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MONDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1 PACE TWO THE KANE REPUBLICAN. KANE and MT. JEWETT, PA.

Methodist Women In School Directors CHURCH NOTICES Congregational, church Tuesday i Kane Area CO. Of A. Officials Install Officers At Crown Miss Frances Maher, of Kane, supreme regent of the Catholic Daughters of America, recently made an official visit to the Crown, court for installation of officers which was conducted by local district officers. IN A PARAGRAPH Card party in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday, Oct. 2G.

10 25 2t Rtdgway's Youth "Welfare fund drive for $29,000 reached the $16, 220 mark on Saturday. Trick or Treat special extra fancy Mcintosh apples $1.99 bushel at the stores $2.15 delivered. Bloomquist's Food Stores. 10 25.lt. Sewing, machine repair.

One year free service on all work. Reasonable rates. Don dine. Tel. 1324.

there's more SPENDING TIME than VACUUM PACKS for Overseas Mailing 1 Lb. Friendly Treat Mix Nuts $1.39 1 Lb. Supreme Mix Nuts (no peanutx) $2.00 Almond Roca, America's Finest Confection $2.00 Rath. Bcechcr Mints $1.00 Kath. Beechcr Almond Butter Krunch 95c Si Week of Self Denial Mnnrtnv.

October 25. starts the week of Prayer and Self Denlal foi the Women's Society of Christian nf hr First Methodist V. V. church. Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 3:30 will be the uiet uay to be' held in the Girls' Recreation room.

Theme, "Christ, Our All." T.nripra of the Droeram will be Mrs. Elliott Curry, and Mrs. Roger Johnson. The program meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 in th. r.irs' lecreation room.

At this meeting the gift envelopes will be turned in. The program inerne, 'rinr All Sufficient Help." will be led by Miss Phyllis Sailer assisted by Circle Thirteen. Plan to auena both programs. Union Reformation Service Scheduled nn nvt Rimdnv evening at 7:30 p. m.

under the auspices ot mv Kane Ministerial 'Assocftition, a rofnrmntinn service will be held at First Presbyterian church. The Rev. Kenneth w. iwunsiei, of us will be needing money years longer than Sve'll be earning it. That's reason No.

1 for NOW. IS THE TIME TO START SAVING: BEGIN TODAY AT OUR BANK. "Always At Your Service" (CANE BANK TRUST CO. MEMBEB OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COil II, CHEVROLET THE STYLING NEW THE ENGINE'S NEW THE COLORS ARE NEW HALLOWEEN PARTY Misses Ann and Jean Westerberg entertained a group of their friends at a Halloween party given Friday evening at their home on Greeves street. The children enjoyed playing games, with prizes awarded to the winners of the contests.

Refreshments were served from a table attractively decorated in keeping with the season. The guests, all of whom appeared in masquerade costumes, included Barbara Stewart, Kathleen Larson, Rosemary Snapp, Peggy Ann Buhl, Mary Ellen Bloomquist, Christine Buchheit, Karen Micheau, Su ellen Snapp and Karen Anderson. DELIVERIES TUESWED. j(THURS. FR1.

and Is GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE SEALTEST ICECREAM KANE'S COMPLETB FOOD SERVICE CITY CASH m. mm. mmmm MARKET PHONE i5 Board of Trustees meet at the church, p. Wednesday, The Service Club meets for dinner and program, Thursday, Junior choir rehearsal, Senior choir rehearsul, 7j Church night session on "Murk" 7:30. Emmanuel Mission church.

The members, of the Golden Links meet in the parsonage Tuesday 'evening at 8 clock. The hostesses are: Mrs. Dorothy Fairweather and Mrs. Elin M. Cederberg.

Choir rehearsal Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Mid week service Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Con firmation class meets Saturday at 10:30 a.m.

Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mallard L. Nelson, pastor; Week's Activities, October 24 30, Monday: 8:00 p. m. Brotherhood meeting; Wednesday: 6:30 p. m.

Boy's Choir; 8:00 p. m. Tabor Mates; Thursday: 6:30 p. m. Junior Girl's Choir; 7:30 p.

m. Senior Choir; Friday: 7:30 p. m. Luther League Halloween Party; Saturday: Luther League Convention begins at DuBois. Confirmation class cancelled.

First Methodist church. Monday 6:30 Tower Bible class dinner and meeting in Girls recreation room 7:30 Boy Scouts. Tuesday, 2 to 3:30 Society of Christian Service Quiet Day in Girls Recreation Room. 6:30 Cleland Class tureen dinner in Girls Recreation Room. Panel dis cussion on Prayer.

Wednesday, 7:30 W. S. C. S. program meeting ot Week of Prayer and Self Denial 8:30 Married Couples Halloween Party in Bartlett Hall.

Thursday, 6:20 Junior choir rehearsal. 7:30 Sanctuary choir rehearsal. Friday, 8 quarterly conference meeting at East Kane Methodist church. BETA SIGMA PHI GIVES PREFERENTIAL TEA A preferential tea, attended by 25 members and guests, was held by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Colmerauer, South Park avenue.

Tea was served from a table attractively decorated with fall flowers and candles, at which Mrs. Isobel Gardner, sponsor of the sorority, presided Guests included Miss Carla Hilty, Miss Carol Keneske, Mrs. Marie Ste vens and Mrs. Eleanor Whitmer. Mrs.

Lorna Fragale, chairman, and her social committee were in charge of arrangements. The sorority will hold its formal dinner Wednesday evening, November 3rd, at Kane Manor. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Betty Farnsworth, Tionesta avenue, on November 15th. STUDY CLUB ATTENDS BRADFORD MEETING Mrs.

William F. Bunce and 23 members of Kane Study Club attended a Guest Day meeting of Current Events Club at Bradford this afternoon. The group included Mrs. H. G.

Berkhouse. Mrs. F. Bodine, Mrs. A.

C. Branon, Mrs Carl Bvham. Mrs. Milo W. Cox Mrs.

Arthur Davis, Mrs. A. B. Diefr mann, Mrs. N.

D. Howells, Mrs. Rose Jacobus, Mrs. J. T.

Jeffrey, Mrs. Besse Kelly, Mrs. Maude Kel ley, Mrs. Maude Kelts, Mrs. R.

D. Marshfll, Mrs. Grace Miller, Mrs, A. A. Nicolas, Mrs.

I. A. Osborne, Mrs. James W. Ramsey, Mrs.

Rob ert Scott, Miss Daisy Thompson, Mrs. Henry Turner, Mrs. T. C. Van Schoik, and Mrs.

F. J. Woods. LADY REBEKAH'S TO HOLD TUREEN FRIDAY Plans for a tureen supper to be held Friday evening. October 29th, were completed at the regular meet Ing of Lady Kane Rebekah lodge Friday evening.

Announcement was made that the committee would fur nish coffee, cream, rolls and butter. Mrs. Mabel Chandler, Noble Grand, presided at the business meeting. The white elephant award went to Mrs. Ethyl Eshelman.

Mrs. Flora Corbett and Mrs. Helen Umpleby, whose birthdays occur In October, were guests of honor at a birthday party. Refreshments were served by the October committee, Mrs. Mildred Weldow, HOSPITAL NOTES 'COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AdmlXMlorut James Adair, Mt.

Jewett. Mrs. Maida McDade, Kane. Master Robert Carter, Marienville. Mrs.

Elizabeth Hall, Kane. Mrs. Pearl Lang, Mt. Jewett. Dismissed Thomas Barber, Kane.

James Adair, Mt. Jewett. James McGuire, Kane. KANE SUMMIT HOSPITAL AdmbutioiM Joseph Tunall, Kane. Miss Pearl Cartwright, Kane RD 1., Kenneth McGuire, Kane.

Mrs. Genevieve Mcintosh, Ludlow. Mrs. Ruth Peterson, Kane. Disniltwted Mrs.

Olga Sieger, Kane. Mrs. Katherine Snyder, Kane. Frank Bergman, Kane. Master William Andrews, Kane.

Mrs. Paul Sherman and Infant son, Mt. Jewett. Rotary Clubs. Fete Teachers Tonight School directors of the Kane Area Jointure, together with the Kane and Mt.

Jewett Rotary Clubs, wiu entertain at a reception for the faculty members of the Kane Area Joint schools this evening at 8 o' clock at the High school gymnasium. Following a brief period or group singing, while the crowd assembles, Ansel Nelson, president of the Jointure board, will welcome the guests. Victor Westerberg will act as Master of Ceremonies. The program will open with an act by the Texas Tumbleweeds of Pittsburgh, presented by four teen nap bovs who have been in ereat demand on the stage and over the radio. Miss Elizabeth Ann Gibson of Punxsutawney, who spent A year in France as an exchange student, sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of this area, will George Johnson, of Warren, will eive a mono logue, interspersed with piano selec tions.

After the program, refreshments will be served under the supervision of Mrs. Nina Bradley. An attend ance of approximately 240 persons is anticipated. Miss Eckman Attends State Conference One hundred fifty education lead ers from every part of Pennsylvania convened at State College for a two day conference over the weekend, to advance professional standards in the Commonwealth. Sponsored by the Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards headed by Dr.

Earl F. Sykes of West Chester, the meet ing directed its efforts toward the theme "Competent Teachers for Pennsylvania Schools." Nationally known speakers who addressed the professional leaders ot this statewide gathering included Dr. Milton Eisenhower, President, Pennsylvania State University State College; Dr. T. M.

Stinnett, staff member of the National Ed ucation Association, Washington Mrs. Mary Lou Pfeiffer, Director, Women's Activities, Station WRFD, Worthington, Ohio; Dr. Harvey Cayman, Executive Secretary, Penn sylvan ia State Education Association, Harrisburg; and W. Earl Arm strong, National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education Washington, D. C.

This locality was represented at the conference by Miss Rosana Eck man, teacher in Kane Area Joint High School. In addition to the general ses sions of the conference and several luncheon and dinner meetings, there were five discussion groups which met separately to grapple with such professional problems as selection of candidates for the pro fession, holding competent teaching personnel in the profession, public understanding of school issues, and perfecting professional organiza tion. Miss Eckman served as a con sultant in one of the discussion groups. TonotonT Orcotar powar at lubttantlal Mvlnga, Dafl't bargain with your haorhtfl. Sm Sonoton rXSTI SONOTONE HEARING CENTER, PENN KANE HOTEI, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 from 1 to P.

the new BOBBY BROOKS BOY SHIRT with cuff links and french cuff as seen SEVENTEEN A Real Beauty In Fine Broadcloth With Contrasting; Piped Collar Tab Sliea 9 19. DAN DEC SHOP 100 Fraley Street Clothes by foremost fashion dealgners atyled to please the most discrlmln atlnc tauten. Dt7Q8.M We are looking forward with pleasure to your visit. Miss Anna B. Fleming, district deputy and Mrs.

Anna Dougherty, grand regent of Court Callistus of Kane, and Mrs. Lena Slater, of Sheffield, participated in the ceremonies. Featured speaker of the occasion was the Rt. Rev. Msgu.

Wherl. dean of Gannon College, of Erie. Miss Fleming installed the new officers and Mrs. Dougherty spoke on' activity in Parochial and Civic affairs. Miss Maher talked on highlights of the national convention which wus held this Summer at Minnea polis, Minn, and encouraged sup port of the World Mission pro' gram.

Miss Maher left by plane for Great Falls, to preside at a state leadership conference and today is scheduled to go to LewlB ton. Idaho to attend first conven tion of nine courts in that state. Jewett Firemen To Sponsor Play The Volunteer Fire Dept. of Mt. Jewett are sponsoring a comedy show "Funnybone Follies." The show features an all local cast with manv prominent citizens taking Dart.

Many children of the community will also take part in the show, also dancers, singers and variety acts. The show will be staged Nov. 3 and 4, at the Palace Theatre. Miss Pat Bishop of Kansas City, is direct ing the show. The show is to help the firemen purchase a new fire truck.

Final Rites Held For Mrs. Loeffler Last rites were held from St. Callistus church at 10:30 a. m. Saturday for Mrs.

Josephine Loeffler, of James City, who succumbed October 20. The Rev. Mark Roueche, assistant pastor of St. Callistus church, officiated at requiem high mass with responses sung by the children's choir. Serving as pallbearers were Louis Zarnick, Louis Popielski, Percy Rudolph, Joseph Haulick Walter Mague and Stanley Debevec.

Interment was in St. Callistus cemetery. The following from out of town attended the services: Kath erine Walker, Miss Betty Walker, Mrs. Mary Friedl, Mrs. Lawrence Lechner, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Pist ner, Miss Helen Lechner, Leonard Lechner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bauer, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Bauer, Joseph Lechner, Frank Schneider, Miss Theresa Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Don Conway and Francis Schneider, of St. Marys; George Lechner, of SL Paul, Mr.

and Mrs. Wlnnet Andrews, of Bradford; George Loeffler and Mis. Charles Black, of Perrys burg, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Gustafson, of Smethport.

Nearby Deaths Mrs. Lena A. Sprague, 56, widow of Merle E. Sprague, at Johnson burg. Junius Paul Clark, 77, a well known Bradford churchman, following a lengthy illness.

Gerald A. Swanson, 35, a commercial artist, at home In Bolivar Run near Bradford. Charles H. Starkweather, 72, of Harrisburg Run, near Bradford, resident of that area for CO years, unexpectedly. McKean County Coroner Elmer C.

Beatty attributed death to a heart ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lehman, 304 Bayard street, are the parents of a son born Sunday at Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Mcintosh of Ludlow, are the parents of a son born Sunday at Kane Summit hospital. For tfaby! every need The Stork Shoo Hlman J. Cohn. aa A pittern tfarlntty 41irM fron ym lerdiy'i lilverwartt Alk tm the pmc Mrvlc tt tvict ef tJ4.Uk TratU aurb of O. id.

I4 3 13 tf Community Hospital Auxiliary will meet at hospital Oct. 26th, 2 p. m. ad Mod. 70, Winchester .308 and .270.

Rem. 1148 Semi auto. Ithica. Deluxe Savage .300 Scopes mounted free! Swap! Cliff's Tackle Shop 416 Elk Ave. 10 2 tf.

Harvest Dinner, Tabor Lutheran church, Oct. 2Gth, 5 to 8. Public invited. Tickets, $1.50 at Suzanne, Ahlquist's Stoll Hardware. 10 20 lt Sineer portable sewing machine sews forward and reverse, has darner and hinged foot.

Like new. Easy terms. Free service guaranteed. Don Cline, 1324. 10 22 Gt Sals of and II U.

S. Savings Bonds dropped from $130,637 in Sept. 1953 to $110,404 for the past month. In Elk county sales increased from $63,800 in 1953 to $77, 018 in 1954. Warren county advanced from $62,856 to $92,481 this The Stackpole Carbon Co.

this morning began construction of a large addition to the plant at John sonburg. The three story structure will occupy a frontage of 50 feet on Market street and will be 74 feet in depth and will match the present brick building in appear ance. The Stackpole concern was the successful bidder on the tract of land recently put up for sale by the borough. The will of the late Associate Jus tice of the Supreme Court Robert H. Jackson was filed late Thursday at the Fairfax county court house, Fairfax, Va.

Bulk of the estate of about $300,000 was left in trust for life to his widow, Mrs. Irene Cer hardt Jackson. Upon her death, the remainder goes in equal shares to the Jackson children, William E. Jackson, New York City; and Mrs. Mary Jackson Craighill, McLean, Va.

The estate included the Jackson home in McLean, Hickory Hill, valued at $75,000, plus $230,000 in securities and other personal property. Not reported was life in surance and property which was jointly held. PEARL 1 CAKTWRIGHT INJURED Miss Pearl Cartwright, twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cartwright, R.D.

1, sustained a fracture of the left ankle while playing in the yard of her home Friday afternoon. The injury occurred when she turned her ankle while running and jumping. She brought to Kane Summit hospital for medical attention. Her condition is reported as good todity. to Duouesne Bear BIZZAK i Phone 1120 1 i Bush's Pharmacy "Everything a good drug Etor should be and then some." 73 FRALEY ST.

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