The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-09

uOluerS VI Ju6 burte NdIlOudl DduhS
of Reynoldsville was held yesterday
afternoon, and board of directors
were elected for each bank.
PEOPLES NATIONAL.
Directors elected: w B. Alexander,
F. D. Smith, L. P. Seeley D
L. Taylor, August Baldauf Amos
Strouse, DR.. j. G. Sayers, Dr. H. B.
McGarrah, w. G. Murray, W. H.
Moore, James H. Spry. President,
vice-president, cashier and assistant
will be elected in day or two.
FIRST NATIONAL.
Directors elected ]. a. Kaucher, DR..
J. G. King, Daniel Nolan, j. H. Cor
bett, Henry G. Deible, ]. S. Hammond,
X. H. Wilson. President, vse-pres-
ident, cashier and assistant will be
elected Saturday evening.
CITIZENS NATIONAL.
Officers aud directors elected: Pres
ident, David Wheeler; vice. presidents,
Arthur ODonnel, Sr. and McCurdy
Hunter; cashier, j. S. Howard; asst.
cashier, ]. W. Hunter; directors, David
Wheeler, Arthur O'Donnell, Sr., Nc
Curdy Hunter, j. w. Stewart, j. F.
Dinger, pr. A. Fl. Bowser, Andrew
Wheeler, j. G. Brown, j. M. Nc
Creight. A dividend of 6 per cent was
declared, leaving a surplus of per
cent.
Nora e. Pifer, daughter of c. A.
Pifer, of Jackson street, Reynoldsville,
and James r. Oswald, of Brookville,
were married at $50 p. m. Wednesday,
January 2, 1907, by Rev. 7. Paden in
Allegheny City. Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald
came to Reynoldsville Monday.
d. M. Shearer, carrier on rural free
delivery route No. from Reynoldsville,
whose route covers q miles, walked and
carried the mail all of last week on &C.
count Of his horse not being in a good
condition and the roads being in very
bad condition. Mr.. Shearer injured
his right ankle very badly while max
ing his trip Saturday.
Miss Aldine Reed entertained twenty
six young lady friends at a five o'clock
dinner party last Wednesday evening.
After dinner few hours we're enjoyably
spent in games, etc. Miss Helen Meek
got the prize in the advertisement on
wall' entertainment. Miss Hazel Hoff-
man got prize in the postal card game,
and Miss Annie Bohren got the prize
in the progressive game.
Singing books to be used in the gos-
pei meetings are on sale at Stauffer's
grocery, w. H. Moore's grocery,
Robinson & Mundorff's grocery, Henry
& Miller's grocery, James Spry's gro
Gerry and will be sold in the Centennial
hall. Price 15 cts. apiece or two for Is
cents. Sale OF books is under the d.
rection OF music committee and pro-
ceeds will be used in the general ex-
pense fund.
The following committee has been
selected to handle the locating Of the
Standard Tie and Equipment Co. at
this place G. r. Hall, James Degnan,
James W. Gillespie, Jarvis Williams,
John Wagner, James b. Spry, Nathan
Headley, Joseph Williams, Thos. E.
Evans, G. W. Stoke, Jr., l. M. Swartz,
Thos. F. Adam, X. @. Schuckers, ]. S.
Howard, F. X. Alexander, Chas. NJ.
Milliren, w. c. Murray, W. W. Wiley,
The country members in the State
Legislature have formed an organiza-
tion for the purpose OF holding their
own in the legislature against the
members from the large cities and In
this way, and this alone, can they be OF
good service to their constituents.
Hon. S. Taylor North, of Punxsu-
tawpey, who is now serving his second
term as Assemblyman from Jefferson
county, was chosen president OF the
country members organization.