mansion on Miss Lila Whitehead was the recent [relatives in Clearfield coun-|was an exceptionally fine one, and lo- cal folks can no wreadily discern why Stoltz transacted business in |this famous ex-service men’s band has attained the prestige over the country the (Eckenrode Dam in|with which it is accredited. , Carroll township is going nice- Altoona on Tuesday morning. and it is up to all of our sportsmen their shoulder to the wheel 7 in order that the necessary s, still lacking one “recent visitors here. Pittsburgh last week. E. Prindible has opened offices ood Building over the First | Bank. State Highway Force are improving ness in town on tively small mileage, should also be| WEEKLY HEALTH TALK— | CROYLE TGWwWNSHIP GIVEN PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS NOTES OF dons af The sums tne: + Tuesday PATTON AND THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY "artis shi ser SEND US ALL THE NEWS YOU KNOW AND HELP FILL THIS DEPARTMENT Y LITTLE ITEMS HELPS MAKE THIS PAPER JUST A “ITLL H BETTER FOR ALL. SEND, BRING, MAIL M. H. Gardner, Notary Public, at the | the berm on Tozer Jewerly Co. ton and Altoona. Miss Irene Dillon of Hastings was Albert Thomas was an Altoona cal- a recent visitor among Patton friends |ler on Monday. relatives. The American The work on the Geo. E. Prindible the outskirts of Patton] Grand Theatre nearing completion. under the joint Mrs. Edward Sherry recently enter-| McCoy Post tained the members of her bridge club and the Patton Music Club, proved a home. rare treat, indeed, to the well house that greeted them. The program | Sutawnes 4 The Junior M. Scawab is the donor thousand dol- Clearfield, which here on Monday night auspices of the Walt the American Legion Senior Prom of the Pat- ton High School thousand dollars towards this|ypnicipal hall on the evening of and the sportsmen of Carroll-|9o,1 of May. Patton especially have rai- |i] furnish the music and the invi- Mrs. Clarence Heckman considerable sum toward the gagions will be mailed in a few days. g affair in which they are espe-| gunday nex ’ interested. The dam will really Today is Ascension Thursday. be a boon to the fishermen of all this Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sincor, of Moss the state when completed |cyeek, were recent callers in town. Earl Karlheim of East Carroll town- been ocnfined to his|of Beech avenue, who has been ser- is again able to be|iously ill, is somewhat improved. ef Miss Ruth Mertens of Pittsburgh was | Sugar, for example, are contra-indica-|of Altoona spent the week end here with her parents, ted. But speaking generally, all types | with relatives. ship, who had home by illness Adam Smith, Mrs. and Mrs. J. Hayes THEM road between Pat-| | vue. Legion Band of appeared at the | low. Pius Yahner. will be held in the The Palmer orchestra |the week end. Hall was the guest is Mothers’ Day. and Mrs. Paul Wert. A; ! X ) k z Mrs. John Dietrick of Mellen avenues | tion. Meat, sweets, milk, grains and|were given out in St. Augustine Ca- is the guest of friends and relatives in | all their by-products should occupy |tholic Church here on Sunday. Ligonier. Adam Heist, Mr. Say Hl Thousands of people in Pennsylvania | share of four highway projects in Misses Mildred and Dorothy Jane Cor- Mis M dred rrr ory on the nourishment problem—if | Plan. They were Croyle township nelius were in Johnstown night of last week where they attend- ied the production of the Toytown Re- Miss Elvirna Kane is a | the Clearfield hospital, where she went} cause he and his wife are dieting and for the removal of her tonsils. then is so inconsistent as to drink oe Bo NY Ms Richards two quarts of milk daily and consume of Clearfield and Mr. and Mrs. Ralp ; en oh ! : | Winslow, of Erie spent last Sunday at | set mom co Peanuts of which he can |of Cambria and State of Pennsylvania, | the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wins- filled Mr. and Mrs. “Bub” Cruis of Punx- | fire of modern propaganda many in- cedent have been granted to the under- y, were sunday guests of Mr. | telligent citizens have finally succumb- stoned All persons indebted to the and Mrs. E. W. Winslow. a > " Herman Cronauer, and 501 Joseph Lacue, a student at the Un- | tunately Snypishing minority of silly «| iversity of Pittsburgh, was home over [Young girls who become devitalized by 1 TQ J 1 the ) starving themselves into an unhealthy —ST. AUGUSTINE NOTES— of Centre | condition. last week of Mr. The condition of Mrs. Pius Yahner, | Where healthy people are concerned. Sim about. , ; By Tis : : Mrs. Sally Woomer was a caller ina week end visitor John B. Overberger, of near ope.pyree with friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mertens. who has been seriously ill| = gi.ve Kennick of Akron, Ohio, was ally all winter is much improved and his many friends hope complete and speedy recov-| Mr. and Mrs. Ben Short and daught- Ridge, Md., were guests of | Mrs. J. Mac Shannon over week. er, of Johnstown, of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. James Semelsberger of this place were the guests of relatives New York City last Mrs. Carl Laurer of Flin- | lankenhorn transacted bu- | week. SAVE WITH SAFETY Drug Store Don’t forget us when you want | ize contest. Greeting Cards Of all kinds, including Birth- | Friendship Cards and| Birth Announcements. EE ann i REXALL | practically all Fogerty’s =i: Myron Larimer wai a recent visitor {among friends in Pittsburgh. A boxing show at the Smith theatre {in Barnesboro last Thursday night at- We have a full stock of allltracted a number of local fight fans. | The high winds of about a montn | destroyed all sign | boards of the Northern Cambria Ad- | vertising Company in this section, and them. Ask us about the picture | the company, with headquarters in | Barnesboro, have a force of workmen | busy in constructing larger and more | substantial boards in Carrolltown, Pat- Err | ton and Spangler. | The Barnesboro Star came out a lit- tle late last week and the reason given had installed a new Mo- | del 14 Linotype to their equipment, re- placing a machine installed a number | was that they | of years ago. Wedding, Graduation Gift| Petitions are in circulation in Patton | and the north of the county, this week, highway department to provide, this summer, for the per- manent construction of the road be- tween Lantzy’s Mills, below Hastings, | time, less heat and the Clearfield county line, a high- | tects ha EF ’ ! ee wer way at would give Patton and the|and over ite ogerty S y y ou Yoyla 2 ; irec in -| ed with the difference if you have not north of the county a direct line of through to Clearfield, | Vel had a permanent improved road : : Come in any time and confer about connecting with the Old Monument Trail at Mahaffey by way of Westover. | Clearfield county’ part of this road |Pointment will be constructed this summer and e : Ie INI | Cambria’s portion of mileage, a rela- and Beauty Shoppe; DRUG STORE STORE a visitor with relatives in town and friends in The final insertion of the Patton Borcugh Auditors’ | elsewhere in this | and know your {are a part of it. | Everything points to a hot old elec- tion in the county, this fall. We are | goinz to elect a Judge of the Orphans’ Court, an additional law judge, by vir- tue of a bill passer by a recent session of the legislature and iigned by the | governor, a sheriff and numerous bor- ough and township officers. The bor- | ough offices, of course, will create a | bit cf interest in Patton as well as in communities in the town’s business. You | ago practically urging the state were recent guests end. were returning from a dance at Galli- | little attention to fads and food pro-| Mrs. Louis Adams, Mrs. Pachard report is contained | 40 figured in a collision with another paganda. On the other hand, the gen- | Mannion, Mrs. James Carl and Mrs. machine in the main highway between | eral run of people do need to pay issue. Read it over Samuel C badly injured. tion is reported as Ashville, and works and Croskey and these brothers at San Pedro, Cal; residing at home. Funeral services Brigid's Catholic and skey, 23, Church. was in the church cemetery. SS bs FeSiieeLee ee ses 2 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Biller were | thy to consume. last | the recent guests of Altoona friends. Rather than to develop a complex | idore. James Gillece and son, Owen, of Pay | against a certain food, such as sugar Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Adams were INEZ GEORGE When an automobile in which they | The vasts majority of people need pay | the birth of a daughter May 4th. Lilly and Cresson about 12:30 o'clock | more serious attent Sunday morning, Miss Inez . 16-year-old daughter of John W. Geo- | point. rge, of Lilly, was instantly killed and of Ashville, was | attitude against a pa The girl's head was badly Croskey suffered severe lace the scalp. Hz is a patient at Mercy Hospital, Johnstown, where his CONAI- | sueieegestortestestososostostseteetuntuntastectsstsatostoatootuetostsefselonfosfootooufosfosfoefrefoefoufesfocforfoofosfoefonfoufoefociorte fair. He of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Croskey, of at Gall The machine in which Miss George were riding by Charles, of Ralphton, Agnes McCarthy, of Lilly, also was with the party. Both Pipta and Miss Mec- Carthy escaped unhurt. The other car that figured in the driven by R. W. McKee, of Altoona, who also escaped injury. Miss George is survived by her father and sisters: Mrs. 2 . % they are protected from fire, moth and theft—at low cost. ’ 3. fatal crash was|% : ; 5 If your furs need remodeled, repaired, cleaned or relined, take ad- Leo Miller, of Chicago; Mrs. Robine, of Swissvale; Ledger serving an enlistment in the United States Navy and at present stationed Kenneth George, of Philadelphia and Martin and George for Miss were held at 9 o'clock Tuesday in St. Interment PERMANENT WAVING. = rr 2 é . Our Perfected process requires less absolut r form injury by 1 seaming. Lou will be delight- your Permanent. Work done only. We use the perfected Edmond Process—FINK'S Barber Shop Palmer Wednesday ek ond via LR piling vs Sowmehol becomes important because | payment, and those having claims or % Jory ona Zaenioop fa parenia il aguely associated with the re-|gemands should make them known Mrs. Henry Jolley York City are guests of Mr. was driven and Miss by our THE PATTON COURIER “The fashionable world has no ids | $3,000 HIGHWAY REWARD oe ynopoly on styles and fads. Amerioan | i . MOINIIE. | jira js permeated with them. For in-| The state department of highway and MIs. once “consider the food question,| Monday distributed $5,682 as the state and the. 6 ane following their own pet the- | three townships under the state reward indeed it has any right to be called,” | Caz mbria county, $3,000; Cranberry said Dr. Theodore B. Appel, Secretary | township, Venango county, $2,265, and of Health, Penn township, Westmoreland county i “Consider the man who refuses to $376. satient at | serve potatoes even to his guests be- EXECUTOR'S NOTICE In the estate of Daniel M. Jenkins, late of the Borough of Patton, County i . 3 deceased. And this fellow is by no means Notice is hereby given that Letters an exception, either. Under the fierce | pestamentary in the estate of said de- ed to an idea which in their mind said estatevare requested to make 1, of New |ducing game. ‘Game’ is used advisedly | without delay to and Mis. inasmuch as most people are merely HARRY M. JENKINS, Executor, playing at reduction, except that for- 3tpd Patton, Pa. Banns announcing the coming mar- “As a matter of fact there is no|riage of Miss Mary Kilboic of this need for hysteria on the food ques- place and Henry Kline of Hastings their proper place in the daily menu Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon of Fal- len Timber were business callers here “Certainly it is true that in some|on Saturday. disease conditions red meat and John Adams and daughter Marie of foods are.entirely safe and heal- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kilboic ann- ounce the birth of a son Albert The- Mr. and | meat or potatoes, one should be on|callers in Frugality on Saturday eve- the week | guard to keep a rational balance in| ning. the diet, and diet, and eat all things Miss Cressie Bender attended the moderately. Cinch in Frugality Church Hall on America is a land of enthusiasms. Saturday evening. And eating is notably one of them.| Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cretin announce ion to the quality © RFUEL SOMMERVILLE “Therefore, do not velop a foolish ATTORNFVY-AT-LAW lar food com- modity merely because propagandist: Office in the Good Bui!"‘ng. George, | of food they eat. crushed. | tell you or imply that you should do ration of | so. But eat less!” 2s Ted] ofeefeeleda + Car + FUR STORAGE Store your Fur Garments in our Modern Fur Storage Vault, where 2, i is a son KRW 2 itzin. Toutes. oy Testes? jo efeed ’. * ojos] Serforfoseeloniosfosfetasfoadeofedunfooded ot of Zo. 63 odes vantage of the reduced summer rates. Don’t wait until fall and be dis- ogo : ages .. appointed. Phone, write or call. Bell Phone—400. Clearfield Taxidermy Company. 11-15 Nichols St. CLEARFIELD, PA. 2. % eferferte ocfealeeieefssfonforionocioefociectes] Patrick George, eegefegeofoce Fur Dept. Fur Dept. oo Teszeslaedeede George “The largest and best equipped establishment in Pennsylvania” May we have our representative call on you? Le oofesl Toole Taoteetes?, Leadeeleatests Tesleoteeteoteteotostaetooteolootaeiar les leetoeTe eete ego oTe ele efer oJeedesfeeleelecleslactecTonla Javtastaeteoloetasteetveleetoslostosteclosleclantoslecionlaetoctoctolestectuclocl: % Jeeoeeslefesfocleeasfeslonle oJ Tevyeel of ely pro- chemicals method. by ap- House. THE NEW FORD TUDOR SEDAN freight and delivery. and spare tires extra. You'll like the easy - riding comford of the new Ford The new Ford is one of the easiest cars on the road because of its low center of gravity, min- imum unsprung weight, four Houdaille hydraulic shock ab- sorbers and the unique construe- tion of its transverse springs. Furthermore, you are as com- fortable in mind as in body when you drive the New Ford. You have confidence in the per- formance of the car because you know something of the quality that has been built into it. Remember these two points when you select your next car— comfort i nmind ... comfort in body. They are combined to an uncommon degree iif the new Ford. Come in—see the new Ford sar—and drive it yourself through thickest traffic, up steepest hills, over roughest roads. A thirty minute demon- stration will convince you that there is nothing like it anywhere in de- sign, quality, price. Roadster 450; Phaeton ‘460; Tudor Sedan $525; Bunsiness Coupe $5625; Coupe $550; Sport coupe with rumble seat $550; Fordor Sedan $625. All prices f.0.b. Detroit, spare tires extra.) plus charge for freight and delivery. Bumpres and $525 F. O. B. Detroit, plus charge for Bumpers Stoltz Viotor Co. PATTON, PA. WILL INSTALL A WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE AND MODERIZE YOUR KITCHEN. Jean wu, Heinghous, \ { FLAVOR 20M YEN rn samira = Your cooking can be done automatically. No worry, no bother, just set the clock and forget until meal time. turned to her Maurice Stoltz are a committee of lad- ies to sell tickets for a cinch series to begin Tuesday Lunch will be served. Games to be played in the church hall. Miss Bernadine Gonsman has re- home in Cresson a brief visit here with relatives. Dennis L. Westrick of Hastings has concluded with friends. evening, Mayl4tn. after Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horne guests of relatives in Chest Springs Jecently. “Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beiter of in this Lovetto were recent |callers place. Harry Adams of Altoona was a cal- ler here one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burgoon of Dean | were recent visitors here. were FRE Name AT THE Chi-Namel STORE With each purchase of one quart or more of Chi-Namel Kitch-n-Tint a 215" vulcanized in rubber all bristle brush will be given absolutely FREE during the week of Special Offer. Address HUBER HARDWARE PATTON, PA. Try the ‘FLAVOR ZONE” Way. BEMONSTRATIONS ANY TIME. 5 $e £5 i 65 § i 5 “i € Fe 63 ¢ 5 43 6 £ €5 GRAND rR 43 $45 Patton, Pa. PHONOTONE MUSIC Perfectly cued with each picture BB $5 3 i 1 $e 63 {5 5 i 6 5 5 i § $e € 5 “i § $i 5 § THEATRE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 9TH AND 10TH EMIL JANNINGS IN Sin of His Fathers COMEDY AND CARTOON. 5 69 § $e $3 § 1 0 SATURDAY NIGH COMEDY NEWS HT——ADOLPHE MENJOU IN His Private Life SPORTLIGHY MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 13TH AND 14TH "MILTON SILLS IN | THE BARKER With DOROTHY MACKAILL, BETTY COMPSON, DOUG FAIRBANKS, JR., and GEO. COOPER “Step right up folks,” to the part of the carnival you o see. To the love story of a country kid who stole away to answer the love call of a world wise woman. To the stor y of a father who lost his heart, his soul and then his son in the muck, mirth and mystery of couldn’t pay t the side show. ALSO—ON MONDAY NIGHT ONLY—THE SIMPSON STUDIOS OF PATTON WILL PRESENT THEIR PUPILS IN A Toy TownRevue ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNES DAY, MAY 15th—TOM MIX IN Outlawed Tarzan No. 6 6, and Cartoon. VOL 1X Ace Au SI Partly Di But M: A marke of accidents injured, ov noted in tk bile acciden gistrar of M Department yesterday. cidents and ted to inci to the adve Eynon belie The total April was March by 4 164, greater March figur juries of 43: Children k seven, or Six Seventy-seve of 15 and 5 one persons The twenty reported we: March. Spe Speeders w thirteen dea cidents. Roa on the wron not have th sponsible fo which were and hills ca Failure to si accidents. “It must b non warned compiled by hicles do nc opinions as t by the parti when it amo perty damagy results. “The moto asked to fix dent, but fill all circumsta ditions, traff] highway and other faats. 1 grouped to « made public.’ Although {f male drivers up a large n females. The 180 fatal cras only seven t 18 in 114 acci Comparison veals that 3¢ drivers with r credit. Of thi while drivers experience toc five of them Sund Sunday acc of 629 of whi Saturday acci total of 533 ar day was third fatal, Tuesda) fourteen fatal, Thursday, res; Wednesday re Commenting in motor acci Eynon said: crease in Apr is largely due the advent of great number on the road. cessity of exp more caution who have kept during the wir lize the need the feel of the “A striking cident totals, | cidents, five of due to skiddir attribuable to together with fronted with the clutch is brake, the car “Another fe cident report the large numb by children pla should rest lar should take ex their children streets and if ciplinary meas: “The large ni tained by peds¢ from parked c carelessness, wi vehicles is obst cessity of pedsé and Listen bef street and high: use care in app: large number avoided. Slowing ing intersection, on a loud hor avoid intersectic JOSEPH BOOT VICT1 Joseph Boothr of dropsy, at h nut avenue, Bt day evening. The deceased ther, Mrs. Mar; son, John Bootl two brothers, Ja nesboro, and R Lancaster; and Painter, of Hon liam Murphy, of
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