The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-03-03


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before they are moss grown. He pre-
fers to publish death notice before
the child Is weaned, marriage before
divorce proceedings are begun, and
death before the widower is married
again.
David G. Whitehill, who recently
sold the Dubois Express to A. Il. Has
brook, spent last Tuesday afternoon In
Reynoldsville and whiled away the
time teaching several members Of the
Reynoldsville checker club how the
game is played
J. NJ. Daley, the local insurance
man, was In Indiana day last week
and while there went through the
plant OF the Clymer Manufacturing Co.
He found the company operating at
full capacity and turning out product
equal to the best on the market.
The theme at the Methodist Epis-
copal church next Sunday morning will
be "A Longed For but Useless
Remedy" The evening service will
be In charge Of the ladies OF the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society.
A special program Is being arranged.
Employees Of the Climax Brick Co.
plant at New Bethlehem have been out
on strike several weeks In an effort
to compel reinstatement OF q discharged
worker. An effort Is being made to
run the plant with new hands and
several OF the old employees have moved
away.
Andrew Denny aud family we're called
to East Brady last week on account OF
the death Of Mrs. Denny's aged mother,
who had been In feeble health for some
time. A host Of friends deeply sympa.
thize with the family In the hour Of
their sad bereavement t-Drftwoo
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Thomas Haggerty, OF Reynoldsville,
was one Of the prominent speakers at
the mass meeting held In Dubois Sum
day to protest against the recent Com
pers-M Mitchell Morrison contempt Of
court jail sentence. The meeting
ended by putting through resolution
of protest.
At meeting Of the Utopia Club
Monday evening the following officers
were elected for year: President,
Mrs. W. G. Elliott; Vice-President,
Mrs. V. r. Pratt; Secretary, Mrs.
Fred X. Alexander; Treasurer, Mrs.
James A. McCreight; Referee, Mrs.
L. M. Simmons
The trustees OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church OF Reynoldsvile,
were entertained at an informal dinner
party by Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Black
at the parsonage Friday evening. The
affair was most delightful one in
which the pastor and his official board
were drawn closer together.
Miss Cora Mitchell, who was nine
years old Feb. 23rd, entertained a
dozen lassies at home Ct her grand
mother. Mrs. Cora Mitchell, on Grant
street, after school on her birthday. 1t
is hardly necessary to add that the
girls had jolly time. A nice luncheon
was served. Cora received a number
Of presents.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold its
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
David Motherwell, In Snydertown. on
Friday afternoon at 2 80 sharp. at which
time the annual election OF officers will
take place and business Of the past year
will be closed up. All members are
urged to be present.
Edward Bates, former Reynolds
vile glassworker who has been EN-.
ployed In New Jersey for several years,
and son, Jo-eph, are guests at the home
OF Joseph Shaffer in this place. Like
every other man who ever lived In
Reynoldsville Mr.. Bates has warm
spot In his heart for the town and may
some day return to make 1t his perma-
nent home.
Edwin G. Kline, who enlisted last
August as musician In the 18th U.
S. Cavalry stationed at Cienfuegas,
Cuba, has been promoted to the rank
Of corporal with an increase OF six
dollars month In his pay. His COM
pany has returned to the states and is
stationed at Ft. Myer, Va. The 18th
Cavalry band will play at the inaugural
ceremony on March 4th.
Robert 2. Parrish, Of Reynoldsville,
was In Indiana and Homer City a day
last Wealx and whila Mt Indiana mot