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sRinoeeapen for 2oipereio,
N~oioereto % VGrc.

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Oh paa iumme Sio en- Rdoport Ill ale
geere iii Riuoegapen. IA Der for en-
Eio iioeu Bier al mig iuoieuot en- Sci
@enQe III %oiembhgNeu nemIig nj 6or'
mnnser ydu ltooeIiusstomiteeu or. Nr.
GubbrnnNien. Ga bOorior iea bar
mooIaaet @rco o. Scattering. 6porai
lea Ter AZ oeI or mootaget % meo Zen
hierteliai.e "a. til ale 9Nere irataget
$3.50 iii @oittnmps og iorltieaige aus
ore llegiiter o. bar tiInners S2.45.
Ser er / Del Belle tdaet inoienot
S5l6. %. paa Iorii &ereI ar. 2.041.
Saa oil ieg meo Net famine neaisre
Nauneue pua Sem iom bar poet nj oet
iioite Siprag.
gaguene sr iom isIser. Gprir 9bruie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

YltNO Nuure W SIuN iuIuIIl!l'1''
blep Der ~tilieict ct Ylulo "Sinlcco
Weal". Set fpiteoe 10 Collars min.
orc for bpcr aoIp at ieoe op Stint'
mctmelf aalpene, til &c blcu 6 Wtaa-
ncoer gomIe, emo set foitcoc at iao
hper enfelt Scomelffaln iaa lanat.
Slot geo. 1 bopoe altiaa foItct 16
Collars mere enc Slot go. =.
Haab % &inf.
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Sorm CT posicnoe Nopn. Mon ifltl-
sc gicre oct. & Norbboer ifltIoe
pIoitre Giltriftet neo noroiife Napne,
bppr ri bar rpboet og bpgact % ginrt
os Sorbcn umbcronnig. "S1nnr
9roof 6arm", "Sonep Greet Sarm",
"Sbabp SIDE Sarm" eQer "@alnut
@rope Sorm" o. I. b. Finger 10 iaare
imrtft, men er npget Trepl, for at
lame ct llotrpf ira &bien. Sporfor
fan life {. Gr. Sans 9il,itoo fal0e fin
6arm "Stuitoo Sorm" oa Ser GobI
fin Sarm "Gobl Sarm"? "WfeQen
Sorm", "Sallgcn Torm", "Ncitebp
Torm", "Iobcrg 6arm", "@nffe
Sarm", "Iipeilctb 6arm", "Snno-
tcrp Sorm", "&nnSberg Sarm" cacr
"2oneelanb Sarm" pilbe pGre gooc
Nopne. Sao bar ri Settler og Sc.
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mango 6orbinbelier Tom I. Gr. @crg-
ietre eller 9ergiptber, SeggeItao ell
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torp. "SIien 5arm", "Sonicn
Iarm" eGer ~"Sobnion Sarm" piloc
fanife blioe libt for ulminoelige Nap-
ne; men ser er Haoo meo oct ogioo
/ be fleitc 9ilfpIbe. "Sigirb Slien
Sarm", "SaIpor Sobnion Sarm" 90
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goo beI mere pasienoe % beteanenoe
Napne emo "Sonep Greet, "Sunnp
@roof" % "@alnnt @rope" / De fles
ite SilfRlbe. Senf bette oper, @oot-
foIf!
ssor npfeote 0nr er ser life
opfunbet en- beIbieere Tooe END To.
bermeIfen. Sffe for Smaabern bel
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- Tpnt op runot Sriene %
"9ipinesplaoien", for @itlteren fom-
mer og oGffer alt meo tit bpioe Ga
gen!
8 1914 bIep ser / Soreneoe
Stater proouceret SS,23O,17O "@ar.
reIs" IortIano Cement til en- @Grbi
of $8t, 7S9 ,36S.OO, opIpier Grneit
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imob 4 Wiaioner Barrels" minore
emo | 1918.
= Soreilebe Stoter bar nbfprt al
9anoet ion meget iom 100000 Cons
Gottonieeo Weal paa ct enfelt Iar.
@i ifuloe BRUCE mere al BET, emo pi
gier. S Spben bruges Ell bel Gel
al set Wtel iom funltig @jeoiel.
- On @gronom bar eiort set
Sperilas, at @iebslen fra Sisiet er
p9rb nogle Gents oper 2 Collars pr.
Con. Seiteeisbiel 1926, @riiegieb-
iel 1926, Sausjsoicl $3.50 og Sen.
ieeisoiel 500 pr. Con. Gette pil
bel iige, at ifuloe man fiebe / Wor.
febet Sc forifieaige Stoffe, iom in.
oeboIbes / Sen nppilte @ieoiel, oiloe
oe efter Den ~alminbeli9e WarfeoS'
pris fontme paa iaameget. Zen anle-
rifanifc Sormer 'leier bort ubpre
GUNNER bpert Iar peo life at tage
Iare paa @jeoslen o9 BRUCE oen ret.
- git iprGnge Stcn og toge op
Stubber peo Sielp al 3pnamit eaer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Sar,,r,t on aus
Gn MnleOnins for SeitcuporGttere

Gn MnleOning for SeitcuporGttere.
Spor mango @cite ocll puugaaen'
De &rig eipr Gnoe poa, or oct bel in-
gen, iont bar ltorre @rcic poa. Wtcr
ifjent Wotorfisrcteier berpttes | Ell
ltoitrGfning, ingen fer Srigen bapoe
tGnft Jig Wuligheben al, ganr bet
ncf iamtioi9t ogIaa bnarot inopaa
Be fleite 2anoeS SeitebciTtning. VI
De frigfprenoe 2anbe er Oct NOT bare
&lSlanb, iom fanife bar Se'tc not.
Wen &rigen frGper ubpre Dire.
M9no % Seite oires / ct forlfrGffes
liet Intol, % enbnt er oct in9en
l1biist til Sreo.
s be iioite arige fr9peoes ortrent
100 Seite for bper 800 Wuro, og al
bisie Seite bar minoit 40 Trocent
gaaet tabt, ba 2egen bar oper. Ser
bruges neppe forbclbspis iaa mango
Seite / benne &rig iom / foreeaaen-
De &rige; men at Miuioner at Seite
faapel iom af Meno er bleune orGb-
te er bel rimeligt nof. st fremro.
eenoe Sormerbloo foriifrer os, at Dc
ferite fem Ior efterat arigen er
enbt, bill Sranfriee, Spiflano, Sol
Lamb, 2iterrige, @elsien % gnglano
blipe nsbt til at inbfere en- itor
Wpngbe Seite. Ser maa bore en
fielben Inlebning for S%e'teoporrt.
tere 8eroen oper. S BET amerifanlte
ftore 0oropeiten turbe oct M bore
ben rette Sib at ilaa inc paa Se'te-
apI I 1tsrre Maaleitof. Goropelten
err ct aobt Serritori for Seiteapl. Set
beb1te Slogs Sober for Seite fam /
Norbpeiten probuceres ioa biaigt og
letpinbt iom Sc fleite Steber paa Dor
&Io6e. &limatet er beloiet, @anoet
goot og 2anbet enonl iao binigt, at
Sarmerne fan febe op Seite biatgere,
END Oct fan gjsres | De flelte andre
2anbe.
Sfmmmet Melf for 9alDe.
"Spor er Sfummetmelf .9alpene9"
tar @aaben.
50 Tloffe paa fire 9alpe / bier
Slot bar set. Gne Sloffen bar eipet
foo Melf, oen anben ifummet Melf
pg fogt 2inire. Ge TO Sloffe iaa
liee fine oe tripeIiee no. Der. Ge-
ters, "Mrimol Susbanoman" peb
Nortb. 9afota Experiment citation,
f~orfIareoe, at Experimental bar Bile
bet giort for at funne fomme paa
set rene meo, bpor eoot set Loo Jig
aiere at feoe pp "9airp" -8alpe paa
ffummet Melf.
Sc ferite tire Tiger bapbc beege
Sloffe ioaet "wbole", 5. b. I. iflim-
met Melf. Sra Den Sio al tit Slot
go. 1 bper Sag S Iuno ieo Welf og
s Suno ifunmet, mems Slot go. 2
fit t6 Ylino ifllnmet Wfelf os ct
@inb foet 2inire, ion Ifnloe erltat'
te set Seot, ser blep taget iib al Wfel.
fen meo Sleben.
Sc tire ierite Waaneber porte Slot
go. 1 libt mere % iaa libt tripeli-
aere no enc Slot Go. 3; men De tire
puofeloenbe Wooneber tog Slot go.
2 fin Won igier. Ga &alpene bar
6 Maaneoer ganlle, erfl9reoe erfarne
apegml9nb, at 6lof go. 2 bar iao
aoot iom Slot go. I, og at Der fun.
be blioe ligeiaa enifpGroige Welfe'
fuer al apigefalpene / Slot $40. 2
iom af &%pigefolpene / Slot go. 1.
ga bisie &alpe por fem Tiger CANT
le, fit Sc aleperbp og en- @renration
beItaaenbe al Salpbelen bel Sapre
o9 Salpbelen "@ran". Sor bier 8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
quiet % Rfckkrnef.
Rebiseret al en- pra'tilf SusmseeI
Suaamnif Tritasie.

81 Euno Srefiso Oct fan
epot p9re ieigt &iso, ga oct olige'
bel blir msrt naar oct tilberebes
paa ocnnc Woabe - flores op |
ganife iman Stpffer, en- holp 8onoc
tomatoes, en- aanoe Grter, en- op.
ifoaret 2sg, en- lioen @uleroo, ifna.
ret up / Smaaitpffer, "a Sop "a.
pioca, 4 belle Ieaifer, IA Sop grso.
frltmmer og Salt % Ecber eiter
Smog. glt bette bupeS op / ct
bpbt Steeeia0 eQer "gean Eot"
meo 2aag oper % iteses loneiomt
/ @a9erounen / 4 Simer. 0ette er
Ell! nieget nprenbe % pelimagenbe
@interret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Tplotc ESQ.

SfrGI tore 500 og tag no en-
Gel al Su0maoeu, iaa Ser blir CT
init Sfal igien. Sub iaa bette meb
baftet Bacon eQer anoet battet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
&ogt T~aarefisb.

&ogt Taarefisb.
ct Stpffe Soarefiso al Sprpnrten
er bebit I'll bette, % oct bsr life
pGre for feot. Wan tager @enene
ub % binOer &lsoet fat ianmen.
ian err set lettere at ifj9re OF. Be
meme fogeS en- Sio til 3rait, OF
oenne Strait benpttes til aisbet.
6er't bar man to opifaarne @ule.
reooer op / en- nofiau orb @rp0e, 2
bele ifrpleoe SEQ IGgges b%eroper,
pG / ben enc Sea itiffes TO Neaiter.
Saa Ipeges &isoet j. en- Iioen apoit
EeriiQe % SeQeri, % ct Bar Sfi-
Der Bacon lpg5eS ODER % 3 Sop.
per al araften, iom genenc blcp
fc9t l. bploes ouer % Salt % Ee.
FER tiliGttes efter Smag. Oct moa
femme raft ifog, % nuor oct bar
fcet ii Minlter eler iaa, ipttes
0rpOen bugpaa Stopen, bpor oen
fan itaa oe imaaiurre / 81 81.
nier. Nnra oct bar fogt S~alpoelen
al Chen, er bet beoit at penoe aie-
Oct. Naar oct ioa er fGroig, tages
oct op % boloes parmt, mems Sou-
cen / @rpoen tiles % bploes iaa
tiIboee / @rpoeu isjen og faar ct
Spfog meo liot IeIiepnire. ais.
oct lTggeS ioa / @rpoen igien %
ioar et Spfo1 og flores iaa op 90
Irgges uooper et $40 meo Saucen
oper. Gr ser for meget araft, mere
enc man trGllgcr til Soltce, iaa bIir
oenne % DC aiiileoe 8rsniager en-
meget goO og fraftig Suppe meo en-
SiliGtning al libt aisbiait % I.
gr. @pggrpn eler anbet 8rpn.
Srngt Tnfier mco GitrOn Sance.
Gn Biscuit Ieig lapes al en- Eint
Mel, , Spiicifeer Batting Bomber,
Ell SGeife Solt og = Spiielfeer
Slmilt og Smer - @alpoelen al
bper. Set blanoeS meb ina mcget
Mel, at oct blir en- blso 0eis. en-
SpiIeife bapes up / Ell Sop, oeroper
lGs5es ct Far Sfeer fogt 6rltgt -
enten Scr al noget Slag, eler
fogte gpricotS eler Speoifer. Saa
IGgges Ell STE no al Seigen oper,
og noar aQe Stopper er iplote, i9t.
tes De 90 / en- "Steamer" o. "itea.
mes" en- baIo Cine. De ierperes
nleo en- Sauce lapet al 2 Spiieifeer
Smsr, iom er rsrt til 6lsoe meo en-
Sop pulperiieret Suffer og oerpaa
er irsrt Eaten al en- Gitron. en-
balp Sop fogenbe 9ano irsres, lige
isr Den ifnl ~icrueres, iamt en- Sop
al iamme SIu9s 6rugt, iom man
bar i 9uooin9en. aoppcrne buGI-
pes no, naar Euobingen bar "itea-
met" lGnge NOT, % Saucen bPloes
orer.
Tplote Ses.
SfrGI itore 2sg og tag no en-
Gel al SuOmaoen, iaa Ser blir ct
init Sfal igien. 6plb iaa bette meS
baftet Bacon eQer anoet battei
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DUNCANNON
Two Civil War Veterans Buried Yes
terday Afternoon

Special Correspondence
Duneannon, MAY 1.-two veterans
OF the Civil war were buried here YES.
terday afternoon. William Rose. a
former resident, aged "A years, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Evens, at Lucknow, on Friday. The fu-
neral services were held in Christ Re-
formed church at $50, DR.. Hartman,
of st. Johns Reformed church, Har-
risburg, officiating. Burial was made
in the United Brethren cemetery.
John A. Wilkinson, aged 6S years. a
lifelong resident of this place, died at
his home on High street Saturday. The
funeral services were held at his late
home at o'clock, the Rev. W. W.
Sholl, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, officiating. Burial was made
in Evergreen cemetery.
The opening sermon of the Carlisle
Chassis, in session in Christ Reformed
church here, was delivered by the Rev.
s. L. Fliekinger on the subject, ''The
Way. the Truth and the Life. - The
Rev. W. R. Hartzell, of Enola. was
elected president for the classical year,
aud the Rev. E. Weaver, of Newburg,
clerk.
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EXPORTS STILL HOLD UP
Weeks outgo FROM New York $4,000,
900 Above Last Year

New York, May 19.-Although ek1 4
ports from this port fell Off slightly inI
the week ended May 15, compared with|
the week before, the Custom House re
port issued yesterday showed that rney|
exceeded those of the corresponding
week last year by $9,000,00O. Las l
weeks outward shipments totaled|
$24,O71,21S, compared with $z4,1
532,245 the week before and S24,763.
1S9 the week before that. In the same|
week year ago the exports from this
port to date for the present year ag1
gregated $512,334,633, against 1886, !
2lS,5S2 the corresponding week in|
1914.
England, which usually leads as al
purchaser of American goods, gave firstj
place last week to France, the value of
that country's purchase being $6,70E,1
646, while England s share amounted to|
$5,S23,414. Italy continued her heavy|
purchases of wheat, motor trucks and
other military supplies to the value of
$2.245, ,467, while exports TO the Meth !
erlands totaled $2,060,496.
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BERRYSBURG
MIR. and Mrs. George Koppenhauer Are
Visiting Here

Special Correspondence
Berrysburg, May 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Koppenhauer, of Hershey, are
spending a few days with the former 5
mothe-, who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman. of
Sunbury, spent Sunday with their eous-
in, Charles Kebaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Kebaugh an,
nounte the birth of daughter.
Miss Hattie Sehretfier, of Motters-
town, spent Saturday with Dora Hart
man
The Rev. Irwin L. Ruuk, of Scott.
dale, is spending few days with his
aged father, the Rev. J. Runk.
Mrs. Elisa Hartman, who spent the
winter in Elizabethville came home last
week and will spend the summer months
here.
Miss Katie Dockey, of Pillow, spent
SaturG;v at the home of Mrs. Katie
Hartman.
Nathaniel Swab and family, OF near
Ehzabethville visited Grant Hartman
aud family Sunday.
Mrs, Nutch, of Schuylkill Haven,
who Sltrt some rine with her father.
las returned to her home.
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visited his mother on East street, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Koenig and
daughter, of Reading. were visitors at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Koenig, Sunday.
Misses Alice Moffett and Olive
Keiser, closed an eight-month term of
school teaching in Clark's Valley on
Friday.
Homer Meyer, of Harrisburg, visit.
ed his parents on Sunday.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to rob the Howard Jenkins cigar store,
on East Market street, early Sunday
morning, when the intruders were
frightened away by neighbors who
were awakened by the breaking of a
window through which the thieves
were trying to gain entrance. A screw
driver was found on the scene.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-19
MECHANICSBJRG
Irving College Commencement Week
Begins May 20

Z
Mechanicsburg. May 19.-Thers
were very many disappointed people
here Yesterday when the Third Brigade
Field Artillery, L. ). A.. failed to APP
pear ami preparations were made for
their reception. The Athletic Club and
the High School boys were among the
greatest disappointed.
Last evening the play, 1.-The New
Minister was repeated in the First
L. b. church. The proceeds of last
evening will be devoted to the organ
fund of the church.
Last evening the Woman s Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church. of this place, celebrated their
thirty fifth anniversary and with the
Standard Bearers, the Young People $
Missionary Society of the church, held
a thank offering service in the church.
Miss Susan Lodge, president of the
Philadelphia branch of Woman s Mis-
sionary Societies, was present and gave
very impressing address.
On Sunday, May 16, Charles f. Ruth
and Miss Ellen P. Wise were united in
marriage by the Rev. J. J. Resh, of the
Methodist church.
This year commencement week of
Irving College ami the Meehanicsburg
High School will be at the same time.
Irving's commencement week begins on
Saturday evening, May 29, with a play
by the Dramatic Club of the College.
The bacealaureate sermon on Sunday
morning, May 80, will be preached by
the Rev. Joseph Wilson Cochran, D. D..
e Ill oIl loe
the College Y. W. C. A. Sunday even
ing, May 80, by the Rev. c. Armand
Miller, D. D., of Philadelphia; Glee
Club concert, Monday morning, May
81, at 10 clock; alumnae meeting and
program, Tuesday, June l, at 10
clock; at II noon, alumnae luncheon !;
at p. m, alumnae business meeting:
meeting of Board of Trustees, Tuesday
p. M; presidents reception Tuesday
evening, June /. Fifty-ninth commence
ment. Wednesday morning, June 2.
Commencement week of the High
School begins with the Junior reception
to the Seniors Friday evening, May 2S;
Sunday morning, May 30, annual SER
mon to the graduating class, by the
Rev. H. Hall Sharp; Tuesday evening,
June l, class day exercises; Welnes-
day evening, June 2, commencement.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kunkle, South Washington street, held
family reunion of the Fehl family,
brothers and sisters of Mrs. Kunkle. 1t
was also a farewell party to Howard
Fehl, wife and daughter, of Hancock,
Iowa, who have been spending some
time visiting relatives in the east.
Those present were Mrs. Calvin King,
sister of Mrs. Kunkle, and her daugh-
ter, Emma, and son, Russell; G. Abram
Fehl, of Dillsburg; Valentine Fehl, of
York; Mr.. and Mrs. John Fehl and son,
Roy, of New Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Fehl and children, Edith, Alma,
John and Myrtle, Mechaniesburg; MIR.
! and Mrs. Biward Fehl, of York. Other
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union was much enjoyed by all and the
dinner served by Mrs. Kunkle received
full justice,
Howard Fehl and family left to-day
for North Dakota, where they will
visit relatives before returning to their
home in Iowa.
Miss Jean Sample has returned
from a visit TO her sister, Mrs. A. S.
Black, in New Cumberland.
Mrs. Andrew Sheaffer visited Carlisle
friends yesterday.
At o clock on Sunday afternoon,
May %, the spring meeting of the Re-
formed church will be held in the Old
Stone church, opposite Shiremanstown
The Rev John A. Adam, pastor of the
st. Paul Reformed church of this place,
will preach and the choir of the same
church will lead the singing. The Old
Stone church, properly Friedens Kirche
or Peace church, is one of the oldest in
the valley, having been built in 1898.
Some years later the Lutherans pur-
chased an interest in the property and
the two congregations .worshipped on
alternate Sundays. The Rev. John
Hantz was the first pastor of the
church. The old pipe organ has been re-
moved to the newer church erected
more recently by the Lutherans, but
the old high pulpit and sounding board
are in place, as in the early days. Both
the Reformed and the Lutheran con.
gregations having built new eiifces,
the old church is no longer regularly
used but both denominations hold serv-
ices there once or twice annually.
These services, because of the quaint
ness of the surroundings and the his
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LINGLESTOWN
Members Of United Brethren Church
Place New Carpet in Building

Special Correspondence
Englestown. May 19.-Miss Ma
linda Seibert moved from Penbrook to
the home of Miss Emma Stuekey last
week.
The new carpet was placed in the
United Brethren church on Tuesday by
the members of the church and Sunday
school.
Miss Eliza Shriner and Miss Orpha
Shriner spent Sunday with friends at
Harrisburg.
Mrs. Harry Juillard and daughter,
Miss Verna, ami son, Carlton, spent
Monday with friends at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Krout and Miss Rosie Taylor,
of Glen Rock, Were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sigler, son,
George, and daughter, Dorothy, of Har-
risburg, spent Sunday as the guests of
the former s father, the Rev. DR.. Sig
Ter.
Henry Babble, of Carlisle Springs,
spent few days of this week as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koons.
Harry Farling, of Harrisburg, spent
Monday with friends here.
Miss Jane Care and Miss Grace
Smith on Tuesday visited friends at
Harrisburg.
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Schaner, of Har-
risburg, announce the birth of daugh-
ter on Sunday. DR.. Schaner was a
former resident of this town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Balthaser spent Mon.
day with friends at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Henry Wilbert, of Raysorville
Heights, on Monday visited friends
here.
Mrs. johnson, of Harrisburg; Mrs.
Maria Crum, of Penbrook, spent Tues
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SUBURBAN
NEW CUMBERLAND
G. B. osler Appointed President of Bor.
ough School Board
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
New Cumberland, MAY ia spe-
cisl meeting of the School Board was
held on Monday evening, when the
resignation OF the president of the
board. C. W. Hefieman. was accepted
and G. B. Osler appointed to take his
place.
A petition signed by number of
citizens was sent 10 the Valley Trae-
tIon Company for an early car Sunday
morning TO convey number of work
men to Lucknow, Steelton and other
places where they are employed, as
they have been compelled to walk TO
Harrisburg to take the ear. The com
pany has decided to run the car four
weeks, beginning next Sunday morning,
leaving New Cumberland at $50. and
If il is well patronized will continue
running at that hour every Sunday.
The New Cumberland band gave Y.
i. Reed and bride a Serenade on Mon
day night.
The Queen Elizabeth Circle was en-
tertained by Miss Susie Hoover at her
home on Market street last evening.
William Ennis was in MeConnelsburg
on business Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Hoyer and two children.
Mrs. John Hover. Sr.. of Harrisburg,
and Mrs. Grant, of New York. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hover on
Sunday.
Miss Margie MeIvor spent last
night with Miss Nora Gross in Harris
burg
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beeklev. who
are spending the summer with their
daughter. Mrs. Charles Hartman. in
York county. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Meredith.
Misses Marguerite Witmyer. Hazel
Roseuberger and Rose Mahan spent
sunday with friends in Hummelstowu.
Miss Grace Apple of Wellsville. Wis
itoi her sister, Mrs. R. K. Reiff. several
days.
Clarence Weigle. of Dover. who was
a teacher of the grammar school at
EIkwo0d the past term, visited friends
herr ON Sunday
Mrs. c. D. Brown and daughter. Mrs.
Paul Nogiesong. attended the funeral
OF their aunt, Mrs. Maggie Wilhelm. at
Freeland, Md.
Mrs. John c. Schroeder. of Balti-
more, who was on her way to Toronto.
Canada, spent several days with Mrs.
AbneF Fox.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-19
DILLSBURG
Funeral of the Late Clayton Shelly
Held Yesterday Morning

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DillSburg. May 19.-Clayton Shelly,
aged 50 years. died suddenly at his
hCme. a short distance south of town,
Saturday morning. Mr.. Shelly was in
good health until Friday, when he be
came very i'll while he was at work.
He was taken to the house and died
late in the night. The funeral was
held from his late home yesterday
morning and the services were held in
Calvary L. B. church, this place. In
terment in the DillSburg cemetery. He
is survived by wife and one child.
Lewis Bentz, well-known retired
farmer of this place, and Mrs. Susan
Bentz. of Burbank, Ohio, were married
Thursday evening by the Rev. Mr..
Eveer at the home of Tobias Beutz
near Mt. Zion L. B. church.
). r. Stouffer. of York, was the
guest of w. NJ. Flicker and family yes
terday.
Peter Sidle is i'll at his home in the
Palace hotel
This evening a meeting will be held
in o. L. A. NJ. hall to organize an Odd
Fellows lodge.
c. c. Kimmel, of Carlisle, has a force
of men at work on his farm, a few
miles south of town, erecting new
barn.
Lewis Arnold and daughter, of Car
Isle, were in town yesterday attend
ing the funeral of Clayton Shelly.