| The importance of the Patton Clay Manufacturing Com-
MELDARY nf our Joun Wht brbucht home to our citizens on Tres
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per ‘We dide’t quite helieve him
fand was afraid to put in bot he
{swears that be wag along but did't
do a thing. f
THAT the enipioyes of the P. RR
R. station will soon be asked to con-
tribute to huying 2 wedding present.
UNCLAIMED MAIL.
The following lotiers remain wn-
called for at the Patton postoffice for
the week ending Muy 17, 1019:
Clarence Johnson, John H. Dumas,
J. B. Miller, Geo. Wedock, Mary
Black, Thomas Kerupp, Honry 8 Sull,
Planter Nut Chocolate Co.
Upon calling for the above letters
a | Please nay they are advertised.
el W.H Denlinger, Sr., Postmaster,
*
Following Long lillness
Mrs. James Decker, aged 63 years,
one of the oldest and best. known res-
idents of this community died at her
at 2 sck this afternoon. Inter.
EVERY THURSDAY
Suburban Day
ALTOONA BOOSTER
‘ ABSOCIATION.
will be made in the Puirview.
f shortly before
wing to
| features on the d
| tain seenery
3
§
at the Palmer Fone,
Hs
| ax Nighly pleased with the two plants
they had visited and with the quali-
A large schedule of necessary sew.
or work and street improvements
(that had been unavoidedably post-
poned during the war, is now to be put
under way and millions of dollars will
be expended during the present year
in Philadelphia in large qountities for
COMM WENT
rm A, ne
PLAY
The Class of 1910 of the Patton
{ High School will present a comic op-
jera, “The Captain of Plymouth in a
11919 Setting,” on the evening of May
28, at 8 o'clock
This opera promises to be the best
one ever given by Yoeal talent. It is
j very spectacular, and the costumes
worn by the characters, are very slab
{ arate.
It is the story nade famous by
Longfeliow of the Courtship of Miles
Standinh, and is so interwoven with
modern ideas and clever repartee that
it holds the closest attention from
The part of Captain Mises Standish
is carried by Edward Goldman: that
of Priscilla by Gladys Miller, John
Alden by Thomas Mitchell, Elder
Brewster by William Mpteger
» Eras
b= by George Aaimart, Katonka by
Ruth Monteith, Pecksoot by George
Furmmbsugh, Chief Wattawamut by
Myron Yeager, Colonial Judge by
Raymond Buck, Stephen by Joseph
{ McCann, Commanding Officer by Har.
1ry Powell, Gilbert by Derr Winslow,
{ Patience by Agnes Farsbaugh, Faith
by Lucy Jack, Mery ly Florence
ne, Virtue by Margaret Morgan,
Circ
Patton,
Ne. 1.
y and Tests, of the City of Philadelphia, Department
Works, to the number of
oun the lost ship) arrived in good
joyed the sp | chicken and waffle luncheon served them
The local sewer pipe has been used |
PATTON, PA.
This coupon if presented by a subseriber of the
with » purchase of $1.00 or mers at the Hisind. Senter Jowsley Stor.
hia, Depart
noon from
® to anfuvornble weather conditions, the roads from!
| Clearfield wore in very bad shape and
»
(even those.
ly en-
spirits and '
| matter, father of Edward Strittat-
| sides with his daughter and son-in-
¥s Mot Lica )
and Mauories at home. Paul Stree
ter is mow in his Pith year and
ty of the prodoct that ix torred out. |
party on arrival at Clesrfiell 4
were with them throughout the 4
and feel highly honored by the imp
| tance sitached to twese industries
evidenced by the visit from Mr. Sb
in the Indian
Fehoras, the proper way to win a man,
the chorus love is life, and in the sail
or's hornpipe. These nambers add
greatly to the spectacular effect and
cannot fail to make hits
The class has been working faith-
fully op the presentation of the play,
and those in charge feel sure that the
Patton people have a treat in store for
them in seeing “The Captain of Ply-
mouth.” We fell certain that you will
want to see thin performance which is,
without a doubts, the very best the pu-
hes et, Binds Seochiies sung
ed
INHERITED
The schoolteacher had punished
Tommy wo often for talking in school
and the punithments had been so ap
parently without effect thut ss & last
resort she decided to notify Tommy's
father of his son's fame. So. follow-
ing the deportment mark on his next
report were these words:
“Tommy talks a great deal”
In due time the report was retarned
with hi* father's signature and under
it was written:
“You ought to hear his mother” —
Milwaukee Journal
Sometimes a good disappearance is
better than a good appearance.
¥
F
ly and his capable assistants in thef
veances. The gossip
pile of the Jocal schools ever attempt [®t 2 pm
fathers to come. General
meeting Friday at 7:30 p. =.
pody welcome to nll meetings.
f Mrs Lebrum hus written a letter]
pur Jitthy boy, Louis Pes, ix France,
expect So hear from him soos.
prayer
Evry.
IIE WOT 0 IS OVO Bn pom
| BATIST CHURCH.
| As Rpyorial Dey approaches we
think ofNy grea: sacrifices men have
made to fe us the prods things we
emjoy, and Ns reminds us of the in.
finite saarifil§ of Christ for our sul.
| ration. and w to come to Gui'sl
house to praifiiim for His march |
ous love. All Svices af the Baptist]
church at the oly! hours. At 10:80
8. m., tht interalipy (Vd Testament
story will be contyed, the topic a |
ing David's Fin: Mgring with King |
Let us alle ot our part |
Children’s Dyn is almods re, and we
must begin to propare ifgarnest. Lot]
us all be good soldiers a take sart
pisces in pur division and Meiment snl
chased
: m.
Come aml enjoy the spiritual fue!
Everybody welcome to all series
The tine for the meeting of %
Ladies” Aid has been changed
attend the lecture of Dr. Conwell.
4
day evening instead of Thursday, at
day, May 22
“he first quurterly conference of
Trinity Methodist Episcopn!
reh wil he held sn Tuesday evs. | hi
aw, Mar 27, ak 7:48 in the Sundsy
hool room. The new district sap
“ntemdert ‘Ma Rev. BE. M, Stevens,
id be pres.
j Attend this conference
month 35 a3 to give all a thane tyil
Ld meeting will be held on Tn
the home of Mrs Fred Mitchell. Tons |.
and preside. All the
{ ofciary if the chareh is expected to
i
ey
F
Sundxy. At 74% 4 Good siting and}
gospel service, the topic beify "Pur. |