The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-06-13
BAD CORNER
BLOW HORN.

BAD CORNER !
BLOW HORN.
The one who was instrumental in
producing that sign undoubtedly is
a believer in advertising, especially
in the old advertising saying which
runs like this: "Whosoever bloweth !,
not his own horn, for him shall not
his horn be blowed."
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Right Up Stairs on the second
floor over the barber shop we saw
the sign of Hittenger & Ham; so up
went the writer to call on those gen.
tlemen, for Hittenger is name ia
miliar for years, and almost every
ody knows w. H. Ham, who for so
long a time was bookkeeper and
paymaster for the great Dorflinger
glass works In the office upstairs
we found, we'll, really, it seemed as
if we had found a boy we knew
years ago, even Joe Hittenger, who
was a Dan Allen" student in the
Prompton Normal school days. 1t
looked so much like the one we knew
away back in the '70's that we al
most blurted out, why, hello! little
Joe! How's tricks?" But it was
not little Joe" however, just his
younger brother. Joe, after using
up 80 years of his life in the army
retired on a good monthly pension
and now resides in Portland, Oregon.
We're going to mark this article,
send it out to him, and see if we can
"strike fire" once more.
AS to w. H. Ham, he is out in
Los Angeles, California, and finds the
climate so delightful that he prob
ably won't be back to Old Wayne for
a considerable number of days yet to
come.
Children's Day will be observed
by the children of the M. E. Sunday
school on Sunday evening, June 15,
and the following will take part in
the exercises: Josephine, Lillian and
Wilfred Stephens, Blanche and
Gladys Kimble, Gladys and Mildred
Werner, Elsie and Beatrice Reid,
Florence, Ruth and Edna Cosgrove,
Arthur and Lavina Smith, Ruth
Fowler, Alvine Haggerty, Merietta
Brown, Grace Toms, Symantha Will
liams, Earl Branning, Earl Wilcox,
George Firemstone, Nils and Ken
meth Falk, Alive Walker, Edna Loll,
and Helen Rice.
The feature of the evening will be
the building of " The Ladder of Life"
on the platform. AS the various
rounds of Faith, Repentance, Love,
Perseverance, Service and Offering
are built on the side pieces of Gods
Promises and Gods Loving Care, the
entire structure resting on Christ
: Our Rock" the little ones will rem
der appropriate songs and recita-
, tions. The Ladder" will be capped
with a Crown of Gold, with the vari-
J Gus points sparkling like jewels as
the result of electric lights used fol
realistic effect.
t the little chapel to overfowing Oh
Sunday evening last.
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The Annual Picnic of the White
Mills M. e. Sunday school will be
held on July 4. AS this is quite ar
( event in the town, the various com
mittees will make every effort thi!
= year to maintain the picnic's stand
! ard of excellence.
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Personal Mention.-Two motol
carloads went to Milford last Sun
day. Those in the party were, Mr.
: and Mrs. Chas. H. Dorfiinger, Chas
Dorfinger and Misses Kathryn anC
Nellie Dorfiinger, of White Mills
r Grace Decker, of N. Y. city, Florenc,
:. Dor, of Essex Fels, N. j., and Thos
: Fuller of Honesdale. After spending
the day in little Pixies" shire tow
}, they returned to White Mills in tn
|, evening.
f DR.. E. B. Gavitte, his wife an,
their son Rex motored to Scranton
n on Sunday last, returning the sam
s evening.
= On Sunday last Charles Northwoo
and family motored to Big Pond an
d took dinner.
: Miles Gibbons and family an
a Nicholas Everling and family recent
ly moved their household goods t
e the Miles Gibbons property near tn
II Dillon lock on the Hawley road.
q G. H. Dorflinger and Charles MOI
e thwood are spending Thursday an
e Friday in New York City.
n DR.. T. G. Fitzsimmons, Superin
a tendent of the new State hospital a
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