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d 85 years, of Coupon,
lication of diseases at
st Saturday night a
s granddaughter, Mrs.
Coupon. The deceased's
ars ago. He is survived
and four grand chil
rvices were held at ten
ay morning in St. Jo-
church at Coupon and
1 the church cemetery
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lagee Avenue
30—4:30. Phone 1377].
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PATTO!
», CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA., THURSDAY,
‘BISHOP M’CORT IS
FEBRUARY 20th, 1930.
(5¢) $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ot sten ano CLYDE M. LUCAS LOCAL AND STATE PATTON YOUTH IS
FATALLY INJURED
The Right
Rev. John Joseph M
o The Right Rev. John Joseph Mc. DIES SUDDENLY NEWS OF INTERE
MOTOR COLLISION zie pice or oom, sina Tain | Cain
Well Known Patton Man Drops | Condensed items Gathered from George
Lauwaer
S,
20,
Acci-
NORTHERN CAMBRIA
A meeting of the Northern Cambria
Business Men's Association and Presi-
dents of Borough Councils of Northern
MEET AT SPANGLER GIVEN SENTENCES
OF FINE AND JAIL
Cambria County was jointly held at|INumber of Pleaders Appear in
| .
birth . hile Tork | Tor: J rep . th y VE RTL S Y
Mrs. Mary Lehmicr, 65, of| Bishop McCort was born in Phila Dead W hile at W ork in | Various Sources for the dentally Shoots Self While the Brandon Hotel, Spangler, recently, Ebensburg and Get
Carrolltow led fr delphia on February 16, 1860, son of Pitcairn. Busy Reader. Riding in Automobile Ihe PuIport of the gesstopesher being) Their Terms
arrolitown, Hurled from Totes areTe oC Wor voter —e . to work out some uniformity of the a
3 Sei 7 . hn Mc rt, a Civil ar tel Werrda es ¥ ye . Bo ad : : ’ : =
Son’s Automobile was the youngest of seven oe) a MN. Lucas, ages, show ayant Charlotte Illig, eight - month - olq, As the result of a bulldt wound | VBrious ey he Do At the regular weekly session of
-— His father died when the Bish ars, lor ho pb YE | ge eof i Mrs. Peter Illi | through the forehead, self-inflicted in!|© e county. e 8 € | Motion and Petition Court ¢ he
Hurled to the street when two Geile SE i Ie obtained : I best known residents, who for [dougie of Ms. Soy 2 5 a dati manner While riding | men at the hostelry was the outcome , ip 0. hood o. with President
automobiles, one driven by her son, |squcation in the parochial schools of couple of years has been ony (OF Jens ne Tuesd ir | with three companicns in an auto-| of thought developed into action, the Judge John E. Evans and Judges
figured in a head-on collision . on Philadelphia and later took classi oyed in the car shops of the Penn {pan on apn high ¢ Mr |bile along the Chest Springs road beginning of the move dating back John H. McCann and Ivan J. McKen
Main street at Spangler about 10:30) ,,4 theological courses at St. Charles Sylvania Railroad Company at Pitcairn, | A Si Frank Fox, t the paren- |@0ut 7 o'clock Sunday evening. Some weeks ago, when President Elmer |... 1 the bench. 12 persons waived
o'clock Saturday night, Mrs. Mary poromeo’s Seminary where he remain. | 2- dropped dead while at his work onan IS. Fra 5 BE aren” | George. Lauwaerts, S0-vesr-old son of Routch, of Hastings, head of the ip. fidine of bill the March
a ro : i - 20rromeo s Seminary where he remain Wednesday atten 1:30 clock Ital home at Ebensbu n Tuesday 1E0T'ZE AUwWaerts, <sU-yee SOT : i . . g the inding o il Lr March
Lehmier, aged 65 years, a well-known | oq after eraduation as an instructor ednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. fight. Death was: ea Anthony and Georgianna (Ramey) | Pusiness men’s organization, concluded grand jury and en
rosi F arr an Oe 2 : a dik ¥ HD Tk hs | His at} 5 A& istine nt. cab. a ad Db umo- | $100, ary Ble & 2 . Tal 8 y= nt A
resident, of Carrolltown, was almost .f thaglooy leaving to accept an ap- |. =~ 5 A Sane as a ising Sch io) Lauwaerts, of Patton, died about two 30 Sa Jogetner Joading men x the rv 5 the offenses charged
instantly killed. She suffered a severe | ointment as pastor of the Mother of ais family and many {ends here. ,| When a car driven by John Most, hours later in Miners’ Hospital |DROrth of the ‘county, the con €TENCE | them. The pleaders sentenced
fracture Of the skull and was dead |gorrow’s congregation in West Phila! CWde M. Lucas was born at Snow | ! , S| Spangler being the result. Much good accrued follows:
when passersby reached her side. Tinh an © "7 Shoe, Pa, on June 2, 1879, and follow- | 26, of Spangler skidded on the high- | Si Cialis me .| from the session, which was held after | ia ; + 19 i
: Se in | delphia. od un the wo sOleing. fin ; is | way near Watkins Sunday afternoon| The youth accidentally shot himself |: ei 4 .| John Robert McCall, aged 18, and
Her son, Archie Lehmeir, and Peter Alter vers of moll tevoteq | C0 Up the wood working trade in his th 4 a ies. Dave Li a oe ws tera 6 o'clock dinner was served at the Too Eu 20 hota 3 Brohdies
Kober. of Patton, driver of the other| ‘I yours OL ao! Be VOLE | carly years, until coming to Patton! and ceased nw fr Leiebnone Dole} just anoye ine Tight oye D a he | DOtel, President Routch presiding. The gos en! Dou . Vise
service in that impor e was : ’ . had | ST 3ak , ing a .38-ca I revolver, whic e : 5 1 | charge Vit felonious assaul
car, both suffered lacerations of the en I np Fl wo a ve years ago, from which | Alquin M oo {yO . : 18 3 9 Sav a : Immediately | matters discussed at the meeting will an 9 Jan : oC uo 2 oss ]
raise ( ne 1C Auxiliary 1S.4C 1 ; ’ . i - | 3 OY € pelievec ras aded. alate. : : ttery re sentence in
head and received treatment at |. So a8 Dijice > PA ta ae | time he was employed as a miner. He 3 ee) lnolgton S Eaves : BO t his companions | P€ Porne in mind and taken up at a Savy oh iin E Fae of
Miners’ Hospital, Spangler. Mrs. |. ae iio i, Sink s one of the most widely knows left ear a oie, oY ing A PAIIONS | near-future gathering, when greater re- a, le
Archie Lehmier, who was riding with |J5Un8 : he Ae Pe snop freee ternal organization members in thes | Sustained 2 race o! Tushied im to. no nospitad, , | sults are expected from the arguments | MC oA STIVE OL ry mn
s ting the affairs of the ar a : : ; i L 2 Fernie; rion. ‘ede he ! Ths T riove ‘than three
her husband and mother-in-law, and on condueting : 36 L Bay on ax oi section of the state, being a P. C. in| HEugene Hartman, 2. Funeral services were held atl 2 placed on the tapis. one-half nor more tea thie
Michael Cislosky, an occupant of Ko-| diocese until the latter's death. Dur-|npontain Lodge, No. 84, Knights of [Sustained a fracture of the o'clock yesterday afternoon at the San in the Western Penitentiary
ber's machine, both escaped unhurt, [18 this time he was honored with the | pyi}ias: a Past Worthy President in|Sunday when, as he wa ng at | Lauwaerts home in Patton. The local | «« ss |Kuzma to serve not less
Kober and Cislosky were both plac- | appointment to the bishopric of Los m Aerie, No. 1244, Fraternal Order | the side of the highway home, | Baptist minister conducted the serv- | M i i ; HREW nor more ‘than three year
ed under arrest after Kober had had |ADgeles, which he was constrained to Eagles; an active member of the |he was struck by an au which | jces, Burial was in the Fairview Cem- | county jail. These defend
decline.
road.
his injuries dressed and were lodged . " : 531 Fire Company; A member af {skidded on the joy SV Io f the :
in the borough lockup in Spangler. Soon after the death of Archbashop 1 Lodge, No. 488, Loyal Order of | Fg 1 shilty of e dri of the car
The two men were removed Sunday | Prendegast he accepted the appoint- a Past Sachem of Kill Buck| Was not learned. EL
morning to the county jail at Ebens-| ment of Bishop Coadjutor to Bishop No. 369, Independent Order of| Funeral services for Micha
burg. Kober is charged with operating Eugene Garvey,
i i i 1 Tr a Pie
a motor vehicle while intoxicated and | With the rig
i held as a material | death of
is being
witness.
Mrs. Lehmier had been a resident |
of Carrolltown for more than 40 years
She had been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Charles Wagner, of Spangler
and was enroute to her
rolltown when she met
her death.
Mrs. Lehmier was married to Frank |
Lehmier 42 years ago in St. Nicholas
Catholic Church, at Nicktown.
husband preceded her to the grave
She is survived by these children:
Mrs. Wagner mentioned above; Harry |
Lehmier, of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Cletus|a short
Lehmier, of Bakertown; M PJ
Wall, of Pittsburgh, and Oscar and
Archie, both at home. These brothers
and sisters also survive: Mrs. William
Lehmier, of Carrolltown; Henry and
Jerome Smith, both of Tyrone; Mrs.
Charles Goss, of Johnsrvown;
Smith, of Nicktown, and Mrs. John
Feighner, of Carrolltown, Mrs. Leh-
mier was a daughter of Casper and
Mary Smith, of Barr Township, both
deceased. Her son, Constantine Leh-
mier, was killed in an accident some
years ago when a team of horses ran
away.
Mrs. Lehmier was a member of the
Altar Society of St. Benedict's Catho-
lic Church, Carrolltown. She was also
Chaplain of the Carrolltown Unit.
American Legion Auxiliary, and was
installed last Friday night at a joint
meeting in Barnesbaro.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lehmier
were held at 9 a'clock Wednesday
morning in St. Benedict's Church. Bu-
rial was in the church cemetery, Car-
rolltown.
CELEBRATES TWENTY-FIFTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wilson
celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary at their home on Ross
Avenue on Friday February the four-
teenth. Those present were as follows:
Rev. and Mrs. M. H. Jones and daugh
ter Martha, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lees,
Mr. and Mrs. John Flatic and chil-
dren of Bamesboro, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Cartwright and children of Bar-
nesboro, Mrs. Llody Westwood and chil. |
dren of Altoona, Mrs. Elizabeth Ross
and Mrs. Mary Jane O'Brien and son
Reese, Arma Mae Wilson. Miss
Jona Miss Inez Wilson, at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson were
the recipitants of many costly and
valuable gifts.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
The second patrol entertained tlie
troop at the regular Girl Scouts meet-
ing Monday February 17th, we opened
in Patrol Formation and recited the
promise and the laws, we also sang,
Oh! Chester. Florence Beck read an
interesting story of the boyhood of
Washington “Babe” and Naomi sang,
“Aren’t We All” The rest of the eve-
ning was spent in dancing and playing
games. We closed with taps and chant.
COMMUNICATIONS
To the Editor of the Counier: |
Since last week's articre :n vais paper,
I have received many requests, some
reasonable and some unreasonable,
making it impossible to answer all in
this manner. A councuman’s duty is
to act for and with the people, provid-
ing it is for the good of the community.
I am sure that the reasonable requests
I have received lately will be consider
ed at the next Council meeting.
It would be a help to the council
as a whole if the people would consult
the councilman in their neighborhood
prior to the next meeting of council.
It would give the members of the
council body something to think of
ahd would make it easier to reach
decisions on all subjects. I again]
want to assure the people of
Patton borough that I will do my ut-
most toward anything that is for the
good of our community. I want to|
to thank all of the writers for the]
interest they have shown in
matter. |
Very truly yours, [
JOHN J. HALUSKA, :
Councilman, 1st Ward. the country.
home in Car-
Her
Peter |
this | Erie; Bishop Philip M'Devitt, Ha
of the Altoona Diocest
1t of succession and on t
Garvey, on October | Lodge No
| Men; and is at the present time |ST- aged 63 years, who di
District Deputy Chief Haymake,| Plication of diseases Wednesda
36915 | week at his home at Ha
so a member of the Central |at 9 o'clock Saturday mo
Bishop
[22, 1920, he assumed
the He was ¢ 1 .
{ Altoona Diocese. District Firemen'’s Association and of | Bernard's Catholic Church. Burial was
| —_— - the Pennsylvania State Firemen's Asso- [in the church cemetery
‘|ST. VINCENT HEAD ciation | Ten applicants for automobile opera
| DIES IN PITTSBURGH | The deceased is survived by his wife, | tors’ licenses suceessfully passed t
4 es Mrs. Ester, (Anderson) Lucas and one | tests conducted at Ebensbur S
rie son, Mitchéll Lucas, of Hartford, Conn, | Highway Patrolmen c with
Archabbot Stehle Vietim of Complica
4 a ; : i sis nl sITvive ; si p s | Altoona Barracks. Fou:
tion of Diseases; Given Special He 13 2450 survived by one sister, Mrs. | 3% 2
Sam Fox, of Williamsport, Pa., and py | €d.
re Blessing vol Srv or
The Rt. Rev. Aurel one brother, Frank Luc of Indiana] Funeral services fo Anna Bre-
B. 57 the only arch county. | znovchak, aged 49, wife of ko Bre-
The body will be brought from Pit-| znovchak, whose death
0 today, Thursday, and taken to | Thursday at her hom
home here. The funeral ar-|Were conducted at 2 o
nts have not yet been com-|€rnoon in St. John's Gre
but they will be held on Sun-| church. Interment was in
day afternoon, and burial will be made | cemetery.
in Fairview cemetery | Funeral services fo
States, died at
iat Pittsburgh
illness.
Vincent archabbey at
chancellor of the Cath
{ Peiping, China.
la Mrs
The ha t as rons B Jo ; aa | Mary Ann McTigue, 64 y died at the
spital January : r having suf : ‘e ht
d a nervous breakdown the prev-| GRANGE MEETING | home of her daugh B.
ious day at prot tion of the AT COUNTY SEAT | Davis of Pittsburgh, 7. were
i Sy His “7 [held from the Holy Cross Catholic
ting « in le His phen Hon 7108
| started to fail during the la a conference of Masters and Leo-{ ClrcH 2 Svanglh = ! Mon-
of the Granges of Cambria | aay Morning, AHbermer 1 the
and |
ir counties held Monday morning in | Church cemtery. 59
Ebensburg Presbyterian Church, | Clyde O. Stiffler 2 fe years died
ter E. B. Dorsett, of Manfield. of a complication of, diseases at his
mas holidays when he
severe cold. A compli
| eases brought death.
| The special blessing of Pope Pius XI
| was imparted to the archabbot on
| Wednesday of last Week by the Rev.
| Felix Fellner O. S. B. of St. Vincent
upon its receipt by cable from Rome.
contra
ion of dis-
the
State Mast : : or
xplained the by-laws of the order in | 10H in Chetty ree » Sree
far as they pertain to subordinate] M.S. Loulsses ~~ i
| Beaverdale 80=y<%#-6ld notive of France
rd G. Eisaman, of Erie County|died Tuesday morning in Memor
=. hospital, Johnstown, of injuries
Archabbot Stehle headed the large ed and explained material for | I A Se
hip et Tost of lectures 2s dinate | f€Yed one week ago when she was
Bae) on also was 3 hy fas 7 aan | struck by all boy's sled. A leg
Vincent colloge and setatiaty. tHe su. ing the morning conference a|W2S fractured and interna: injurie
ceeded the Rt. Rev Sch on was served in the basement | Were caused.
O. S. B, as the St church by the ladies of the —_—_— pe
Ser 3 1920 [AGED WOMAN IS FATALLY
1: 1 was calle y Rom her conference was held in the BURNED AT MOUNTAINDALE
by the pope to discuss for de noon N : Dorsett and | re
veloping he Cathol university of man arge | Her dress while wo
Peiping whiita the archabbot fo i er ————— about the ve, Nancy
in 1924. WOMAN IS SUICIDE DESPONDENT |Noel, aged 75 years, was fatally burned
While in Rome
appointed chancellor SINCE DAUGHTER'S DEATH in her home at Mountaindale Monday
for an ad nal five y rn afternoon. She was terrm:y seared over
The archabbot also B y since the death of her|the entire body and azec eight hours
tionally in Catholic last year, Mrs. Martha Henry |later at the Noel residence
gist. His “Manual aged 50, wife of Patrick M. Mr. Noel had left the house just a
monies” was almost univ of Twin Rocks, formerly of [Short time before tme accident and
Papal dispensation was nece. urg, committed suicide Tuesday | Upon his reurn he found his wife a mass
etery
In
Lauwaer
1
girl
his home about 6 o\clock
y
evenix
ne amon win youn FAST MOVING COMEDY
at the time of the accident
were one male companion and two |pf
16 deceased
friends. Ti
the Carrolltown
ne
paren
home.
Ww
atior
Andre
was
No
ts and
PR
was
1 at
9. He is sur
one
Coal
brother,
had
Sunday
left
Lauwaerts was employed by
ary
and Doug Co
All-Talker Based on
Laugh Masterpiece
charged with seriously
aunt and uncle of McC
the outskirts of Spangler
: was so badly injured t
IN taken to the Spangler
she is still a patient.
Earl Snyder, of West
n
, living 1
The aunt
was
Hospital, where
(
she
Star
ship, and Dennis Sullivs
Company at{ When a beautiful girl counters al Yor. charged with snievms
ed by his legitimate proposal of marriage tender-| With Intent to commit a Iai;
; OL ldots. 25 eteiving. stolen. wood
Charles at ed by a handsome young man with|%Y, and receiving gp
such a statement as:: I'll see thee| Were Jou Sentenced 10 ps
ibblet,
w Hammerstrom
elected
vice pri
president,
"¢ JUSTICE RIBBLET HEADS
TAX COLLECTORS AGAIN of
last {and tax collector of West Taylor town-
1 re-elected
of the
the annual meeting held in
And
Whalen of Spangler was chosen sec-|chio
in
J. Price of East Taylor township.
The principal address of the meet- |Mmcniously to tame
by County
| Henry L Cannon, who talked on the |the very tactic: at ha
the last ,sessionjcognomen of “w
f the legislature the 1 per cent ajof Italy. How she resists and how the|charged with
month penalty on delinquent taxes and | ultimate solution is worked out could | While intoxicated,
only be told by Shakespeare.
In this screen story of the Bard's!
comedy,
ng was
| tax
)
he most efficient
and
We
laws
nty
county, in
J COMMIS;
MRS. M. H. JONES, OF
PASTORAL
BAPTIST
ACCEPTS
ip was n
ng committee, named by the pre-
made
passed at
1 1
legal
method
cont
amed
points
contre
of making
roller.
of officials
ludin
one
AT
o the
Shaf
g P..S.
Miss Elsie Duppstadt,
oners, James
7. county solicitor, and Maj- |
Ter, coun
tendance at
comm
answered
in
lle
r
Ol
Saylor
v
treasurer.
Controller |
PATTON,
CHARGES
CHURCH
merset |
engineer,
meetir
methods of collect-
s. George W. Griffith, solicitor
controller, questions |
connection |
ion of taxes, and James’
talked on |
returns to
coun-
an
of
and,
hanged,” things are bound to happen.
happen they do in
the Shrew”
Grand Theatre as the reature attrac-
justice of the peace |tion next Monday and TuesGay ana |
: like-wise brings
Douglas Fairbanks to the screen to-
nbria County Tax ‘Collectors’ asso- gether for the first time.
i From the opening shot to the final
he courthouse last Thursday afternoon. | fadeout, “Taming of the Shrew” 1s
. i jenced jointly to pay the costs; Ha:
of Barneshoro | just one long, glorious laugh. From the | to serve not less than e mon
; ; oS a t less thai 1
sident; John J.|first moment gay but stubborn Petru nor more than three years, and Mo
(Douglas Fairbanks)
Alvin Wertz of Richland |upon his bride-to-be, the stormy, tem-|
The | pestuous Katherine
there ensues a battle of wits and wills.
of the association, consists of [Loving her fiery temper, and intrigued |
John J. Whalen and E. by her defiant remak:
{hanged!” Petruchio sets avout uncere- |
more -c
immortal |
screen for the first time in the his-|
tory of motion pictures by Mary Pick-
ford and Douglas Fairbanks, every bit
essential 15d
striking situation has been left intact|and to serve not less than six mo
throughout 1
complished by Sam Taylor, the man
who directed “Taming of the Shrew”
before that,
established Miss Pickford as one of | goods, was sentenced
the greatest emotional 1
1g. [screen has ever seen.
Taylor succeeded in retaining all the
humanness which characterizes Shake-
speare’s works, and yet enhanced the
scope of the play through medium of
the motion picture camera.
each,
serve not
costs, a fine of $100
tution; Sullivan to
six months nor more
in the Allegheny Co
Snyder to serve a sin
the county
William Montgomers;
Hanies, 21, both of Kane, Pa., cha
ged with entering a garage to com-
|mit a felony and larce were sen
make 1
“Taming
which comes to the
jail.
Mary Pickford and
lays eves|oomery to serve not 1 than four
than
months nor more
y 2 . |
(Mary Pickford) | he county jail,
John Palka 18, of
ged with violating the y
sentenced to pay the costs, a fine
‘VE not
years
“I'll see the |
the Shrew. To make | $100 and do Serve nob
sted e employs| days nor more than three j
sn her the | county jail.
oughout all| J. N. Curley of McKees Rocks
g an eal
deat”
pay the costs and
than 30 days nor
months in the
Warren McCreary,
Johnstown, charged
receiving stolen good
and|{to pay the cos
brought to the count
dialogue, comedy
nor more
county jail.
Robert Young, of
with larceny and
than three yea
production.
This was ac-
“Coquette,” which |
|
and make
Stephen Petr
against morality,
sentence.
Henry Kent, of John
with entering with inter
actresses the rest
his ordination to the priesthood at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August|O0f flames. Mrs. M. IT. Jones of Pa. an- felony and lar
ember 8, 1899, because he was not of |Quist of South Greensburg, where she | Noel home at T.cece oancod Af the tnarniet ce of the| Among the featured players who |counts in one
the canonical age. After a period of had been visiting since Saturday. Mem-| Funeral ces will be held at the |} nee re Baptist oh or accept- | SUPPOrt the two stars m me comedy |remanded to the
work in the church and in teaching, bers of the Quist family found Mrs. | Noel home at 2 o'clock this afternoon or wi g oar ; red are Joseph Cawthorn, Clyde Cook, | ther Investigation.
he was elected coadjutor abbot of St. Kinney lifeless in her room, she hay- | Burial will be in the Pleasant Hill Cem es is bs CH pastor. | P0orothy Jordan, Geoffrey Wardwell Joseph Jennin s. ot Sounth Forl
Vincent June 25, 1918, and was con-|ing fashioned a noose out of a shawl | etery at SGOW. Mis Toros is a graduate of the|3Pd Edwin Maxwell. brought Delore tho Count an
firmed by Rome July 6 of the same | which had been made fast by catching | —— Moody Theolorical Institute and is an [tachment for refusing
year. one end between a closed door and its| CRESSON FIREMEN HALT BLAZE lable and recognized preacher of the FUNNIEST RACING HIT OF STAGE an order directing su
RE anya iy K AS THEMOMETER IS BELOW ZERO | Baptist denomination. She is the wife| NOW COMES AS 100% VITAPHONE | family was remanded
degree of doctor of divinity. He re Mrs. Kinney was born in Coalport, | tho aston he Baptist church of : ail for further investigatior
ceived the e of LL. D, from Notre | where she and Mr. Kinney were mar- | Damage amounting to approximately o ihe enh ve a ; ot nro Faward Everett Horton and Edwards | 72! fot , fe i 9a ly
Dame in 1¢ and Litt.D., from Du- ried 28 years ago. $200 resnlted from a blaze a eto bi peac ona : 3 of her Farle are cast as enemies in “The| Leonard Buck, of Carrolltown, al
quesne unive burgh, in 1927 ciated Pe ren Tet Dfoke . h jhe wos the t over Hottentot,” Warner Bros. latest all-|brought before the court on an
Tie feoithe. at Acer: enleve "a Tres an 'N mined origin which broke out shortly | husband durin Ot OV€!ltalking Vitaphone production which | tachment for refi z n W
is regime at . cent college MRS. DANIEL FARREN, | after midnight Saturday at the Landis | fourteen vear A B hd pi aie lo SOLE Ditor dies 4
was noted for building expansion and| Mrs. Martha Farren aged 53, wife of | Taxi Co. office, Cresson. The fire, which Mrs. Jones / Sunday Somes Jo. We Grand Theairs Eridey hi - oe Sli >
for enlargement of urses. He sup- Daniel Farren, for many years a resi- | started shortly after the office was | photh Moon and eve and win|®P® Saturday. iid A) as aire 0 pa
ervise] arrangement for a complete dent of Cresson, died at 1:20 o'clock] closed for the night, spread to the conduct the prayer mee Wed-| In “The Hottentot,” Horion and’ ; >
course in aviation and the college pur- Sunday afternoon at the Farren home | adjoining buildin occupied by the |nesday evenings. Good le are rivals for the hand of Patsy| The following ah
chased its own training plane. in Hollidaysburg. In addition to her |Cresson Taxi Co. and the roofs of both tions Pave. o ed her Miller, who has the leading fe- |former terms of al C
Archabbot Stehle was born in Pitts- | husband, Mrs. Farren is survived by a| structures were damaged before the |the past mo he minine role. Though this rivalry incites | sentenced by the Court Mon !
burgh April 30. 1877, and was edu d|son, Charles, of Cresson; a daughter, members of the Cresson Volunteer Fire friends of the church tter hatred, the two men smile at ning:
in the Pittsburgh parochial schools and | cami at home and the following|Co., working in sub-zero weather |to her leadership in a h other, toast each other and throw| G. Herman Smith
at St. Vincent. He was a member of |proth and sisters: Samuel Hanna, brought the flames under control tanner. kn verbal bouquets. Earle is an expert|burg printer, offense
various education association and the |Ppittsbureh: David Hanna, Ohio; Thom. | — —_——— Ti Nou are withol Home | Dorseman in the picture, while Horton'’s| was sentenced to 1¢
National Aeronautical association. as Hanna, Glennwood; Mrs. Martha DIETRICH-BUCK cote! We can hol equestrian reputation 1s decidedly {to serve one year in Coul J
He is survived by two brothers, the|Harker, Frankstown; Mrs. O. W. Shaw, ! ¥ vou are looking 1 Home | Shady. As the girl “simply adores” ex-| clyde Adams of El
Rev. P. Callistus Stehle, O. 5. B., at | Hollidaysburg; Mrs. John Stambaugh. er ; Nariel You con hi pert riders, Horton's progress with her | mer Constable vin
St Vincent anchabbov rv Stehle in ® Miss Louise Buck, aauginter of Mer. ! Come! You can he § 7 : Riri Shai : mer Constable, viola
St Vincent archabbey and Harry Stehle | Blueknob, and Mrs. Agatha Brown. d Mrs Lambert Buck. of Hastines | The follow clipping was taken [arouses the ire of Earle all the more. |jaws. was sentenced
of Pittsburgh Lilly. a1 i ATnbe; uck, of lastings, CTO & Ten le of the Pittston, The progress of the romance provides |of the costs and to s
Complete arrangements for the fun-| Funeral services were held Wednes- and mer Dietrich, of St. Lawrence, i i T {many of the comedy scenes in “The two mon nor n
eral of the Rt. Rev. Aur Stehle, | day morning in St. Mary's Catholic] orc, married in St. Bernard's Church, = Hos 5 Hottentot,” while the spectacular steep- in the county jail Ac
O. S. B. archabbot of St. Vincent, church Hollidaysburg, Interment was in| 12S/n8S, at 9 o'clock Wednesday of | or cet dorod o lechase race combines comedy and | tried and A
r . z yr S \ o ie last week, the Rev. Father Stephen, O, Speaker and h 1( € = \ and | tried and c $
were made known Sunda St. Michael's church cemetery, Loretto. | o ) : I } Ivica 2 1c , thrills. also of Ebensburg
The body was taken from the mon rt ——— S. B, pares performing the marriage ye sh ox A ——rri 2 jail senten C
asterv. narlors where . if s laid i rQ / rR rite, which was the ring ceremony In| 20 taking a d " A hei i 2 5 ade SYN
ye Ss Shas & : eh | a Mas. ANNA Bi RER |attendance at the marriage were a sis- religions and covie ¢ 7 2 ACTIVITIES OF THE : Dewey DeCarlo
day morning. Tuesday afte n ves-! Mrs. Anna Becker, aged 84 years, ter of the bride, Miss Anna Buck, and Soman a s FLYING EAGLE PATROL nan of I liquor law vas sentence
I" s: den 2 hi 1 Fain ‘raft cates 4 Labertus Long, of this place. residence at Pittston Jones has to pay e ( $10
pers of the dead we chant- died of a complication of diseases at | Tr 5 Se eatr a been honored with the cy : to ¢
ed in the church, with the Very Rev.|10:20 o'clock Friday night at the home Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich will make oy fe aa : The Flying Eagle Patrol takes this ore !
Felix Fellner, O. 8. B., prior of. St. |of her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Schil- their future home in Patton where the De Site 4 Tier achy means to thank the people who donated Tall H = A :
Vincent, as the celebrant ling. of Bakerton, | former is employed. on oo Ls and patronized to our cake sale and OBth 15
Tuesday morning office of the dead Funeral services were held at 9 o’- x rr TT a ] ohn helped make it a success. [Ronn 2 ih i ha .
was begun at 9 o'clock, rollowed by clock Monday morning in Sacred FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH a otter The boys have taken two members ari te Shane Rs. DUSHY
solemn pontifical funeral mass at 10 Heart Catholic Church. Burial was in AND REILLY MISSION, association; member of linto the patrol, they are promising] ~~ ___ ———
o'clock. The Rt. Rev. Hugh C. Boyle, [the church cemetery. ..Pastor, Rev. M. H. Jones. ISon SF ihe Bat st Ch members. They are Westley Wilson and OLD BREWER STE aa
D. D., bishop of Pittsbu vas cele- » —— TT | At Reilly Mission—9 A. M., Bible | sylvan ar Bible ss ine Paul Miller. ’ i 2" ERY GIVES up : es
brant and the Rf Joseph ALEXANDER HUTCHINSON School and Preaching. HI-Y Club, of Pitt ol is builing a lean-to-cabin 90-GALLON DISTILLERY
veland,
the ser
Schrembs, D. D., bihop of C Alexander Hutchinson, aged 54 years,
delivered the sermon. After died of a complication of diseases at
mon five of the prelates in attendance ‘his home at Barnesboro at 4:30 o’cloc®.
pronounced the yesterday morning.
Patton—10:30 A. M,,
and Preaching.
Bible School
ahsolutions.
Mildred Jones.
Burial was in the plot in the Ar The deceased is survived by his wid-| 7:30 P. M., Preaching service.
chabbey ‘cemetery reserved the low and two children. He also leaves| On Wednesday at 7:30 P. M., Prayer
deceased abbots of incent several brothers and sisters. and Bible Study. :
Benedictine communit ee eee The Church Where You Are a Stran-
Diignitaries who were present in PENN CENTRAL OFFICAL DIES ger But Once.
clude Bishop John Mark Gannon J. C. Strunk 62, sales manager for —
- the Penn Central Light & Power Com- RETIRED ENGINEER DIES,
burg; Bishop Francis Howard, Cov-| pany was found dead on the porch| W. W. Burbank, 90, a retired engineer
| ington, Ky, and abbots of Benedic- of his home at Altoona, Wednesday. | from the Pittsburgh Division of he
fro y yot ‘ y 1 . . : 1 I
Fine communities from all parts of He was believed to have been stricken | Pennsylvania Railroad died
: yesterday
with a heart attack. at Altoona,
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6:30 P. M,, B. Y. P. U,, President, Miss | TROUT CONSIGNMENT
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Commencing on Sunday,
23rd, Western Union Telegraph Office | tion.
streams | will be opened on Sunday from 8 A. M. lang expect
10
1 will house eight fellows on over-
hikes.
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scouts will soon have an exhibit
A M
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his exhibition and other activities!
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
It is ten feet long, seven
seizure of
gallons
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liquor
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one was found on the premis
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY | arrests were made
later
"lying Eagle scream
be announced at a
State poli
February | Corp. White of
are
investi
distillery