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PATTON DEFEATS THE | Mother of 19 Is
BARNESBORO LEGION Called By Death
Mrs. Mary Hendler, of St. Boniface, |
Died Sunday Night in Her
89th Year
PATTON, CAMBRIA COUNTY,
SWAB OPENS ag (SELIEVED Hugh
| Expresses Optimism in Future;
Throngs Attend Event on
First Day.
06.
]
FI McNeelis, of Spangler, Not
, Killed on Highway Near
[ Cresson
[
i
Man
At
Hotly Contested Game |
A. A. Park Last |
Afternoon, |
In
The P.
Sunday
Mrs. Mary Hendler, of St. Boniface,
mother of 19 children, died at be a
The Patton Base Ball Team secured | homestead there, where she had lived | TH ] : _ :
a I Bl eal OT ne past 65 years, St S40 SE he as oe Charles | way not far from the
week previous from the Barnesboro| Sunday evening. Mrs. Hendler was in | a g Youd nag g Do, fof Bk ne
Legion team, by defeating them last| her 89th year. She had been ill for | | M, Schwab Monday declar he 8 to the State Sadtat i
Sunday afternoon by a score of 5 to|about six months. Her husband, Louis | annual Cambria county Pir 0] De mi jf ws Hens ed by |
1, at the local P. A. A. Park, before| Hendler. preceded her to the grave | did he forge et to incl lude Se nels 5 S| Mc? ests, of 3 gl :
the largest crowd that has yet asemb-| about eight years ago. from Blair SOY SO 5 he. Bo was Beno s Roce 6 y 25
led in north county ball park this| The following children survive the | rounding communities. Ane ne hoe | of Mr. Mc ells y FE mber
season. | deceased: John. of Denver, Col.; Mary | gized for not Zsking us tune [family wan fier in eo lock
Tosh Dlaving Sucughous Ye same [Tie of Antony Even, 4 pon; Eso Sritionane i Tuesday ce Tato the ind
was recorded from both teams. Rivallry | Frank, of Dryden, N. Y.; Elizabeth, | SPea ni = jo ds oe ne hi is Be 5 . 7
was exceptionally keen, hence the big | wife of Michael Holtz, of Elder Town- appara us w en cad a He sat} ostaniis DE ola oer
p | ship; Minnie, wife of Fred Walters, of | corners of ,this continent. =~ ° |Cresson and det hat
afiemiante | Wilk Barre Louis, of South Fork; In spite of the heat of the forenoon,| The body of ‘the mar
The box wore! | a of the late Abraham | the crowds kept flowing into the on Wednesday as that
BARNESBORO— I. oars of St. Boniface: Fred. of st. | grounds from an early hour. By noon | Meyers of Roaring Spr
Steward, 1b all the parking space in front of the| claimed that the two
0] ace; Michael, of St. Boniface; ! S
J. Hicks, If |Bonitaee} oe Ek McAndrew ¢ | main fence was filled, and that holds |practicaly amounted t
Morley 3b c : McNeelis, who is well
of | ot
1| St. Boniface: Cecelia, wife of Walter 10,000 cars. They were overflowing into |
Vivadella, c 0! Lumadue, of Hasting The following | the parks to the northwest long before | section of the eeunty
gS. 4 iin an ps 3 3 1
Kritzer 3S 1 children preceded her to the grave: the fair was officially declared open.| accepted as dead ail i
Mehal 2b 0| George. Jacob, Catherine Henry, Tho- All reserved space in the grandstand|by his friends. Arran
al, 2 acob, Catherine, : 3 Da 5
J. Harnalak, cf 0 | mas . Amandus. Martin and Peter. | Was gone before the first note of “Hail | funeral had been made,
G. Harnalk, rf 0| Abraham Brothers, husband of Sadie |!0 the Chief” which greeted Mr. was’ at the morgue at
Bednar, rf 0| (Hendler) Brothers, passed to the grave | Schwab. : McNeelis arirved, ar
Hamsik, p 0 last week | Mr. Schwab enthusiasticaly employed by a c¢enstructic
amsik, as . di : ol a
Funeral services were held at the St. sy: ; en To 4 are 2 _Duncansvilie, ane naa
2| Boniface Catholic Church on Wednes-| Tor me personally t are dis- day on Tuesday. He
day morning at 9 o'clock. with inter-|tuding elements in this meeti with | of matters until he ret
; z A y you i The personal and affection-|{on Tuesday evening, a
2 ment i he church cemetery. ot 0 €
CR; i Me ol : use towards my a friend accosted him ar
i ate speech I ordinaril
br here on these occasions can- | if he knew he was “deac
0 L BLAIR SOMERVILLE {not be heralded to all the people of post haste, departed for
deny it.
0 the United States. They would not
Swab, 1b
0 HAS PASSED AWAY understand it. ng I am averse to; The body of the Roar
McIntyre,
. that kind of publicit The movie tone man, the face badly mu
Caretti, 2b . ] Prominent Member of Well-Known | machines are all around me to carry found along the highw
Kuhn, If . : ; 3 the message and the affectionate mes-| o'clock Tuesday morni
Bradley, rf 0 North-County Family Died sage I always carry to you would not|had evidently been walki
Tinik, 3 b Sunday Night suit for everybody, although I have|road and was struck by
Merriman, friends in every corner of this country.| motorist. He had be
I love the people of this community. |veral hours when picke
WE And I think the fates are propitious|fied as McNeelis. Aside
Hastings district, | today. We have just had a rain that|cents in cash, a Watch
100 000 night at 8:50 0’-(is badly needed, and now we have nothing else was found c
|clock from a complication of diseases. | clear skies under which to enjoy our-| Harry E. Meyers was 44
Stolen Bases Bradley, Kritzer. TWO He is survived by his widow, Hannah | selves for the rest of the day. And} and was employed at a pa
Base Hits J. Hamalak. Double Play | (Myers) Somerville, and by the follow- | these things are indicative of what | had spent Monday and
Morley, Unassisted. Base on Balls—|ing children: John, of Pittsburgh; | this county and this country should | the Cambria County Fair
Off Hamsik, 4; McIntyre, 1. Struck Out| Maude, wife of James E. Prindible, of | always have. Fifty years in business sisters and became s
By Hamsik, 3, McIntyre, 8. Hit by |Elmira, N. Y.; Alice, of Akron, O., and | and all the time an optimist. We have | them in the immense
Pitcher—MicIntyre, (Mehall. Sacrifice Howard, of Glenhope, Pa. One sister, jour little times of adversity together, | likely walking to his h
Hits Cooper, Bradley, J. Mamsik. | Mrs. Margaret, of Pittsburgh, also sur-| | but always there is a return of pros-|of the deceased man sav
Umpire McNally, and Stevens. | vives. 4 _ | perity. This great country may be under |ally caried largs sums of
| Funeral services ore hej 2 De a thunder cloud for 10 minutes, but it his person and are unable
home at 2 o'clock, Wednesday after-lis always going upward and onward. for him being prac: ~
WOMEN OF GARDEN CLUB |,00n. Interment was in the East Ridge|T never knew a time when a better | when the bodys. 5
INSPECT SCHWAB ESTATE | Cemetery. outlook for the best of times thn ——
| now. Beof good cheer.’
| TWO HURT IN CRASH | Perhaps, if any one building seemed | FINE ENTERTAINMENT
| — | to be a center of attraction during this
Two persons were injured, both ser- | week, it was that of the sportsmen. A
iously, and two automobiles were da-|finely mounted group of rock, showing
maged badly in a collision on the | two kitten wildcats devouring a small “Buddy” Rogers Latest Romance
| William Penn highway about two and | fawn, while papa wildcat sunned him- x Th:
dens at the Schwab estate and lis-|a half miles east of Ebensburg, early | ned himself on and he is an| Is A Hit, Come and See This
tended with interest to a talk by Frank| Tuesday morning. Howard M. Yockey| enormous brute, and mama prowled Big Picture.
Stutzman, formerly of Moxham, on|and his daughter, Ann Mary Yockey,| around her blood-smeared offsprings,
floriculture. The members of the club|both of New Alexandria, suffered con- attracted crowds of young
assembled at the Ellis cottage near|cussions of the brain and were remov- | hawks in a nes 3 to their
Ebensburg and from there went tojed to the Westmoreland hospital at mother for food, a bunch of ground
Loretto at the personal invitation of | Greensburg, after receiving first aid | 108s in a den were other finely arrang-
the steel magnate. | treatment. ed groups, the equals of any in the
best museums. A live barnyard hen
| mothering a lot of young ring neck
| pheasants under her wing was a cage
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women pljanis under ner wing was a
The exhibit by € schools was alse Pole
Will Hold Regional Conference in Ebensburg a ais. Themoder and toy maring
delight. Themodel and toy making il
| especially brought many grasps of ad-| °% a
| miration. The display by the granges of |, L Tain n Hons a I A
the county was one of the most notable | rm .. I with a gol SDY, whol
in the building, the flowers from Mrs, | eRGY 3 onony 8
Schwab were a bower of beauty and | :,,Socsnt and Jaron
Mrs. Gard-| perfume that attracted thousands of bitterly In Young bo
Regional Committee for the Southwest ner wil provide the Presidents of all visitors. In the arts and crafts show- the spirit Jeughing. "
Division of the State oragnization, and [Clubs in Cambria County, affiliated) ing in exhibition hall some marvellous daring air —it imm x
Miss M. Vashti Burr, District Director with the Pennsylvania Council of Re-|leather and wood-carving work the knight ry of the sk
in the State Council and Chairman of | publican Women, with luncheon tickets | shown, all done by residents of Pat Luke Buddy's
the Republican Women’s Club of Eb-| which must be secured by the memb and Cambria.. counties, Soom, and dean
ensburg, are working on the details of |of local councils and reservations — rT a Buddy Ss 8 ny of : He alt Va
the Regional Conference which will be to Mrs. Gardner not later than Thurs- “DUTCH” SCHW. \B SIGNED Heaven gives her beauty and
held on Tuesday September 23rd, in|day, September 18th. Every Republican > talent ipport of the star
Ebensburg. The Conference will in-|woman in the County is cordially in- TO COACH MOXH. AM A. A. St tuart the funny Axel of
clude a morning session beginning at|vited to attend the conference. If she Sweetie, an impor ant comic
9:30 A. M. (Eastern Standard Time), |desires to attend the luncheon, she [ role, and a p of sdaggering young
and a luncheon at 12:30 P. M. The must secure her ticket by mail or airmen chantment to very
morning session will be held in the otherwise from Mrs. Gardner on or delightful picture.
County Courthouse, and the luncheon | before September 18th, due to the fact
at the New Ebensburg Inn. The after-|that the hostess Club can only secure
nonn session wil follow the luncheon |luncheon accommodation for two hun-
and will be held at the New Ebens-|dred and fifty. t}
burg Inn. Tickets for the luncheon| As for the members of the Ebensburs|pe assisted in his work whipping a| Audience the Grand Theatre will
will be $1.25 |Club, luncheon tickets can be pur-| winning club into shape by Gene Baker| have the ‘tunity of seeing
Two gondtal committees have been | chased before Tuesday, September 16th] ang Clarke Shaffer. “The Virg » on Monday
appointed thus far. Mrs. Gladys B.|from the members of the Publicity] 1n Schwab the Tuesday and to dearn whether
Evans is Chairman of the Committee | Committee, of which Mrs. Emma MIndoc one of view critics Ye corect when
on Registration, and will be assisted |Evans is General Chajrman: = {men in the said that “The Virginian” “The
by: Mrs. Hazel Apel, Mrs. D. R. Davis,| Fbensburg, East Ward-Mesdames| As a guard on | Covered Wagon” of all-talking pic-
The body of a lifel
optimism | ahout 2:30 o'clock on
holiday | ing of this week along
Striking the keynote of
Ne we
n
om
cocoocorocooco d
corm OoOCONWO !
comm wuneo O
NOORBHRNOO P
greeted,
Lere lis-
Totals ers .
PATTON—
Christoff, cf
T. Lamont, ¢
Cooper, ss
3b £
Somerville, aged 80, of Hast-
member of a well-
Blair
ings, prominent
1| known family of the
5 died there Sunday
ai
100 000—
13x—
Totals ...
Barnesbor
Patton
000
money on
to acour
Petitions
with their business ses
afternoen, 50 members
Garden club visited
the home of Charles M. Schwab,
“Immergrun,” at Loretto. The women
enjoyed inspecting the beautiful gar-
Dispensing
sion Monday
of the Johnstown
a rock,
vaited to
aramaotl
', in som
'/e the ordina
Eagles” w
on Fri
the be
since his m
Indeed,
ything that
tion, it's all-
You've
(Buddy)
some young
fine and far
no longer!
the Grand
irday,
lon
R0
so that delegates
luncheon tickets
reservation at
At the instance of Miss S. M. R.|Pennsylvania,
O'Hara, President of the Pennsylvania previously purchase
Council of Republican Women, Mrs. |thus assuring them of
Clifton A. Verner, Chairman of the|the conference luncheon.
may |
Buddy's
was
Blair
1S
Schwab,
idiron star,
g to coach the Mox
ball machine, formerly ye es :
Moxham A. C., during “The Virginian” has A Big
season, John Falconer, manager | Treat in Store for Grand Patrons
> club, has announced. Schwab ol -
“Dutch”
can gr
ever
foot
the
All-Amer-
1ed Tuesday
cham A. A.
known as
the pi
former
was sigr 9
lend
ful
of
op
and
Moxham club, will
outstanding football
history of Cambria county.
the Lafayette university
the
1S
eve-
ed on the novel by th
h brought Owen Wi
in the 80's, and whic
been termed the greatest
romance, enjoys the dis-
ng the first
all-outdoonrs
ecorded on the audible
since
be
to
n-
last
remain
ng to
school.
3t
Mrs. Maerna Lee, Miss Margaret|Sherman Griffi ith, Clare C. Zvans, W.| football team, Schwab was picked oni tures. The Owen Wister classic of
Fleming, Mrs. Effie Hartzell, Mrs.|R. Thompson, Llewellyn Reose and | Irving Camp's All-American football | pioneer days on the Western catt
Lester Larimer, Mrs. Sam Evans, Mrs, | Misses Dorothy Jones, Dorothy Hoy! | team for two sucessive years. Schwab |rances has the ear-marks of
I. E. Lewis, and Miss Kathryn Hart-|and Mary Pryce. (held down the coaching job for two|epic film. The manner in which it w:
. addition to registering all| ‘Center Ward—Mesdames F. J. Myers, | years when the old Moxham A. C. was| acclaimed by previewers indicates that
man. In additjor rit his | Lillian Estep, Mollie Gittings, Emma | first organized. it will go high on the listof
those attending the Conference, Shs] Peach, Margaret O'Hara Smith, Robert| Schwab began w Wednesday Crests. ©. id
Nm arriy- | Balsinger, and Miss Marian Davis. ning in buildig up his team "The film, ba
hight ace A Siean West Ward—Mesdames, H. D. Mason lk [ pi ul
rot av. or remaining over : . ¢ same name wh
or OS naar or Lae oa ie Haden Jug Wet Pav ement Bl: amed ter quick fame
ph Ha ? 1 For Automobile Crash has
both. and Harry Lane. A oTioan
Mrs. Edna B. Gardner is Chairman | oampria Township—Mesdames Cora At Patton; Two Injured |: Sitios uf
of the Luncheon Committee which also |p = jones. Mildren Bloom, Jesse Grif- ee LE) i to 7
includes as members, Mrs. H. C. Mc- |g) wm, Reese, E. M. Jones, Jesse Two persons w neither Py. he
Williams, Mrs. C. B. Joss, Ch Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Reese. seriously, when a car h they" >
ard B. Burr, Mrs. Estelle G. Tomb-| cglyer_Mesdames, Mae McCulloch, | were riding skidded wet pave- Mam . Xi .
kins, Mrs Gertrude Brady, and MIS.|gathryn Gould, Mabel Doerr, Edith|ment near Patton at ock Mon- : Enrollment in Schools hil
J. Russell Leech. Round Table Con-|payis” Marie Moore, Mary Rose, Sadie |day afternoon and crashed a tele-| Close ia 36,000 Cambria county chil
ferences are planned for the luncheon| johnson. phone pole. M Mrs. Michael | dren will be back at their studies
proper, in which case, if the 'plan| peyioc_Mesdames, Margaret Regal, | Natko of Coalport were treated at the | Public school as within the next few days.
proves feasible, an additional com- |p. dence Mills, Kathryn Campbell, | office of a physician for lacerations of While no definite figures are available
mittee of thirty women tO Serve as) pegoy Rools, L. Sunderland, Mary Keil-| the forehead and scalp and later re-|Yet, Dr. M. S. Bentz, county superin-
luncheon hostesses will be appointed ang s, Gustafson. {moved to their home. Mrs. Natko also|tendent of schools, estimated that the
by Mrs. Gardner. | Details for the program for the Con-! suffered internal injuries, it is believed. | total enrollment in fae county scho :
Meanwhile Mrs. Gardner will co-|ference, names of the prominent men| The car was driven by their son, IyanjStclusive of Johnstown, will approxi-
operate with Mrs. Clifton A. Verner, and women who will speak, names of Natko, also of Coalport, who escaped | Max a 5 Ciools sosuinad sessions
Chairman of the Regional Committee, | the Republican leaders who will be injury. Ine 08 0 gid Jesup on
in securing the appointment of com-|guests of the Pennsylvania Council of | — - | Puosdoy ol 3 di nes ay. 3 some
mittees by Presidents of all local Coun- | Republican Women on September 23rd,| - WORK WANTED: —Gi i Spee X noo: | Ses Suave
cils in the District, which covers the{and further Committee assignments|do house-work, after and be fore | Too aE So W Ts 300M wie
twelve counties in the Southwest of will appear from time to time. Inquire at the Courier Office closed until Monday, Sept. 8.
MORGUE MUCH ALIVE
| things and better methods
BOOKED AT THE GRAND
SEPTEMBEE. 4th, 1930
LOCAL AND STATE
NEWS OF INTEREST
Condensed items Gathered from
Various Sources for the
Busy Reader.
s were found by the grand
ay against John L. Evans
lice Llewellyn, poor directors
county, together with
Devore, now said to be
inmate of an insane asylum in Ohio
and until Nov. 9 last, a member
poor board, in which they
rged with a misdemeanor in office,
ment against them containing
of 78 counts.
zabeth (Barnes)
rs, died on Monday
her home at Gallitzin from a com-
ation of diseases. Funeral serv-
were held on Wednesday morning
t Catholic church and
was in the church cemetery.
1. Reed, aged 35, of Creson
1
indict
tal
Reed, aged
ick’s
rk on the roof of a porch |member
mn Monday, fell from the same, suff-
ring severe lacerations of the face and|
body bruises. |
Coste and Bellonte, the French Fliers, |
amid huge swarms of people, landed |
the New York Airport on Tues-
evening after successfully negoti-
{ a non-stop flight westward from
France, first yet made, the time
only 37 hours
cement on the new road at
Ss poured recently and the
be thrown open to traffic
the
week .
Swinter and family have moved |
Ebensburg to a farm in White
ship where they expect to make
future home. |
county shows a loss of over |
from the census of 1920. The
down o fthe coal industry is 1 rge- |
responsible |
Ge vernor Fisher will receive the |
st honor of Masonry at Boston on
tember 16th, with the conferring of
333rd degree on him by the order
SIMPSONS’ WILL OPEN |
STUDIOS NEXT WEEK|
0
JU
| at Ebensburg,
Th Simpsons’, local
mus and dancing, have returned
home after a summer spent
various forms of their
> work. Every year these progre
mstructors 1n i
sive teachers endeavor to bring to their |
pupils and the community the newer |fication of the contract are on file at|!ine;
in their|the office of the county commissioners |¥ees, Carroltlown; R. V. Glancy, Tun-
York City where she was in|
Normal and the Con- |
respective lines.
Mary Simpson has returned
1 WwW
ndance at a
tior the Dancing
which she is a
weeks of intensive train-
diffe t types of dancing,
ated with some of the fin-
America, and meeting
the foremost peo-
vinment field she
na exhibit her art)
le and with |
degree of success to her
companied home by
with her
Masters of]
who during
New ?
mD.
mot
stay
hex
m . y
mpson was enrolled
State College
ry July was a
, Orchestra and
Having com-
nmer’'s work there he
he National High School |
‘a Camp at Inter-|
he had the pleas-
C of the foremost
1 music field besides
rful work of these
there From
him up to
into Canada.
of Milwakee
r place he was
music festival
newspapers
cago.
journe tC
Band and
lochen, 1
2d
took
} «
m
Some
part in the |
evening while
hundre and fifty |.
led e concert.
the
tion
her
e Leedy
taken.
> the opening
of Monday,
will orga-
1930-31
ing to
‘uments
Band
and
ney
SeS~-
study
string,
dancing
at this
with children
and many accomplish-
Northern Cambria
of this fact.
hers
fine
imony
WESTMONT GIRL IN
SPANGLER HOSPITAL
daughter of
i 1 West -
was ac mi tted to
Tuesday morn-
he body,
and
wn
s of
and head,
of
of
face
one
one par
m a dance at Sunset
crowded off
ed into an em-
The other three
iously hurt.
d at ittmat
a mile out of Car
toward Ebensburg. The ir
was taken to the office
Arble, in Carrolltown, who
injuries and then sent her
tal
Str
prominent
an |
of |
are | until com
afternoon |
| grandchildren survive.
| the solemn requiem high mass, assisted
|S. B.
{used at
‘| tion were
| thorized to
away |
each- |
member.
is |
| mis
| thol
tours |
| of
$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
PLAN ROAD OPENING
CELEBRATION SOON
Ashville Folks Plan to Have Big
Doings Some Time Later
In Month.
(5¢)
Jos. Holtz, 76, of
Carrolltor wn, Dies
First in Family Cal Called
| in Nearly Half Century;
Services Friday Morning,
By Death |
Funeral
Joseph Holtz, aged 76, a life-long and |
resident of northern Cam-
died at 8:30 o'clock Tues-
at the Holtz home in
Carrolltown. His death is the first in
49 years in the Holtz family.
Mr. Holtz was born in Susquehanna
township, where he resided on a farm
ing to Carrolltown seven years
ago. Mr. Holtz and Miss Theresa
Wirfel of New Germany were married
49 years ago last May. Mrs. Holtz
survives her husband with the follow-
ing children: Peter, near Patton; An-
thony, Vincent, Isadore and Celestine,
all of Susquehanna township; Cecelia,
wife of Herman Haas, Es: Carroll
township, and Mrs. Barbara Hahn and
|Lucy Holtz, both at home. Forty-one
Mr. Holtz was
the
Route
Clear-
points
Ashville expects to celebrate
opening of the new section of
53 which connects them with
field county towns and other
north. The date was set this week to
be held on Saturday of next week,
September 13th, With the completion
of the highway, the only section of
Route No. 53 that still remains an
unimproved road will be the stretch
from Ashville up to Gallitzin, and
very pressure will be brought to bear
by citizens of both the north and south
of the county, with the state highway
department for its construction.
In regard to the road celebration,
meet was held recently at Ashwill
and an organization was formed with
of the Holy Name society ge Fred Beers, Ashville, President; George
C, . * | Dietrich, Dysart, Vice President; Dewey
St. Benedict's church and the Rosary Beers, Ashville, Secreta J. F. Kelly
society of St. Bernard's church Hast- | Chest ? Springs ' Treasurer
st gs, A ,
| ings.
a OOT Be ivities as ot
Funeral services will be conducted el? osam of RL oh
at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning in start in the Morning of the appointed
St. Benedict's church, Carrolltown. The | ja. with auto arcdes moving from
Rev. Father Camillus Long, Q S. B. | gifferent sections of the county which
of St. Vincents arch-abbey, Latrobe, | vip) meet at Ashville where dinner and
a nephew Mr. Holtz, will celebrate supper will be served. There will be
> speeches, baseball and other sports,
the Rev. Father Thoms Wolf, O. 8. . concerts and dancing in i, eve-
and the Rev. Father William, O.| ning
Interment will be in the church bo
| cemetery The meeting was attended by re-
enn ts presentative citizens from all of the
| surrounding towns as well as those on
the new road. Prominent among them
COMMISSIONERS SEEK were Dr. M. S. Bentz, nty superi
r tz, county superin-
BIDS; LET CONTRACT tendent of schools; Hon. Joseph Wash-
ington, representative of the Second
Invite Prices on Supplies Needed for Cambria District in the General As-
sembly and H. King MacFarlane,
Manager of the Altoona Chamber of
Commerce. Gallitzin was represented
. by K. A. Reed and Charles Platt.
the forthcoming general elec- : : .
authorized, the polling place The Executive Committee later ap-
a new voting district in Tota pointed by the President includes Dr.
furnishing 7 bi at a meet- M. S. Bentz, Ebensburg; George She-
of the commissioners held | TaW, George Lang, J. R. Trexler, J. B.
riday. Gates, H. W. Hill, J. H. Parrish, Hon
Henry L. Cannon was au- Joseph Washington, Cresson; K
advertise for bids on 175 Reed, Charles-Platt, J. E. Donaghy,
of election supplies, the neces-|B. W. Harding, F. D. MecNellis, H.
computation books and 110,000, |G. Wissinger, K. A. Cooper, Gallitzin;
more or less, official specimen ballots, | PT P. J. Kelly, F. L. Brown, Thos. A.
Detailed information as to the speci-|OWens, Patton; John Link, St. Augus-
Charles Adams, Dr. Hauk, Fred
bria county,
day mornin
g
a
ing
of
by
B.,
Election In November
Requests for bids for material to be
for
for
ing
idge lumber
county
Controller
boxes
sary
at Ebensburg and can be inspected by |nelhill; Wallace Sherbine, Wilmore: R.
prosngetive bidders. A ‘part of the con- | E. Chaplin, D. C. Iang, Coalport; H.
tract will require that the sucessful|L. Frugality; B. A. McDonald, Van
Digger furni h a bond for the full{Ormer; Chearles Yon, Buckhorn; H.
amc of the contract. {King McFarland, Manager of Altoona
A ora furnishing 10,000 | Chamber of Commerce, Altoona; T. H.
of three-inch 14-f¢ planking and|Mpyers, Mark Hanna; George Eichen-
4,000 feet of by 12-feet|laub, Elstie; Joseph Gardini, Coupon;
ylankir for county bridges |Rembrent A s, William Lamont,
was aw S. Boucher of|Bakerton; Marlin Boucher, Richard
Beaverd bid $4250 a Steele, Louis Luxenberg, Barnesboro:
thousand n Ebensburg.|John Eash, Spangler; Albert O'Connor,
The pla white oak. |A. -M. Huber, Loretto; Harry Johnson,
Dean; James B 1ger, Dysart; Geo.
| Hainley, Harry Cox, Amsbry; B. R.
loyd, Hastings; M. J. Bracken; Phili
Caulfiel d, Johnstown; Dr. Pope Dic
in son, St. Miachaels; Homer C. Geo
uo, | South Fork; R. E. Betts, Summerh
obey, La-| William Yeckley, Portage: Rober
gh Robert Bloom, Cassandra; Thomas W.
and | Bender, Lilly; Rev. Fr. 1. J. Denny,
O.|T. J. Murphy, W. A. Gibbons, A. R
Burgoon; Walter Hollen, W. W. Ber-
E M. Harclerode, Ashville
for
by
three-inch
use on
to H.
his low
feet delivered
must No. 1
FIELD MASS TO BE HELD
NEXT SU UNDA Y MORNING |c
foot
1eet
led
on of
}
S De
3 ony
ev
The ¢
0, Vincent
Rev. F the
of Carrolltown,
ther Modestus Wirtner,
Boniface, will be celebrant,
sub- deacon at the field |caw,
brate St. Joseph's
Har Sleeping Pla
next Sunday, when t hundrec
anniversary of the founding of
church will be observed, as announc
in last week’s Courie I Rev. Fa-
ther Lawrence Rogan, O. S. B.,
Pittsburgh, will deliver the sermon
and the Rev. Father
3 of St.
make
language f
ro , Une
Wolf. Oo. S.
the Rev. S
S. B., of
deacon
mass to be
on chur
bi
LOCAL FIRM SECURES
APPOINTMENT FROM
DIAMOND SYNDICATE
The Jewelry Company
Ga , Prop., of this place, thi
announ ed that word had been rec
from the Holland offi th
Diamond Syndicate,
appointment as a local
jer in Virgin Diamonds
| “Virgin Diamonds,” said Mr
ner, upon being intervigwed by
ious exercises which | resentative of this paper, “are gen
10 o'clock a. m. The par-|diamonds, which have never befo
planned to serve lunch |Peen individually owned or worn,
> to partake of same |r€ct from South African mines.
ton the church grounds, a nominal sum “There has always been a
to be charged for the repast. second-handed diamonds on the
——— i ket, some of them, of course, w
County to Solicit Bids too savory a reputation. Comin
> ? 4.3 : accepted channels, it was impossible
On Poor District Bonds | distinguish such stones, although many
Totaling About $150,000 jewelers have long attempted to han-
{dle only diamonds of known
Since the war, moreover, the st
such previously owned stones has
stantially reased
“Realizing that t
diamond buyer—unl
was Ti in a
of > back
the
of |
on
Ad-
George’s
a short
for the
20] expected at
Rev. Father Ber-
pastor of St. Joseph’s
$s Master of Ceremon-
Tozer
rdner
the occasion,
stor of
o ak con
: ie authorized dea
the calor: nl 1e
d, O B.
church,
Gard-
a I
1 at
ish people have
to those who ca
supply
mar
ds on Cambria county poor district
bonds in the sum of $150,000 will be
sought by County Controller Henry L.
Cannon, it was decided at meeting
the county commissioners on Mon-
day. The bonds, which will be tax
free in Pennsylvania, will bear interest
he 4, per cent a year ana ferred to be a first
bonds due in order over! the diamond he purcl
riod from Oct 1, 1931 to|the opportunity
195,. They will be dated Oct.|with the Virgin
and a certified check in the |W! for some
$1,500 must accompany each exclusively on
‘from the mines.
“Not only are
finest quality,
range
their
world.
addition, says Mr. Gardner,
Virgin Diamond, the ;
a registered Certific
ntees
f
of
discriminatir
of course,
stone because
1d—much pre
own and wear
d, I welcomed
my store
Syndicate
alized
direct
a
inte re
our
to
1
or
rate of
to
years
selected rough
sum
bid.
The commissi contr
ler, engineer and tor will attend |the
the annual convention state | wide
association of but
which of d the
Ol
ol-, Diamond
sizes and i
mountir
ard all
Virgin
in all
of distinctiv
uve
ces are stand:
county ers
solici
oI the
comml
oona yeste
county
ne at Alt
THANKS,
CARD OF
We h, tl
our sincere
sisted us
the death
Valentine
all who donated
‘for the funer
is manner, to express
to all those who ¢
recent bereavement,
husband and father,
Ww
AS= tne
A number of improvements
and are grateful to been made to Electric Park at
the use of their boro by Council
THE FAMILY } place
of our
Psioda ic
cars the Borough
1
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