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Tiir nrnnv AM imtv TIHICC Aw.t 1957 trnrv CROSSWORD PUZZLE rage inc. rcnm tuuin i 'hwim ICKESliURG from PSge 1) I 51 F-'V Miss Bower Becomes Bride Of R. I. Brown Mr. and Mrs.

L. Miles Bower, i Pleasant View Farm, Blain, an-Inounce the marriage of their It FROM OUR EARLY FILES Thursday, Aug. 20, 1914 LIVERPOOL VIEWS Aug. 19. Dr.

Stanley Snyder, if Ilarrisiburg, spent several days ecently with his Jay Snyder, and wife. Those who attended the fura-ral of Henry Freed recently at Darman's Funeral Home, at Mt Pleasant Mills, were his daughter Mrs. Joe Ullman, of Wasfo-ngton D. Mrs. Carrie Decked Mrs.

El ma Miller, Mrs. Hilda Trimmer and Jay Trimmer, of Mr. and Mrs. James Rudy and children, of Newport, R. visited Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr.

and: Mis. Conrad Rice. A2c Albert Klinger left on Tuesday for an air base in Maine. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Latehford and daughters, of Newport, visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ruth Wallett, and sun. Kenneth Keisler and family, of Pittsburgh; Ray Welch and family, Wilmington, and Miss Belva Jane Leonard spent the week-end with their parents, Harry Leonard and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Joslah Dum, of Landi.sburg, A2c Albert Klinger, David Wallett and- Ray Latehford visited Russell Reisinger and family. It Pay to Advertise in The Tinn-t! SUBSCRIBE FOR TUF. TIMES. S2.U0 Per Year Miss Laura M. Ard, of tills place, left yesterday morning for Washington, D.

where die has secured a clerkship. Mrs. Chas. E. Clouser and two children, Miss Laura Smith, Rev.

G. W. Meilheny, wife and daughter and Frank Fetterhoff, wife i I23 tfcr 7M-J I -HUIaJ 1 luir 11 daughter, Nancy Elizabeth, to Mr. Robert Irwin Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Merrltt Brown, of Lomera Acres, Eastcri, Pa. Mrs. Brown' is a graduate cf the Blain Union -High School and Pennsylvania State University where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics. She has been employed 'by the University Extension Service as assistant ex- tension heme economist in Lancaster county. Recently Mrs.

Brown accepted a position in the University of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia. Mr. Brown Is a graduate of Nazareth High School and the Pennsylvania State University, College of Agriculture. He will begin his third year of study at the University of Pennsylvania, SUnullrg and family, Newport. Mr.

and Mrs. A E. Lynch, Mrs. Roy Kline and Robert Rlcedorf and family visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. denser and family, in Hunter's Valley.

Carl.Ricedorf visited his mother, Mrs. John- Rlcedorf, Sunday, at the Mr. and Mis. Ben Sheibley, of Carlisle, and Lester Orris and family, cf Harrisburg, visited Mrs. Mae Orris and s-jii, Paul, and attended the sale of Mrs.

Mellisa Moe. Mrs. Mae returned' heme from a visit near Center. Mrs. Burner and Amos I'i'tzel, of Rosebuig, cafled on Margaret Gray.

Our cemmunity was shocked to h-sar cf the welder death of Dr. Kistler, of Blain. He certainly will be missed by everyone. Our deepest sympathy to the family. Mr.

and Mrs. David Powell, Alfred Shcpe and Mrs. John Fuller were to Rickets Glen Sunday, where they met their daughter, Mrs. Frank Manuel, husband and cf Scrar.ton, and helped Alfred Shcpe celebrate his 18th birthday with a dinner together. Van Milligan, cf R.

purchased the Mellisa Moe iou.se here, at public sale, PUZZLE No. 4flO CONSTANCE M. RUSSIXL Miss Russell Betrothal Told Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.

Russell, of New Eloojnfield, have announced the engagement cf their daughter, Constance Mar-lene, to Mr. Donald Raffe-nsperg-er, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Clair D. Raffersperger, also of New 'harrisburg, and Mrs.

Robert En-Jers, of Carlisle. Annie Stailey and Miss Zella Flickiivger visited recently with Miss Ruth Brown and brother, at Wormleytburg. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Mengle the wedding of her niece, Miss Lorraine Wilt, and Harold Bogar, of Selinsgrove, held recently in the Lutheran Church, the pastor, the Rev. E. O. Steig-srwalt performing the ceremony.

They also attendd the reception. Mrs. John Talheim and children, of Williamsport, spent several days recently with her grandfather, James Snyder, and brother, Roscoe. Mr. and Mrs.

James Holman spent several days recently in the Poconos, Eaglesmere, Harvey's Lake, and other places cf interest. Manford and Lou Stailey have improved their heme by paint of Sumatra 22 More urtful '24 Child's nama for father 25 Proportions 2li Show 27 Killed 31 Country 33 Shield 34 Give 35 Cubic meters 37 ThinaK'dona 39 Visible vapor 42 Wearing a defensive head covering 44 Astound 47 Of un age group 49 MakfS 52 To blush 54 Lociition 57 Tantalize SU Independent kingdom of Asia CO St ren obstructions 61 Lamb's pen name 02 Field of granular snow 63 Wheel tracks 67 A bet in roulette 69 Feminine name 70 Child's nani4 lor father 73 Chinese measure Philadelphia where he is major-Ing in veterinary medicine. He affiliated' with Alpha-. Zeta Agricultural honorary fraternity ind Alpha Psi, professional veterinarian fraternity. The couple will be at heme at 1818 Spruce Street, Philadelphia after September 3.

I S3 Back of neck (pi.) 85 Symbol for tellurium 56 Encounter 58 Members of armed forces 60 Protector 84 Tardy 65 Came to earth 66 Smear 68 Warm 71 Muck 72 Landed property 74 Collection of facts 75 Loose granular material 76 Centaur shot by Hercules 77 Young boy Bloomfield. TUESDAY MIGHT, SEPT. 3 POET H9YAI. AIR Both are graduates cf Perry and children were among those who attended the Mt. Gilead picnic on Saturday.

Jacob Brunner, wife and daughter Ethel, and Harry Ayle, wife and children, Charles and Verna, all of A 1 town spent Sunday as guests of Chas. S. Br miner and wife, in Centre town-thin. Misses Carrie and Helen Keis-er went to Enola Saturday morning to visit their sister. Miss Carrie returned home Sunday ivenir.g but Miss Helen will remain for the week.

Edwin Askins, of Harrisburg, spent from Friday until Sunday evening with his parent- W. Askins and wife, in this place. Miss Anna B. Tiostle, a teacher at Ridgewater, N. was the guest cf Miss Mary Rice during last week.

Mrs. Jas. Stockton Roddy and children, of Olyphant, are visiting relatives in this place. Chas. M.

Spahr, of Harrisbug, Sunday with his brother, J. A. Spa'hr and wife. LOVSVILLK Mrs. Lin foot and Phillip, left for their home In Rochester, N.

on Friday, after visiting her mother, Mrs. Win. Keil, and brother, Newton, ami other friends lie re for some time. Mrs. Win.

Rhoads, of Harrisburg, formerly of llii.s place, is vidting her sister, Mia Margaret llfciin. Chas. Hampton was in Wash Joint High School. Mr. Raffens-perger is associated with the New Blocmfield Auto Company No date has been set for the SNYDER'S SHOP wedding.

ACROSS 1 Moccasin 4 Drinking vessels 10 Antleied animal 14 Wing 15 Bird 16 Excavation 17 Libyan seaport 19 Number admitted In sports event 20 Ardor 21 River islands 23 Flying boat -25 Sells in small quantities 28 Thin narrow board 29 Street labbr.) 30 Cruises 32 Exceeds m.p.h. allowed by law 36 Juana 38 Hurdles 40 Cant 41 Unit of measurement 43 Lasso 45 Mathematical term 46 Group of eight 48 East Indian tree 80 Babylonian numeral SI Ship engaged ui hunting a eeja paammaj M7 Norlli Fourth Street NEWPORT, PA. Miss Klinger To Wed Aug. 30 ing it. Mr.

ano Mrs. Albert Dodge and of Harriwburg, Sunday, August 11, with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Jarrett. Burner's Sunday School will We are opening I OUR ANNUAL SUMMER SALE on all lines of merchandise. Prices reduced for clearance.

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and Mrs DOWN 1 To stuff 2 Beverage 3 Gem weight 4 Pertaining to space 5 Symbol for tantalum 6 Unit of energy 7 Cleopatra' handmaid 8 Observes 9 Purloins 10 Protects 11 Weight of India 12 Large dog 13 Man's nickname lit Island, west Miss Sheaffer Wed Recently Miss Betty Lou Sheaffer, daughter, cf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheaffer, of became the bride of Lewis Lee Gutshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gut-shall, of Blain, on Saturday in the Methodist Church, at Winchester, Va.

Rev. Oblegly officiated with a double ring ceremony. Beverly and Barbara Bender, nieces of the groom, were ring bearers. Witnesses were the groom's mother, Mrs. Vernon Gutshall, hold their annual picnic In the Grove at the Church Saturday afternoon, August 31.

All id Mr. and Mrs. Robert Register, Annie Stailey and Miss Sella Fred D. Klinger Shermans Dale have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ethel, to Edwin G. Robinson, son o) Mr.

a Mrs George Robin son, New Answer to huizle No. 458 FlicKinger were recent business callers in Sun-bury. Always for All YOUR LAYETTE NEEDS Mr. and Mrs. James Harrigan The bride was attired in a street lenath dress of white n-v- and family, of Baltimore, visited recently with Mrs.

Nora Mr. Gutshall is employed at the Carlisle Tire and Rubber Co. plant. TJiey will be at the home cf the froom for the present. a-nd sister and husband, Mr.

and Ion and' the groom in a gray Mrs. Harold Bender. business suit. Miss Klinger WSm xxxxxxixxzxizzixrrxxxzxxixiiiizxiixxxzxrixzrniixiixizir Both are employed at the Capitol Products Corporation, Me-chanicsburg. The wedding date has been set for August 30.

I Still Greater RE DUCTIONS AT II WSJ a JuUIHrUL rHjHIUNo CARLISLE, PA. ington, D. 1 uesday. LAMMSliLKG Mrs. Chas.

Burtr.ett, sans George and John, are visiting her mother, in Mrs. C. A. Smith is visiting in Philadelphia Atlantic City and Camden, N. J.

Wm. Leonard and daughter, of York, are visiting hi; father, Geo. Leonard, Sr. Guests at Hotel Dempsey are Mr. and Mrs.

Best, of Harrisburg, Mr. Hippie, of Williamsport, and Mrs. Carl, of Spring township. iCKKSIJCitG-Miss Mary Killer is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Annie Kiner.

Mrs. Wm. Robinson and son, of Port Royal, spent Friday with Samuel D. Simunton, calling to oilier friends in the afternoon. Mrs.

Ehna Millington and three children, of Pottsville, came Sunday evening to visit her par Lippmae Kelser and family. Dr. and Mrs. A. G.

Kunkle were recent business callers in Sun-bury. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Mo.ssinger and son, Lee, of Wilmington, visited recently with friends in Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wallis, of Virginia, visited recently with his father, Ralph Wallis, and other Mr. and Mrs.

Rollo G. Smith -ers and Mrs. 'Smithers' mother, Mrs. Bender, of Harrisburg, visited Mrs. Raymond Leach and sister, recently.

Mrs. Raymond Leach and sister, Bertha Hoffman, attended an Eastern Star committee picnic at the summer home, "Whispering Pines," of Mr. and Mrs. N. H.

Arbegast, Beavertown, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson and family attended the Ar 'xxixxxixxixixxiiziixiziiixxiinxixiixxxrxrixzxxr AUGHMAN 'S LAST THREE DAYS CLEARANCE OF BETTER SHOES New Germantown Aug. 19.

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hockenberry and children and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Denhil and two children, of NewvilK called on Mr.

and Mrs. William Hostet-ter and family on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Hostetter and family, of Newville, called on Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Hostetter and his mother, Mi's. Sarah Hostetter, Sunday afternoon. We were very sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Frank Snyder She was a good' friend of mine and a mate.

My sympathy goes to her husband and family and also to her brothers and sisters and to her many friends. Mr. and Mrs. David Bower and family, of Newport, and Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Shumaker, of Harrisburg and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hostetter called on Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hostetter Sunday after Red Cross Shoes Regular to 13.95 Now $7,99 Red Cross Cobblers Regular to Now ents, J. Wharton luce and wife.

MIM.titSTOVVN Miss Helen Rounsley was elected teacher of 'the Primary School at a ipeciai meeting of the school beard. Wm. Taylor and wife, of Greeiisburg, are the guests of his parents, John Taylor and wife. Nelson Rounsley and friend, Roy Gurley, of Allodia, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Hannah koiiiisley.

nold Reunion, recently, at Port Royal. On Thursday evening, August 8, the following persons enjoyed a picnic supper at Crow's Ferry: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Deck-ard, Prof.

and. Mrs. Alvin Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Maurice Shuler, Dr. J. E. A. Bucke, Mrs.

Jennie Jarrett, Bruce Williamson, Edward Murray, of Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Shut- DOYS' STUDENTS' WEAR 13'l N. Hanover Sheet Carlisle, Pa. OUTFITTERS OF BOYS AND STUDENTS from Kindergarten to College The most complete selection to be found in this vicinity.

LIPPMAN'S SHOES 137 S. Hanover St. Carlisle, Pa. Lleworth and Mrs. George Owens, of Rarrisiburg.

A very delicious noon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Routh and family, of Spring City, spent Siford Notes supper was served anai at tne ZTTTTTTTTrTTTTyTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtXXXXXrXXXXXXXXXXXXXZZZrXXXXZZZZXZXXZXXXXZl'i Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.

W. end a beautiful birthday cake with lighted candles was presented to Mrs. Owens, in honor of her birthday anniversary. I The famousi After spending some time in the grove, some of the party went to the cottage of Dr.N J. E.

A. Bucke where they spent a delightful hour or more singing symns and in pleasant conversation. Miss Gertrude Shuler, of Mil-lersburg visited recently with her uncle and: aunt, Mr. and Mrs. S.

Maurice Shuler. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grubb spent ten days recently touring New York and the New England States, covering over 2,100 miles in eight different states. STATIONERY NEEDS BOOK BAGS 3 for 10c 20c PENCILS COMPASSES $1.29 to Aug.

20. Mr. and Mrs. Lester rielsher and' children and Mr. and Norman Sheafier and Cathy Sheaffer, of Little Buffalo Valley, spent from Saturday until Monday at the Fleisher cabin, near Galeton.

Mrs. Mary Lenig lok dinner Sunday with Miss Sarah Tooiney. They visited in the afternoon with Geo. II. Super, who is 90 years old and is a at the home of his son, Irving, and must a wheel-chair.

Mrs. Irving Super, who has been hospitalized, may be able to be brought heme this week. Emory and Estella Smilh attended the funeral of their uncle, W. C. Shatto, in Howe township.

Mr and Mrs. Richard Dill and daughter, Leona, cf Folsom, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

McNaughton, and were accompanied home by Kay Dill. Other recent visitors were Mr. arid Mrs. I. M.

Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAllister and children, cf Harrisburg; Mrs. Mary Reeder and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert McNaughton and children, of Newport, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ca.sner and Mrs. Donald Kain. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Fleisher and children, of Millersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fleisher and children, of Colonial Park, were Sunday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Fleish-t r. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Lcnig were Mrs.

Emma Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tressler, son Charles and daughter, Mrs. Robert Barnes, of Newport, Chester Corsnitz, of Harrisburg, and Michael Raub, of Duncanr.on.

M. Hostetter and family. Mr. Ed Struble celebrated his 81st birthday Sunday. Take it easy now, Pappy.

We all wish him many more happy birthdays. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David College were Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Krammas and children, Harry, Kim, Roy and Ray, of Pine Grove; Miss Ronna Kelly, of Huntingdon and Washington, D. Mrs. Reed Kelly and granddaughter, of Huntingdon; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Young, of Smith-field, Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Gibney and son, John, of Reading Mr. and Mrs.

Richard E. College and sons Michael Stephen and Douglas Lee, of Cumberland, Mi's. Matthew J. Gibney, and daughters, Patsy, Mary Ann Aileen and Sally. Mrs.

Gibney and daughter left by plane Monday morning August 19, for 3an Francisco, Calif. They would be met there by Major Gibney and their four sons. The family will make their home in Sacramento, while the Major is on tour of duty in Japan and Korea. Wm. Mumper and wife 'visited their daughter, Rae, of Chester, over the week-end.

They brought the family back for a visit until Labor Day. Others who visited them were Mrs. Reisinger and three children, of Millerstown; Mrs. Fleisher and three children, of Newport; Mr. and Mrs.

Laddie Mumper and Stevie, Blain, and Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Mumper and children, of town. We were very sorry to hear of the death of our dear old doctor, Dr.

Kistler. He was truly a friend in need; a friend and doctor to the poor as well as the rich. He $2.98 Was $1.50: NOW $1.15 PASTE ISc 20c FILLER PAPER NOTEBOOKS 29c to $1.00 ERASERS 5c to 15c Rev. C. T.

Theal Guest Preacher Guest preacher this Sunday morning, August 25, at 10:30 a. at the Centre Presbyterian Church, will be the Reverend Charles T. Theal. Mr. Theal, a graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary, is paster of the Trinity Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg and the Dauphin Presbyterian Church.

His sermon will be "The Mystery of the Kingdom of God." The pastor of the Centre Church, the Reverend Richard E. Sigler, will be directing the Post-High Conference of the Synod of Pennsylvania of the Presbyterian Church. The conference, for single young people out of high school and under twenty-three years of age, will be held at Camp Michaux. A This sculptured sheath brief i oilers a happy minimum of molded WHITE BOBBY SOCKS rv.u MISSES' ORLON CARDIGANS SWEATERS $2.98 nylon tricot to keep you cool and comfy the same fabulous quality, custom fit, careful detail at a new budget price. In Dawn BOYS' ATHLETIC SOCKS 49c pair 39c to 59c Pink or White.

Si2es 4 to 7 now $1.15, Sues 8 a4 9 $1.50. has gone to his well-earned re If I AT R'C 5c to $1.00 Store IV 1 II New Bloomfield PERRY COUNTY'S 1ST SELF-SERVICE VARIETY STORE From The Dale Aug. 19. Mr. and Mrs.

Sherwood Sheaffer, and daughter, Brucetta, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Getz at their hunting camp at Brie-, Branch, near Harrisonburg, Saturday night they attended the Jousting Tournament, at Natural Chimneys, Va. ward. Our sincere sympathy to the family.

Also to Mrs. Roush, whose husband passed away the same day. A leading steel company has prepared a 17-000-square foot for its vital records in the depths of a former coal mine, where it is hoped the records iil lbs safe in the event of atomic attack. W. PHONE 1073 Carlisle, Pa.

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