Truck Marland Oil Miami Copper Texas Mo 1 io Mtrs Pan Am Penna Phil I ips Pete Pierce Arrow Pure oil Radio Rep I Steel Sinclair St India ria.

of New Jersey Std of New York Stewart Warner Studebaker Timken Roller 1 Pipe I Rubber I 1 Wabash Warner Bros White trs Willys erlarid WASHINGTON, Nov. Final arguments in the lake coal freight rate hearing will be heard early in February by the Interstate commerce commission, it was announced today at the conclusion of a session devoted to the taking of testimony. in the case musi be fi 1 ed by January 17, and for an additional ten days the commission will receive documents in reply to the original papers. A final decision is hot expected before next March. Complainants, who are coal operators of the Pittsburgh district and Ohio, were hopeful as the recent session ended.

They were more optimistic about the outcome than at any other time, 134 134 5 2 1 OS .18 1 a 6 14 4 .103 148 :4 4 4 i a i 6J jo Vl 5 41 1 39 4 1 4 4 3 6 3 Dt 3 9 3 5 i 6 2 1 te 66U 0 2 li 23 68 Si 2 1 7 -4 64 4 4 31 i 51 .215 G9 I 17 6 1 St 2DJ4 Officer frank Reynolds is recovering in fine shape from his joua wound inflicted by Paul Bro- i nich on last Saturday afternoon, He is rapidly regaining his strength and was able to sit up a while this morning for the first time since he was injured. It will be some lime before he Is iek, i able to eat solid food, probably 20 days, and he is at present receiving all nourishment in liquid form, so that his wound may have every opportunity of healing. His room is becoming a bower of flowers, as the merchants of Long avenue, along his beat, remember I him with handsome bouquets, (International News Service) PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK, MARKET, Nov. Supply L0; market steady. Choice 9.259.50; prime 8.50-9; good 8.75-9.50; tidy butchers 7.75-8.25; fair T.oO- 7.75; common C-7, common to good iat.

bulls common to good fat cows heifers 7.50; fresh cows and springers veal calves 14.50; heavy and thin calves blank, Sheep and Lamb, Supply 100; market steady. Prime wethers blank; good good mixed blank; fair mixed blank; culls and common blank; lambs 1-tj spring lambs blank, Hogs; Receipts 0 00 higher. Prime heavy hogs I heavy mixed 12.25-1 2.30; mediums 1 12.40-1 2.50; heavy yorkers 12.40¡12.50; light yorkers 12.40-12.50; pigs 1 2.40-12.50; roughs 10.50-11; stags Alfred Higgins. Betty Parker Alfred Custer. Ruth Heckart.

Walter Joseph. LaVerne Hasson. Robert Stevenson. Virginia McBride. Fa Her.

Eleanor Wester. A story of Long Ago: Irene Samuel McBride, Elizabeth Lewis, Elizabeth Miller. Song, Patton, Mary Ethel Nimen, Hilda Cngar, June DeGarmo, Vera Sage, Alice Hites, Louis Walzar, Arthur Hilliard, Howard Rose, Dick Winger, Harry Adams, Walter Heckart. Reading, for Jones, Lorraine Smith, Dialogue, Modern Elizabeth Suber, Marjorie Galbreath, Marieta Shlek, Lillian Llversage, Laura Snider, Nellie Hort on, Solo Elizabeth Su her, Stt "A Thanksgiving Jack Lynn, Song, Indian Sisley, Elizabeth Artz, 1 Dialogue, Light i Andrews, George Fable, Reading, Song of Thanks- aeri- Hilliard, Song, Helen Pram, John Cook, Emerson O'Brien, Josephine Jenkins, Martin Hitch, Danny Keely, Katherine Boughter. Dialogue, Jenkins, Anna Mae Shiek, Alfred Weir- Bet ty Wise.

Reading, for the heater Biddle, Dialogue, Point of Hill, Grace Paf- ton, Hafcry Davis, Catherine Palmer Robert Winger. Song, Sisley. Elizabeth Miller, Elizabeth Artz, Roberta Wyrie, Dorothy Keely, Laura Snider, Reading for the Chester Biddle, Play, Thanksgiving." Elder McClel- land. Governor Thoma sr Janies Bpead. John -John Cram.

Priscilla Mildred Dewbery Mrs. White Hazel Rice. Captain Habib, ArU, Indians: Squanto Reinhart Fabian, Massasoit Davis. Samoset Full on Cook, Houk, Joseph do Farewell address, Jack cRiuhart, Josephine Jenkins, Charles Robinson, Gladys Shafer, Nimer Habib, ane. Lawrence county under the Lawrence County Tuberculosis society.

Last year a new method of disposing of these stamps was tried in this county. Jt was tried with the hope that the people would help put the nale over in a big way and was a success. Therefore the same plan is being followed this yeai. As was the case last year the rale of stamps will be made entirely through the medium of the mails. Letters are being mailed with an appeal for the support.

With the letter Is one hundred stamps. Those receiving them asked to send a check or money in payment to the Lawrence County Tuberculosis society in a stamped addressed envelope enclosed with the letter. There will be no stamps sold by the fchool children officially this year Lawrence quota this the same as these are sold be raised. Eighty per year will be 0 00 stamps. $8,000 will cent of tiiis the chest to carry on the figh against the disease.

Following is a list of some of work done here in 192 5 througi hr medium of funds raised: hundred and two half days spent i Well Baby clinics with 1,000 babiet enrolled; 100 rural schools visiter and health talks given; 3.540 ren inspected in rural schools. Inspection included: eye and ear test, head, teeth and throat inspection; 14,5 0 pints of milk were distributed by the milk and ice fund through the society to tuberculosis sufferers and undernourished children. The officers of the society are as foliow's: F. A. Hover, president; K.

Furst, first, vice president; Mrs, L. Stratton, second vice president; J. G. Nothdurft, treasurer; Miss Della. A.

Glenn, executive secretary; i R. A. i y. J. Furst, Mrs.

0. A. McCreadv, F. A. Hover, Mrs.

J. L. Stratton, T. A. Gilkey, Dr.

C. C. Green, Anna I. Gilliland, J. O.

Rodgers and J. G. Nothdurft. All of officers of this association winh to tii an the Girl Reh rve.i for tluir part, in sending out the The girls prepared the 8,000 letters whieh are being sent money will remain in out, Jackson Center MOHNKV-KKNT John B. Mohney and Miss Muriel Kent, were united in marriage at the Presbyterian parsonage on Friday, November 19fh.

nt. 2: HO P. The ring ceremony was used by Rev, S. C. Elder.

Miss Blanche Kent, a sister of the bride, was present. Mr. Mohney Is a prominent young farmer and lumber dealer of Jackson township, and Miss Kent is a popular young lady of Cool Spring township. After the wedding ceremony the bride and groom started on motor trip to Cleveland, O. After visiting in Cleveland they will go to Michigan where they will visit two brothers and two sisters of the groom.

BROW Jessie Brown and Miss Edith Moon were married in Slippery Rock Thursday, November 18th. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Franmpton, pastor of the Methodist church of Slippery Rock. Mr. Brown Is employed at.

the Cann- McCurdy coal mine and Miss Moon had charge of a confectionery store for several years in thin place. They will reside in Jackson Center. ma rket 12-1 jo Recover Body Of Man In Harbor (International News Servlc e) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24. body of a well dressed man believed by police to be that of Clarence E.

Cookaon, of Philadelphia, was recovered today in the inner harbor at San Pedro, near here. According to officers the man probably dova off the docks with suicidal intent. On the back of a letter in the man's pocket was a short note: if anything happens to me, have my body The letter was evidently sent to Cookson by his mother. It bore the signature and a Philadelphia address. PRICES PAID HERE FOR HAY AND GRAIN (Kurnlslied by Mew Caitte Feed and Coal Company, 1120-28 Moravia Street) No.

1 No. 2 I Oats No. 1 i No. 2 wheat, wheat, bushel bushel rye rye bushel Clover hay, ton No. 1 timothy hay No.

2 timothy hay Wheat straw, ton Oats straw, ton Rye straw, ton Buckwheat, per cwt Ear corn, bushel New timothy hay 1.50 1.35 ,4 9 Mi .95 .85 .93 19.00 17.50 15.76 1 5.00 1 5.00 15.00 1.90 .42 Mi 14 00 Burglar Attempt In Greensburg Is Foiled By Owner (Internationa! Nr-us GREENSBURG, Nov. John Travis, part owner of the Charles Proas Clothing Company here, today opened parcels of merchandise valued at $1,200, representing part of the intended loot of burglars whom he surprised in the act of ransacking the store. The merchandise went back on the instead of out of a rear window, through which the burglars made their escape when Travis strolled into the store late last night. State police began an investigation of tlie burglary attempt. CONNELLSVILLE, Nov.

24. Ernest Watkins, a hunter, fired a charge of shot into the head of Richard Woodruff, 17, his negro companion, as the latter stooped over a log into which they had chased a rabbit, at South Connells- vilie, near here. Watkins told local authorities today. Woodruff was instantly killed. MISSIONARY THANK OFFERING The annual thank offering service waa held at the Presbyterian on Sunday night, November i 21, at 7 Mrs.

S. C. Eider, the I president of Missionary Society, read the program. Special missionary songs and anthems were sung by the choir, Missionary papers were read by Mrs. Mohney and Mrs.

Lawrence McMillan. Recitations were given by Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Nickum and Miss Mary Orr, A group of Sunday children presented a missionary dialogue. A generous thank Katharine I offering for missions was received.

Much credit is due to the comrait- wiio arranged the program. Pra- Last not seen each other for years. Mrs. Ed Lytle and Mrs. J.

H. McCurdy were New Castle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wilt of Greenville, visited their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Evans, last week. Mrs.

Kenneth Fetty of Sharon, ts visiting her mother. Mrs. Ellen Clark. The revival meetings which are being held in the Methodist church under the leadership of Rev. Samuel Maitland, of the Greenwood Methodist church of New Castle are growing in attendance and in- i orest.

The loeal schools will be closed over Thanksgiving. The pupils who are attending Mercer High School will be home over the weekend holiday. The Dean laundry truck and driver narrowly escaped serious injury when they were side-swiped by a Pennsylvania freight train at the local being driven by Grove City, who hurt. The truck some. A quilting was held at the home of Mrs.

J. R. Evans on Tuesday. Mrs. Evans served dinner at noon.

One Hour Service On Thanksgiving At Highland Church Thanksgiving and Ours" will be the subject of the delivered by Rev. C. J. Williamson at the annual Thank The truck was Quay Dean of escaped being was damaged giving service 9 in Presbvteria a EXAMINATIONS The Training classes of District No. 3, held their examinations on Monday night, at Millbrook.

A special meeting will be held in the Millbrook Presbyterian church on Monday night, November 29, to award the diplomas to those who pass their examinations and to make plans for the holding of the semester which will possibly be held next spring. THANKSGIVING SKRVK ES Union Thanksgiving services were held in the Methodist church on Wednesday night at p. m. The sermon by Rev. Samuel Maitland of New Castle, who is conducting the revival meetings.

JACKSON (ENTER NOTES Jackson Grange was host to the Millburn Grange last week. The Millburn Grange gave an interest ing program and the Jackson Grange served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Scott and family, of Wilkinsburg, visited Mrs. R. P. McDowell last week.

James McCurdy and Lament Brazel, who are touring the southwest via auto are now seeing California. Mr. Moser of California, visited his sister, Mrs, J. W. Mohney.

for a short time last week They have Thursday morning at The Highland United church. The service will last just one hour. There will be special music by the quartet. Offerings may be designated to any purpose, but undesignated offerings will be for the benefit of the Almira Home. SHELL MAIMS CHILD AND PANICS SCHOOL EAST Nov.

2 4. Jones, nine, daughter of Thomas Jones, was seriously injured here when she exploded a gun shell by accidentally striking it against a desk in the Bloomfield rural school. Thirty-six other pupils were panic-stricken by the explosion. which tore two fingers from the Jones left hand, lacerated her right hand, and injured her face and head. Mrs.

Georgia Stauffer, the teacher, checked a rush of pupils from the room and the injured child was taken four miles in a coal truck to a hospital. Her condition is critical. The child found the shell in the school yard where, it is believed, it was dropped by a hunter. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. DeGarmo and children, Jean and James of Dewey avenue left Wednesday afternoon for Philadelphia where they will spend Thanksgiving with friends and attend the Sesqui -Centennial. Clerk's Lega I Notice Sep- Notice. Letters testamentary In of B.

-4. Wintcrnitz, late of the Castle, "ounty of La wren and State of Pennsylvania, deceased having: boien to the undersigned, fill pe-sons indebted to th'j said are requested settle, and those having oiaims against will present them pavment without delay. QVINCY A. McUKIDE. Kx ecu tor.

238 K. Washington New i'astle, 20-2 7, Nov. 2-13-17, 1326. John F. Pirier Continental Works a Corporation, No, 5 temi ber 'Terni, in 1-Jquity.

To Continental Works Company, ai; and Herb McCoun re- eelver in estate or Continental Pire and to ali creditors and eia incinte against estate of said rit you are hereby notified ha' uridersig ned bau beni appointed auditor to audh he acce mt ot Herb MoQoun, rt-ct-. in estate ot Continental Pire Works Company, un InHolvent, to pass siiimi any clalms that rnay he and to make of balance shown by final account Jn this estate to and anetng ihose eioiiled and that a for thesa will be at office of Uie Auditor, 7M Lawrence Havintfs vie ust liuilding. New "astle, on tic 8rd day of i 1al Pi A. at v. io eli tirrie you ma he bearti il' you destre.

DKAKK, A uditor, 0-17-24, DUMB DORA BY CHIC YOUNC WOO'LL To PORA.