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PATTON, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY,
MARCH 7th, 1929, (5¢)
$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
LOCAL A) D
NEWS OF
Condens
Various Source
Busy Reade
der and
young
homes
admitt
bria cot
A Crew
agent
one das;
and 1
made
town,
Matt
of the
ped de
day
ed
caused
Mrs
caller in
Wm. I
here recently
Mr. and
Sunday in
atives and
Miss R
the we
friends
Mrs Jose
spent Mon
caller here ret
PORTAGH
Fec
tivitie
raid
in Por
per, ¢
violatio
agent
quant
home br
his a
befor
Patton
13.
on
to
operated
equipment
Spring begins two weeks from toaay.
Arriv ed |
of I Jirds
|A Summary of ‘of What Is Trans-
piring Among the Students,
Serious and Otherwise. |
County
Representative
Mr.
| of Cresson ha:
end
Bosserman spent the past week |
his home in East Berlin, Pa.
io set was installed in the high
)l auditorium, Monday, in order
une in on the inauguration cere-
at Washington. The set was
on about eleven o'clock and |
who wished to stay® and hear
dca did so while some of
dents heard it at their homes.
was “installed by the Chas.
ore and through their gen-
high school to hear the
establishment ir
so-called “gobble
measure designe
turkey and furt
ests. In introduc
the Cambria Ct
sociation, is acti
key Conservation
headquarters in
The amendmie
provided in the
the Killing
or the male of t
was an Altoona theatre
Saturday evening.
ythe was an Altoona visi-
wturday afternoon and eve-
| “buck law” did
In
has returned to school
y from a mostoid opera-
caller,
number
s Krumbine | key
ona Monday | for a
call
iss Grant motor- | law” passes,
Saturday where | bring the fowls
home of the latter. | termine the sex.
A. C. team lost to [key hunters
Sp pangler Sophmores in
ed in the high school | the call as
urday afiernocon. In the | Were boys
they were beaten by | barred
2 1d in the Cresson | acquire
f 17 to 16. | gownbler.
rsity team defeat- | The
um in both games | by
Friday nite. In
Stickler and Brown
x score of to
the
and
when
the art
tion and
county
| the state legislat
| game commissio:
tative Washingto
ed for the pendi
addition th
ment will bring into
which
will be nec
in order
HUNGARIAN QUAIL PATTON HIGH SCHOOL WOULD PROTECT
iN THIS COUNTY NOTES OF THE WEEK WILD TURKEYS
Representative Joseph Washing-
ton Presents
Legi
Bill In
stature
Joseph
troduced
) protect
the
to re-stock
e bill,
vho is
sport
the
elation,
Jjonnstown.
) tne
of only
sed
a
n
prided
on their ability to ¢
in the
will recall
“gobbler law
the Johnstow:
the Cami
organiation
Conservation assoc
n
to 630 sport
lefeated their opponénts by | throughout the
20 to 14. Fitzpatrick scored | organizations in
five field goals. county and
more A. C. team defeated | icating
ne mi s on the game
inday afternoon by favoring
t 5. This is the secon William J.
Sophmores have been "cus | of Texas,
this team this see
f cards were given out Tues- |
moon for the third two month
1onor students or those
it E report cards for
months re: In the
Terry. In the Jun-
ord Yahner, Vernon|
Cecelia Zerbee
the
in his own
supply of birds
Dr. S. P. Boy
the Wild
sociation, with I
Dr. -B. W. Grabi
George Porchsis
paign committe
Shreve, Leander
Stenger, Deck I
and Lorraine
yhmore
d but
report.
class, Betty Som-!
one ~ subect of |
You TH DE AD EIGH INJU R-
ED, IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
killed, three
are undergoing
Indi ans Hospital and
all of Rossiter
hospital after
att ion as the re-
bile accident, which
rman, miles east |
on the Indiana-Ar-
ay, about 10:30 o'clock Sat-
youth we
Dr. G.-C.
ident of the Bl
Soci was
tomo attendiz ng the de
two
the dedication of
the Old Portag
{ weather permits.
that
others interested
program. A
mally
et, the
Blair County
considerab
| market at the
{over the Willi:
distance east of
line familiar to
region.
Old Porte
(Dr.
bria County
tant part in
ories of the
John D. My-
neck was
youth
RO:
was
siter, whose
Wilaveen
, contusions
shock; Katherine
ration of the face and |at
usions of the body and
hank, 19, rendered un-
accident and later
lacerations of the scalp
contusions of the |
1 injuries; Margaret
usions of the face and
erations oi the nose;
, 20, contusions of the
e Charlton, 17, contusions
and body; William Maddox,
he car, operated om for | of Johnstown
scalp. | historical facts a
were en. route |in the modern
in Rossiter, from New |this kind, Dr.
» they attended the Ros~ | command the
lorence H School bas- | at least,
game student the
ment will
The Cambria
ciety will hol
ing at the (
March 26. Wi
| blished in the
past now
room
missioners
contains a
est, such as files
cluding all ti
County, spinning
various kinds
REVOKE
Licenses of 65
the
ing the
the depart
died last | week in i
Miss
set
ng
m ior
ton, 18,
age was
old
nine
D. J. MOORE GRE ATL Y IMPOVED
INDICATED BY HOSPITAL REPOTS
imprgveme nt in' the
J. Moore, former
ter of Windbet and editor of
the Ca ambria Freeman, a weekly ne
»aper published at Eber
licated in reports from
pital Monday night. Moore has
been a patient the hospital
24, when he sustained se-
in an automobile accid-
1 Johnstown-Windber high-
way in which two men were killed in-
antly and others were injured
ightly. Z by
oe of
msiderable
t of David
are
w= Set
1sb was |
the wind-
for
host
no
on the
two
State
HENRY L. MILLER
Henry L. Miller, aged 62,
Sunday night at his home. He sur- | drivers whose
vived by his widow, Mrs. Matilda Anna | gy,
Miller; three children, Edward, Rudo- Twenty-two of
Iph and Mary Marie Miller, all at home for intoxic
a sister, Mr Anna Cronauer, Al- of liquor, t
toona, and three brothers, Philp Mil- render “ac
ler, Beaverdal; John Miller, Gallitzin entire galaxy of
and C. X. Miller, Hastings. ]
Funeral services were held yesterday R
at 9 o'clock in the morning in St.
Bernard's Catholic Chuch. Interment
was in the church cemetery.
E DITOR’ S MOTHER ILL
Margaret Owens, aged 74 years, |
of Carrolltown, mother of the editor of
the Courier, is a medical patient at
the Miners’ Hospital at Spangler, as the
results of sudden illness
suffered at
her home on Sunday night.
URNS
Edgar F. B
of the Cour
Patton for 1
place he m
a former 1c
from the W
and is again
office. Mrs
Tucson unt
‘too, will return
her husband
Mrs
has
almost un:
commission
meas
Tucker
heartily
| tection of the tur
Each commis
chairman of the
Turke
announced that p
the Cambria County
vitation
extended as
Altoonan
historians
expense
‘Rifle Arch,”
wm Penn Highway a
the Cambria
motorists
As most of age of the
age that
Robb
while to
early
special appeal.
County ,
DRIVERS’
adley,
son,
ed Miss
ent,
on Sunday
his post in the Courier
remain
when
and
Bradley
next
protected and
er of Mor
egislative
Conserve
rof. H. C.
1 as
which incl
Horni
ane, Dr.
George B. Whitt
CAMBRIA COUNTY TO HAVE
PART
IN CERE
R ob,
alr
Johnst
tists’
15S
are mat
lans
a tabl
> Railway as soon as the
R0bb is
Society
part
will be
Dr.
take a
soon as
said.
the
all
the track
in Cambri
obb and his associates feell Cam-
should
the preservation of mem-
play
railway, wh
such a large part in the development M
and the county. S
re being lost
the
industrial
Hist
rel
collected
Historical
items
of old news
Papers of
wheels and
persong w
shway departr
week ending
announced
Febr
a list of
icenses were
the revocat
, seven for trans
for failure to
ce and the rest
offenses.
FROM WEST
who last
Arizona,
Sally
July
eve
last
will
month,
to Patton,
Washington
a bill in
providing
Pennsylvania
v,” a conservation |
efforts of
Represen- |
president
men’s
Vild Tur- |
which has |
game
1S Claim-
prohibited | be out ter
Bohn
his as
enairman of
Albert W
Boyer
hav
the
an
S0 many
moveme
asserted,
interest of the older
president
orical So-
ts seventh annual meet-
yurthouse a A
h a headquarters esta-| pai colva a wit
county seat, ion eas tx ory
being
by the
the
number of
Ebensbur
County
spapers in-
PERMITS.
Associate
June
at 1 fering a rave e use of
nine
St. Benedict First
to Go Over
o| —
|r \M mn: 1 T
[Tiny Tim Club Was Just
The
BARNESBORO VISITED
BY COSTLY BLAZE
for the
of the Ope Person Injured In Fire Ear-
ly On Monday Of
This Week
of | One person was injured and damage,
ase | estimated at between $6,000 and$8,000 |
i was caused at Barneshoro early Mon- |
day morning, when the combination
| dwelling, store andgasoline filling sta-
| tion of Wright Coop in North Barnes-
{boro was burned to the ground.
| Mr. Coop, who was asleep in
| building when the fire was discover-
|
|
|
Town Topped
| The Tinty
four days old when St. Benedict
| that they had almost doubled
{quota. The Chairman of this
| John Kauffelt, with a great
reported, at
Northern Cambria Kiwanis
at the Brandon Hotel,
{on March 4th, that they had
[or $150.00 above their quota. 3t
dice, by accomplishment
the t a challenge to the other to
thern Cambria County
week will show that it hes be
cepted.
Other di 1
| March 4th were 3arne sboro
Hastings $100.00, Moss Creek
Patton $120.00 and Spangler
The question concerning the
the different sections has bee
the wild |
the |
the for-|
code it’s
2d at 3:50 o'clock, escaped only after
| he had heen severly burned about the
| head and face. Although his injuries
amend- | were painful, his condition was not
tur considered serious and he was able to
receiving treatment. |
was caused, it is believed, |
overheated pipes in the part of|of
building used as a residence. Mr.|ed and it is understo
) had arisen some time earlier, | persons take exceptions to
said, and had rekindled the fire | haps rightfully so, but don’t
ating after which he re- | forget that in striving to put
to bed for another nap before |over the top, we are trying to
the day. | plish the outstanding purpose
water tank, attached to |drive and that is giving aid
building, was blown | Poor crippled body or an equal
roof and came to rest in|in the opportunities of life to
street, some 2500 feet away, | derprivileged child. In making
steam generated inside the cy- | contribution, please forget the
and caused it to explode. f of your town and think
building, a frame structure, was | vantages and the disadvantages
ly consumed by the flames and | ones for which you are asked
a total loss. Al- | Is the sacrifice you are making
carried on |ing your bit greater than the
amount was | If not, join the Tinty
| many times as you can
ne 2sboro fire’ engine | help raise the :
ment | jo undergoing repairs, the volunteer fire | YOU community.
ompany at Spangler respounded to the| In 1928 less than one anc
larm, but was unable to be of any |Dbercent of the gross receipts w
ice because of the great headway | ended for the Tiny
d by flames before the ar-|of that year
of th campany. any other drive could accom
with so small an outlay of
Over 98': cents out of every
| goes direct for the work for
the money was intended.
1925 seventy
Since August,
while| underprivileged children have
that the
tne
turkey
yobbler |
stove,
1llon
e in the
some insurance was
cture, the exact
the | not determined.
UES IN-| Because the Barn
and t
the
i \THE R OF NINE C } CHIL DREN |
KILLED IN PURTIAN MINE
Caught in an explosion
shootin coal in a mine at Puritan |placed on the list of the Kiwan
and | near “Portage, Stephen Baker, aged 44 of Northern Cambria County
sociates. | year married and father of nine in one form or another.
he cam- | dren, was killed Saturday afternoon | been the problém that in
es J. I ctim was terrible burned and |treat each one alike more fund
s badly torn by the letgo. necessary. So an appeal was
mine was idle on Saturday but |the entire community who so
* had gone in the mine to|rouly responded thereby mak
al. When he failed | possible to do a piece of wor
in the evening | community in an enviable posi
the mine officials | regard to underprivilegea
started, resulting |ren.
the lifeless body.
1 by his widow S.A
:Michael, of Johns-
Jlizabeth, N. J.; John,
t Frye, of
Millonzi, of Buf- | of
New York City
and Andrew, all |
5 ba
The
and
upper
1s
MONY
Mrs. Annie Sticl
30Bniface Stic
died in the
o'clock on Tuegday rnoon.
| was caused by a complication
eases. She had been a patient
hospital for a week.
| The deceased is survived by he
| band and two children, Mary
| —both at home. She also leav
mother, Mrs. Marga Volker, a
| brothers, Edward and Aloysius
- all of Pittsburgh.
i Mrs Mary Ja ann, aged 49 years, The funeral services will be 1}
( wife of Alexar Hastings { nine o'clock on Friday morning
last week follow- | Benedict's Catholic church at
| ing an opera | town and interment will be
| stomach. | church cemetery.
Mrs. Lann was born in Houtzdale. |
I Mr. and Mrs
Laballe. Mrs. Lann is survived
husbhanc these children:
John Bills Dennis
both of as and Wi
and John Lann, all at
r, Ernest
two half
Hast
and
anxious | ot home.
an
in the
sterds ly
atno-
ior- the]
IASTI NGS WOMAN
DIES AT SPANGLER
A aduct
short
- Blair ann, ot
Hospital,
obstruction of the
this
County, iy to
C AMBRIA C ou NTIANS
FINEL IN FEDERAL (
imp
Reri-
liam,
home.
La-
sisters.
and
Pleading guilty
brew and whiskey,
to possession oO
oht of James
nts of
should
folks
day | np
aeveliop
jou at Pittsburg,
Schoonmaker.
ed a ober 6.
Other fines
Cambria Cour
eral Court wer
John H. Dodd.
fine
John /
Friday by
Snyder was
Ings,
kX Hn rd 3
Jack Hubbard na. and sentenced
7 defendants
TOTAL YIE
IN ALL
DS
COUNTIES
CES
WHEAT
| ANNOUN
OF
Southeastern
wheat pro-
according
. ( ¢ partment of Agricul-
Com={ +1 y the fact that the average acre
Society | | n th counties w bus-
; vas 21.6
>I Inter- more than
s, Johnstown, 30-d
ambria County
Cambria Coun
Cambria Coun
a inter
s of the mphasized,
and the p
Adams admit
possession 1
ban admitted
tember 17.
tember 18 a
bushel ng whiskey la.
Cambria
relics of
SPEAKER AT KIWANIS
S. E. McMaster,
and a
Jouaie | Reserve, S
These | th regular weekly
me-thirad | eon of
Crop iast| club
na, Captain in the
the principal spe
meeting and
wheat of e
Mountains.
than
ania
vinter
the Rocky
produced more
entire Pennsyly held at the Brandon
Spangler on Monday
speaker took as his subject,
roads and Aviation,”
CARD OF THANKS
rough the columns of the | was interesting
our sincere appre-
who assisted us
ereavement, the ill-
ir beloved husband
Anderson; we also
ributed floral of-
their cars
Do for ef ral. e and Children
returned
1 Si the air 1e accident in
i Ane rg and his
in | heart were wrecked, he has been driv-| goat he
with one Maybe that was |it.
what caused accident in the
place. is
to the
press Se——
People who
their pride
on it.
Disgrace is
found out, yet
the risk.
Tobacco dealers find in orde
people to puffing their cigaret
are forced to
must
the penalty to
nearly everyboc
Mex-
sweet-
first
When a has
butting
man
begins aroun
she
join | was
first now
Days Old When Coal |
Tim Club Drive w
big smile
the regular meeting of
Club
Spangler, Pa
anc
1g on Mon
$69 00.
that
them,
our town
an
of you
Tim C
standard of liv
one
Tim Club Drive
and we question w
for
So big has
oraer
Z.ade to
1, aged 48 year.
h., Jarrolltown,
Spangler spital at
of dis-
anda
Carroll-
ARE
Sny
Johnstown, was fined $1100 in Fede ral |
in the Fed-
‘Cambria Count
ail.
he had whiskey
ALTOONA R. AIL ROAD MAN I
supervising
e Pennsylvania Railroad at
U.S.
the Northern Cambria Kiwanis
hotel in
night last. The | ;
‘Our
and his digcourse
extreme.
get them puffad in the papers.
been me
President Hoover.
NEW FILMS TO
BE ABOUT SEA
| Public’s Mood V
Producers; “First Kiss’
Starts Vogue.
‘atched By The
1 . ——————
Fou | The present cycle of motion picture
production will have sea backgrounds,
| according to a survey recently made
| among several film producers. Para-
| mount, always keen to give the publie
| what it wants, and when it is wanted
| has just completed filming “The Firgt
co-starring Fay Wray and Gary
| Cooper. The picture will be the attrac-
the | tion at the Grand Theatre on Mon-
held | day and ‘Tuesday of next week.
| “The First Kiss” is adapted from the
story, ‘Four Brothers’ from the pen of
Trinstram Tupper. It has a gea back-
ground, the locale being the oyster
fishing grounds in Chesapeake Bay. In-
.. | cidentally, the entire picture was taken
o0- at the exact locale called for in the or-
iginal story, it being St. Michaels Mary-
{ land, and adjacent territory.
ay. | The public has just undergone an ex-
$100.00, | treme taste for underworld and avia-
$35.00, | tion stories. Ag in the present case,
| Paramount was first to realize this,
aL S| and contributed many fine achieve-
n re ments to the screen along these lines.
some ,” “The Legion of the Condamn-
per- | nderworld” and “The Dragnet,”
us itting examples of this compan
timelinesg
| it want
Now sea stories or stories with a sea
ackground are in extreme favor with
public. This fact was I to
un- | by Paramount's own system of
> your | determining what the motion picture
quota | fans wantg to see. Hence “The First
Ir ad- | Kiss” was filmized and there are at
of the| least five motion pictures in which the
sea is the base of the stories in prepar-
ation, or in actual production.
The two popular screen lovers, Fay
Wray and Gary Cooper, have an ex-
cellent supporting cagt in their first
co-starring picture. Heading this list
are Lane Chandler, Leslie Fenton, and
half | Paul Fix, It was directed by Rowland
ras ex-|V. Lee, who is noted for his direction
of Pola Negri successes.
as just
stated
1 their |
town,
$350.00
Bene-
throws
wns
l ne
en
lev
accom-
of th
) some | }
chance |
to ai
in giv
cause? |
lub as|
hereby |
ing in
hether
plished
money
dollar
which
FINAL DONATIONS TO THE
CHRISTMAS STAMP FUND
The following persons have contribu-
ted $1.00 each to the Chrigtmas Stamp
fund, as compiled by Mrs. Cecil Mitchell
the local chairman, inaddition to those
whose names already have been pub-
lished in the Courier.
J. Fred Blankenhorn, Mrs. G. H.
[ Miller, C. P. Welty, Charles Cordell,
Mrs. Howard Gregg, George Davis,
John Zahursky, Mrs. F. Kinkead, Wil-
liam J. Gill, W. B. H. Williams, An-
drew Rhody, Lulu Shunkwiler, Mildred
Moren, Mrs. John Moren, Mrg. Mary
Garrity, Edward Little, John Prindible,
Yvonne Yerger, Mrs. A. Raymona
Thompson, Miss Versus Powell, Ruth
Grant, Mr. Rumbauh, John A. Murray,
Mrs. Steve Jacobs, C. L. Forsberg, W.
M. Simpson, Mr. Starr, Harry Nehrig,
E. W. Winslow, Father Henry, J. Mac
Denlinger, Rev. Hinckelman, Frank
Maycovitch, Dr. V. A. Murray, C. H.
Kelly, Louie Ianellio, Ellery Linn, Mrs.
Jogeph Mertins, Ed Short, Miriam Lil-
ley, Mrs. D. Mertens, Mrs. Catherine
Montieth, Domonic Vea, Alex Ratow-
sky, Mrs. Ernest Commons.
The teachers of the Patton Public
Schools donated $28.00 to the account.
seven
been
is Club
aid
1S were
gene-
ing it
k that
von in
culid-
s, wife
four
Death
at the
or hus-
1 John
es her
nd two
Volker,
ROBBERS OBTAIN $20
IN EBENSBURG
some time Saturday mor-
ning broke into the A. & P. Grocery
Company store next to the Ebensburg
Automobile Company on High street
and got away with about $20 in cash.
Entrance to the store was gained by
breaking the glass in the front door.
So far no clues of the robbers have
been found by the police.
MAYOR IS INDICTED 7
The grand jury in session at Ebens-
burg on Wednesday morning returned
Judge | true bi ills against Joseph Cauffiel, the
arrest _ | mayor of Johnstown, on chargeg of
| perjury, extortion, misdemeanor in of-
| fice, failure to file proper election ex-
| penses, conspiracy, and on two charges
| of violation of gambling laws,
On the conspiracy and gambling law
| charges Mayor Cauffiel is jointly in-
cted with“Jonathan Rager, of Johns-
| town, who Tuesday appeared before
tv two) 18 court and pleaded guilty The
ty jail, | court at that time stated that sei-
in his | tence would be deferred until an op-
nd Ur-| portunity wag had to determine the
st Sep- facts. Vs i
These cases were taken up before the
| grand jury Tuesday and a large num-
| ber of witnesses were called before the
MEET | cases were determind.
BEAVERDALE FIRE.
agent | Fire, probably caused by crossed
Altoo- | electric wires in
Army | two story frame dwelling at
aker at | ahout 7 o'clock on Tuesday
lunch- The family of Mrs.
widow, was rendered homele
was about three
is partly covered by
, bers of the famil
managed to save
| hold goods. A bucket
fought the blaz |
efforts proved
STORE
Robber
1eld at
in St.
in the
JOURT
f home | TIMES.
der of |
given |
y, $100 |
ay sen-
S
the destroyed a
Be aver
Rail-
some
swallow fr
be pretty well fed up
MRS. CHARLOTTE C v L LEN.
r being
ly takes
r to get
tes they | 1:
her husband
ade the | children
d about Funeral
y morn
> cht
chure
will be held on F
t. Bartholomew's C
interment will be in
the cemetery