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PAGE TWO college career at Buckncll Univer- sily and in ihe course of his sub- sequent experience as a player in' professional stock companies in! Pasadena, and New York' City, has a particularly sympa-1 role in the hero of Square." As "Peter StantUsh" i i- i he will portrav the character i "Berkeley Square" Production hich Leslie Howard created on! stage in New York and Lon-i don as well as in the moving pic- ture version. Miss Sykes in the role of Pettigrew," will play the leading lady. The other members of the cast are: Miss Louise Menge, Lucetta McKibben, Katherine Captio, Evelyn "Berkeley the playlHanna, Jane Yost, Peggy Stouck will mark the return of the and Helen Myers, and Charles With Costume, Set for June 15 at High School ALL WELL KNOWN ACTORS A cast of unusual talent has been selected lor the production High School Alumni Association to the field of dramatics on June 15. The principal roles in this play, a hit of stage and screen, will be Callahan, Kenneth Kelly, Harold Robb, Harris Lipez, John Jones and Max Fromm, practically all of whom are experienced stage per- portrayed by John F. Forsht and formers, with a wide background Miss Svlvia Sykes, with a dramatic activity in high school ing cast of a dozen other well and college.

Miss Myers, who was known amateur actors of this city. Follows Leslie Howard Mr. Forsht, who has played a great variety of roles during his GOITRE Make Thli Quick Test Get a amaH bottle Sorbol-Quadruple. a colorless liniment. For slmplo cottre apply iwlco dally.

Thousands have been relieved. It nuicltlv supplies RUinco iiL-etled by thyroid Does not Interfere with work or uleas- urc. furtiKT information marm Teah's, Made With the WORLD'S FINEST HONEY injured in a recent automobile accident, expects to be able to take the part originally assigned to her. Costumed Production Miss Sarah Beck and Chester H. McLaughlin arc directing the play, which will be the first costumed production to be given here for a number of years.

Elaborate costumes and stage setting are planned, for part of the play is laid in an 13th Century home in London. Special lighting effects will also be provided. Mr. McLaughlin, who assisted in the production of THE LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS, LOCK HAVEN, PA. ft jCCC Camps and Fire Towers I Can Also Be Reached to Report Fires in Woods Although the number of forest fires has been very few this Spring, there being only three in Clinton i County, burning over ten acres, an outbreak may fc possible with- i a few weeks and friends, of tha forest may wish to know where a fire may be reported.

The list of wardens in this area and their telephones include: Bruce Walker, Flemington, Lock Haven 37; J. N. Blesh, Farrandsville, Lock Haven 9915-R-14; K. B. Miller.

Beech Creek, Beech Creek 1412; Thomas Jolloff, Hyner, Renovo H. J. Zerbe, Farwell, Renovo 77-J-I, and F. W. Mason, 185-J; Harry Anderson, 905- R-3, and Charles Hogeland, assistant district forester, 48, all of Re- RenOVO Twins Among Those, addition, reports may be made tO Get Diplomas at FlUSh- to any of the following CCC camps: Farrandsville, Lock Haven 9915-R- 23; Hyner, Renovo 919-R-13; Westport, Renovo 909-R-14; Cooks Clinton County Run Henovo 909-R-21, and Re- young women are among the mem- nov0 I 3 mlles south Renovo, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1938 PROGRAM ENJOYED BY LADIES GOLDEN EAGLE embers cJ Frier, inri Srand.

Mrs. Jlir.cr H. Miller, fol- the business session last evening. The remainder of the evening was spent playing The Tri-County Past Templars Terr.ple. L.v.'.es of the Golden will meet next Wednesday nftcr- Eaglc.

a program of tap noon at 3 o'clock at the local lodco cancing ana by Carolyn and rooms. Following supper the Connie Lots Cohick. of Salla.lns- meeting of Friendly Hand Temple burg, pranachildren of the noble will be ing, L. I. Hospital bers of the graduating class of the the same play at State College, Flushing.

L. I. Hospital, com- 918-R-6. The fire towers, all on the Re- will pay special attention to the settings. Committees, in charge of various phases of the production, are at work.

Dismiss Wire Rope Petition LEWISBURG, Judge Albert W. Johnson dismissed a petition asking that a sale of bonds of the Williamsport Wire Rope Company by the Bondholders' Protective Committee be set a.Vlc. The petition was filed by Jane S. Chase, Philadelphia, and the Woolrich Woolen Mills, Woolrich, Pa. Birth Son for Bruneard Home A son was born yesterday morning to Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Brungard, 29 East Bald Eagle Street, at the Lock Haven Hospital. Daughter for Grenoblcs A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at the Lock Haven Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Max Grenoble, of Mill Hall.

Son For Rote Couple son was born Tuesday, May 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zarr. mencement exercises being held: novo exchange, include: Whetham, there last evening. 1919-R-4; Tamarack, 915-R-4; Keat- They are Miss benevieve Jones, in S.

905-R-2, and Coffin Rock near daughter of Mrs. Jessie Jones, of Hyner; Miss Leotta Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Myers, Renovo, 918-R-4. South and east of Lock Haven fires may be reported to S.

W. SLEEPWALKER FALLS FROM WINDOW, HURT North Bend, is Hemmerly, EUGENE V. NUSS T. C. Senior Class president directs Class Day events City Trucks Hauling Dirt From Flemington Cut to Washed Tennis Courts Fill of Beech Creek, and Misses Jean Chubb, assistant district forester, and Jane Kepler, twin daughters Mifflinburg, 6-244.

of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kepler, of Renovo. The Misses Kepler have the distinction of being the first twins to enroll and graduate from the Flushing Training School. They entered the institution after their graduation from the Renovo High School in 1932 and will complete' receiving treatment for injuries their training in the hospital in' suffered when he fell from September.

story window o. while walking in his! Renovo Girl is Nurse Sylvia Thorson class of nurses who will be gradu-i Two city trucks were hauling dirt yesterday from the Flemington cut to the Kistler Playground, which was seriously washed by the flood. The work was to continue today, the principle objective being the tennis court which was washed down to the stone formatiM underlying the earth. the Renovo Hospital, where he vo courts have already been installed Sl Mr, Hemmerly heard him fa.li a at and at the Repairs ated next Thursday from the Pennsylvania Hospital Training School, Philadelphia. Miss Thorsen is a graduate of the Renovo High if wl11 to the hospital School, class of 1932.

was summoned and had him removed to the hospital in the West Hose Company ambulance. I Reception for Pastor reception will held this evening at the Methodist Church for the pastor, the Rev. J. V. Adams and family, and also for new chi m.

tion which is being given by the official board. for some time. GIVE BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR EAST RENOVO GIRL Storm Continued from Page 1 A varied Senior Class Day pro-: gram is being planned at the Teachers College by senior com-j mittees named recently by Eugene) V. Nuss, Farwell, class president. The observance will be celebrated Monday, May 25.

following Alum-i ni Day and the baccalaureate services on the Saturday and May 23 and 24, and preceding the! annual commencement program, Tuesday morning, May 26. The tree planting ceremony at 10 o'clock will open the Class Day! events. The program is in charge) of members of the Naturalist Club with William Anderson, Weed-j ville, as chairman. L. J.

Ulmer, faculty adviser for the club, will assist. Senior Banquet The Class Day program at 2 o'clock is being arranged by a i committee of which John Yon, of Altoona, is chairman. Other members are Misses Marie Gehron and Anne Wilson, and Morrill Laubach, of Williamsport: Misses Ruth Burkett and Ethel Law and William Bowes, of this city: and Emerson Packard, of Jersey Shore. The Senior class banquet will be' served at 6 o'clock at a place as 3 et unchosen. Committees in charge of banquet arrangements are: Place, menu and decorations! committee: John W.

Barry, of this city, chairman; Harter Vonada, Blanchard; Misses Leah Varner, of Woodland; and Julia Cronister, of i Julian. Invitations, programs and tickets committee: Miss Lucetta McKibben, of this city, Miss Mary Ulmer, of this city, and William Mahaffey, of Williamsport. Officers of the class in addition I to Mr. Nuss are: Harold Corter, of Mill Hall, vice president; Miss Lenore Dirk, of Bellwood, secretary; Miss Mary Ulmer, treasurer. George F.

B. Lehman is class adviser. Send Alumni Invitations Invitations have also been sent avenue filled with water which out to alumni inviting them back overflowed over the sidewalk at for the annual program on Alumni RENOVO Friends of Gloria I the Reitano store and entered several nearby cellars in the middle of the storm. Sewers, too heavily Adams and family, and also for Jean Marsh entertained Tues sewers, too heavily ew members who joined the'day afternoon atthV burdencr with water, could not liurch Easter. A service at 8 p.lparente and Mrs carry OfT thc excess uniil about a i.

will be followed by the recep- Marsh. East Ronovn. on ihp hour after the downpour Marsh, East Renovo, on the ceased CarscouH 'This invention showed tne how can save up to S50 in ens expense this year," 9079 F. Pclcrson, Wnukegan. HI.

"It's the ometcr, and It registers the miles per lan a car will go. My old car was giving me about 12 or 13 miles per gallon. A friend told me about the Dodge gasometer test. I took this test and saw a Dodge go 2lK miles per gallon. That's why I bought a Dodge." Priced from S640 to S99S.

prices at factory, Detroit, subject to chango without notice. Special equipment extra. Money-Saving Dodfa Touring Sedan (with built-in trunk) Easy terms gladly arranged fit your budget, at low a number during the storm a number of Li is thought to have Those nresent were struck in lhe vicinit the New Rosanna va Virginia Marsh, Madeline and vjcimty joyed and a Gloria Jean gifts. igr, Day, when class reunions, the an- nual meeting, a reception by Dr. and Mrs.

Dallas W. Armstrong, the annual banquet and dance at the college will be features. COUNTY SANITATION WORK STARTS MONDAY! The county sanitation project, to replace outdoor toilets destroyed i.iaueime ana th the flood will be started next Kathleen Celline, Shirley Steven-V A ha bolt ha (Monday at the warehouse of Dean son, Aletha and Maxine "saltsman, "Sonny" and Gloria Marsh. bolt or thc sudden clap of thunder Resume Swimming Parties it was sufficient to the work will be done. The work will be done as a WPA project, and will employ from 20 to 30 men, RENOVO Swimming narties' kn articles oul the hand of owners paying for the material, will be resumed this evlning at people JanB the Renovo swimming pool: Old Tree Damaged where extensive repairs have been' br top branches the 100 were old Tills nenr deMehtfuI Dowtler keeps false teeth from rocking.

sllDDlnc or 'iicei iiiuis- nl 11 Fnii-iriaw rn 41," dvoDDlnu. No Dastv taste or feeling. day evening when prizes won dur- outn fan view Street during the Gives perfect confident all day Ions. i-- Get Fastceth from Wldmann Teah. or your drupRlst.

Three made following flood damage DroK he 10D Swimming championships will be ma Ie fre le ard Mrs determined at a meet next Thurs- Ben ftrat Avenue and day evening when prizes won dur- outh fajrview Street during the ing the Winter will be presented. ury tlie storm and other tree fteaeiueu. branches were rc ortcc i (J owrl neaj Will Give Shick Test the Ricker home on East Shick test will Cnurch Street and in the upper be given next Tuesday from 1 30 end tne park alon the river on to 4 p. m. at the health centerJ East Water Street.

Mr. Beaver re- Those who have received toxin ports that man un fruit trees anti-toxin, and who have not re-; are also down ln the vle inity. ceived the test, are requested to No dama Irom th storm wi report. reported from Castanea, but larj Holds False Teeth Tighter and Longer Mrs. Erb Improved Harvey M.

Erb, 'as 'ge hail stones, bigger than peas fell there during the early part of the 1,1 um storm. The temperature dropped wife of the from 87 de 2 rees yesterday to 50 been ill for a month at the home degr ee after the storm A li Sht of her mother at Pittsburgh isnow; local frost ls forecast tonight much improved. wlth fair and warmer weather promised for tomorrow. ADAM DICKEY 109 BELLEFQNTE AVE. ILD BY RENOVO "Little German Band" of Lock Haven Gives Concerts in Borough Streets parade through the town by local Elks and the visiting "Little German Band" from Lock Haven, was a feature of the Dutch Night program Tuesday evening by the Renovo lodge of I Elks.

R. O. Raymond, past exalted ruler, and choplain, commandeered the West Branch Hose Company! truck, and the members of the band and others toured the town, the 1 band discoursing lively airs. At; each intersection, a concert was! given for large and enthusiastic i audiences. The Dutch Night festivities followed the lodge session, a sauer kraut supper being served.

In addition to selections by the Lock Haven musicians, there were numbers by the Machine Shop quartette, composed of O. C. Smith, R. C. Russell, T.

W. Pehrson and Howard Campbell, songs by John Kane, a song and dance by Thomas Welsh, and a Dutch song by Ben Nuss. Many guests were present, including friends of Renovo Elks and members of the order from Lock Haven, Williamsport, Jersey Shore and St. Marys. The event was the second of the series of international festivities planned by the local Elks.

The first was on St. Patrick's night but AVIS H. S. ALUMNI TO HAVE BANQUET HERE first annual banquet of the Avis High School Alumni I Association will be held at the! Herlocher restaurant, Lock Haven, May 20 at 6.30 o'clock. Following the banquet a program of speeches and music will be enjoyed, after which dancing will furnish the diversion for the remainder of the evening.

Ray Zaner is president of the association. Wiedhahn Jewelry Co. Special sale Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova and Marmon Wrist Watches for graduation. Newsy Notes Gathered by Our Carrier Boys Fraternity Meets Members of the Phi Alpha Epsilon fraternity last night at their meeting made arrangements to go to Renovo to use the swimming pool in the Y. M.

C. A. Wednesday night of next week. Phillip Bressler was appointed to arrange for transportation. Plans were also discussed for a dance for members only to be held the latter part of this month.

Phillip Fromm was named as a i committee of one to arrange for a I place to hold the dance and the i social committee, composed of' Kenneth Wilt, John Quigley and Thomas Ramsey, will make the other arrangements necessary. Robert Kemmerer was PHONE 901 LOCK HAVEN, PA, because of the flood, the Elks SUE- pended their activities and turned as a pledge last night. to the relief of flood victims. I (Kenneth Wilt.) Cleaning Pressing Repairing a satisfactory way at oderate prices. All work one neatly and promptly, fair trial is all we ask.

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Enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope. M-G-W. SHOW; or SHOWS i ftarrtng WILLIAM P.OWELL MYRNA LOY LUISE RAINER Only theatre between Altoona and Harrisburg to show this this season. A I SHOWING Your Last opportunity to See Him and Hear Him! WILL ROGERS IN "A Connecticut Yankee" WITH MYRNA LOY and MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN SHOWING P. M.

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