The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-01-07

and Christian, OF Kane, were guests OF
Tionests relatives last week. Prof Felt,
on his way home from the educational
association In Pittsburgh, stopped off for
a short visit the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Maxwell enter
tanned as their guests during the holidays
Misses Ethel Morgan, Titusville, Eva
Hunter, Oil City, Ethel Brown, Franklin,
and Messrs. George Supplee, Williams
port, and M. G. Calhoun, Big Run, Pa.
Miss Maud Garfield has returned to
her school work at Curwensville, Pa,
after spending the holidays at home
Miss Garfield was guest at the wedding
of Miss Freda Berlin and Mr.. r. W.
Britton. Dec. Both, at the brides home at
Knox, Pa.
Frank Stokes, with the New York
holiday season ith his sou Psrke, who
was visiting his aunt, Mrs. s. E. Pierce,
at the Weaver hotel. Parke returned Sat
urdsy to his studies at Columbus, Ohio,
University.
The relatives who came here yester-
day to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
S. j. Campbell were, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
q. Mcknight of Oil City, Mrs. e. H..
Kirchartz of Beaver Falls, Mrs. II. G..
Giering and Mrs. Clarence Livengood of
youngstown, Ohio.
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this week assisting Rev. Mr.. Fleming,
pastor of the Presby teran church of that
place, in a series of revival meetings. In
consequence of the PASTORS absence there
will be- no preaching services in the
Presbyterian church here next Sabbath.
MIR. Bailey intends hearing "Billy" Sun
day al Pittsburg before returning to Tio-
nesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Bryner and
Mr.. Charles Stsiger of Dayton, Ohio,
daughter Ethel, OF PleasaDtville, Pa, and
took advantage of the fine sleighing and
came over and spent New Years day at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark.
Miss Zelda Hopk ins of X Kellettville, was.
also a weekend visitor, and Mrs. Wilbert
McKeen and daughter Myrna, of Me-
braska, were over Sunday visitors at the
Clark home.
Paul Carson, Tionesta's expert
plumbe left on New Years day for
New York city, where he intended to set
sail for Porto Rico on Saturday. He has
no set program mapped out, but will
doubtless follow his svocation while in
the tropics, and intends making San Juan
his first stopping place, and so long as
things are to his liking he will remain on
the island. Paul's brother, Newkirk
Carson, has been resident in Porto Rico
for a number of years, but he is not
aware of his brolher's intended arrival
and will be taken by surprise.
Miss Florence Cropp, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cropp, of Cropp
Hill, Green twp, was married ats O'Clock
Monday evening to John Graham, of
Plumber. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Edmund s. Zahniser, pastor of
the Third Street Free Methodist church,
at the parsonage, Oil City, Pa. There
were no sttendents. After a short we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will
occupy a new and completely furnished
house provided by the groom in Plumer,
where he is employed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham have wide circle of friends in
both Venango and Forest county who
will extend best wishes.
In the evening of Dec. 26. 1913, a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNeal,
Kane, Pa, their daughter, Miss Anna,
one of Kane's II ost lovable and accom-
plished young ladies, and DR.. Milo Ward
Cox, one of that city's prominent and
successful young physicians, were united
in marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. #. X. Courtice. The
bride was attended by Miss Edna Nc
Neal of Brookyille, Pa, a cousin. The
best man was DR.. Karl e. Wenk of that
city. DR.. and Mrs. Cox are now on a
southern wedding trip. The McNeal
family having been former residents OF
Forest county, this happy event holds
special interest for many of our people
who still kindly remember them.
The REPUBLICAN, is pleased to note
the marriage of a very worthy young
Tionesta couple, in the personsges OF Mr..
Philip r. Blum and Miss Mary Josephine
Wolcott, The happy event was solem-
nized at the parsonage of Good Hope
Lutheran church, Oil City, Pa, Monday,
Jan. 5, 1918, the pastor, Rev. Adolf p.
Ebert officiating. They we're unattended,
Misses Msrgarete Blum and Mayme Fitz-
gerald standing as witnesses, and after a
short honeymoon trip, they will reside in
Tionests, their native home, where both
are deservedly popular and will be hearth
ly welcomed and receive the congratula-
ions and best wishes of host of friends
on their return. Long life and a happy
one, "Phil," to you and your excellent
wife.
The annual social and business meet
ing of the Mems Brotherhood Bible Glass
of the NJ. L. church, which was held in
the basement last Wednesday evening,
was a success In every detail. About
forty men we're in attendance. Preced
ing the election of officers which resulted
in the reelection of j. A. Adams, Presl-
dent, j. G. Geist, Secretary and Treas
urer, and +. r. Lanson, Teacher, brief
talks were given on various questions
relating to the success of the Mems Bible
Glass movement, the keynote being the
good resulting from organized effort for