The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-07-15
Mayburg.

Norman McChesney, called on relatives
here Thursday.
Harry Smith, who has been employed
in work at this place for some time, is
visiting with his parents at Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Van Msrter and
children have departed for Daytcn, Ohio,
where they will spend several weeks
with relatives.
Gladys Bsumgsrdner of Tionesta was
the guest of Della Cook the week of the
Fourth.
Lonnie Fitzgerald of Kane spent the
Fourth with his parents here.
FredCsmpbell. while repairing a motor
cycle Saturday night, bad the misfortune
10 crush his thumb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barr of Nebrasks
we've Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Grant
Those who spent the Fourth at this
place from Hickory were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Burch and son Lonnie, and p. E.
Mccullough and Joe Gslbraith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don. Antico took in the
show at Warren.
Mrs. Frank Burrows and two children,
were guests of relatives at Tidioute last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plyler, and Chss.
Perry spent few days at Brookville the
week of the Fourth.
Oliver Mesly aud son Jesse Of Beaver
Valley were Sunday guests at the home
Of Wm. Deshner.
Gertrude Antico was the guest OF Miss
Margaret Frampton of Housewife over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hendrickson and
son of KelleItville we're guests at the
home of the formers parents Sunday.
Floyd Smith and Miss Belle Cline Of
Tylersburg spent Sunday with relatives
at this place. The former returning to
bis home, while the latter is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. F. Fitzgerald.
Carl Fitzgerald was a welcome guest
at the Smith home Saturday night.
Henrietta Kiier of Kellettville spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Some of the young people Of this place
were experimenting in foot-rsces Sstur-
day night, while others we're engaged In
strolling along the nsrrows, and through
tho lum Der yard.
Perry Howard of Beaver Valley was a
1u aaf Of the Z DauI homo
Some OF our people are complaining
about their gas being shut of. Those
who are engaged in the task will please
take warning.
Calvin Wesley, eldest son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. NJ. VsnMarter, was born at |
Pa. Sept. 29th, 1899, and died at
the home of his parents at Mayburg, Pa,
Tuesday, 200 A. NJ. June 3Oth 1914. he
was stricken with inhamstory Theuma.
tism, which lasted but twelve days, his
heart and brain being involved. causing
sudden death. Besides his parents he |
leaves three brothers and two sisters, |
Coburn, Donald. Grsndon, Olive and |
Fern. Calvin was a member of the Ep- |
worth League of the NJ. E. church, also a
pupil at the same Sabbath school. The
funeral was held Thursday noon, July 2,
at his late home. Rev. Henry Smsllen-
berger officiating. The hymns were,
"They are Going Down the Valley"
zone by one," "Does Jesus CareH" and
sheet me There" the choir being CON-
posed of Rev. Smsllenberger, George
Zuber, and Mrs. Ross. The floral offer
ings were many and beautiful, among
which was an easel of flowers presented
by his Sunday school class, bearing the
name of the school. The funeral was
largely attended as Calvin had host of
friends who greatly mourn his loss. The
pail bearers were Floyde Burrows, Fred
Kranking, Donald Ross, James Brown,
Jr., Frank Hendrickson, Carl Fitzgerald,
James Babb, Jr., and Dewey McMartin.
The body was laid to rest beside that of
his sister in the family lot, in the Hillside
cemetery at Sheffield.