Sheakleyville Homecoming Draws Big Opening ThrongA record opening night crowd £ participated in the annual Sheak-K leyville Homecoming and firemen’s celebration last night. The cclebra-% tion will continue throughout the ‘v renrjoJnder of the week, with spec-*: ial events planned for each day.I; The Sheakleyville school grounds - is the center of activities, Conces-sions there' will be in full swing I through Saturday night.A big crowd witnessed the pro-' gram at 8 o’clock last night by the Missouri Fox Hunters, radio enter-l tainers. A concert also was pre-sen ted on the grounds by the Sandy Lake band.* More than a dozen entries have• been received for the tractor pull-' ing contest which will be a leatureat 7 o’clock tonight, at the school . grounds. The contest will be followed by a program by The Vagabonds, radio entertainers.FYiHnv nfternnrm s linrsr rniltinp-lacatt) oOAddison WhiteWarren, Pa., Aug. 14—(/P)—Addison White, 83, Warren County prothonotary since 1939, died yesterday after an illness of a few days.White was born in West Middlesex, Mercer County. He was graduated from Edinboro State Teachers College in 1S92 and was a school teacher many years. Subsequently he served as clerk of the Warren County commissioners and the county treasurer. He also spent four years as assistant resident clerk of the House of Representatives at Harrisburg,Surviving are the widow and two sons. Services will be held tomorrow at Warren.