The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
Kellettville.

The Jolly Five were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Frank Nash, Wednesday
afternoon.
The W. c. t. U. held their regular
melting at the home OF Mrs. Kate Barnes,
Wednesday afternoon. The next meet
ing will he at the home Of Mrs. A. Dun
kle. May 27ih.
The League gave an interesting pro-
gram. Sunday evening, celebrating the
silver Jubilee. 0aicers elected to serve
the League the coming year: President,
Vinton Mealy; vice presidents, Mrs. II.
B. Watson, Ruth Watson, Ethel Rich;
secretary, Loretta Dunkle; treasurer, W,
c. Silzle.
Joseph Wolfe, who has been sick with
a cold for the past week, was able to go
to Whig Hill to spend the week end with
his uncle.
Lottie Fitzgerald has been confined to
her bed for the past week with stomach
and kidney trouble.
Relatives in town are somewhat con-
cerned about word received from George
Wolfe, OF Sisiersville, W. Vs.. saying he
had suffered a nervous breakdown and
was 10 q serious condition.
Mrs. Albert Dunkle was a Warren
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. W. F. Jones took her pupils to
Minister Wednesday evening, by special
train, and repeated the musicale.
Mr., and Mrs. wm. Watson attended
the funeral of Cecil Rudolph at Hickory,
Thursday.
stephen West received word while at
work Friday that bis brother was dead.
In consequence be went to his home at
Fryburg to attend the funeral.
Effie Shsffer of Endesvor visited her
grandmother. Mrs. Mary ShsfIer, several
days during The week.
Rexford Henderson has come home
from Mesdville to spend the summer
with his parents.
Arch. Horner has purchased a Colum-
bis FIVE passenger car, and is enjoying
rides with the rest OF them these days.
Ruth Wilson was down from Sheffield
and spent the week END with Mrs. F. V.
Hendrickson and other friends.
Herald Fitzgerald hurt his leg some
time ago and it has been troubling him
considerably the last week, an abscess
having formed which il was necessary to
have lsnced,
The Kingsley House is undergoing
al f,,t ka 80
porch, and the drug store is getting a new
roof this week.
Mrs. John Burhenn of Starr was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Msude Berlin,
Saturday.
Rev. Henry Smsllenberger was elected
as delegate to attend the League conven-
tion at EmlentoD, and the Misses Mary
Dunkle and Olive Wolfe to attend the
Sunday school convention at Clsringten.
Misses Verns Miller and Any Kinch
we're elected slternates.
Wade Simpson drove to Tionesta in
his car Saturday, taking his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Snyder, down. His niece,
Dorsluls Zents, returned with him and
will remain as their guest for short
time.
Jay Cstlin moved his family to Minis
ter for the summer.
The Misses Edna and Belle Smith and
Alma Mathews spent the week END with
their parents at May burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Henderson and son
Rex, and the Misses Rachel Hunter and
Olive Wolfe drove to Minister Sunday
and called on Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Cstlin.
The weather being favorable all those
having cars enjoyed a ride Sunday after
noon. f. L. Dsubenspeck drove to Ty-
lersbvrg.
Alta meeting of the school board Sat
urdsy afternoon the high school teachers,
Prof. j. l.. Simmons, Margaret Goodfel-
low and Howard Gsyley, were all re-
elected. The teachers in the grades sre
all new, the Misses Sigworth of Tionests,
Frill and Kiser of Starr, Arner of Clsr-
ion, and Smsllenbereer of Kellettville,
being elected to the different rooms,
Charley Daubenspeck jumped from the
runway at the mill during the week,
lighting on a spike, which penetrated the
ball of his foot and is causing him some
Inconvenience.
Program for the entertainment to be
held at the hall Saturday evening, May 3d.
Piano Solo, o,..................... Marjorie Nash
Song-Band of Soldiers, .............L. T. l..
| RecItation-A Boy Wanted, ............,..,.,
Virginia Jenkins
flanO Duett,
,........... James Flynn, Augusta Brewer
Recitation-Can 1t Be Right, ..............
.......... Thelma jenkins
Recitation, -.................M Mary Harrington
| song, ......... ......,.. ---
Reading-White Azeslias, ,............,........
....................-Dauph Smsllenberger
| Playa Lark at Nonotuck Hall, .,.......
....... Y, z. b. Girls
Recitation Little Blossom, ..................
.......... Margaret Rich
Plano Solo, ......... .........Amy Kinch
Flag Drill, ............ L.. Il, l..
Recitation-My Little White Basket, ...
......,....................... ......-M Graham
The play to be given by the Y. P. B.
girls is very pleaing little one-sct
drama which describes band Of girls at
boarding school having a lark. The
work to be given by the L. T. LIS and
others has had special care and nothing
dry or uninteresting will be found on the
program. No admission will be charged.
Every one is invited to come. A collec.
ton will be taken to defrsy the expenses.
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