The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-01-01

tendent, Geo. a. Rea; first asst supt,
Orrie Sheesley ; :, c ,ud asst supt., Ru-
fus KirN: secretary. Miss Geneva Mil
liren; treasurer, Irven Rea; Organist,
Florence Harris; asst organist, Miss
Vivian Tompkn>.
Among the political candidates visit
ing the citizens of Rey noldsville Friday
was James Inges, the McCalmont town
ship miner ho is making race for
the Republican nomination for county
commissioner. Mr.. Ingles believes he
will have strong support from the
laboring vote and is hopeful of winning
out.
At the recent meeting of the Jefler-
son County Directors Association held
in Brookville the following officers were
elected for ensuing year: President,
DR.. ]. A. Newcome, of Sigel; Vice
President, DR. j. H. Murray, of Reyn-
oldsville; secretary, F. H. Shaffner,
of Pueblo; t, easurer, T. G. Swartz,
OF Brookville
In the list of students home for the
holiday vacation, published last week,
we stated that Roy Esenhuth was a
student in the Philadelphia General
College, which should have been Phila-
delphia Dental College, and that Bert
A Hoffman was student in Dickinson
Seminary, which should have been
Dickinson College, Carlisle.
The Republicans of West Reynolds
vile held suggestion meeting Monday
evening and the following persons we're
suggested to fill the offices 10 that bor-
ough: Council,g John Benson, John
Mowery, Samuel Sutter; school direct
ors, IT. d. Brewer. M. Fl. Stiles; con-
stable, Solomon Berkhouse; auditor,
Henry. Herpel; Judge of election, Sam
uel Brillhart; inspector of election, S.
G. Austin.
Henry Hunter and Miss Ruth w.
Mitchell were married at home of
bride at Curry, Clearield Co., at
noon December 25-Christmas. The
groom is brother of George Hunter
and Mrs. j. r. Milliren, of this place.
and the bride sister of Miss Rose
Mitchell, music teacher, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milliren, George Hunter,
Misses Gertrude Sterey and Rose
Mitchell attended the wedding.
Carmine Marinaro, who has been
prominent in this community for some
years as merchant, banker and rropre'
tor of the macaroni factory, is advertis-
ing the factory for sale or lease-adver-
tisment will be found on another page
of THE STAR. Mr.. Marinaro's doctor
has ordered him to move to warmer
climate for benefit of his health and for
that reason the macaroni factory is for
sale or lease. Mr.. Marinaro states that
the factory is paying large dividends.
F. F. Daley, of East Brady, freight
conductor on the P. r. r, was injured
in rear end collision at Rock Run,
Low Grade Div, early Friday morning.
Mr.. Daley, brother of j. M. Daley and
Mrs. G. M. Mcdonald, of ReynOldsville,
was not seriously injured, but will not
be able to work for several weeks. j.
M. Daley went to New Bethlehem Fri
day morning to see his brother, as re-
port of accident did not state how badly
he was injured.
Not only in Jefferson county, but in
every other county OF the state it ap-
pears that the question being asked
of the candidates for Assembly is
whether or not they are in favor of
local option law. This is the bone
Of contention in the election OF assem-
blymen, and the candidates might as
we'll prepare to get on one side or other
of this question.-Brockwayville Re
cord. Candidates for state senate will
dlSO nave bue sdtuc UUu6 W COubtDu
with.
G. o. Berg, who was shop foreman
for the Oil City Fuel Supply Co. at
this place two years, coming here when
U. G. Scheafnocker took the Office as
sheriff of jefferson county, has been
given better position with the same
company at Dubois and takes his new
position to-day, January 1st. Mr.. Berg,
who moved from Dubois to Reynolds
Vile two years ago, has moved back to
Dubois. T. P. Hughes, of Oil City,
takes Mr.. .Berg's place as shop FORE
man for the gas company here.
Bert A. Hays, Of Pittsburgh, freight
conductor on the Pgh., Ft. W. & G.
r. r., who was injured in wreck near
Pittsburg the oath day of October,
1906, and has not been able to work
since, returned just before the holidays
from Hot Springs, Ark, and spent last