The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-12-26

stituent members of the First Baptist
church of Reynoldsville.
Funeral service at 2.30 p. m. Christ.
mas day at home of w. J. McCreight,
son-in-law of deceased, on Jackson
street. conducted by Rev. DR.. A. ].
Meek. Interment in Reynoldsville
cemetery. Hughes g. Fleming lave
charge of the funeral. Chartered
trolley car will leave the residence of
Mr.. McCreight for cemetery at 1926.
Nicholas We.sch and family are
visiting in Tarentum. ,.
Ten degrees above zero at 200 p I'M.
this Monday afternoon. e. ,'7f
Harry McGrody, Of Pittsburg, visited
his father in this place the past week.
A large crowd of people we're out
buying Christmas presents Saturday
afternoon and evening. The stores
were crowded.
The basket ball team of the Olympian
Club OF Warren, Pa, will play the first
team of the Reynoldsville Athletics at
Park Theatre Friday evening, Decem-
Der 2Sth.
Charles j. Bangert, who established
the Falls Creek Herald in 1891, has
bought the Big Run Tribune and will
edit that paper. Charles was editor of
the Tribune several years ago.
A fine musical program was rendered
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. The choir was assisted by an
orchestra and Prof. w. W. Kiple, the
violinlst. There was large congre-
cation present.
A cantata, "Son OF the Highest"
was sung in the M. E. church by choir
Sunday evening under the direction Of
Prof. Arthur a. Haskins. There was
large congregation present to enjoy
the cantata, which was we'll rendered.
On account Of Tuesday being holiday
-Christmss-union prayer meetings
will be held on Thursday evening Of
this week, but next week the prayer
meetings will be held on Tuesday even
ing.
The Dayton basket ball team is on a
trip through this section OF the country
and will stop here on Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 26, toplay the second team Of
the Reynoldsville Athletics at the Park
Theatre.
Sunday was Decision Day" in the M.
E. Sunday school and number Of
scholars made a start In the christian
life. They will be received on pro-
baton In the church next Sunday
morning.
Scholars of the Presbyterian, Baptist,
Methodist Episcopal and Lutheran Sum-
day schools will be given their Christ
mas treats this Monday evening.
Special programs have been arranged
for all the schools.
The grand jury in Allegheny county
court returned an indictment last
Wednesday, December 19, against
Patrick Coyne, Of Falls Creek, charging
him with the murder of his three-year
old soh, Maurice, whom he threw into
the Monongahela river from the 2ls,
street bridge at Pittsburg October lst.
Chaplain G. G. McCabe, Of Phils
delphia, who was elected bishop IL
the Methodist Episcopal church il
1895, died in the New York Hospital
New York City, Wednesday OF las
week. Apoplexy was cause Of his death
Bishop McCabe lectured in Centennia
hall, Reynoldsville, twelve or thirteel
years ago.
One Of the most powerful and eloguen
speakers IN the country. Mr.. Woo.
more than realized in the minds of hi
bearers the glowing tributes which hav'
been paid him by press, pulpit and lee
ture platform all over this broad land
and should he again revisit the city h'
would draw one OF the largest and mos
Intelligent thinking audiences ever as
semSled in this city. II is hoped suct
time may soon come. .-Lockport IN
W DAILY Journal At Assembly hal
Thursday evening, Jan. 3rd.