The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-19


The Ladies' Work Society OF the
Presbyterian church will hold n
social at the home of Mrs. James A.
McCreight on Hill street on Friday
evening of this week. The husbands
are invited.
The Goth semi-annual session of the
Clarion Distric. Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at Oak Ridge on Monday Tues
day and Wednesday Of next week, June
"a, 25 and 20.
The regular monthly Powell bond
social will be held In the festal hall of
the M. e. church Friday, June 81. A
large attendance is desired owing to
the mission of the social last month,
and good time will be arranged for
all.
Children's day was observed by the
Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday
schools last Sunday Excellent pro
grams were given in both churches.
Large congregations were pre- resent and
enjoyed the exercises given by the
children.
j. E. Kirkwood organized new Sun
day school at Pardus last Sunday. N.
A. Headley, of this place assisted Mr..
KirFwood. The officers elected were:
Superintendent, Joseph Mayhem; Asst.
Supt., George Caldwell; secretary, Miss
Laura Patterson.
At the 6lst annual meeting of the
Clearfield Baptist Association held in
Curwensville last week Rev. j. Booth
was elected moderator and DR.. A. j.
Meek was reelected secretary for the
sixth time. The association will meet
in Westover next year.
Saturday evening, June Sth, Miss
! Grace Hooking was given a birthday
surprise party at her home In Rathmel.
| 1t was very pleasant and enjoyable
party. There were thirty-fiye guests
present. Refreshments were served.
Miss Grace received a number of
presents.
A fellow who claims to be Homo-
| pathetic doctor, who lad been in town
several weeks, was arrested a few days
ago on the charge of fornication and
was given a hearing before Squire w.
l.. Johnston. The fellow is now in
the county Jail at Brookville awaiting
trial at the next term of court.
Mazomauia Tribe No. BAL, Improved
Order of Red Men, will dedicate their
new hall on third floor of Smith & Nc.
Clure blockon Wednesday night OF next
week, June 20. Everybody cordially in
vited to attend. A couple of great
chiefs from Philadelphia and other
prominent speakers will be present.
The reunion OF the teachers and
| students of the Corsica Academy,
which will be held at Corsica July 10th
| and 1lth, promises to be very enjoy
able reunion. Prof. J. r.. Wilson,
former principal of the West Reynolds
vile schools, is chairman Of the com
mittee that is arranging for the re-
union.
j. F. Kitzel, of Grove City, is visit.
| ing his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Hag-
| gerty, In this place. Mr.. Kitzel, who is
now rs years old was powerful man
| In his early days. In 1864, while work
| ing in the iron works at East Brady, he
wheeled $500 pounds of iron distance
of one hundred feet on wheelbarrow
for wager.
Rev j. II. Clements, pastor OF the NJ.
E. church at Ridgway, aud DR.. j. A.
Parsons will exchange pulpits next
| Sunday. Rev. Clements is one of the
brightest and most popular young men
In the Erie conference, and the Reyn-
oldsyille Methodist congregation can
expect TO hear two excellent sermons
from him next Sunday.
81. F. Eufer and wife and w. c.
Eufer aud wife, of Reynoldsville, re-
turned home Thursday night after eele-
brating the golden wedding of d iir
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. EufetT at
Lock Haven. On the day OF the q ni-
versary an elegant dinner was se4Fed
at the Saint Charles hotel and Son-
siderable excitement was caused nSt.
ly after the dinner hour by the sI si
illness OF Mrs. II. F. Eufer. ~
An assault and battery case was Tried
before Squire W. L. johnson one day
last week in which the principal actors
were two girls from Poverty Flat"
One girl bit the other on the head
with stone and cut a cash that re-
quired fourteen stitches to sew up the
wound. She must throw stones
straighter than the average girl il she
intended hitting her antagonist ON the
head. The stone thrower had to give
bail for appearance at court.
John j. Oates, secretary, treasurer
and manager of the Jefferson Amuse-
ment Co. at the Jefferson Park, near
Punxsutawney, was In town yesterday
distributing advertising matter and
looking after some business matters for
his company. The jefferson Park will
be more attractive this year than it was
last season. The Amusement Co. now
has $4,000 invested at the park
in buildings and machinery. In case
of rain there is shelter at the park for
5000 people. Arrangements are being