The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23

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ford's mother, Mrs. A. V.sProctor, who
was rs years old yesterday.
oMrs. ]. w.. Gillespie and Mrs. b.
Alex Stoke received telegram Mon
day announcing the death Of, an aunt,
Mrs. George N. Allen, at Warren, Ohio,
who died suddenly Sunday night.
Both ladies left here this morning for
Warren to attend the funeral. D
E. The young people OF the town are
invited to the home of A. T. Mcclure
on Main street Thursday evening from
s to 10 to form a temperance organ
ization for the young people. A short
program will be rendered and light
refreshments served.
Friday was parents and patrons day
in the public schools Of Jefferson coun-
ty. A large number Of parents and
friends visited the schools in this place
that day. At 800 p. m. the primary
grades-first to fourth-rendered pro-
gram OF song in Assembly hall.
John Il. Wagner and wife, A. M.
Smith and wife, Mrs. Flora Jones and
daughter, Msybell, were at Worthwhile
Monday attending the funeral of little
peice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Dinger, of Horatio, who died Friday.
The child was about one year and six
months old.
C.N. Mcpherson, of Pedro Meguil
Canal Zone, Panama, son-in-law of j.
j. Smith, OF Pleasant Avenue, is visit
ing in town. When Mr.. MCPHERSON
left Panama the first OF February the
thermometer registered 80 degrees in
the shade. Mr.. Mcpherson will sail
again for Panama the 7th of March.
George Fl. Small, Granger OF Cool
Spring, who was candidate two years
ago for the Republican nomination for
Assembly, was in town last week and
made THE STAR Office a call. Mr..
Small will be a candidate again this
year for Assembly. George is all right
and would make good representative.
DR.. J. A. Haven, of Brookville, was
in town yesterday on business. He is
one OF the salt Of the earth and is the
telephone magnate Of that section of
the state, he having projected and pro-
noted most all the lines in Jefferson
and Clarion and adjoining counties in
that section of the state.-Clearfield
Spirit.
Cyrus Cramer, OF Sycamore, and Miss
Emma Johnston, OF Eleanora, were
united in the bonds of matrimony Sat-
urday evening, February 10Th, by
Squire Perry B. Love at his Office in
Reynoldsville. This was the first nup-
tial knot tied by Squire Love since re-
celving his commission as justice of
tho peace,
M. V. Gray, who was badly in
jured in trolley collision near
Greensburg Pa, Christmas, and who
was in the hospital couple OF weeks,
returned to Greensburg Saturday, hav-
ing been at home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Gray, over month.
Mr.. Gray has not been able to work
since he was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Edelblute, of this place,
attended banquet at the Commercial
Hotel in Brookville last Friday night
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Wayne
Cook in honor OF the Brookviile Chap
ter Daughters OF American Revolution.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Edelblute also at
tended party in Brookville Friday
afternoon.
The world has little time for the boy
who thinks himself too smart Or i'm
portant to assist his mother with her
work or to be kind and obedient to her
wishes. On the other hand the hands
Of all men and all women are ready to
help the young man who is smart
enough to help his mother and who is
not ashamed of his mother anywhere or
at any me.-Clearfeld Spirit.
County superintendents and super
vising officers in their examinations
and tests are laying special stress on
things pertaining to methods and to
school administration and organization.
To meet these demands the Clarion
State Normal School will give special
course to prospective teachers in these
subjects as we'll as in the matter of
academic branches. j. George Becht,
Principal.
Walter Calderwood, aged nine years.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Calderwood,
of Kane, and nephew of Mrs. J. B.
Neale, of Reynoldsville, had his left leg
crushed almost to hip under a freight
train at Kane Saturday forenoon. The
boy was taken to Kane hospital and the