THE PATTON COURIER I ay cave] + CHESTSPRINGS Six persons were injured, one gets, The Annual Picnic will be held at iously, Monday night at 12 o'clock! Chest Springs tomorrow July 4th. when three automobiles figured in col-| There will be a baseball game at 10:00, lision at the foot of McCoy hill, bet-|A. M. between Coupon and Chest ween Cresson and Gallitzin, on the|Springs. Dancing and all kinds of William Penn Highway. All of the in-| amusements will be features of the jured were residents of Gallitzin. The afternoon. three automobiles were badly damag-| Mrs. Blanche Gibbons and daughter ed. Pauline of Cresson and Miss Rose Francis Lynch, 19, son of Mr, and| Marie Storm of Cleveland, Dhio, visit- Mrs. Joseph Lynch, of Gallitzin, was|ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- the most seriously injured. He suff- tin Storm on Tuesday. ered a crushed chest and a probable| Miss Olive Strohmeir of White Plains puncture wound of the lung. New York, is spending a féw weeks ji William Harding, 19, son of Mr. and|here with her mother, Mrs. Matilda nn Nl > lI La 2 i I A AO hen ti AN a fd al oh cai iy adhe oc Re BT i LB AS What to Expect in the Way of Prices! New Summer Dresses at $4.95 to $9.95 Mrs. Benjamin Harding, of Gallitzin,| Strohmeir. J. E. Jones, of Gallitzin, suffering from | Frank Miller of this place. fractures of two ribs on the right side| Mrs. Stella Douglas and son Edward |} and Mrs. Rose Mannion of Altoona o 9 Michael McMahon and his daugh-|Peen named Elmer, Jr. also occupied by a small lson of the . hice. Nabal ) i ° ° ai i nn Hundreds of Ladies Have Attended This Great An- in the Harding machine. The third Favor of Chest Springs. e . car to figure in the crash was operated, MI. and Mrs. Jacob Stoltz announce { he V alues A Tre Bona 1 e, n Ou til Have I he Sunday evening. photograph, typewritten name and George Kruise of Patton was a bus- years. Mr. and Mrs. Anthong ‘O'Brien and ment with which the employee is as- ily visited the James RE. Hollen fam-{ having the posessor of the card fur- W. A. Gibbons and wife returned) and driver of one car, suffering from| Miss Edna Schenk of this place lacerations of the face and a badly Spent the week end in Altoona. and contusions of the head. me Francis Drass, 18, son of Ma. and Visited at the home of Mrs. J. F. Kelly ter-in-law, Mrs. Paul McMahon were! Mr. Rob Callahan of Pittsburgh vis- occupants of a machine driven by their | ited, his mother, Mrs. Ana Calahan of escaped injury as did Earl Kent, of| Sunday with friends in Chest Springs. , : A game of baseball was played here by the pastor of the Polish Catholic| the birth of twin daughters. Church of Lilly, who also escaped in- Mis Evelyn Conrad of Altoona spent ° . - 0S Sea TO La To ao ntire Season ead oO ou In ich to ear the establishmens has been inaugurated by A H Cayman of Allooni Was a signature. The cards replace the fam- . _ = 25, : . iliar metal, bell-shaped badge which ness ann so psi at} In addition to the employee's photo- children. of Altoona visited, Mrs graph, name and signature, each of O'Brian’s mother. Mrs, Mary Stnith sociated. While the photograph on the|.,* - Sarno - card serves to establish the identity fh Near Chest Springs, Sitday eve nish ‘his signature also can be made, tot : s 3 if believed desirable. The old bell-| OT 8 Visit with friends and relatives bruised head. Mrs. Mary Jane McCoy of Ashville, Mrs, Victor Drass, of Gallitzin, suff-|of this place. Cy ering from contusions of the head and| Mr. Jacob Stoltz of Akron, Ohio, i face. | spending a few days here with his Michael McMahon, 43, of Gallitzin,| Parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Stoltz. suffering from lacerations of the head Tine HeV ae Hecho 2 hs and loss of blood. | place attended the Silver Jubilee of Mrs. Paul McMahon, 19, of Gallitzin,| Father O'Connor at Renoa. suffering from lacerations of the right| MT. ad he ne Drossiish i nounce the birth of a son whic as son and husband, Paul McMahon, and | this place. Gallitzin, who was a passenger in the; machine driven by Harding. All of the Sunday between, Altona and Chet nual Sale Event in the Past Week. Remember, 1 a en . ’ 00, jury. Amanda Conrad of this place. YOU'LL KNOW IF HE Summer's Most Popular Frochs. But Sh NOW! NO I HE MAN . op IS THE "PHONE MAN ASHVILLE > the Bell Telephone Company. “aes Fz ay 5 The company has issued to each em- le So Monday. near «© ployee whose work brings him in con- SR tact with the public a card bearing his Chest Springs are ‘the proud parents installers, repairmen and others in the Mahaffey spent the week end at his the new identification cards bears the of this place. of the bearer in homes and commercial |= ro 0: Boucher of Barnesboro was | shaped badges have been gathered up J H. Richards of Madera was a busi- Fred Jones, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. knee. RAFAL Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollern and other persons injured were passengers | Springs teams. The score was 12-2, in tate their entering homes and business ed with nis brother, Thomas Hoflern, tore 1 &* earance Ones t of twin girls. company’s service had worn for many hothe Bore signature of the head of the depart- Mr. and Mrs. F H. Beers and fam- establishments, the additional check of a busines caller in town, recently. and destroyed by the telephone com- ,..o vicitor in town Tuesday. barge | Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Harclerode and 5 « Mr. & Mrs. A. M. Bak - ASK RESTRAINING ORDER | 2 81d Mis A 1 Baker spent Sun Frocks of Broadcloth, at AGAINST OWNERS OF DAM| Thomas R. Krug who has been ill ree for some time is somewhat improved. A bill in equity was field in the office Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller and fam- of the prothonotary Saturday morning | ily, of near Chest Springs were callers by Walter Parrish and Maude A.|in town recently Parrish of Allegheny township against Mrs. Elizabeth Douglas is visiting in Catherine Louise Edwards and Ada] Altoona this week. Lentz of Pittsburgh to restrain the de- James Moore and Rex Beers enlisted fendants from building and rasing a|in the U. S. Army, recently. dam on their property, which floods Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bercaw were the lands of the plaintiff. The pro-| at Ivyside Park on Sunday afternoon. perty of the defendants is that of the] ree old Pennsylvania Railroad ice dams| GEORGE W. SHERRY and the defendants are Iasmg he George Washington Sherry, aged 76 dam so that the waters back up on the ooo" died Saturday morning at his propery of the plaintiffs. THis De o> home in Altoona after a long illness. perty is near the Cressoretto lunch He was born in Tyrone, but spent his foom and swimming pool. early life in Cambria County. He was ans ce married January 9, 1896, to Miss Susan ° MIKE SEMARSKY M. Conrad. He was retired and placed ® Mike Semarsky, aged 44 years, died on the pension rolls of the Pennsly- - at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at his|vania Railroad Company seven years an ung 1 & . ) $9.95 The Finest Black Silk Bengaline Coats, for $9.95 home near Portage. Death was due to| ago. Surviving are his widow, two sis- a complication of ailments. The decea-| ters and a brother, Mrs. Margaret Bos- sed had been injured on October 29, let, of Bakerton; Mrs. Peter Farabaugh 1929, while working in the mines, and | of Carrolltown, and William P. Sherry, underwent an operation at Mercy!of Altoona. Funeral services were con- Hospital, Altoona, for the amputation | Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock in the of his leg. He had heen in ill health Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Al- ° ° since that time. toona. Interment was in St. Monica's Just Received, and Priced to Funeral services were conducted Catholic Church Cemetery at Chest : . ' at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. | Springs. : @ . Panties, Slips, Gowns, A Move Them Quickly! | e Dansets, Chemises, : ce . of Goldette Quality and 4 ’ d i i Dynamite Blast Debris Covers Highway | » Posten Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Such values! You'll simply love § the flared Panties—Snug Band- ’ ; eaux . . . and so many delightfully ke ii i 4 o feminine details! In Silk and Wool. WIZ 17 1 I a 1 1 I I a al hl Ad ho Uh 1 0 ed fed 1d Bt TE BB SR BR HI NY CY (YD) OO Pr re rr re EE EE EE EE OO (5 C3 05 05 05 (5 0 (3 bed bod ted bd Fed ed bed ed ed rd rd 1d Trt rd rd rd rd od ed Se Se Bn 3 oat td mn ot ss All in lovely Pastels trimmed with imported laces! Sl less Sweat- $]-95 en Ne ore at $1.75 TO gos fy | | Got Sree, $1.95 When workmen engaged in » construction project along the Reading Pottvil CARROLLTOWN, sen -— — PENNA. Pike set off an unusually heavy charge of dynamite recently, e oli buried beneath 150 tons of earth and rock. The Reading-Wilkes-Barre cable of the Bell Telephone Company was torn from the poles and covered by the debris. While emergency crews were rushing repairs, telephone calls were u . : 9 being routed over other lines. |
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