The News-Chronicle from Shippensburg, Pennsylvania • Page 6

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929' THE SHIPPENSBURG. PA. PAGE SIX DIEHL ELECTED BY FASHIONLAND Ellsworth on Saturday, October 26. Mr. and Mrs.

James Showaker and three children hajve returned from their trip to Ohio. While theie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis and Mi. a.id W.

M. A. INSTITUTE AT OAKVILLE 17 Members Of Local Society Present Playlet Frock Event CLOSEVOTE Other Republicans Win By Large Majorities In Franklin County Mrs. Denton Shields and children took them by auto to Lake Erie! They en-j joyed the trip and brought home with them some raspberries which grew in Mr. Shields' garden, i Mr.

and Mrs. George Gutshall iind (two sons and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hoov- 1 er and son were Sunday afternoon Saturday night and Sunday with their grandparents Charts Burkhokler and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Beecher spent Sunday with Robert Brown and family at West Hill. Harry Hoover and family and Marie Finkey spent Sunday with Dan Hoover and family. Rev. and Mrs.

S. M. Stouffer took dinner on Sunday with Charles Burkhokler and family. Edgar Gaynian also spent part of the day at the same home. Samuel Bowers, Miss Martha Finkey and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Finkey spent Sunday evening with John Finkey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd George and children, Mrs.

Sophia George and son Peggy Page FcrOcEio A Missionary Institute of the Pennsylvania Branch of the Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church, was held at Oak-ville on Wednesday with sessions afternoon and evening. Mrs. Reuben Rife of Chamber. bnvir district leader presided at both callers at the Thomas Cohick home. Robert Varner spent from Satur- MetZ For PrOthOnOtarV day until Sunday with his cousin Ray-; mond Shoemaker.

At an unusual price sessions and delegates attended from It is sincerely hoped that every American Legion member who possibly can will maka it a point to be present at the Annual Father and Sons Banquet which their Auxiliary Unit. 223 is giving for them Monday evening, November 11, Armistice Day at 6 o'clock in the Cumberland Valley Hose Houss. Every member has been doing their tVii-s hanouet a 111 ft Wilbur spent Sunday in lork visiting in the home of Samuel and Ira George. Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Raudabaugh and Eber Hoover and family attended a rally service at the McCallister church on Sunday morning and report a good meeting. Lester Burkhokler and family spent Sunday with Ira Sollenberger and family. Shippensburg, Mowersville, Newburg and Oakville. The theme of the sermon was "Knowing and addresses were made on this subject by Miss Janet Gilbert of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Gris-singer of Chambersburg.

"The Mite a playlet, was given by seventeen members of the society of the Messiah United Brethren i church here. Luncheon was served in the church basement which was attractively dec-l orated in a lavender and white color scheme, and autumn leaves and fall flowers. During this hour there was ja fellowship circle and table quiz. John B. Diehl.

of Marion, Republican, was elected county treasurer of Franklin county, according to the unofficial returns over Harry Zimmerman by a small margin. Complete unofficial returns give Diehl a margin of approximately 50 votes. Mr. Diehl will succeed County Treasurer Rife who has filled the office for the past term. Mr.

Rife succeeded Col. W. C. Bambrick, who was the first Democrat to take over this office in a long period of years. The race between Mr.

Diehl and Mr. Zimmerman was exceedingly close, both candidates having conducted a clean, aggressive campaign. Mr. Zimmerman, like Mr. Diehl, is well and favorably known throughout the county.

Bowman Metz, of Waynesboro, Grange Officers The Middle Spring Grange elected officers to serve for the ensuing year as follows: Master, Prof. Millard Fitzgerald of Shippensburg; Overseer, Wilbur Snoke, Newburg; Steward, Edwin Oc-ker, Middle Spring; assistant Ste-iward, Wayne Heberlig. Newburg; Chaplain, Chick Mellott, Shippensburg route Treasurer, Levi Hoover, Mid-idle Spring; Secretary, Mrs. Harvey Hoch, Shippensburg; Gatekeeper, Har-i per Handshew, Middle Cere-jse, Mrs. John Davidson, Mowersville route Lecturer, Mrs.

Ralph Killian, Shippensburg R. Pomona, Mrs. John Fogelsanger, near Shippensburg; Mrs. Wilbur Snoke, Mowersville, route Lady Assistant to Steward, Mrs. Harry Ott, Shippensburg, R.

pianist, Mrs. J. Brady Smith, Shippensburg, route 2. CULBERTSON 1)11 luwaiu success and a fine program, plenty of eats, a social time is being arranged for and what a spbndid chance to discuss activities for the coming year which should be one of J.ie best years in the history of our organiza- tions, since th State convention will be held in an adjoining county which is a part of our own district. Will each one just make a special effort to come and contribute to its These frocks show in every detail their "fine shop" origin.

They have that little extra smartness that excellence Hallowe'en Party Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hargleroad entertained at a birthday party in honor of their son John, on Wednesday. Those present were Ned Shatz-er, Buddy Myers, 'and Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Pilgrim and daughters Ruth and Dorothy. rrj Wene-er snent Wednes A Hallowe'en surprise party was held last Thursday evening at the of line and fabric that iden tify them at once as Peggy home of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Raum, two miles south of Shippensburg. The Page Frocks and frocks of our Dartv was a great surprise for Mr.

and Mrs. Raum. Those present were shop. Of course they are in-vididuaj models so beautifully made so economically Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Clippinger ana dauehters. Mary and Helen, Mr. and Bruce Clippinger, Ruth Garman, defeated Charles Gillan, Democrat, for prothonotary by a big margin as returns indicate. Mr. Metz, on January 1, will succeed W.

S. Kolb, who has filled the office for several terms. Other county officials elected were: John B. Stoner, of Waynesboro, who was elected director of the poor without opposition. Maurice L.

Wingerd, Republican, of Chambersburg, defeated H. E. Sny-' der, Democrat, for jury commissioner, bv a big vote. 'Unofficial figures from all but a few townships show the following to-i tals: priced because Peggy Page i WALNUT BOTTOM i William Hemminger has installed all electric gas pumps in front of his garage; also a large electric sign which adds much to his place of busi- ness. I Mrs.

Sallie Mitten, Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Ocker and sons. Reese, Port and day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Victor Rife of near Oak Grove.

Mrs. Rebecca Leidig, Mrs. Gertie I Myers and son Jay, spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Flovd Cormany.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dice of So-. cial Island spent Thursday at the, home of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred A. Gomer. Mr. and Mrs. John Hargleroad and daughters Mary and Velva attended; the Community Meeting at Scotland; on Wednesday evening.

I Frocks originally sell for $24.75 and up. One will se NEWVILLE R. R. 3 George Cohick and family took din- ner at the heme of Coyle Barrick on Cloyd George and family spent Sunday in York visiting his brother Samuel and wife. John Burkhokler and family, Mrs- i Ida Martin and Mrs.

Florence Shenk took dinner at the Norman Shenk home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Somuel Shields spent the week-end at East W'aterford Juniata county visk'mg in the home of Sherd Haines and family. Mrs.

Paul Negiey and children visited at her home on Sunday. Master Dale y.ncl Cloyd George spent Ralph, Emeline Funston, and Mr. and Mrs. Pharos Clippinger. Games were played and Mrs.

Sallie i Mitten told a number of ghost stor- lect from this group ones sport, I Lewis Goodhart spent the veeK-ena tailored and afternoon frocks ies. Refreshments were served and with supreme confidence and at Altoona. i G. H. Stumbaugh and family spent the week-end with C.

E. Moore and I everybody present enjoyed the party. I complete satisfaction. Entertains at Bridge Miss Esther Foose, Stewart Place, entertained her card club at her home nn Wednesday evening. -4.

"9 Guests present were Mrs. George Judge of the Superior Court William H. Keller 9,161 Thomas J. Baldridge 7,315 Henry C. Niles 4,854 County Treasurer John B.

Diehl 8,887 Harry M. Zimmerman 8,878 Prothonotary Bowman Metz 8.862 Charles H. Gillan Jury Commissioner Maurice L. Wingerd 8,997 H. E.

Snyder 4,933 Included in this selection Mrs. Floyd Cormany and children Junior and" Janet spent Saturday at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mvers of Chambersburg.

Mrs. Fanny Wingert attended a Love Feast at Antrim on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Snoke of near Culbertson and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred A. Gomer of Culbertson snent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E.

Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hargleroad and son John and Miss Mary Hargleroad spent the week-end at the home I of Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Shamlian of family. Preaching services in the Evangelical church Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith buried their infant son in the Evangelical cemetery last Monday.

School is expected to start in the new building next Monday. The hunters report game being very plentiful. If you don't believe that woman is superior to man just dress one of each in a fur coat and take a look at them. Reese, Mrs. Herman Sheatter, Mrs.

Frank Mrs. Fred Squires, Robert Martin, Mrs. Orval Reed, of frocks are the Love- SQUIRES Mary Arnold, May Mmtdrop, Nellie Baker, Maud Farner, Kearon Funston Lore frocks sponsored by Peggy Page. These sell at $19.75 and $24.75. and TCsther Foose.

Hie-h scores were held by Mrs. HAS Robert Martin and Mrs. George Reese. There are also many other new frocks which have Brooklyn, New York. Miss Hulda Piper and friend of I Amberson spent the week-end at the i home of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Pilgrim. I Miss Janet Rife spent a short time I Sunday afternoon with Miss been arriving daily with in the last week. They are REDUCED PRICES ON ALL Majestic NEWBURG Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. A.

Hoffman were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hoffman daughter of Harrisburg 0.

M. Ba'mck 'and family of Carlisle, Mr Mrs. J. C. Hoover and two children of Shippensburg.

Preston Rebok and family and Victor Rebok of Philadelphia, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Rebok.

Misses Anna Douglas, Carrie Strohm and Gail Kendig all of Har AT Hargleroad. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sleigh ter and daughter Grace of Cheesetown and Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Myers of Chambersburg spent Sunday at the home nf Mr and Mrs. Irvin Rotz. advance spring styles in black, brown and the high shades of red, green and blue, in flat crepes, satins, printed silks and novelty wools. An unusual $25.00 risburg were home on election day. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Diven of Ship ly large selection to choose Miss Elizabeth Foust spent Sunday I at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brake of Red Bridge. Jay Myers spent Sunday in Gettysburg.

Misses Fanny Rife of near Culbertson, Ethel Wingert of Pinola and Gladys and Mary Shatzer spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Janet Rife. Miss Velva Hargleroad spent Sunday afternoon' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cormany. Misses Helen Cormany and Pauline Sollenberger spent the week-end at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Cor from in frocks and three piece suits, including knit pensburg spent Friday with and Mrs. Hugh Shoop.

Mrs. Herbert Heberlig of Harrisburg spent Friday in Newburg. W. J. Evans and Harry Turns of Harrisburg spent Friday and Saturday with Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Shoop. Wrilliam Shultz and family of Waynesboro called on Mr. and Mrs. D.

O. Powell on Sunday. Varia is viitirg ted fabrics. many of Chambersburg. I Mrs.

Jessie McCorrnick and daugh ter Ruth and Isaac Rotz of Nyesville II it uni Mrs. Jennie Burkholder. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Basehore spent the week-end with Mrs.

Base-hore's Mrs. Effie Swartz. spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Cormany. Mrs.

Jacob Martin spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Jennie Hargleroad. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sollenberger and children Chester and Bertha and Mrs.

Fanny Wingert spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles LURGAN Model 1 Shank of near Marion. Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin E. Martin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar of near Culbertson. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Sollenberger and son Marvin of near Culbertson and Miss Miriam Stouffer who is working in Chambersburg, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stouffer. Harry Cramer of Steelton spent Wednesday in the home of his sister, Mrs.

E. Gabler and family. T.oren Garman of Harrisburg spent exceptionally low price $116.00 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wingert of Carlisle spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Avery Sollenberger and Mrs. Fanny Wingert. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Cormany of Chambersbure and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde SUITS and Overcoats that will surprise you with the excellent tailoring, the perfect fit and the handsome, rugged, all wool fabrics. We're surely offering won-derf ul values and invite com-i parison. You'll certainly save money at Kronenberg's this fall.

This big, roomy, daylight store is ready to render you prompt, efficient and economical service. KIRDN EN BERG'S CARLISLE'S BIC CLOTHING STORE Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. J.

Stouffer. Rev. Snyder Alleman and family of Stephen City, spent Sunday in the home of his brother L.R. Alleman and family. Mrs.

Susie Willows of Mongul spent I Tuesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. for this NEW Bittinger and children Gladys, Jay, Leon, and June of near Culbertson spent Sunday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cormany.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Martin and son Last Saturday the response to our advertisement of frocks at $13.75 was so great that many who came into our shop could not be waited on. We are now giving those patrons and all others another opportunity to select from this group. This time we have included some frocks for the woman as well as the miss and the size range is from 14 to 40.

You will marvel at the price of these frocks. MAJESTIC the latest model out Free demonstration Free service Fully guaranteed C. T. Stouffer. Miss Kathryn Rohr of Roxbury spent Monday with Misses Elizabeth and Rebecca Shearer.

C. T. Stouffer is improving his property by painting. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Paxton and daughter spent Friday in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Paxton of Mowersville. Ralph McElhaney was one of the lucky hunters in getting a fine turkey. Bowman's Fording Harold spent Sunday evening with Mr.

Martin's parents Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Martin of near Culbertson.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pilgrim and children of near Culbertson, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pilgrim.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stauffer of Chambersburg and Mrs.

John Hargleroad and daughter Velva spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rife. Jesse Sollenberger is spending several weeks in Orlanda, Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Myers and son Buddy spent Monday evening at the home tif Mrs. Myers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kell of near Culbertson.

SQUIRES Music House Card of Thanks Mrs. Paul Coover and two daughters, Mrs. George Gutshall and son, Mrs. Mose Franklin and son, Grace and Martha Hemminger, Chios Forney and Robert Hockensmith visited Council Bluff school last Thursday afternoon and enjoyed the Hallowe'en program given by the pupils. Mrs.

Thomas Cohick has purchased a new enameled range. Mr. and Mrs. JoseDh McDermond Shippensburg, Pa. Red Arrow Money with all purchases i To the voters of Shippensburg: I wish to take this way of express- 1 ing to the voters of and i vicinity my sincere thanks for the sup- port given me at the general election i on November 5.

E. E. ZINN "Frocks and Footwear That Are Different" 132 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, Pa. ir announce the birth of a son Gene.