The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-06
Kellettville.

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Pope spent the
week visiting friends at Frewsburg,
NY.
WIN. Barrett attended court in Tio-
nesta during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kinch and chill
dren, Ora and Amy, drove to Clarion
county Sunday in their car and spent a
few hours with Mrs. Kinch's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Simpson were
Tionesta visitors Sunday, driving over
in their car.
Robert Proudfit left Saturday for Sar-
geant to pack his household goods and
bring his wife and baby to town. Their
goods will follow in the near future.
The high school base ball team went TO
Nebraska Saturday afternoon, being
driven down by Ora Kinch and j. f.
Ray in their cars, and played a game
with the Nebraska boys.
The music recital given in the school
house Wednesday evening by Mrs. w.
f. Jones' pupils was we'll attended and
all speak words of commentator. A
silver offering of SIG 20 was taken, which
will be added to the fund being raised to
pay for the high school piano. The fol-
lowing pupils from Kellettville appeared
on the program: Amy Kinch, James
Flynn, Ethel Rich, Addelade Watson,
Josephine Smith, Annie Johnson, Mar
jorie Nash. Those from out of town
taking part on the program were: Ednah
Davis, Bessie Littlefield, Mary Reed,
Ednah Deshner, Frances Blauser, Ksth-
crime Walters, Flossie Hessley, Glare
Smith and Adeline Campbell. Other
members of the classes took part IN the
songs. James Flynn, who has been a
pupil of Mrs. Jones, practically all his
life, held prominent place On the pro-
gram, appearing in five different men,
bers. His rendition of the Alpine Storm
reflected credit on both pupil and teacher.
Another number which received favora-
BILE comment WAS the March by Flossie
Heasley, who was so small she could not
reach the pedals, but played her piece
like veteran. In fact there was not a
failure on the list, and Mrs. Jones WIS
justly proud Of her pnpils' work.
Dsuphine msllenberger, having closed
her school at Rimersburg, IL at home at
the parsonage with her parents for the
summer vacation.
Among the "A pupils from Kellettyille
and Msyburg who took the examination
for entrance TO high school, held here
Saturday, IA reached the passing mark.
Dorothy Skunk OF Wing Hin visited
over Sunday with her sisters, Mrs. Guy
Hunter and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe.
The Victors aud their teacher, Mis. ".
l.. Watson, we're entertained II the par
sousge Tuesday evening. A committee
of the toys furnished The lunch.
Edith Gsyley leit Friday ior Kspe,
where she will spend lew days before
going to West Virginis, pbe,e she Will
spend the summer yscsiiDn vita hef
parents.
Ivan Csrbaugh was home from Oil Ciiy
and spent several days during the week
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. ". y.
Carbsugh.
The play given in the hall Saturday
night BY the members Of the high school
wss success in every way. Every
character fitted their place and lived
their parts, claiming words Of praise
from all who heard il.
Mrs. J. Dingie and children, Ar. and
Mrs Forest Beck and LOIS returned last
week from Union City, where they had
taken the body Of the husband sod father
for burial and after disposidg Of the
goods they sid DOT wsot 10 take vita