The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-24
Mayburg.

Misses Lottie Deshner and Chloe Cook
and Messrs. Leslie Paul, Henry and Chas
Deshner spent Sunday with relatives at
Cherry Grove
Mrs. Edward Mealey of Beaver Valley
was guest of relatives here Thursday.
She was accompanied home by her grand
daughter, Bertha Deshner, who expects
to help partake of the farm duties for
some time.
Calvin VanMarter met with a severe
accident few days ago when a piece OF
broken chain struck him on the head
cutting large cash In his forehead.
Mrs. Frank Ewings of Oil City visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE Zuber,
a few days last week.
Mrs. p. L. Mccullough of East Hicko-
ry is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stakely.
Mrs. John Haggerty was in Warren
Tuesday purchasing household furniture.
The family will occupy the house vacated
by VsnMsrter's, the latter moving to
the Chemical plant.
Mrs. Proudfit, Mrs. Wade Simpson and
Mrs. Eli Simpson were guests at the Mer-
chant home Wednesday. Mrs. Merchant
is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Smith and daugh-
ters. Edith and Glare. spent Sunday with
relatives at Leeper.
Msble and Loretta Shepard were guests
of friends at Clarendon a few days last
week.
Carl and Lonnie Fitzgerald attended
carnival at Kane Saturday.
b. j. Bussmsn spent The latter part of
the week at his home at Hancock, N. Y.
Mrs. John Peterson, daughter Audrey,
and Henrietta Kiffer of X Kellettville, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Norris Kifer of Phelps called at the
George Shepard home Saturday evening.
Thomas Graft, who has been seriously
i'll for some time, is slowly recovering.
The Msyburg Juniors held a mission
ary picnic at the school house Friday eve-
ming. 1t was well attended and all report
good time, with lots of goodies to eat.
Mrs. Frank Kranking, Mrs. Fitzgerald,
Misses Euuice and Anna Shepsrd, were
Kellettville shoppers the last of the week.
James Babb and Nial Paul are spend
ing vacation with the latter's grand
mother at Cherry Grove.
F. J. Krsnking went to Pittsburg Sat-
urdsy to get their recently purchased new
car.
Floyd Burrows is spt nding few days
with relatives at Hickory.
Misses Leila Campbell, Martha Snyder,
Kathryn Babb, and Messrs. Timothy
Burrows and Fred Campbell spent Sun
day at Hermit Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Hendricksou and
children, Clarence and Evelyn, spent
Sunday with friends at Cherry Grove.
Perry Britton is spending few weeks
visit with his family at Milestone.
Oliver Mealey of Oil City, and Mrs.
Mildred Robinson were Sunday guests
at the homes of Chas. and VIM. Deshner.
The Epworth League met at the M. Z.
church recently and elected the following
officers; President, Edward Merchant;
first vice president, Edna Smith; second,
Mrs. Frank Burrows; third, Mrs. K. l..
Campbell; fourth, Mrs. Edward Merchant;
secretary Leila Campbell; treasurer, Belle
Smith; organist, Edna Smith; assistant,
Mrs. Edward Merchant.
Friday evening June II, Mrs. E. L.
Campbelps class of the Union Sunday
school met at the M. K. church and or
gsnized as the "Wllng Workers" They
elected the following officers: President
Chloe Cook; vice president, Adeline Cam
pbell; secretary and treasurer, Belle
Smith; chairman mem bership committee,
Edna Davis. They have chosen as their
motto, "Winning May burg for Christ and
Sabbath School," On the same evening
Edward Merchants class of young men
met and organized as the Three BIS or
"Brave Busy Boys" They elected the
following officers: Pres, Floyd Burrows;
vice Pres, F. Hendrickson; Sec. and
Treas, Don. Ross; chairman membership
committee, Carl Fitzgerald chairman
social committee, Leslie Paul. Motto,
"Strive and Succeed"
Mrs. James Troutner OF Buck Mills
spent few days of last week at the J. e.
Paul home.
Della Cook is spending several weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich
ards, at Warren,
Lee Dunkle had the fingers on his left
hand smashed while coupling cars a few
days ago.