Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 3

PAGE THREE S5HAMUKIN DISTATUfl, THUK3PAY WOT. ixt, xvS day earlier when hi received a message that his wife had taken a change for the worse. Rev. Lannler received the mes-sa2 Monday morning made pre- rrn. t1 VlPr hpdsidfl as expected, although it prtdfeW Pierce Oils have not risen as rapidly the price of this stock will doutl tU self within another month.

This does not apply to the Ptorca preferred, which Is already vtry high, ANTHRACITE BOOM NOW IS FORECAST fled columns of the Dispatch, he placed an ad therein. The papers had hardly reached Johnson City yesterday afternoon when Mr. Kemper's telephone rang and a boy at the other end said he had the Kemper dog. Mr. Kemper, of course, called for the canine and gave the finder a substantial reward.

-KULPMONT ACTIVITIES enormously wasteful production ot oil and the latter will cease to be a rival of anthracite. This meaus a great boom for the anthracite It also means a great adva; ce in oil prices. For this reason oil seems to he the favorite speculation Just now. Local investors have held heavy oil stocks but -t of them sold too quick to realize big profits. Pierce Petroleum if being heavily bought locally, because It Is -ery low.

So Is Pierce Oil, tu origin Many, however, are selling out as soon as they get a little profit, and because of this profit ta'lng the Fredericksburg, W. Va. mends of Rev. Lannler do not know the cause of Mrs. Lannier's change of condition.

They know that she had been sick at the time the rector made hla Xoha IX fatten tXanafer, 128 Wert Chariot It visit to FredencKSDurg in Bummer. Pottsvilleand Shamokin Investors are heavily interestec in the great bull market now In power In Wall Street. Anthracite Interests and the oil market are clojelj Interwoven. Arthur Brisbane, noted writer says President-elect Hoover will stop the rnnndft's emDloyment situation Is 1 1 Ml nrinmiTiTm muuimumumumiihi the best in seven years. ph ami seat MKS.

ESLlMuER IS ILL WITH PNEUMONIA NTS ASK STUPE SODOL BOARD r(lD PI CAM PADC Mrs. Elmer Eslinger, one of Kulp-mont's well known women, Is seriously ill at her home at 1344 Poplar street, suffering with an attack of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Eslinger has many friends who wish her a completed and speedy at the Heights last evening when Victor Klest, of Shamokin, paid fines and costs. As the story comes from the Heights, Klest and a number of his friends treated several Marlon Heights men rather rough on a recent visit to Shamokin.

Last evening Klest went to Marlon Heights and in Rick's poolroom was recognized as one of the men who didn't show the Heights youths the right kind of hospitality when they visited Shamokin. An argument ensued, but before there could be much display of fists, Klest was arrested by Chief of Police Mike Swinko and lodged in the borough lockup. Later he was given a hearing before Justice Wagner. Some Seeking Post Made Vacant by Death of Michael Rafferty, Politicians Stated Today No formal applications for the vacancy on the Kulpmont council have been filed with the secretary of the body. Joseph J.

Butzko. The vacancy was caused by the si? i uu uluw mm Klupmont Young Women, Representing Hundred or More Students, Make Appeal to School Solons mm 1 death of Michael Rafferty, who had been president of the council for two years and who died several weeKs ago. While there are a number of aspirants for the post, according to KulP' mont politicians, yet there have been none formally made with the council secretary. Brother of Late Michael Raf-ferty, Former Kulpmont Native, Succumbs in Southern State Detaijs Lacking GET H1I REV. LANKIER 111 If E'S BESS! Second Innoculation for Diphtheria Administered to 600 Students Now ready An appeal for cleaner cars on which to ride from Kulpmont to Mt.

Carmel were made by two students of the borough who attend high school at Mt. Carmel at the meeting of the Kulpmont school board Tuesday evening. Misses Stella Peril and Mary La-haza represented the hundred or more scholars who daily ride to and from their Kulpmont homes to Mt. Carmel. They pointed out that the same cars used to transport miners going to work In the morning are used for service for the students and that they have found that clothing has been damaged.

The board listened to the plea of the two young women and withheld a decision. It was said today that it Is altogether likely that the will resort to the plan used before the special cars were chartered for the students. This plan was to have the students pay their own fares and then be reimbursed by the district at the end of the term. The board paid bills contracted during the month. Aside from the appeal of the students, there was little further business to come up for Rector of Kulpmont Episcopal Thomas Rafferty, former Kulpmont native and a brother of the late Michael Rafferty, who had been president of the Kulpmont council, died at his home in Texas, according to word received yesterday by Mrs.

Michael Rafferty. There were no details In the brief message as to the cause of death nor funeral plans. Mr. Rafferty was 45 years of age and had been living in Texas for a number of years. He was unmarried.

Church Called to Fredericksburg, W. Where Wife Lies III The 600 students of the Marion Heights schools, public and parochial, received their second innoculation of toxin anti-toxin, the diphtheria preventative'. Dr. R. B.

Bast, of Kulpmont, assisted by the state nurse, had charge of the work. The pupils are scheduled for one more innoculation. Planning to go to see his wife Tuesday of this week Rev. J. J.

Lan nler, rector of the Monroe H. Kulp Memorial Episcopal Church, leit a for hard-starting motors KLEH1.S AT fil. HIS DISPATCH AO IS hilt am METHODIST WOMEN TO EAT CHICKEN Atlantic Motor Oil Shamokin Man, Arrested in Rick's Pool Room Following Argument Last Night That the Dispatch classified columns are result-bringers and worthwhile is the opinion of A. C. Kemper, Kulpmont, who had his valuable dog, "Laddie." returned to him through a little ad in yesterday's issue.

The dog strayed away from the Kemper home. Turning to the classi- Members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Kulpmont Methodist church held their regular meeting last evening In the social rooms of the church. Routine matters were transacted. The women decided to go to Kling-erstown next Wednesday to enjoy a phicken supper. A renewal of a feud between groups of Marion Heights and Shamokin youths had a climax in the office of Justice of the Peace Daniel Wagner By CARTER JUST KIDS- UdRAT DO V13H THlNK-MOfA VOL) -WuSS DAVENPORT iSSrK DOr Perm.

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