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VOL. XXXV. NO. 12. PATTON, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY, APRIL 4th, 1929. ©
First National Bank Located DR. BENTZ AGAIN Patton Woman Is LOCAL AND STATE P. 0. OF. A. MEETS
HEAD OF SOCIETY, Called By Death NEWS (OF INTEREST AT PATTON HALL
In Handsome New Quarters fit Dhl, Inereting 150 Er! Condensed ms Gathred rom| “Sart of ne
— ros Tuesday Last. To been a patient for th, past four | Bus . ee ing National Unit.
efforts has accomplished the new First | m——— | weeks. Death was attributed to a com- | : :
rs Included among nine resolutions ap-
M National Bank of Patton. The Cambria County Historical So- | plication of diseases. | Era : ] A
odern Banking Home Now Houses the| Frank L. Brown, the cashier of the |ciety held its annual meeting in the| Her husband, Eben Rounsly, preceded | The Rev. Guy Gooderham, pastor | proved at Monday afternoon’s session
C | new institution entered the services of | law library of the courihouse Tuesday, | her of he graye 15 years ago. She is! of the Nanty-Glo Christian and Miss- | of the regular convention of Cambria
reatest and Oldest National Bank i iin [ the bank in 1909. In 1914, he was elect- | With about 40 members in attendance. | survived by three children, Mrs. Eben fonsy Alliance Church for the past County camps of the P. O. of A. held
. ed cashier, which position he has since | It was the first time that the society | Casker, of . Johnstown; Mrs. Clair | Sign! ons, Gas oles gs resi nL oO Os Pou sy ay one
Northern Cambria Count (held. On the death of Mr. Sandford, Mr. | had gathered in. the newly equipped | Lightner, of Rowley, N. J., and Edward I health. Is on wae 1 er 1 0 April indorsing the Robinson educational bill
y. | Brown was also named as a director. | historical room provided by the county | Rounsly, at home. One sister, Mrs lealth is given as the reason for | providing for the creation of a Depart-
| . | commissioners. . | William Elms, of Patton, also survives | discontinuing ‘his work. Ht will move | ment of Education with a Secretary
| President M. S. Bentz called the ) Mrs. Rounsly was a member of the his family to Shamokin, Pa., and will| in the President’s Cabine:. As it is
| meeting to order at 2 o'clock. Sef-|American Legion Auxilliary, a in the ministry. expected that this bill will com, be-
{eral matters of imporance were taken of Pochontas and the P. A. L. {A tenth anniversary reunion of the fore the 71st Congress and the camps
up by the society in the business ses-| Funeral services were held at 2 o-| Veterans of th, Twenty-eight Division | €Xpressed approval with its provisions
sion. Rev. Father Modestus Wirtner of | clock Monday afiernoon in the Patton 1S proposed in a bill introduced in the | the convention wen: on record that
St. Boniface made a motion that relics | Church of God, conducted by Elder Pennsylvania legislature by Represent- Congressman J. Russell Leech and
and curios in Cambria county be pre- |L. G. Gorsuch. Burial was in Fairview [ative McKay of Mercer county last| Senator David Reed be asked to sup-
served inviolate and prev d from | Cemetery, at Patton. week. Th, proposed reunion would be | Port the act. —
being taken out of tl county. Tis | ele after the annual encampment of | That the legislators and GoVernor
ry in Tae mae motion was passed by the g: “SOLD D DOWN THE RIVER” he National Guard at Mt. Gretna, this | Fisher be petitioned to combine their
The rs of the First National| “my ..0 aveellent papers early his- | TI | year, and an appropriation of $25,000] efforts with the view of relieveing
| Bank of Patton are; President, George in 11 —.| IN OLD TIME SLAVE BIDS |is provided for the event | distress caused by unemployment in
E. Prindibl v Presiden FEI torical development in the county were | [ t1 I 1
Hy, p ible; ice residents, a > ’ " | ———— | : o -
Tne 2 onl read by members of the soci These | | Mystery surrounds the death of Tho- | He State is the gist of another re
solution passed by the convention. An
Farabaug! , eue S rville, ¢ 2S 0 1 2 F font ate 3 Y
| Far iba igh, Reue L Some v I James were as follows: Me : ional A fortunate acquistion to the library |. M. Palmer, aged 24 years, of the ba L -
| Wesstrick and Dr. P. J. Kelly; Cashier, Valine of the Musetiin” : wrah | at Universal City of an out-of-print | Vendome hotel Iohnstown whose Life- appropriation to take care of immedi-
Frank L. Brown; Assistant Cashiers Gallaher of Ebensburg: ° ians | architectural volume on old Southern |. body wes f od bout four o'- ate needs and first consideration for
M. D. Connell and Myron S. Larimer. |; “no pris County” > I Path. historical architecture was responsible Took Hae oo | ou a unemployed men in distribution of
Fr t'X ¥Y 10 is he te tollor: | 2g Lh y+ + te for the Vivi rf A Saay 3 . : : ” : »
i = Young is hs Loi 1slley er Wirtner, and “The arly History for the building of the most faithful | goa. lying in the woods in Jackson | Toad jobs are suggested.
are ore A 1 anc = . Whit vf 1 reproauctl a & PY C SCe ver y 3 P "eS y
Mildred Moen) firiam Lilly a Ar the White Mian in Cambria Coun- | FeéProduction of an authentic scene ever |; nship about three miles north of The other resolutions “oppose the
| drew Seniva, bookkeepers, and Ruth |.» by P. J. Little of Ebensbure. recorded in films. Summerhill. Examination disclosed that | €XPenditure of public funds for sec-
| Whitehead, stenographer. "Several valued antiques and S The scene was the slave auction | yo slain man had been shot through | tarian purpose,” oppose and change
| The directorate of the bank is com- of historical valua Were presented to|r00ms of Beard & Calhoun, noted ine peck with a .32 caliber revolver, |i? the State Consitcution; vote sup-
| prised of George E. Prindible, F. E | the club by various members. Among | 20te-bellum auctioneers, which is but ! 1,4 bullet lodging in th. brain ang | Port for efforts to remedy vice condi-
| Farabaugh, Reuel Somerv Dr. 2.) these were three volumes of the Eb- [One Of the amazing setings for “Uncle, ocumaply causing instant death, | tions -in Johnstown; protest “against
J. Kelly, James Westrick, Frank L.|ensburg Shy, an early paper, present-| 10m’ Cabin,” the mammoth Universal| rye victim had been dead about 24 |20V interference with the Johnson Im-
Ih FF Cie * Cowher ; y Rrra re production whicl ns ril 15-16 at : os ui iw igrati y
| Brown Ralph 3. Good, M. B. Cowher, |eq by John Laemer. Several volumes Pro Ronn on opens April 15-16 at | pours pefore discovered. That he was Sion Low an onuted 2) Oppose
{B. Bla , Samuel T. ,» C.J. of books and other articles were pre-|“ eH wheqlre | murdered is without a doubt. Bny SoLOn Nat ones OWaTh Shy Wea.
kening change in the law,” and pro-
vide that the P. O. of A. continue to
! Ot t . J varheroer } Studenis « uthe ci histor
Noon, John Ott, Dr. B. J. Overberger, | sented by P. J. Little and others. Studer of, Southern social histor James Fairbanks, who for 5 number
jointly sponsor an annual outing with
the P. O. S. of A. camps.
With the merging of the two banks
| the directorates of both institutions
| were agreed upon to manage and direct
the affairs of the new greater business.
George E. Prindible, having been pres
dent of both banks, was, of course
{ unanimously chosen its president,
{like honor of which he holds w
the Ebensburg Trust Company,
with the Hevstone Bank at Spang
| T. M. Sheehan, i 3, Sonols Ro Two life memberships were received | Seniae 2 P iS Tomraduetion 5 an of years was employed ai the P. R. R.
| C. Strittmaiter, Barth Young and W.|py the organization Tuesday afternoon. * ‘Our auctioneers are buS-)giation in Hastings, has been transfer
Foi ee inill Ell 2 § v the organiz: 1 ya 10 od Lnet at astings, has been transfer_
OR VIEW OF THE NEW FIRST ATIONAL BANK'S HOME. i L. Thompson. i: These were W. J. Stineman and the| : Is Ie Ahan ha Hye Yed to Spangler as warehouse man. | Tr ti watt hell in 1. O. O
: Ee, Recently The First National Bank Rev. Father Wirtner. George R. Ben- is Nie St. “iale owate 10 An! mis position 1h Hastings is y fle _Converjion wey r Ney is
/ . | : ) Rev. Fg : org SA Ae et. § rr : Si gs is filled by S Sane :
ational Bank of Patton working cadre are of black vitrolite; [of Patton was granted the 1 to|der of Carrolltown and Miss | ! owd ol aders, stockmen, | 1p “Norner. formerly of Punxsutaw- Hall. Mrs. Marie Williams presided
of last week held their of- Each department of the banking in- [act as (rustee, executor, administrator, | vieve Furry of Johnstown also were | dand , plantation owners, Southern |. as Chairman at the opening. In at-
ici ope ning and reception to their [stitution is operated separately, for accepted as new members. belles and labor ag | Th, Cresson Fire Company was Topt | ITi0ANCE were 32 delegates, 26 officers,
pairons and the people of the Patton both the convenience of the bank and | | The following officers were re-elected | | In oe Pgh ! 3 so aa Sohne very busy on Saturday night. The | Be Pasi Distret Prosuigy In Tous
community in their handsome, modern |its patrons. The vault door and equip- ’ for the ensuing year: M. S. Bentz |UESCAI'S ON the virtues of a handsome |s,.. five was one in a forest near | ast county officers, togethes with
new banking home in the Good Build- | ment was furnished by the Diebold | oy h | Ebensburg, president; Miss Sarah Gal- | Mulatto girl to a group of smirking Lilly, and shortly after their return |@Pout 70 other members. The conven-
ing on Magee avenue. All ough Fri- | Safe and Lock Company of Canton, wr TUNE [laher, Ebensburg, firs: vice president; | young bloods; on another platform aly, the station they were called to ex- | tion embraced Districts No. 1 and 2.
Sr aed iE And io. The voult ts tev ~ . * : ha rs | second auctioneer disposes of ¢ de a | 2 r
day afternoon and evening | ons and Ohio. The vault door is ten inches he A John McCormick, Wilmore, second vi e| So on of re ru ol : a Pera . |tinguish another blaz, at the Presby- | Camp No. 52, Johnstown, was Slocted
friends of the bank were treated as | thick and the vault is lined with three s president; Mrs. Alvin Sherbine; Johns, | (ection of furniture and hardware; at terian parsonage in Cresson. | to entertain the next convention, wihc
the bank's guests, were shown every |layers of steel throughout. A separate Ho vy town, secretary, and J. M. Young, (2 third station squealing and bellow-| — -»rRboz {will be held in October, when officers
nook and corner of the banking rooms, vault also has been provided for the : . ? | Johnstown, treasurer. ing live sock are hs polis Of iter PLAN BIRD REFUGE vill be elected. The School of Instruc-
were presented handsome souvenirs and servation of the books and records 5 dg : ———— est; while in a fourth corr poor Un- FOR CARROLLTOWN tion meeting was voted to Nanty-Glo,
were impressed with what they saw. the bank. : i by | COI MAN IS AT HIS BEST cle Tom is being transterred from a where it will convene in July.
. : y : 5 ke "8 HAE A us n fortable home to an uncertain and |
The present handsome new home Iron work, well designed and pleasing | no i : | ‘0 N98 Som t Dio jome io ah ymeaniain and Rod and Gun Club and Some of Miss Alberta Gregory, of South Fork
of the First National Bank of Patt to the exireme, works out in harmony a i Te | IN FILMING OF ° RESCU E [ran HHO I Simon Le stalks m= Farmers in East Carroll Twp. | was re-elected ae o> Dn
is the out come of a merger last fall h the mode of construction. This 3 } aN 2 Septeienp— e ta on gree stalls im- to Post Yand No. 1 and Mrs. Kat atherm
5 : 4 “The Resc which opens at the | portantly through the crowd examin- | this place, was named President of
| District No. 2.
between the First National Bank and | contract was given the Wendell August ALR © Et a : oy | tH Monday T i ing the miserable, black wretches who
The Grange National Bank of Paiton.| Forge, of Brockway, Pa. The counter | \ 2 rand theatre Monday uesdaay, 5 ABI » D8 wretcnes
| Mrs. Della James, of Johnstown,
| State P. O. of A. President, made a
This merger created a bank by far | work, of vitrolite, one of The prime
the largest of any in the county outside | features, was the art of the Wilson / 3 ’ Sy he Dba AN — A
the city of Johnstown, and brought | Manufacturing Company of Jamestown, {ald Colman to his public for the first On he BL ore a Tr establish a bird refuge in a cor- | neat speech in which she Popotisd on
to the town of Patton a banking insti- |N. Y. The interior decorations were | | time in the capacity of an individual | £0045 Tor auouion, % nome eon °ltain section of East Carroll Township, | Fe year's work from the standpoint
tution of which we may all well be handled by the Rambusch Company, | | star, it brings one of Joseph Conrad’s| runaway slaves, and describing the vir_ |, "000" posted being in the |Of the 310 camps in this State, and
| | romances to the screen for the first|tues of various and divers s ibuous |; miv about the Frank Bearer farm | Yhanked ali for their assistance.
2 | The Misses Emma, Harriet, Thelma
proud. The combined resources of the |of New York City, and they have been | . bs : ; i e 1 | products
institution are more than three and a |designed ‘to harmonize with every parti- hy ory ame In an mmpontant production, and pres, : |and farms adjacent southeast of that | ; NG
half million dollars. ; cular of construction, The re ele- h is it introduces a new film-charmer by( So faithfully has diector Harry Pol- [ place. The dau > ee pod wild | and Marie Williams, daughters of Mrs.
ctric fixtures were supplied by the the name of Lily Damita who seems | lard limned this scene that the habel | ne as pheasants and quail, which | Marie Williams, of this place entertain-
Incandescendent Supply Company of GEORGE E. PRINDIBLE, fated to become one of thy best-known | Of noises and the raucaus voices ofp ve pooome very scarce, but is hoped|®d 8t the morning session, when the
I bute. The © . : ; ti a i C » has | the bellows s-lunged auctioneers are al-| address of welcom, was made by the
Pattsburg. The furniture was all made | President of the F National Bank |actresses in Hollywood be fore she has | | will be propagate in the five years that |
, . : 2 Drop y that | pev. Ralph Hinkleman, of the Patton
M. E. Church. The response was made
| by Mrs. Della James. Miss Betty Lowe
to order by the Hughes Ogilore of finished her career. j-most audible. Pz articular i 2S ere the agreement calls for. Hunters are
Pittsburg. The heating was installed | registrar of stocks and bonds, guardian| Add to these facts th, other facts | counter of jhe Vinh Ygngy requested to co-operate with the sports-
: : by the C. P. Welty Company, of Patton; | of estates, assignee, receiv com- | that Samuel Goldwyn is the producer | Prise of the key situatic 35 OL the epic |, farmers and the State Game | : ame: 3
he old I'l iim ; Mae the wiring was the job of Cecil Mit-! mittee of estates of lunatics or any |and the j directed by Her-| production, for it marks the beginning Commission, the latter being much | Pleased in a recitation. Gilbert Brown,
oe oe Ts od site for |chell of this place, and the exceedingly | other fiduciary capacity authorized by |bert Brenon, of “Beau Geste” and of Uncle Tom's gn ip “down! rifled and pleased with the action |©f Johnstown, spoke with reference to
YE as 1 : . y x oy Leg ; ame. anc ave | de ribber” and his subsequen: Sly i oe J ri iti i p -
the new banking attractive floor coverings were designed law. The need for a ‘trust department | “Sorrel and So ame, snd you hyve [5 W A ” wid i Suhgequen of the people in their attempt to pro- Stat 0 wide sondiden in the ig 5
ters as well as the ‘mer Goldma installed by the McClure Glass | in this community has been keenly! the reasons why the audience was so| duction to Little va. tect the remaining birds left to breed | Other shomt talk was that by 1s.
Store room were taken over a hand- | Sand Comp: of Reynoldsville, Pa. | felt, and the bank will now act as|enthusiast ver 3 . | FALLEN TIMBER CHILD a larger supply in the time fixed for | Ella Sarver, of Johnstown.
4 a : ogo 7 | di C . | moist ev Y ws 1 St y of | X¢ ‘ v i | tl A 2 > oa 2d The |
some Indiana limestone front on gra It ¢ vithout saying that the First | administrator, guardian, committee or ) Story of = rE ., the closed season memiioned he i -_— =
nite base ined and t tional Bank of Pation opened its | trustee, and will handle all matters | “The Re: ’ Conrad’s INSTANTLY KILLED BY AUTO five-year agreement will become effec- | ST. AUGUSTINE NOTES
ite base, n | There will be a square dance here
} arrol »
| : 5 : . ne Car town R G C
is an event in motion picture history, stnad in quivering groups, not know-| _ °° roll own: Rod oa hun Clit
ral direct To Ron. | ing what the next minute will bring and some of the farmers of East Car-
iy cave: direc 3 Shows on-|{1 a the next mi U 1 pu .
{in Several dITeoliONS. Li SQ0WS. hon => : =. | roll Township have made an agreement |
After the merger had ween completed
the directors of both banks functioned
in the new and greater institution.
’lans for a home to j 7 the ar
of business conducted 1 i
with the re
S|
build- on! pi Friday with no little pride safely, legally and expeditionously with | own favo ‘ ng all his novels. C N= : = So tive this fall. : soul A :
1 1 Darting from behind an automobile Saturday, of this week, special orche-
(terior of t t floor of 1 3
ih poy ar te raodo : to meet ! for the examination of its new and|but little cost to the estate. Frank L.|man is given the rol af the English | 1 De 1 om i i— on, h th
he requirements of the banking insti- | beautiful bank equipment. They did|Brown is the trust officer. | trader and freebooter in the Java seas, | direct] in the path of another mach FRANK W. GURLEY js gi He ghusis. \ozier Had
tution for years to .come. so with the feeling that the bank was a | enme shed in a web of native inirigue,|ine, zabeth Williams, 11-year-old | Pronk W. Gurley. aged 71 a native). r. an irs. Ee o8 1 ) 2
Meanwhile the banking business was | community enterprise, not only as a | and iv ig en his obligations to his | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alford Wil-| Thenshure, died. Saturday al. hi as their guest on aster, their grand-
> Sa iD the for ir CG ‘ance Bank | Place to keep its patron‘s money, but tive friends and 1 love for anther , of Fallen Timber, was run down S a De daughters Miss Oneida Weakland of
Sona 0% De tome ange a that its purpose were to aid its pat- nglishman’s Colman never ap-|and instantly killed at Fallen Timber home n Pie shure. oi. Jurley was the) the State Sanitorium Cresson and
Yom ae Wh Th a . an rons and “this community in all finan- peared to bett advantage than as the | about 8 o'clock Sunday night. The little [208 Of 12 Sora DD. Te | Miss Leona Weakland of St. Boniface.
Scrsonnel olosed their books to busi- | cial matters. 'A complete examination | commander of the brig“Lightning,”| victim suffered fractures of the neck, al i le 2 olson Misses Margaret and Beatrice O’'Haro
ce in che de Tanah ai waded a Ion . lof the institution was afforded visitors {and he range every change in the emo- | jaw and right arm and severe lacera- He mE ae ot Ebensb or Bo = 19. | of Homestead spent Sunday here.
JiSS In those fnuen Growaes 4 all the way from the lobby through the [tional potentialities of the rol, with|tions of the back of the head. Sh, was |e Was DO'n at sbensburg Sept. | Miss Zita Smithbauer and Ray Gues
Friday, etn a bani Boman Was an yo. : 5 : € |1857, and was a brother of the laie|,r Epensburg spen: Easter here with
given over to a public reception, anc
dine r S yw 3 3 | matterly acting. | dea he icked up. . 2
banking Toons. the vaults, | maiterly act gaa when pictea ut ; a | George Gurley and Mrs. Mary Gurley | vig Smithbauer’s parents Mr. and Mrs
c ay orning saw the First Na- > rest rooms, the directors’ room 7 Nv: : i : :
Saturday morning say : county MONEY FOR the automobile, immediately stopped | Punegan. | Joseph Smithbauer.
Br rmmrmmeraet sen Samuel Byers, of Coalport, driver of
tional Bank of Patton doing You 35 [and he 3) DU lonsdisiion toams. HASTINGS BRIDGE | the machine after hitting the Williams | Mr. Gurley spent the greater part | Miss Madelene Sheehan of Patton
in quarters at wh a any Som hy » - as : J Vou tt : § = Bi girl and rendered every possible assist- Ri at Pierubure lly Miss| as a caller here.
a Sos United Stat s ee is the oldest National Bank ey |. The Board of County Commissioners | anes. Hie Was quesioned hy the police a ro vy a Me, ang Ms: Leo OSH ang family
The contract for the n banking Cambria County, being chartered in | session ai Ehenshurg made an 8p- | Ang Inger Tolensed | or wav |in 1889. Mrs. Gurley survives her hus- jot They oo Springs Spelt 2s Nuskeid
home was awarded to the Wilson Con- 3. when the town of Patton was : { bropriation not to exceed $3,800 to the| The William girl was on her w BY ind with the following aitdron: Na | here with Mrs. Cretin’s parents Mr.
Str sompany of Johnstown, last | yet in its infancy. William H. Sandford ; | Borough of Hast for the purpose |home with a group of companions when Walter Urle. Mrs Floto Maroney fand Mrs, Joseph Horne.
Siryetion. Com pay 2 Boe ES IANCY Tina, Se pal of paying a proportionate share of the [she met her death. None of th, other |: VET 2, TS, £0ra Maroney s Miss Bernadine Gonsman has re-
fall, and since that ime w orl hs een (was its cashier for many years, and | cost of erccting a new bridge across|cnildren Was injured. The decessed Is Rosalie McArdle and Dr. Gabriel, all] preg to Cresson after spending some
Fished. Ihe inserior of fhe bai lding | for the ally yemrs Prior to nis deat) the North Branch of the Susquehanna | survived by her parents and a num- |©f Pittsburg. | time here.
is most modren and plea ing, The ap a few years ago, had been its active | Btver 7, Hrshing Borough Th. tor joan oy es | Funeral services were conducted Tue. | Chariess Nagle as returriod here of
pointments are c mplete, he dec 0 bh resident Oeil of. thls i : | tings Boror Counell, accompanied | Pune rvicers were held at 2 o'- morning in the Sacred Heart Catholic | ter spending some time at Braddock.
ny eroceqingly Jou re ang oe Ie > Pini on eS hace : : by a number of borough citizens, call-! clock sy ay afternoon in the a Pashure Burial was in the| ‘npg Bernard Baker, of Braddock vis-
aR on d, tr 2t, o D Natio) ang Tr First National Banks ; h : od pon the Commissioners Monday | ver Vall : 33 2 Brethren Church, | © a re —— 1 her Datorss here. Weakl
Bois, is for the convience ofgthe public | of this place for the past few years, i ; : morning to obtz is appropriation. |conducted by the Rev. Mr. Howk, Pas- | bo TAGE MINER IS Mr and Mrs John eakland and
and for lost in pleasant a . 1 it is largely ‘through his efforts > : 2 — : tor. Interment was in the Beaver Val- | FATALLY INJURED | family of Van Ormer visited here
petent woking conditions for the per hat the merger was unanimously made % : { : ALBERT HOR AK ley Cemetery | The Misses Philomens sm A
: 0] ; by the stockholders of both banks last | Albert Hornak, eight-month-old son | =e ake SRE Davis spent the week end her, with
SE dolkrs. Ts vestibule. ot t thelvear. and that Patton now has the [of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hornak, of FUNERAL OF MRS. DODSON William M. Hazlett, aged 60 years,| their parenss Mr and Mrs Joseph
Sous, ne oe e of Pa 1 rong finan cial ins itution centered in FRANK L. BROWN, | Miller Shaft, near Poriage, died of| Fyners vices for Mrs. Margaret | °F Poriage. Was {erally injured Thurs- | Davis
SX or alain , on €opp fuse hg he i) J Sa Perhaps noth Cashier of the Firsy National 1k | pneumonia at th, parental home at 5 Dodson 5 5 widow of Ed- [dy when caught beneath a fall of rock| Bernard Kelly was a recent caller
calamine: The patie de lonal Hank, DE - i Sy $e7* o'clock Sund: y ne. He is survived or, ve 2 aren : lile ¢ e Sonr
panels separating the and .the ing re than Mr. Prindible’s personal | ——————o -= J OClOCk Sunday evening Ho is survived | ward Dodson, Allegheny Township, ie bei ing o bis Taine and Mrs D F Horne and fam-
he rock fall he was taken to the of-|ily were recent visitors in Cresson
The capital of the First National | his Barens. 2d igi otha and | near Chest Springs, who died of a com- |
' Bank of Patton is $200,000, and its |! incent oseph, John, Andrew, | nlication « liseases Friday morning | |
Vy surplus fund amounts to an additional | Jesse, Elizabeth, Anna, Mary and Helen p o 200 3 el where she had | fice of Dr. J. F. Buzzard, where he| Rev. Father P. W. Frarren has re-
We $200, 000. Its combined resources at the |all at home. [been a patient for six weeks, was held |4iéd a half hour later. Mr. Hazlett| turned her, after spendng Holy Week
of business on March 2nd, was| Funeral services were held at 9 0-|a¢ 9 o'clock Monday morning in St. | suffered fractures of th, back odin Altoona.
6,184.44. | clock Tuesday morning in the Portage | Monica's Catholic Church. Mass was | Pelvis. are : | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and
The general public is offered by the | Hungarian Catholic Church. Interment celebrated by the Rev. Father James Mr. Hazlett is survived by his widow |son Earl of St. Boniface spent Sun-
First National Bank of Paiton, the |was in the church cemetery. | Padden, rector. Burial was jn the Mrs. Harriet Mae (Gordon) Hazlet; | day here.
best in banking house and equipment ree church cemetery and these children: Mrs. Raymond| Mr. and Mrs. John O’Haro of Home-
that can be procured. The officers and MRS. F RANK O’'NEIL | Mrs. Dodson is suryived by these | Chambers, of Portage Township; Elmer stead spent Easier here.
employees of the bank are at your| Taken suddenly ill at 2 o'clock Thu- | children: Paul Dodson, of Hollidays- | °F Portage; Mrs. Paul Canyock, of Por- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smithbauef
command and service. They solicit and |rsday afternoon in St. James’ Catholic bure: Faber Dods of Pittsburg, and tage Township; Issac, of Youngstown | of Ebensburg were visiting here.
deserve your patronage, and promise church, Mrs. Frank O'Neil of South|penyer. Olive and Marie Dodson, all|Q: Mrs. Donald Handel, of Portage| Miss Mae Adams of Altoona was a
all courtesies in the continuation of |Fork died a few ih wtes later in the | ot home. She also leaves these brothers | LoWnship; Mrs. Ernest Smith, of Por-| recent caller here.
the old or in new business relations. rectory of the Rey. Father Joseph Ho- | ang sisters: Joseph ana Edward Lo- |tage, and Kenneth and Ruth, both ai| Miss Mary Ruth Smithbauer, was a
ward, pastor. Mrs. ne apparently | mire. Coalport: Mrs. Frank Ivory, |lome. He also leaves a brother, Joseph | recent caller in Patton.
was in good health and was in fine | pgtton: Mrs. Arthur Conrad, Johms- Hazelett, of Duncansville, and three | John Adams and daughter Marie
BET WEEN TWO CARS [spirits when she left home to worship town: Roman Ls Cresson: Albert sisters, Mrs. Ananias Long, of Holsop-| spent the week end here with Mr. and
— in the church of whjch she was a|y1omire, Chest Springs; 1 R.J Ir- ple; Mus. Reuben Diehl and Mrs. Isaac | Mrs. M. G. Adams.
Crushed between two mine cars while | member. Heart diease is believed ©o0|win Hollidaysburg; Mrs. W. J. Whar- | Bachtell, both of Portage. Thirty| Joseph and Clare Davis transacted
{working in the Heisley Coal Company |have caused death. ‘on. Pittsburg, and H. W. Lomire, Gal- |8randchildren also survive. | business in Altoona. :
mine at Nanty Glo Friday morning — — litzin. Te TT Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nagle and
about 11 o'clock, Michael Yachzemo-| The Court Monday approved the ap- . -— CRESSON GARAGE DAMAGED | children spent the week end here with
vitch, aged 37 years, married, was fat- | pointment of ' Homer P. Strunk as De- JEROME L. KLEMSTINE During heavy wind storm late, Mon-|Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nagle.
ally injured. He was terribly crushed | puty Constable for West Carroll Town- Jerome Leo, four-months-old son of day afternoon the roof of the Cooney rete —
on the left side, near the heart, and ship, this office not having been filled Mr. and Mrs. Philip Klemstine, of| Motor Sales Company building in Cres- DENIES BRANCH RUMOR
lived a few minutes after being remov- | heretofore. Lilly, died at the parental home Mon- son was carried away and crashed] The Department of Highways has
ed from the cars. r—— day. The deceased is survived by his| to the ground some distance from the|issued a statement denying that a
The victim was getting ready to start Ernest Rudy has been admitted to parents and these brothers and sisters: structure. Two workmen in th, gar-| branch of the bureau of motor ve-
home when he met his death. He leaves | the Spangler hospital for medical treat- Eva, Francis, Dorothy, Julit Ida May, |age narrowly escaped injury. The da-| hicles is, or will be established in
a widow and five small children. ment. Kenneth, Harold and Mary Elizabeth. mage was estimated at about $300. wny city.
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