The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-03-11

TRINITY Lutheran church SerVlceS'
Lenten vesper service "Wednesday 7,30
p. m; Sunday, 9.45 a. m. Sunday school;
! | 90 a. m. preaching; 6 30 Luther Lea
que; 730 vesper service. Service in
Lutheran church at Emerickville at
800 p. m.
James W. Armstrong, son-in-law OF
Mrs, j. T. Guthrie, husband of one of
our former town girls, Mamie House
holder, died at his home in Philadel-
phia last Saturday morning, He had
been i'll a year. On account of Illness
Mrs. Guthrie cannot attend the funeral.
Notwithstanding the inclement wealth
er number of people attended the
entertainment given in Assembly hall
last Friday night by pupils of the high
school. A book was the admission fee
One hundred and twenty books were
added to the library. A good program
was rendered. Refreshments we're
served after the entertainment.
The Lock Haven EGpreSs, daily
paper of which the citizens of Lock
Haven have reason to be proud Of,
entered its 9th year on the End inst.
The ETpreSS has the latest improved
linotype machine, telegraph service,
in fact is an up-to'date daily paper.
The older it gets the more sprightly
it becomes. Improves with age.
Hon S. B. Elliott, of this place, gave
an illustrated lecture in the Avenue
theatre at Dubois Monday night on
"Forestrv." The Courier said: "Mr.
Elliott gave out fund of information
and inspired the audience with renewed
aud deeper interest in the necessity for
conserving the growth of timber, the
vanishing resource OF the country"
Joseph E. Kirkwood, assisted by N.
A. Headley, organized good Sunday
school at the Mcconnell school house,
near West Reynoldsville tannery, last
Sunday. 1t will be known as the Sum
shine Union Sunday school, The Off
GERS chosen are: Superintendent, Philip
Koehler; asst supt., Isaac Snyder; Sec
retary, Robert Brocius; librarian, Har-
ry Roush.
Judge Brown is the man of all
others who can paint pictures OF child
hood, who can plead for forgiveness of
childish misdeeds, who can recite the
pathetic stories OF children, who can
drive to laughter with the wit and hui
NOR of youth and who can paint the
story Of the growing years Of innocence
as master artist" In Assembly Hall
Friday evening.
Read the figures opposite your name
on THE STAR and il you are more than
one year in arrears call and settle before
the first Of April, as the new postoffice
rule goes into effect on that date.
The first figure is the month, second
figures date of month and last figures
the year when subscription expires.
For instance II figures are % O6
means your subscription expired Feb.
25, 1906
Monday evening, March 9th, camD
of the P. o. s. of A. was instituted
at Brookville with from fifty to seventy.
five charter members. State President
j. W. Thompson, Of Schuylkill Co.,
was. present to officiate. Twenty-six
members from the Reynoldsville camp
were present and assisted in the degree
work. Members of the Emerickville,
Dubois and Hazen camps were also
present.
Oscar L. Howard, cashier OF the
First National bank, in Sykesville,
has resigned that position to accept
a position as cashier OF bank at
Gallipolis, Ohio. His resignation takes
effect at Sykesville as soon as the
vacancy can be filed. Mr.. Howard
is brother of j. ). Howard, former
cashier Of the Citizens National bank
In this place, who is now located at
Gallipolis, Ohio.
Happy is the boy who meets Judge
Brown and becomes charged with his
slectric currents OF good will, honesty,
truthfuiness and vigorous manhood.
The most wayward who come under
his spell leave him In no doubt as
10 their agree ment with him in con-
OF meanness. lying and other
vices and In exaltlng the virtues that
stand for character. Assembly hall
Friday evening.