4) THE PATTON COURIER "MBRCANTILE LIST, continued from page Eleven. 1 p | SSORE American Optical Co eve glasses | Johnstown Packing Co. Dallas, Dean a... est xurant | Messends re Huebner wnnbroker ‘ r : oo ; Sincl t i } ) M restaurant | Murdock & Bro, J, M broker NS Cor es ; Pape: at a Ferndale Borough, | Hickman & Cunnin estanrant | Nenfach, J Drofep Atlantic Refining gas & oil | Ferndale Lumber ie wnlumber | James M,C staurant Ribbiat, Ww. broker Atlantic Refinin gy & oil | RESTAURANT LICENSES, | Keystone Airport, staurant Soy R ar Hyd & T broker x Elect “sup { AMES orviinrrne aurant | Schramko, Frank J, broker 3 ry & Ele 0 8 Johnstown, | Mackall, Jam aura 3 0 Bagrery = Electr Br Acton, C, J restaurant | Penn Way Tea Room aurant | Smith, Charles broker Boney gros. nfants’ wear | Alexis, Alex restaurant | Stennett, William esi taurant | Stenger, John : broker Borer Tires’ Wi tires | American Stores restaurant | Wakefield, Mrs, W.ii., Paul, Mra. G. ..res | Sterling Commerciai” Co, hooker ano & Hor res Lilly Borough. Fenart R) kS ry | Atkinson, Mrs restaurant Ally na ve ownship. Bifano * id M Y | Babhcrik. John restaurant | Brown, Mrs. Nina . restaurant | Lang, G. M, real estate AE ll candy | Bader, W. C restaurant | Gigliello, Louis i wrant rt iaricsiir Borough, Br Whales candy | Baer's Res restaurant | Tapalucci, Carmen, 19 aurant | McMillen & Xi lan broker riney olesale . candy er's R 4 4 im rarme aurant alli e In wart, restaurant | Tapaluceci, Carmen iu a | Bults we ul Ps ane all paper | Barnhar restaurant | Martz, James .. aurant ! PenneR. JUHUS ......erpniroiserniincrinmiens broker 3 2's § B 8 3 g ’ aurant rough. aurant | Rodgers, . restaurant | Salony, Michael aurant | Yacos, John, jr Cambria Cash & Carry real estate Cambria Dairy W restaurant Lower Yoder Township THEATERS. bi ® a to restaurant | Marcinko, Stephen ...... aurant . oi olstows foo 3M & Gas, urant | Spisak Joli Fr . aurant Cambria Theater, ving pictures Cryseal oa Hii 1 aurant Nant-y-Glo Borough, Cambr Theate performance nt Hoy ria Lunch .... aurant | Barr, A. J. " 8 aurant £ one moving pic tures Deardorff, J. H. . 5 & Island Lune aurant | Cherkala, Mg ary i auran ¢ Thenter aE Dioiires Depp: Sharp, Inc. omobiles | Cenc Island Lunch aurant ; i Patton Borough. : ant Sa est « ving pictures Dowling & Co | Coney Island Lunch staurant | New Coffee Shop aurant National The oving pictures wrant | Fogarty's Drugs os Pi C Dan's Restaurant, L A State Theater E 19 Se Co | Dan's taurant restaurant | Theater .. uTRnt Sen a ie F ni PE Dicindo, Nick restaurant Mrs. Gertrude . aurant v a 1 : nate ving pictures acciani, ’ ah restaurant ymon, Edward wurant Ictoria eat ving pictures Facciani, ¥ | ¥ A shi es | Solomon, Simon, 1929 IN Ea aa Township. restaurant | Solom R tadrans | Han, winiam J Firestone Tire | i Ro restaurant | Solomon, Simon ... Sir ta moving pictures } OL Yuls oe wurant | Weakland, Emn wrant | Single, Mise ; moving pictures e ve ’ a P rine Borough, y ot rneshoro Boroug h. wurant pa aurant New Smith Theater mov ing pictures aurant | Bachtell, E g Camb 1 a aurant | Brown, Alphis aurant ria Township, Goodrich test eth ant. restaurant | Callahan, C. B. aurant Colver Amnsenok it Co ving pictures Goodrich B. restaurant | Central Hotel aurant Penn Theater igh Boronin. 3 s Ee a 4 staurant | Kavazianis, Lir aurant Bf Herries moving pictures Grand dipion Tea Co Iu 1 er's Conf. Store restaurant | Leap, Joseph E. taurant « n Borough, Green Parrot Products Rivoll Theater Hahn, Edw. ..... Hartman Hershberge Hess, Ha Hess, Harold Home Malt P taurant taurant v taurant | Dale Theater ............. moving pictures taurant poo wes Ebenshurg Borough. sstaurant | VO gemter. iii estaur: aallit Jrestayrant Dawson, Mrs. Ida areata. moving plctures restaurant | Colbert, Luella, 14 restaurant | Colbert, Luella .... restaurant | Home Restaurant, restaurant | Home Restaurant :staurant | Stasko, Mike estaurant | Siedlicki, Henr Gene's Sandwich S Bile , Jeannette, 1 Jeannette . poe pictures Huston’s Exide staurant | Sugar Bowl , taurant pictures ope it | Union Hotel staurant Independent Oil oil aurant : giz 5, | 2 Taoere rs Tau witomobiles | Hahn, Walter staurant | Union Hotel . taurant pictures Jacobs, In ¢ . : 1 | i Johnson & C W. F indy | Hauntz & 'W wurant . Johnstow n ‘Auto Co. obiles | aurant restaurant pictures Johnstown Bearing Supply Co. . :arings | aurant restaurant : : | aurant moving pictures Johnstown Dry Goods Johnstown Grocery Co. Johnstown Leather Co. “Johnstown Milling Co. Johnstown Motor Shop Johnstown News Co Johnstown Paint & Glass Johnstown Planing Mill Johnstown Sanita D Kar-Parts Co. .. Keystone Butter Co. Krauss, Albert J. Kuhn Koffee Hous Layman, M. R ts Ci ot Frater! te Grand Theater, tanrant Grand Theater .. aula tips P Boro taurans Grand Theater ,, i pictures ns Portaxe "Bor aurant | pivoli Theater ... orough. atYr. South Supa Palace Theater urant | Rivoli Theater urant Np pron Gray, Joseph ... aren} Summ urant | Globe Theater moving pictures moving pictures moving pictures aurant | Clemence, W. H. . rant | Duncan, James res 'é we aurant | Price's Store aurant id aurant aurant ton stone Quick Lunch stone Candy Cc paint HT Keystone Lunch lumber | King Joy C milk | Kresge Co., auto acce Kresge Co., John, John pictures .moving pictures moving pictures er Bi orough. moving pictures Albert Snedeher, H. R., wurant | Snedeher, H, R. estaurant | Stolz, M. | taurant | Timms, ap taurant | Tronzo, Louis .... moving pictures taurant Lee-Stra Co. West roll T, x re ownship. tenberger Machine Co. IL x wrant | _ Southmont Borough. a Smith, J. F., 1 ys Sicttres e & Leuin . 1s | Linderman's Elite aurant | Gard, W. J. restaurant | gmith, J. F. moving pictures PARKS. .meats | Levine's Restaurant, taurant Summe AMU IENT ty Market Loose-Wiles Biscuit mets Levine's Restaurant aurant | Burnosky, Joseph Shramko, Frank J. Lopresti & Co. produce | Lofaro, M. .. aurant | Burnosky, Andrew, Faith, Victor E. Love Mfg. Co., .confectionery | Lompardo, Tony & Joe Pelleritl taurant | Burnosky, Andrew : ran AUCTIONEERS, Manges Candy C0... candy | Lorain Steel Co. . estaurant | Davis, G. B. Bloom, G. G. . en Carrolltown restaurant | Kime, T. E. restaurant | Lenz, I. A, estaurant | Nastace, Tony taurant Upper Yoder Township. aurant | Duria, Victor aurant | Foust, Irving aurant West Cs aurant | Arno, Mike ........... taurant | Baldacchino, Philip, restaurant aldacchino, Philip taurant | Kaffa, Carmello urant | Maimone, Pete ... urant | Marcks, Cecelia taurant M: astrina, Tony taurant | * George, taurant George . Westn Hamilton, Mrs. Lueb rank Harshberger, g Rishell-Snyder Sales ( Maywood Myers & Meo, Peter +2 Moxham Lumbe 0. lumber | Louther & Hart Co. National Biscuit Co. cuits | Maygas, Nick Opperman Cigar Co. wccos | Manula, Nicola Otto’s Service Station s & oil | Marigold Sw Paint Store . Pennzoil Co. Pittshurg News Pittsburg Prod. Pollock-Swartz Co, Puma & Co., John Reese & Bernard, Robinson Motor Co. Rose & Sons, W, Royal Hat & Cap Plate bhnstown Patton Luthe Mu restaur. ant restaurant | PATTON CHURCH NOTES. restaurant furant| Baptist Church and Reilly Mission. urant Lord’s Day Services Rev. M. H. Jones, pastor. At Reilly, 9:00 A. M., Bible School following with Sermon by the pastor. ant | Patton 10:30 A. M. Bible School fol- at lowed with Sermon by the pastor. Hilltop Service § rant 6:30 P. M. B. Y. P. U,, President Miss : ites Borougl Mildred Jones. es ae restaurant | “g.90" pM. Eveni Ribblett, N. B. restaurant | Sermon by the past 1tomob oo McGa ry, Dean . bananas | McGarry, Dean C. .electric supplies | Metropolitan Chain automobile Morgan R Musante, ( National Rest | | Panama Park Pine Salem, Mr Sgarlatta, Schultz Co., John J. Worship with | , Orlo P. taurant POOL ROOMS. % : oD taurant Johnstown. Wednesday eveni y Supply taurant | Amento, Paul rool | and Bible Study. SLs Yee LO ay Bie 00! The Board of Co-operation will meet urant | Dinguid, C, urant | Eash, urant | Farkas aurant | F . sstaurant | Fort Stanwix Poolroom aurant | Fowlke, Clyde urant { Conway, Frank urant | Garden Athletic aurant | Goysovitch, Peter restaurant | Fekeskaz restaurant Malhouski, restaurant | Marker, Elwood Martinez, Cirdo Miller, Ns restaurant | Miller, restaurant Monte Carlo Pool Room restaurant tional Pool Room rd Brands, lard Oil Co. andard Ofl Co. of P Standard S ) Sterling Spe Strauss &*Co., Inc.,, W Sunseri & Son, F. Swank Hardware ( Swank Motor Swift & Co. Swope Bros Thackery C Thackery ( Thomas-Kin Thrift Cash U. S. Radio U. 8S. Radio ( 1 pool | every last Wednesday evening in the ! month, after the prayer meeting. pool | Communion, every first Sunday eve- 00l | ning in the month. 001 The church, where you are 2a on) Stranger but once. nool m—————— pn »o0l SCOUT NEWS pool | The scout meetin 5 held last Fri-! Kalcher, Victor Sakmar, Charle Santa Maria, Paul . homas, Lawrence Tremont *Restau Vivoda, Jose ph games were played afl quite a num- eT . | AWEFap Ma hington Restau restaurant ugle, F. J. . : il ~ Valley one Co. y West End Restaurant .. staurant | Nelson, Victoria . ber of tests were paged by the boys. ‘Wagner Motor § i White Front Quick Lunch restaurant | Peserchak, George Walker, | White Front Quick Lunch estaurant | Porter’s Pool Room . - produce | Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria Jumber Adams Tov paint | {4 Appleyard, Art drugs | Bisek, William drugs | Boye: estaurant | Sabo, Joe S tt’s Bow 4 estaurant ey Acid. staurant | Slaivich, Jacob estaurant Strand Billiard Ww. hee, Sohn. West Penn Paint Widmann Drug Co., Widmann Drug Co. and then taps were soukded. Mr. Flemming told us “Gib’ Blake was going to give the drums out on day at the companyg spring. Some | Summer College, toona. Mrs. Sunday. of Mr. Sunday. on Magee { well under Misses Micklick wete callers PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS NOTES OF PATTON AND THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY SEND US ALL THE NEWS YOU KNOW AND HELP FILL THIS DEPART-| Mrs. Cowher “and Daughter and MENT. EVERY LITTLE ITEM HELPS MAKE THIS PAPER JUST A LITTLE BETTER FOR ALL. SEND, BRING, MAIL THEM, M. H. Gardner, Notary Public, at the from broken glass striking him in the Tozer Jewerly Co. Misses Margaret Senita, Anna Mick-| lished. lick, Helen face, when his windshield was demo.|njeade B. Cowher and danghter, Mis PATTON LADIES IN ROLE OF HOSTESSES Mrs. Somerville Entertain at Chetremon Mrs. Alan O. Somerville and Mrs. Leonore Cowher, entertained at a and Pauline Dvorchak| phe testing report of the Central|iunchéon-bridge at the Chetremon in Johnstown Saturday. Miss Sue Gill had her tongils re- tal. She is getting along nicely. Miss Anna Ranish Senita left Monday, to Lock Haven. MP. and Mrs. Clara Gabrielson and Mabel Erick-! son have returned to New York City] after a two week’s visit with relatives. Randel Gill and son, relatives at this place. Miss Kathryn Gill was a recent vis- itor in Latrobe. Miss Mabel and Ruth Crighton of| nights, Juniata spent Sunday at the home c¢f| The Children’s Day services Helen Dvorchak. Miss Elizabeth Petrusky of Brisbin, Philip Gill of .S visited relatives in this place. Miss Hazel Sybert of Hastings visit- ed friends in this place Saturday. Anna Lacava Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kosick of Has- tings spent a few day with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. daughters, Johnstown, were visiting at the home and Mrs. Charles Squires on Ed Solomion’s place of business has possible during the past few months. Included in the wall painting are se, veral fine displays of freehand artis- try. and that with compete remodeling, makes his confectionery and refresh- ment stand a pleasing place to visit. Nord James is adding an additional : way under the supervis-| at 7:30, Prayer |ion of Contractor Isidor T. Long. Pennsylvania Guernsey Association for|Country Club Saturday afternoon, the % =| the month of May showed very excel.| assemblage of guests including a num- moved Monday at the Altoona hospi-|jent results, with 50 cows or more|ber of ladies from out of county, The producing fifty pounds or more of fat|clubhouse was beautifully dec and Margaret| for the month. The highest producer|with flowers of the season cultivated i attend the| was a pure bred Holstein, “Star,” ow- session at State Teachers’ neq hy E. Paul Hoover, of Patton, R. D. | The Rev. M. H. Jones of this place|cards harmonized with the particular and Rev. J. Lillian Jones of Barnes-|blooms on each card table, mak boro, left Tuesday evening for Sykes-{scheme highly attractive. In the coll- ville to attend the Clearfield Baptist|ection of flowers were some rare varie- : 40, St Association convention which is being] ties, specializing the roses. The wen Donald of Los Angeles Calif., is visiting | held in the Baptist church there on| ther for the party was ideal and pe A Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Mises Kathryn Gill and Helen Dvor-| Scores of out-of-town people, very|cared to take advantage of the pri- chak spent Sunday evening in Al- noticeably Carrolltown folks, were attendance at the firemen's home ta- The guest list was as follows: Mrs. lent show “Aunt Lucia” at the Grand |W. J. Cavanaugh, of Johnstown; Mrs. Theatre on Monday and Tuesday |Albert Carlile, of DuBoi rated the garden of one of the hoste Mrs. Cowher. The favors and — the mitted outdoor visiting for those who in| vilege. Mrs. 8S. W. Clark, of Cresson; Miss Catherine last | Browne, of Burnside; Mrs. Sutton Saturday at the First Baptist Church | Hamilton ,0f Punxsutawney; Mrs. W. were wel attended. An excellent pro-{ A. Dinsmore ,of Heilwood; Mrs. H. H. visited relatives and friends in Patton. gram was rendered. The leaders oi| Hasslet, of Cresson: Mrs t. Lawrence| the Primary Department deserve spe-|of Indiana; George W. f cial credit for the excellent way J. E. Parnell, Ter, of Al- in| toona; Miss Ruth Wright, of Pittsburg: which the children were trained. Thej Mrs. J. P. McFarland, of Vintondale other departments also did well. Thos. Mrs. A. J. Musser, of Indiana. : and Anna | McQuillan, the superintendent, presid-| From Carrolltown were these: Mrs. visited friends in Hastings| ed over the meeting. day morning June 22. Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson, Jr. Eastern Star Convention. [and family, the recent guests of Mrs. James Wil- Monongahela City this week. liamson, Sr. of Arlington, Boyd Dillon, of Detroit, cently visited at the home of Mr. and| Mrs. Thomas Crooks. { Miss Ellin Jonarich was the guest of | held at DuBois. Altoona friends last week. Miss Louise Young has returned from | visitor in Patton on Tuesday. { Coll legeville she was | Christoff home are Mr. | Christoff and children. of Windber. the | Mrs. James i Edward Christoff, of New Rochelle, | N. Y,, is the vacation guest of his par- A council fire we built at about | ents, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Christoff,| Rev. French McAfee pronounced seven o'clock. We sang b few songs! of Russell avenue. near recent guest L. Boswell. Other guests at the and Mrs. L. B. N. J, were] Master Bobby Guyer is visiting | Philadelphia where| Miss Lncy Terrezza of Detroit, Mich. of Mr. and|is visiting at her father’s home, Mr. Anthony Terrezza. Mr. and Mrs. James Blake, Sr., Sissie| mer Patton resident. Rev. Father Cyprian Yahner, O. S. B,, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Yahner, of Hastings, was ordained to the priest.| Owens, Miss Hattie Sharbaugh, Mrs. Blair Rutledge and| hood at St. Vincent's College, Beatty,|G. E. Hipps, Mrs. V. J. Mulvehill, Mrs. Evelyn and Ella Mae, of] ast Sunday mornnig, and will cele-|H. M. Blum, Mrs. R. H. Sharbaugh, brate his first mass in St. Bernard’s| Mrs. Cornelius Sharbaugh and Mrs church at Hastings, this coming Sun- |W. Earl Sharbaugh “A Cracker Jack Revue,” the musical | ville, Mrs. Fred Mc | been beautiful to the best advantage|anq dancing production, staged by|Grant, Mrs. Myron Larimer, Mrs. G. Northern Cambria pupils of the Simp-|L. Frank, Mrs. Frank Br son Studios of this place, and held at|Catherine Monteith, M the Smith Theatre in Barnesboro on|Lowes, Mrs. Edna Ccoper, Miss Bet: Monday and Tuesday evening of this|Somerville, Miss June Rhody, Miss week, was accorred a handsome pat-| Beatrice Palcho, Mrs. S. L. Wea ronage. The show was exceptionany|Miss Yvonne Yerger, Mrs. Benj fine, and portrayed the extent of train-|J. Overberger, Miss Loretto Priz story to his property and store room|ing along entertainment lines, pupils| Miss Helen Prindible, Mrs. Wi avenue. The work is now| of the Simpson Studios have attainea.|Denlinger, Mrs. P. A. Youngquist, Mrs. T. Wesley Guyer has returned | Raymond Buck, , from Allentown where she attended an | Mrs. Rachael Dinsmore, Mrs. Cecil in| Marian Lilly, Mrs. William A. Boser- : Charles Swab, Adrian Brochi, Harry| Maurer, Mrs. Clair Smale, Miss Mich., re-| Garrity and Johnny Tniick spent Tues-| Palcho, Mrs. A. Rumberger, | day in attendance at the State Con-|Aldine Rhody, Miss Catherine | ventio of the Frateral Order of Eagles | her. Joseph Mangicarne of Altoona was a|fer, Miss Lollie Slinger, Mrs. the|liton, Mrs. D. J. Murphy, Mrs words uniting in marriage Arthur F. Moore and Miss Gertrude McClelland, both of Hastings. The bride is a for- Tickets are now on sale at the Kus-| Mrs. John. Reilly, Mrs. Emma C. A. Sharbaugh, Mrs. E. F. Arble, Mrs. William Eck, Mrs. L. A. Sharbaugh, Mrs. J. E. Harrigan, NM Thomas Naomi Some:- Jann, Miss Ruth From Patton—N n, Ms. 5 Mildred N Y George Hoppl Mitchell, Mrs. Andrew Rhody, M man, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs Fram Barnesboro—Mrs. C. M Wildeman, Miss Hattie McKenzie, SY. H. A. Morris, Mrs. Thomas McKenzi Mrs. Richard Steele, Miss Magad McCormick, Miss Kathryn McC nick, Monday evening, June 16th, at the| Mrs. Charles Griest, Mrs. Van Harvey, Presbyterian Parsonage in Patton, the|Mrs. Lem Bosserman, Mrs. H. H. Ham- PF. B Wood, Miss Lonise Gordon, Miss Jane Griest, Miss Mary Margaret Hamilton and Mrs. Rose McCardell. From Spangler—Mrs. C. R. Jones J. R. r, Miss Mary Blair, Mrs. Charles Brinton and Mrs. olson, Mrs. W. A. Blai on From Hastings—Mrs. A. B. Clark and Mrs. George Clark. Willard Service St: ‘batteries | B— Wehn, Otto ... re y y Wilner Bros. Ga i. : Woxtovich, Nic - Thursday night. , | Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Ted McMurray foung & C y b te rg Ad Township, \ tr pects © : os thie > : SE Yours & Loc crus : aes | Guba: A J. 0 : Grant, Alssas ous Township = poo] The troop exper 0 soon id were in Philipsburg last week where|ner Blankfeld Department Store for|Clain, Miss Mary Fox, N WHOLESALE MERCANTILE LICENSES. | ( restaurant | Musilk, Michael .... ‘pool | drum, bugle, and ia corps pons 1| they attended the funeral of Mr. the Luncheon to be given in honor a restaurant Barnesbhore Boroug SS the merican Legion| > y ; ; i : : Horner, F. gi ams Lt - ons Hopkins, James . orous pool the Rings of > Blake's small hephe w, who was killed | of Vice President Curtis at the Cam- Miller, G. HH, | Barnesboro Stitts, M. J. pool | and Auxiliary. ; to Lave by an automobile while at play near|pria County Fair Grounds at the open-|Bronaugh Deringer. ig ity Lunch Root estaurant enty, John hg s also planning to have| pis } : ’ ay Wright & Son, : : City Lunch Room Testan Ry a The troop is also pla g his home. ing of the Industrial Exposition As ne Borough. | McC orsmic k, Co. estaurant stown Borough. a shown next mont We intend to Wil Tai] : tI ba | Ashville Milling Co. .. flour & feed | Meyer's Cafe staurant | Droz, Adam, 1929 sk Xt month. I ; lam Schilling of Hastings, was|Monday, June 30th, at 11:30 a. Barnesboro Borough. | Mouz: Halt , Droz, Adam .. have a play as a1 ‘addition feature. Barnesboro Lumber Co. Cambria Township, Marcus, Abe ... o | Dugan, Colver Amusement Co. gs 2 J Bonnano, Rose : | Smith, bal Mining Co. Rhody’s lumber camp for a week. They Ryan-Correll Co. 3 oal Mining Co. .. nf x Sterling Oil Co. of Pa. | Marock, Bar 3 taurant Carrolltown Borough. left on Monday { taurant | Severn, A. J. restaurant Each patrol received a package of Ca as i restaurant | Franey, John P. .....cccuvaseimsinn ara pool modeling clay as a prize for tre Strallo Bros. Valenty, John McDonald, nald, % Nini Louis Cambr Dominick, Nunzio .. Township. Conemaugh ‘Borough, | re pi Gaples, IeE Rae JEonaor, Serge leaves. y iz 1 - | Pen xab esta 4 » . . . al y Congmangh Tames om lumber | 1ichards, ‘restaurant | Matras, Stanley Leaf mounting andi twig hunting Atlantic Refining Co, : gas Vogel, Airs Testaurant | Ramirez, Dislo pool} js again a pro The leaves will llandra Bros. son Flour & Cresson Lumber Cupples, M. L., jr. Penn Cress Runzo & Co., S. Ryan-Correll Co. Ebensburg Borough. Atlantic Refining Co. Brothers, Z. I Citizens’ Lumbe pool | be mounted and exhibited this fall pool Two of our sc won a place ir the Grand Theatre Yo-Yo contest, held Fr Shonto, John 7. boot last Satnrday evening. ‘They were Al- ’ Croyle Township. bert Maykovich and “Jim” Nelson. aurant | Watkins Civic Association .....eesen... pool SE Er wurant Dale Borough. : taurant | Kuntz, Pierce .......... arsrsrssenss DOO} Frank P. Hudson, charged with first restaurant | Slalvich, Jacob restaurant John aurant | Urbas, Andy aurant C aurant | Gauntner, J. B. Cain, W. un = Sunset Park Cs eck, Annie t Blum, Rober Diehl, rT ho a 8 Ol GG Franey, John P. restaurant Ider Township, Gi ove larceny hv i ea * Binghait.- Te & & omobile Conemaugh Township. Semelsberger, Jacob .... weiersiarse ms POO) degre larc eny by police of rte - € » . sdwards = 0: OMODLES | 4 ilantic Hot Wien estaurant Ebensburg Borough. ton, N. Y., was arested at Portage by Glass Motor Co. Park Chevrolet C automobiles estaurant | Wolf, John a [Fogel Mie pool | state police Tues and is being held autos, gas & oil " Skelly > Murphy, Edwar restaurant Fernd ¥ 3 Skelly, A. Se flour & feed : Cresson Ferndale Pool Room ....., sunnmesepool | iN the county pending arival of Lizzlo, Nunzio flour . estaurant Franklin Borough. officers from th w York city. Hua- taurant | Perez, Dick, 1929 pool Sh mi Carrolltown Borough, a : RATAN estaurant | Perez, Dick. . bool | son was employed in a coal mine negr Stich, Bi, Andy rr, Clara G. frint Laws. p Sellitzin Borough. : Portage at t fime of his arrest, police “gine ee] | Jones, R. R. restauran 48 ' ev Liieres Po! id : d Thomas, .C « mobiles | {Flr eh, D, restaurant | Michelangelo, 3 ool | say. New Yi ficers were notified y , conq | Welcome Cafe .. estaurant | Salvaggio, Frank p > arres i Zed the state Haid, W. 3. feed > Dif Yodzevicls, Vincent of the arrest a legrapl he 3S Mowrey, R. S. butter | Gable, D. restaurant Hastings Boro police sub- vt Bbensburg 1a * *" Hastings Borough, | Mishler, George staurant Yuh, Jou they would ithin a day or timo McNellis, James ... flour & feed | Last Taylor , Wolk » M. " to claim the SOT Hastings Bottling W. soft drinks | McDermott, Lyola, 1929 estan ’ 5 28 Ho e ¢ S | McDermott, Lyola ... staurant | Bender, Francis — a 5 7 : | Red, White & Blue Room restaurant | Smith, Grover ern ae Sly Amandt, W, flour | Ebensburg Borough, Middle Taylor Township, Mar garet t four - year : old weap bres | Bennett & SON wwuvveeseseens estaurant | Maystrovich, D. N., 1929 daughter of M 5. John Minno . F Bore Bren on Be 4 Me N. i y Moxham Packing CO. eoecsseessersersesssssserss meats | Betsy Jrown Te Room aurant ARystrovieh, o % o's was badly burned about the body, Lower Yoder Township. Dushnick, Nick taurant ant-y-Glo Borough, > i ; Griffith, R. M. ‘restaurant | McDermott, M. & pool | arms, and face Monday when she fell Pudliner, Cr ughter house | 1 Froehlich, AleX a...cscsivirsnnsesissmiinin meats | 47 restaurant Pation " Boroug restaurant | Baromick, John . restaurant | Main, L. restaurant Portage | restaurant | Goldstein, J. | Adolph ‘restaurant | Jenkins, W. M. | Tibbotts, Mrs., 19 restaurant | Leskojinsky, Victor Tibbotts, Mrs. restaurant | Madison Pool Room | r at the par- vas removed to here her con- ye fairly good. into a pail of ental home. the Spangler dition was reported coln Tea Ro 1, Martin, & oil umbey | 4 produce automobiles umber feed Costlow Motor Davis Lumber Co. Lamantias & Bros Lauer Motor Co. y-Glo Lumber C rt Estate®W. J. Patton Borough. Atlantic Refining Co. Central Hardware & Bepply Co. Dietrick, M. A. 1S 1, Katie i, Adolph, 1 CLASSIFIED ADS Ferndale Borough. Savukas, Vincent, 1929 Ferndale Confectionery .. .woiTestaurant | Savukas, Vincent .. Franklin Borough. Crystal, Pat, 1929 Joseph “ restaurant | Crystal, Pat ipplies candy | Campdon, estaurant | Oravecz, Stev Service Merchandising Co., andy Hamat wTes » Sorvi rcha i r | restaurant Sealp Service Merchandising Roi : taurant | Bodnar, George a — mere etfs Atlantic Refining Ee FORE I estaurant | Brumbaugh, Paul FOR SALE Five ° e sks Old Pigs. Atlan Refi . South Fork Borough. Inquire of Louis Ads R. D. 1 Patton rumm I lis Adam restaurant | Gall & Giles .. restaurant | Palace Pool Room restaurant | Richards, J. P. . estaurant Spangler Borough. taurant | McMullin, William eswsaurant Stonycreek 3ambaccia, Joe, accia, Joe ro, Charle Dewey 6 Men's Club, Eastland, Gauntner, A. Haddad, Independent Oil Co. Ke e Lumber Palmer & Co., B. Pa. ome—— FOR SALE: — Ton es, Cabbage, Men’s Clul : . Penker Coal Minis 2 Room, 192 restaurant | Griffith, Mrs., 1929 Celery, Pepper and all kinds of a nt aE | Junie’s Tea Room, 192 ‘restaurant | Griffith, Mrs. Flower Plants. Mrs. A. J. Yahner, 1% ortage Pain 0, Junie’s Tea Room .. taurant Summerhill Townsh p. . al Mrs. oS Ray OI & das | Maruca, James, 193 taurant | Fornadel's Pool Room, 1929 . miles from Pattonon the Hastings—St. Relteo, Joe Maruca, James taurant | Fornadel’'s Pool Room Boniface Ro 6t Ey ny ! ; e Riche, Carlo .. restaurant | Rager, Thomas ns Stager, Phil Mrs. Margaret restaurant | Wicks, E. E. di ——— me pe Nae , Mike restaurant Tunne orough. TNT Tig ma for se Fry Milling Co. Webb, Irene estaurant | Murphy, Joe FOR RENT—Four R ns for Hoyse- All: R South j Geistown. Borough West Carroll Township. keeping. Inquire Mrs. M. S. Yerger, nie Shang Oe Louis... »staurant | Callahan, James pool {505 pain AX 1 3t pd Crisman, J. F. .. ous Staurant | Raffa, Carmello pool |2V0 TadmMeEr Avenue, o : Ny: nde stein, Abe Rn on taurant BROKE . — — — : er oy vio: Borough. Cooney restaurant Johnstown. : WORK WANTE Girl requiring taurant 3endik, Joseph ... taurant | Buckley, Vincent estaurant | Buler Patterson Sales, restaurant Butler, Charles E. restaurant | Cambria Realty & M Cambria Realty & Mortg re to do house work, Inquire 504 Magee Avenue, Pattor Atlantic Refining Co. Dumm, Dumm, Farmeck George Inc. 1 estate| FOR SALE: —White Leghorn Brolier: Hoover, . % Hoover, E. J. . .milk tantont Campbell & Son, Amos ¢ tate —Inquire D, F Horne Phone 175R11, Greist, Lander! roceries | tauran: Cauffiel Br . € te | | Nolan's Ga , gas & oil | estaurant | Custer & So roker |St. Augustin Sinclair Refining Co gas & oil | taurant | Eperjessey, Stephen broker au oe = — broker estate| WANTED: —Man with car to call imon restaurant | Hanchak, John ackson Township, Hinchman & Hahn . Summerhill Borough, Betz, George - Chick, Mrs. Catherine, 1929 restaurant | Hornick Real Est broker Itch x ar Bennett, J. D. acess Chi k, Mrs, Catherine restaurant | Independent Coal ( broker [ON established trade © the Fuller " West Carroll Township. lue Bird Inn, 1929 . restaurant | Kenney, John 8S. estate IBrush Company and deliver 100 sam- restaurant | Levy's Loan Office roker restaurant | Lickerman & Co. restaurant | Mateljan, Anton Bird Inn . & White Service St Farabaugh, F. k Burkhart, Li. Li semis Grillo Bros. . West Taylor Township. ples per week. Write L. S. Hoover, '430 Central Trust Bldg. Altona. | | B B. flour & feed | I E I3 Several of the boys are going toj. restaurant Conemaugh Borough. hunt. It is to be used for casting] | collided | week. Mr. a mine at that John E. ed severe face when Riner, a Vance truck near | with Mr. Winslow's parents, Mr. all{eron, Mrs. H. C. Hannah, Mrs. painfully bruised by a fall! of coal in | Eastern Standard Time. Both ladies| From Cherrytree—Miss Martha Cam- place recently. | and gentlement can attend and of this place, sustain-| who desire are invited to attend. cuts about the nose and| Mr. and Mrs. Ralpn Winslow, oe car he was driving | Meadeville, are spending the week with Ashville on Wednesday evening of last| Mrs. A. C. Winslow, of West Mage. Riner suffered ; Steele Clark, Mrs. Thomas Honroe, Mrs. ( or | Leasure, Mrs. Emma Davis and Miss end | Edith Trimble. and From Emeigh—Miss Isse Dunsmore and Miss Agnes Dunsmore. his injuries| avenue. Mr. Winslow was a delegate From Glen Campbell-Mrs. J. O. Butter, our Dollar. Flour, 24% Cantalops, Mayonaise, UWell Shoes — SPOT CASH STO Bargain for Thrifty Housewifes at a pound ........ Corn Flakes Jerseys, 4 packages sack, for only Tomatoes Ripe, at a pound good size, 3 for Blue Ribbon, price Absolutely FREE, a ticket to Grand Theatre. Also a chance Buy Wear — SPOT CASH STORE — with every $1.00 sale | City was in town on business 15¢ size at| 19¢ | Convention of the Fraternal Order Fagles at DuBois early in the week. Raymond L. Winslow of New York|Mrs. last | Mx week. Mr. Winslow is a brother of H. Accord-|ture of the pelv from the Meadville Aerie to the State| Clark and Mrs. Barney Wilmoth. of From Clearfield—Mrs. C. T. Kurtz, Mrs. W. J. Dufton, Mrs. J. L. Dole, D. W. Speck, Mrs. P. T. Davis, . OC, 'T RKuira Mrs. Wiliam Reading, Miss ini Dowler, Miss SUGAR, best Franklin Granulated at| oO, and A. C. Winslow of this place. |Julia Davis, Mrs. Edwin Shiry, Mrs. 8 POUNA coors, 5¢| The Girl Scouts of Patton are en-|Richard Kennard, Mrs. H. F. Bigler, Shedded Wheat at a package ...... 20c| joying their annual camping trip to|ir. Mrs. H. P. Dowler, Mrs. Elizabeth 40c| the Girl Scout Camp near Gettysburg | Dowler, Miss Marian Dole and Miss for 25¢ | this week, having left here on Sun-| Borden Super Suds, 3 packages for .... 22¢| day and expecting to return Sunday| From Patchville—Mrs. Carl Patchin. Palmolive Olive Soap, 4 cakes ... 25¢|a week. One unfortunate feature of en Walfdorf Toiler Paper, 4 rolls for 25c¢| the trip was the fact that Miss ST. MICHAEL MINER errr 9%c| Florence Beck, became suddenly ill at : a 10c| the camp and had to be brought home. 25¢| She is threatened with appendicitis. FATALLY INJURED Michael Stinebeiser, aged 56, died Sunday morning at the Windber Hos- Joseph Fibad, aged 30, of Barnes-|pital of injuries sustained last week boro, is a patient at the Spangler Hos-|when he was caught under a fall of | pital suffering from a compound frac-|rock at the Maryland Coal Company an a Chrysler Car.| ture of the left leg, which he sus-|mine St. Michael. He suffered a frac- and Save a/tained in an acident Sunday. contusions of the ling to reports, Fibad was riding along | back sides and chest. | the highway between Barnesboro and Spangler when his machine skidded and he was thrown to the highway. SEALED PROPOSALS Pennsylvania Department of High- ways, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. § i | date. of ing problem, no matter how large or small we are equipped to serve Just phone us and we will call at once. Fifth Church Sani-White Seats on Display! the summer, in your bathroom. Our You, no doubt are making plans to add bright, decorative touches here and there to freshen and beautify each room in your home for HOW ABOUT THE BATHROOM? What can be done to improve its appearanceto give it a more pleasing tone? Let us venture a suggestion that has been welcomed in many of the homes. Replace the old, and quite probably out-of-date, toilet seat with a new, sparkling Church Sani-White Seat. Or, if your taste runs to color, let us install a Church Colored Seat which you can select from a complete range of pastel shades and lovely sea pearl tints. Either colored or white it will work a wonderful transformation service is efficient, business-like and up-to- Whether you want a Church Seat or help on some other plumb- you promptly. C. P. Welty Co. Ave. PLUMBING Phone 26-R. AND HEATING CONTRACTING PATTON, \N Proposals will be received at the State Capitol until 10:00 a. m., Easter: Standard Time, July 10th, 1930, when bids will be publicly opened and schednled and ocntract awa ed as soon thereafter as pos ble for the construction of ap imately 1,736 linear feet of one course reinforced cement concrete pavement, 28 feet wide; also for the grading of approximately 10 linear feet of road- way to be 28 feet wide, beir uated in Westmont Borough, Cambria C un- ty, Application No. 7277. Bid g blanks and specifications may be ob- tained free; a charge of $250 a set is made for construction drawing and a charge for cross sections will be according to length of project, a following: Less than one-half mile $2.50; one-half to less than three miles $5.00; 3 to 5 miles $10.00; 5 to 8 miles $15.00; all over 8 miles $20.00. Bid can be obtained upon ication to the Pennsylvania Department of High ways, Harrisburg. No refund for draw ings@or cross-sections returned. They can be seen at offices of Pennsylvania Department of Highways, Harrisburg; McClatchey Building, 69th and Market Streets, Upper Darby; 55-56 Wie wer Street, Pittsburgh and Stultz Build- ing ,225 Allegheny Street. Hollidays- burg, Pennsylvania. James L. Stuart, Secretary of Highways. 6-19-3t PR Sk deine SEND WE WA YOU K MAKE VOL. XXX EXPO HEAD READY F Vice President Marine Band He of Feat The mountain cou Pennsylvania ‘are all a proud chest when Cambria County Ind opens, next Monday, Exposition grounds o Penn Highway at Ebe importance is given the fact that the V the United States, tl A. Curtis will make dress. Formality will } presence of the band States Marine Corps tx sary musical honors guests from Washingto will be in the crowd takes place. Earlier in sentative professional men of the mountain lunch with the vice pre the service clubs of W vania, headed by the Jo ber of Commerce tende tion in the Dance P grounds. During his sta sident will be the guest Schwab at “Immergrur summer home of the the county. Among the ing the vice presidenti Washington will be Mr. ward E. Ganns, the la and official hostess of tl cer of the nation. The busy headquarters tion were moved early t the office in Ebensburg tion grounds and the st: position Association has | ting the finishing touc! Blair C. Seeds is confide: thing will be “ship shay fashion” all over the gr the buildings for the crow at the opening, There will be over 1 from 19 states who will s latest device in all bra dustry and these incluc some of the largest corpo country, but the displays mut from national and st down to individuals who thing new in tool machir amusements. Each day t bigger and better than and it will be different “has brought concentratic and six years have brougt exhibitors who wish to wares to the attent the pi The holiday spirit will & ed by a daily changing amusements. Each day t a free circus and aeria twelve acts on the track in grandstand and of cours be horse racing every af new Waite starting gat operation at each race f time on a half mile track. On the evening of the thede will be a boxing in the Area and there will in the Pavilion with a known orchestra. On the of July 1 and 2 Tuesday a day there will be amats matches or elimination bou bring out all the talent Pennsylvania. On Friday . will be a Dog Show unde pices of the American Ken which some of the cham grand champions of this ¢ tries will be on the benche 4, there will be a horsesh tournament during which pionship of the county will as to individuals, On Sat closing day there will be contest for the champions] state under the authority of Department of Mines, About crack teams of the state pete. The judges wil repres dozen state mining departn Every evening there will works as benefits the fourt week and there will be conc afternoon and evening on th The Marine band wil lgive certs, two on Monday the o} and two on Tuesday July they return to Washington. There is ample parking everybody wishing to come comfort and convenience tl thought can provide for peo) grounds have been foreseen. During the week 200,000 sc dren of Cambria and six counties will be admitted fre first time and for them tl Midway with attractive an rides of all descriptions. WE PUT FORTH OUR (C This issue of the Patton ( one of 20 pages. It is but a re ition and nothing special ab huge volume of advertising ted this large number of pag Courier advertisers find that culation coverage we enjoy 1 ad investment in our paper one. A DOLLAR'S WORTH A DIME AT THIS Come and see what a D buy. Why pay a dollar for me that can be had for ten cents? Home Services Store ad on tl page of the first Section tox
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