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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-17
LEMOYNE
Lewis Bricker Tearing Down Bakeshop
Damaged in Recent Fire

Special correspondence.
Lemoyne, Oct. l7.-Mrs. David
Smith is conined to her home by i'll.
ness.
Mrs. Leslie Kennedy visited rels.
tiveS in Steelton on Wednesday.
Lewis Brieker is having his bake
shop recently damaged by fire on weS;
Herman avenue torn down.
Whooping cough is epidemic in
town.
Harry Wood has returned from a
visit to mis- grandparents near Lis.
burn.
Mrs. David Wire is suffering from,
very severe cold.
Theodore Eslinger. Of Enola. was a
business visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Suskev have
moved to BreSSier. Dauphin county.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Garlinser will reside
IN the house vacated by NJ. and Mrs
Suskev
The Rev. E. L, Manages. pastor OF
Trinity lutheran church. ) attending
the West Pennsylvania SYNOD which
convened in Hanover this week.
The W. Z. r. L. held busines,
meeting al the home of Mrs. Charlie.
SAWYER.
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MILLERSBURG
Mrs. Ray Miller Receives Word Of
Brothers Death

SpeclAt NorEeSpondence.
MillerSburg. Oct. 17.-The annual
convention of the Twelfth nauphin
County Sunday School district met in
the Methodist Episcopal church Monday
sfternoon and evening. The meetings
were very interesting and instructive.
Among the speakers were James W.
Barker, OF Harrisburg, and j. B. Mar
tin, of Middletown.
Mrs, Marion Ulrich is spending the
week in New York City.
On Monday the Glaziev Jubilee Sing
erS will give an entertainment in the
new High school auditorium, This
number marks the beginning of the
winter lecture course.
The Susquehanua football team, of
this place, played at New Bloomfield
TODAY.
Mrs. Ray Miller received word Of the
death Of her brother, Harry Kramer.
which occurred IN New York, Mrs. &.
W. Kline. Mrs, Howard Kohler and Mrs.
Jacob Light, all of this place, are also
sisters of Mr.. Kramer.
Mrs. w. }, Boydnev is Ill AZ her home
on Moore street, suffering from the ef.
tectS of a stroke of paralysis.
The Rea, w j. Kohler, pastor of
Trinity Reformed church. win hold com
munion services in David 5 church at
hlllinger tomorrow morning.
Fred Spong and family, East Union
street, have moved to Harrisburg
The Rev, Harry Hartman, of Fair
mont City, Clarion county. visited
friends IN town this week.
Mrs. A. Y. Andrews. OF Philadelphia.
Is the guest Of her brothers, Harry {.
Lenker and Earl Leuker.
Mrs. Walter Polk aud Mrs. Howard
Helwig were n Nidiletowu rhis week.
attending the Woman ; Foreign Mis-.
sIonary Society as delegates from ST.
Paul's Lutheran church.
James f. Alein, Of Gettysburg, made
, business trip 10 Milerslurg this week.
On Friday evening, November lS.
Miilersburg Castle No. 49,. Knights os
: the Golden Eagle, viii celebrate the
twenty-hfth anniversary. The exer-
eises will be held in the new High
school auditorium, followed bv ban
quet in the old High school room.
Charles +. Romberger, of Philadel.
phia, Is the guest OF his sister. Mrs.
Abbie kieffer.
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ed pastor Of that church. The Rev
MIR, ketterman is a student of Gettys
burg Theological Seminary and viii
graduate in June.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Civic Club was held Monday evening
ut the shome of Mrs. George Hursh, The
subject for the evening was Familiar
Songs by Miss Rachel Hays. AT this
meeting it was decided to send box
of clothing to the Belgian sufferers. All
contributions TO be left at the home OF
the Misses 6raeey not later than De
toher 50.
At the recent meeting of the Elder
ship of the Churches of 6od, the Rev
j. NJ. waggoner was appointed to the
local church. The Rev, Mr.. Waggoner
has been pastor of the Main Stree,
Church of God, in Steelton, for some
wears.
Mrs. John Smoke. who with her hus
band recently returned from China, left
yesterday afternoon for Battle Greek
Michigan, to be gone several months.
Mr., and Mrs, Calvin Felix attended
the Hagerstown Fair. Friday.
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HUMMELSTOWN
The Rev, R, A, Bausch and D. G. Rhoads
to Attend Synod

Special Correspondence.
Hummelst0wn, Oct, 1.-THE Rev,
Rohert A, Rausch. pastor of tina Re
formed church, aud Daniel c. Rhoads
will attend the sessions of the Eastern
Synod of the Reformed ehursh which
will be held az Allentown next week.
William Lehherg, of Buffalo, spent
several days this week with the family
of p V. Bshnev,
The regular meeting of the Women 5
Christian Temperance Union will be
held Monday evening at the home of
Mrs, Pailip neimler, West Main street.
Preparatory services were held in the
Reformed eh0reh last evening. The
Holy Communion will be Observed at
both thc morning aud evening services
tomorrow.
Mr., and Mrs, Elmer letters, OF
Covell, H.. are spending several days
wlth MIR, and Mrs. Grover {. BuSer.
Harry NJ. Horst, cashier of the Farm
ers' bank, has been elected borough
treasurer to succeed tae late j, Paul
Nisslev.
At q meeting in the fire engine house
on next Tuesday evening an effort will
he made to organize Ladies Auxiliary
OF the Firemen'S 5 Association.
Arthur and Webster Spayde, of Phil
adeAphia, are spending week with rela,
tlveS in town.
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DILLSBURG
U. B. Quarterly Conference to Be Held
Next Wednesday

special Correspondence.
Dillsburg Oct. 17.-W. H. Shriver
has been elected to fill tine vacancy in
the board of directors of the Dillsburg
National bank, caused by tine death of
w. ID. Menear.
The Rev. I. ]. Sollenberger has re
turned from the Church of God Elder
snip meeting at Lancaster. He has been
appointed to serve the churches at Har-
mony Bethel, Mt 0hvet and South Fair
view for another year.
Charles w. Gross mas been drawn for
jury service for the common pleas court
which. which cSnvenes at York Monday No
the first quarterly conference of the
United Brethren church held in the
Dillsburg charge will be held in the
Dillsburg church on Wednesday after
noon, October 21, at 80 clock.
The Methodist and United Brethren
churches of this place nave united for
an evangelistic service to begin Novem-
Der % and continue for two weeks or
more. They have secured the serv-
ices of Evangelist $. B. Gof, Jr., of
Philadelphia. Cottage prayer meetings
will be held in the homes prior to the
coming of the evangelist.
At the annual election of the w. C.
I. Il. the following officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. A. c. Hartman
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MIDDLETOWN
Firemen Parade in Honor TO Prize Win
ners Last Evening
Special Corresn0ndence.

Special Correspondence.
Middletown. Oct. t7.-Jaeob l..
Nissley, one of Middletown 5 Oldest
residents, died at the home al MS
Gsughter, Mrs. :. {. Peters ON Thurs,
day night, aged S6 wears, from eompli-
cation OF diseases. He is survived by
three children. Mrs. Rachel Peters and
Frank NlsSlev. of town. and DR.. j. c.
Solomon NlSSleN. of Penbrook. The
funeral will he held from his daugh-
ter 5 home on Monday morning with
services At 10 a. m. lnterment will be
made in the Middtetown cemetery and
will be private. The Rev Fuller Berg.
stresser, pastor of tine st. Peters Lu.
theran church, viii oftieiate Please
omit flowers
Mrs. Harry NausS, who spent the
past several days in town as the guest
of her mother, Mrs Mary Willis, on
South Union street, returned to her
home at Washington, D. C.. ON Friday
afternoon and was accompanied by her
mother, who will spend some time with
her daughter.
The Middletowu Furniture Company
are closed down for several days owing
10 the motor being burnt cut.
The Rev. Fred Thoma1 au, family.
OF Neville, are spending "a -cG day,
IN town as the guests o. the Former 5
father, j. c, Thomas, Catherine street.
The thirty fifth annual convention of
the Women 5 Home and Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society of the East Pennsvl-
vauia Synod of the Lutheran church
closed one of their most successful con
ventions ever held and those who at
tended yere so pleased in regards to the
tended Were so pleased in regards to the
$50 delegates in all attended. The
next cOnyention will be held at Ann.
willie
Mrs ]. B. Deeksrd has returned
home from two days visit 70 Read.
ing.
Miss Mary Clouser is ill at her home
on South Catherine street.
Mr.. Nelson moved from the Slack
property on South Wood street to High.
spire Yesterday.
Communion services and reception of
new members will be held in the NJ. f.
church tomorrow morning
Oliver Sipe spent the day at Leba
non on business.
Joseph Davis, of Baltimore. Nd. ar
rived in town last evening and viii
spend several days with his family on
Susquehanna street.
Jacob Werlich, of Reading, is spend
ing several days in town with his fam.
lily on Pike street
The parade held in town last evening
proved success in every respect. I.
formed on Emaus and Union streets
headed by Messrs. Harry Fenical and
John Lutz, Jr. chief marshals, followed
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WILLIAMSTOWN
John Davis While on His Way to
Work. Died With Heart Failure

Special Correspondence
Williamstown, Oct. 1T.-Iohn Stoey
and wife, of Harrisburg are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mercy Hughes,
Harry Hunter trested his Sunday
school class Of the Methodist Episeopa
church TO an auto ride to Pine Grove
Tuesday evening.
:. :. Straub was visitor 20 Har
risburg Wednesday.
James Watkins had mis- wrist trse
tured while at his WORK az the eoll;ery
Tuesday
Arthur Haslin and wife. of Wilkes
Barre. are visiting ser sisters. Mrs
William Bordner and Mrs, Thomas War
low.
Mrs. f. A. Heusel. of l.ykens, vlsite,
her mother. Mrs. Allen Ralph, Thurs
day,
Henry and Wellington Umhoitz. oi
Harrisburg. is visiting their father
John Umholtz, who is i'll.
Rally Dsv will be observed in tht
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
George Bond. Weldon Watkins any
Mckinley Wagner were visitors Il
Tower City last evening.
]. r. Hsrner spent part OF the weeb
with friends in ShamoAln.
John Davis was taken sick very
suddenly with heart failure this morn
ing on his way 10 work at the eoliierN
snd died before he could be removed Il
his home. He was son of Ben Davis
OF town. and IS survived by q wife, hu
parents. and several brothers and SIS
tiers.
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NEW CUMBERLAND
Mrs, Harry Purple Entertained thj
Five Hundred Club on Thursday

Special Correspondence.
New Cumberland. Oct. 11.-Mss
Helen fogelsonger, teacher of the psi-
n,arv school, who WAS unable to teach
when the term opened on account of
illness, came from her home at Ship.
pensaurg to-day and will take charge
of her duties on Monday, Mrs, Ira
Ryder has been substitute since Miss
Fogelsonger's illness.
The Willing Workers, composed of
young ladies Of the Church of God, NJ,
A, Hof, teacher. were entertained by
Miss Mary Reneker at her home on
Twelfth street Thursday evening,
Roy Furthermore, the obliging clerk
at the \. {, r. r, depot, has been
granted two weeks vaeetion, which
he will spend at Pittsburgh. Niagara
Falls, Buffalo and Canada.
Miss Minnie Ernst. of Allentown, is
Il guest of Miss Euphemia Mover.
Mrs, c, d. Mise, who has been visit
ing her son. c, l.. Wise. Fourth street.
the past two weeks, has returned to
her home in York. ~
j. A, Sprenkel will make an address
at the Sunday school rally III the NJ
T.. cAOfch III EhotS tomorrow.
Mrs. F, D, Matthias and daughter. Of
Harrisburg, called on Mrs. Harry Mosey
yesterday.
Mrs, Harry Purple. Third street, on.
tertamed the Five Hundred Club on
Thursday evening.
Large loads of fine produce are being
brought IN from York county and sold
at reasonable prices, Other seasons n,
this time of the year most all had been
froEen.
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by the Liberty band and several auto
mobiles; Liberty Fire Company; base
bali team; Indian Runners; Union Drill
Team: Kolonial Kids band and Reilly
Hose Company, No. 10, of Harrisburg;
Rescue Hose Company, followed by the
Darktown band-and their. fire appa-
ratus. The Rescue Hose Company met
the Harrisburg guests at the motor ear
After the parade tine Rescue Hose Com
pany entertained their guests on Cath
crime street. Lots of red lights were
displayed on the route.
Charles Hess and family, of Phila-
delphia, have rented the Laverty prop
ertv on Spring strees and will move
their in the near future. Mr.. Hess will
take charge of the hosiery mill.
Frank Hahn and wife. who had been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
FLAG, Ann street for some time. re-
turned to their home at Lisbon, Iowa.
Mrs. George Fishburn, Spring street,
who was taken to the Harrisburg hos
pital on Wednesday, was operated upon
on Friday morning and was a success.
Mrs. William Dintaman, Pike street
was also operated upon and proved a
success.
Mr.. Smith. leader of the choir of the
Church of God, entertained them at
the parsonage last evening and a very
pleasant time was had. Refreshments
were served.
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HIGHSPIRE
Eleven Take First Teachers Examina.
tion a: ST. Peters Sunday School
Special CorTesr yndence-

Spscla! (crESSG-Eoence
'aighsplre, Oct. 17.-David Acker,
man has returned from short visit to
his father, Simon Aekerman, in Fal-
outh.
Mrs. Il. Miller. of Elizabethville,
spent Thursday morning visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. Il. F. Rhoad.
Thomas NJ. Morgan has returned to
mis- home in Wilhsmsport after shor;
visit 10 the Lutheran parsonage, where
ne was the guest Of the Rev Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Edward Mover.
Mrs. Harvey Walmer spent Thurs
day at the Hagerstown fair.
Mrs. John Beiuhaur is seriously i'll
with pneumonia at her home on Jury
street.
Samuel Side. Railroad street. was re
moved 10 the Harrisburg hospital Mon
day for treatment for serious swelling
IN his legs. caused by a bullet wound
received in the Civil war.
Joseph Cover. Penn and Paxton
streets, has returned from a week 5
fishing trip on the Potomac river az
Shepherdstown, W. Va. He caught $50
bass and two carp. one of which
weighed 20 pounds
Oryille Green and William Barnes
attended the Newport fair this week.
where Mr.. Green has entered horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Artz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Miller. of Gratz. were re.
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SHIREMANSTOWN
The Rev. J. A. Flickinger, of Los An
geles, Cal, Was Visitor Here

SusNfIl COrreSr SreNdSNES-
Shiremans,own, Oct. t7.-George
Trostle. of Meehaniesburg, called on
his brother. C. V. Trostle, on Monday,
while ON his way TO Indiana where he
will preach, I
The Rev. J. A. Fliekinger, of Los
Angeles. Cal, visited at the home ot
Mrs. j. W. Sheets on Monday.
Mrs w, r. Bright, Of Northumber,
land, and Mrs. :. A. Edwards, Of
Philsdelphia, were guests Of Miss Irene
Heck during the week.
c. V TrOstle. formerly engaged in
the aper-hanging business AZ Newark.
\. j.. has again moved 10 our town on
Monday.
Word was received here bv Mrs. P.
E Feister from her daughter. Mrs. G.
V. Coble, who left in March fer Mon
tsns. that they are having winter
weather in that State already. On Oc-
tober and they had four feet Of
snow. Mrs. Coole states that LivingS-
ton, Montana, IS a very beautiful city.
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SUBURBAN
+. @. Hamaksr and Miss Mary s. Miller
Married Thursday

Special Correspondence.
West Fsirview, Oct, 1I.-Miss Mary
E. Miller and Z. {. Hsmsker. of this
place. were married on Thursday by +
C. Hoke, Justice of the Peace.
Miss Mabel Sehnepfe and Miss Ma
thilds Shsfer, of Baltimore, were guest:
OF Mrs. Ira Shaull.
The Slough prayer meetings last
night were held at Elias Ponesnith I:
with tweuty.six in attendance and al
Mrs. Elizaheth Seidel's 5 with an attend
anee of twenty eight
Miss Eehel Wolfe, Of Mt. Holly, was
the guest of Miss Ruth Shettel WedRes
day and Thursday.
The Stough preliminary mass meet
ing Thursday afternoon in the L. r
church here was presided over bv Miss
Caroline Eeefer. Addresses were made
bv Miss Josephine Colt. ". W, Shan
non and the Rev. 5. 3. Bidlsek.
Miss Marion Csdwallader visited hei
grandparents at Camp Hill recently.
The Rev 5. r. Bidlask has closed nj:
Ssmme~isle meeting.
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DAUPHIN
Festival 10 Be Held at Red Bridge This
Evening

Special Correspondence
Dauphin, Oct. t7.-There will be a
festival at Red Bridge this evening.
Mrs. A. d. MeNeely, of BROOKLYN,
IS the guest of Mrs. c. S MeNeelv.
Mrs. Julia Studebaker. of Atlantic
City, spent several days with her sister.
Mrs. T. e. Svi,zer
Mrs. Mary Kline and Miss Ma-ga
ret Kline, OF Harrisburg. spent several
days with Mrs. Mary Kline.
George Rhoais and Frank SHAY. Of
Lebanon, were tine guests of Mrs.
Charles Lyter on Monday.
Mrs. J. d. NJ. Reed is visiting her
brother. r. NJ. Shope. at. Berwick.
Mrs. Charles Bowman. of Lucknow.
spent Wednesday with her sister. Mrs.
William Strieker.
Mrs. Harrison Lebo and children
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dell.
Mrs. T. G. Switzer is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. L. Young. at At
lantit City.
Miss Mayme Garman spent several
days at Harrisburg.
Walter Bell spent several DAYS at
New York City.
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HORSE FALLS ON CHAPLAIN
Brother of Famous General Sherman
Narrowly Escapes Death

Scranton. Pa, Oct 1.-THE Rev.
DR.. Thomas sherman, a chaplain, in the
United States army, and brother of
the late General William r. Sherman,
was badly injured here yesterday when
a horse he was riding slipped and fell
on wet pavement. The horse rolled
on him and he was removed to a hos
pital in serious condition.
DR.. Sherman has been stationed for
the past few months at the artillery
camp at Tobyhanna, Pa, near here.
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MILLERSTOWN
Lewis Satzler, of Kansas On Visit
to Nephew

Special Correspondence
Mlllerstowu, Oct. 17.-Dr. Edgar
Everhart, Of Lemoyne, was in town on
Wednesday and attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Crah Shuman. at Thompson
town.
Aubrey Patterson. of Philadelphia,
spent several days this week with mis-
aunt, Miss Elizabeth Patterson.
Mrs. W. D. Bollinger was in Har-
risburg on Thursday.
Peter Attig IS visiting his brother,
Henry Attig. at Paxtonville.
Lewis SatEler, of Kansas. and a
former resident of this place, is visit.
ing his nephew, Ross Satzler, at Old
Ferry.
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WICONISCO
Points Purely Personal About People
Who Come and Go
Special Correspondents.

Special Correspondence.
Wieonisco, Oct. 1T.-Miss Verone
DOdd was the guest of her parents sun
day.
Miss Ruth Evans spent Thursday in
WilliamStown.
james Badont returned to Freelani
this week
Earl Charles mas returned from Ro-
chester. y. Y.
Mrs. James Cox. of Williamstown.
was seen at the John Schreffier home.
The Rev. G. ;. Kerr spent Weines-
day in Pottsville.
Miss Clara Machamer and friend.
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vice president. Mrs. j. +. Taylor; see
retary, Mrs. Mary A. Walker; treas
urer, Mrs. j. C. Baker.
There will be communion services in
Monaghan Presbyterian church to-mor-
row at 1890.
II. F. Wonders has purchased tine 60.
acre farm belonging to Adam Renoll
near the Barrens church and will take
possession in the spring.
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Reception for Former Rector

Lebanon, Oct. 1.-THE Rev. John
Mitchell Page, chaplain of tine Univer-
sity of Illinois and for fourteen years
the beloved rector of St Luke IS Elis.
copal church, this city, was given a
public reception here last evening at
the parish house by his former parish
toner's, the members of the parish.
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MELVILLE
The Rev. Daniel Ketterman Elected
Pastor of st. Paul's Church

SpelldI NOTTesp0nde
Newville, Oct. 17.-At a meeting of
the st. Paui's Lutheran congregation
Sunday morning, the Rev. Daniel Ket.
terman. of York, was unanimously elect
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cent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Holden
Sehwalm.
Mr., and Mrs, Samuel Weaver, Of
Steelton, visited their son, John s.
Weaver, and family on Railroad streets
Miss Esther Long has returned to
her home in Columbia after short Wis
it 10 Or. and Mrs. W, r. kirkpatrick,
Raymond Heher6g, of Lebanon Val
ley college, resumed his studies after a
Weekend visit TO his parents on Jury
street.
w, p, Shsifer, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his sisters. Mrs. Ira Ruser and
Mrs. D. l.. Kaufman.
George Moon moved his family on
Tuesday from the Dsugherty property,
Race street, to the Mover property at
Race and Vine streets, made vacant by
the removal of Mrs, Carrie Mason ami
Mrs. Graham to Steelton on Monday.
Rally Day exercises in the United
Brethren church Sunday were de-
eided success. The auditorium was ar
tistieallv decorated with corn, pump
kins, other vegetables and fruits.
George L, Reed, of Harrisburg. deliv-
eyed the principal address, The attend
Z
Offering amounted to 5000.
Rally Day services were held at St.
Peters Lutheran Sunday school last
Sunday. Toe attendance WAS the larg-
est in the history of the school The
Rev. Dr. Thomas Reiseh, of Harrisburg.
was the principal speaker.
The following hunters from town
spent the opening day of the squirrel
season in the York county hills; The
/ Rev. u. l.. c. Baer. Thomas /, HUFF,
I. Il Gruber. Eugene Dunbar, Horace
Strayer, Ralph Green, Abraham Mar
tin. Clarence Shsffner, Newman Green
aud Aaron Shaauer.
Wednesday evening. after the prayer
service, the following persons OF ST.
} Peter 5 Lutheran Sunday school took
training course: The Rev. +. t. Mov-
er, Mrs. +. r. Mover. George II, Feehr-
e. s, \. Brehm, Thomas Larkins, Mrs,
Tolbert Gross. Mary \. Giugrieh, Grace
Stoner, Mrs. Samuel Cole, Anna r.
Wolf and Mary +. Wolf,
The following order of services will
be observed in the borough churches
tomorrow.
United Brethren-The Rev, II, f,
Rhosd, pastor. Morning service at
l0.4S. Evening service at $50. Sun.
day school at S.45. communion Serv-
ices will be held morning and evening,
ST. Peters LUtherau-The Rev.
Frank Edward Moyer. pastor 1880.
A Sent Man. 7,S0. "Trouhle.
Sunday school at $50. Junior c. e
AZ 3, SENIOR {. +. ST 6.45. Special
music morning and evening
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Luther Boyd. of Chester. were guests
of Mrs. Edward Weist recently.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
BRIDE AND GROOM | DIE SIDE BY SIDE
Special Nugget Service.

Spectat NuSSSk csv'S
 OAKDALE, W. Va. Jan. 2S.-John Henson and his bride of a few days who was Lulu Glass. a telephone op rator cf Sis city. were found dead in the w,"sis rear here today. They had each cnpi ico vial of acid down tho.r thruats snd had died together II. a nrely spc; :n the woods
 Beside the bodies were found two notes to the parents of the pair which were almost identical In language.
 The girl, who was only sixteen years old while her husband was bare Iy eighteen, said that they knew thot their families were preparing to have them separated because they were minors and the marriage was illegal and that rather than be parted on earth they had decided to die to- Gcther.
 Tn the boys letter. which was ad- dressed to his mother he said that he had overheard her talking to the father of bride and that they knew d plan was underway to have his wife tcken from him. He said that rather than to submit to this they were go- irg away together where no one could interfere with their happiness.