Thursday, April 20, 1939.
THE UNION PRESS-COURIER
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pany Tre ; ier To ,
Sr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strittmatter, Mr. damaged to the extent of about $100 | for the office In which he is now a Sulfuric forms in mines when air]
nger, | and Mrs. Ted Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. but none was injured. deputy. He has many friends and is| and wated come jinto contact wih fat WHAT YOU WANT
OF | Dennis Link, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Stritt-| The Patton Independents will open | well known all over the county. A|iron pyrites. The acid Water He
' matter, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Eckenrode, | the baseball season on May 3rd in a | native of northern Cambria he is par-| f]
ad- M *t Mrs. Modest Strittmatt . ] ows from the mines into the stream. |
r. and Mrs. Modestus rittmatter, | clash with the prison team at Rock- | ticularly well known in this section. |T
store M d M L A Yeckley and M 4 . : | The discharge amounts to 2,802,000 |
Mr an A rs, » A. Yeckley a IS. | view penitentiary near Bellefonte. The | He should stand an excelent chance tons of sulphuric acid per year, ac-|
ennie Ragan. : club is now scheduling games on a | of nomination. cording to public health estimates. Calories, vitamines and minerals are
The ladies of the local I. C. B. U. are | J. Earl Bearer of this place has gone | home-and-home basis for games on mere essmeens ' :
: n b | nx ’ : Treatment consists in blocking all contained in the proper proportions in
arranging for a card party to be held | to the Winaber hospital for observa-| Thursdays, Saturdays and Sunday af- MIN : IC O1ITe
, . : . s MINE SEALING CUTS openings of abandoned mines to pre. most of the foods the average famil;
hns- in the Patton fire hall on Monday ev- | tion. ternoons. Johnnie Hudak is business y r | vent the entrance of air and wat osv 9 ° 8 y
d as ening, May 15th, for the benefit of st. | Mrs. Helena Overberger who has| manager. WATER POLLUTION and in keeping operating i S| consumes daily. BUT—when over ns
State Mary's Church and School. Cinch, | been critically ill for the past three| Miss Theresa Tresky, daughter of well closed up as practicable. dulgence, lack of fresh air and exere
48th Didge god dingthle wil be played mel | weeks, is ish Improved. Yah ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Tresky, and John Washington—Sulphuric acid pollu- ! — _ | cise begin to take their toll, indigeste
atur- their will be attractive prizes as well] Mr. and Mrs. Modestus Yahner of| nr.in Kirsch f M lia | tion in the Ohio river and its bran. | ns bi . :
as a door prize. Particulars will be de- | Philadelphia, were Tecent guests at Khe of to: are ee els ches already hes been reduced 25 per | INIC KTOWN MAN IS |ion and summer disorders often ape
— tailed in later issues. the home of the former's father, Will- cently in St. Benedict's church, Carr. | cent by the mine-sealing program car- KILLED BY TREE | oe Je, New Joson of nt said
woman Miss Violet Hoover, daughter of 1am Yahner. . olltown. ried on by the Works Progress Ad- Alex W. Dumm, 23, of Nicktown was | Si - nsiown 2 bi t
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoover of Gallit-| Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Scott spent" nro” Aleine Springer, daughter of | ministration, cooperating with the U.| fatally injured about 4 o'clock I oie A ou i phi
zin, and John Gibbons of Ashville, | Sunday in Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Springer, and Louis |S Public Health Service. Wednesday nafternoon when he was! g o a 1th ax hs E »
were united in marriage on Tuesday in Mr. and hig Nichoias Ansiess are Farabaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Se- In the Monongahela River, princi- | struck by the limb of a tree at the DE — slog Y a ph ing.
St. Francis Xavier's Church, Cresson, | | Peeuporanng alter a couple of weeks'| iin Farabaugh, of East Carroll | pal water source for Pittsburgh, Mor- | farm of Leonard Thomas in Cambria | thin oi en Yue SEE pov
While a number of pastors of Meth- illness he left Sunday to | township, were united in marriage on | gantown, W. Va, and other cities, the | Township. The youth was cutting trees | ga £ 2
odist churches in the north of the| Mr. James Forsythe left Sunday to ” ; : : has He Lf what the famous Worlds Tonic with
county will be transferred to other | attend the funeral of his brother, Wil- | Wednesday of last week in St. Bene- | noxious acid content has been reduc- | for Russell Evans of Ebensburg on the | 1 line does. Used daily by thousands
y . oN Fas 3 ? rls dict’s church at Carrolltown ed thirty per cent. Many streams in| Thomas Farm and as one of the trees]
charges, as a disposition of the M. E.| liam Forsythe, who died Saturday. a ; 4 ; it is an outstanding family medicine in
J. Lawrence Luther, Deputy Re-|this great watershed are now wholly | fell a branch struck Dumm on the | many sections of the country today.
Conference at York, Pa., last week, it
is gratifying to the many friends of ths |
Rev. James A. Turner, of the Patton!
M. E. Church to note that he will re- |
main here for his third year. His local |
parishioners, as well as his host of |
friends generally had been hoping that
he would remain, and their wish is
gratified.
Mrs. Andrew Rhody returned to her
home Sunday after spending two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. E. E. Strohm of
Erie, Pa. |
Mrs. Reuel Somerville is visiting her
daughters, Dorothy and Mona at Phil-
adelphia.
Week end guests at the home of Mrs.
Agnes Palcho were Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Palcho, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pal-
cho, all of Washington, D. C.
Clair Callahan of Pittsburgd spent
Sunday with his mother. Mw Brigid |
Callahan |
Mrs. William Grant spent last week |
at Kansas City.
A birthday surprise party was held |
last Friday evening at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. William Hoover of East Car-
roll township, in honor of Mr. Hoov-
er’s birthday anniversary. A very en-
joyable evening was spent in playing
pinochle. Prizes were awarded to Den-
nis Link, Ted Donahue, Mrs. Ted Don-
ahue and Mrs. Modestus Strittmatter,
and consolation prizes were given Mo-
destus Strittmatter and Mrs. L. A.
Yeckley. After cards a delicious lunch
was served. Mrs. Hoover received
| Burial was made at Central City.
Miss Helen Bender, gradute nurse
at the Mercy hospital, Pittsburgh,
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bender of near
town.
St. Mary's School held its spring
music festival on Thursday and ¥ri-
| day evenings, April 13th and 14th. The
children who played solos were: Rob-
ert and Charles Swab, Jean Ann
Squires, Ada Thomas, Shirley Doug-
loss, John Quevy, William Litzinger,
| Jane Cooper, Barbara Bloom, Eileen
Owens, George Weakland, and Leora
Karlheim. The pupils of the fifth, six-
th seventh and eighth grades present-
ed the operetta, “The Awakening of
Spring.” The cast of characters were:
Vicla Link as Mother Nature; Hazel
McConnell and Helen Wyland, ladies-
in-waiting; Alfred Gill and Adrian
Baylock, heralds. The fairy group in-
cluded: Jane Cooper, Shirley Douglass,
Grace Leary, Dolores Mangcld, Ruth
| Luther, Mary Mulligan and Verncda
Neller. The eleves were: Adrian Cra-
ver, James Dluzansky, Raymond Kari-
heim, William Litzinger, Benedict Mc-
Nulty, Alfred Noel, Joseph Shatrosky,
Timothy Sheehan and Richard Stasko.
The various flowers were represented
by the children. In the “hyacinth”
group were: Grace Bearer, Anna Ma-
rie Huber, Leona Karlheim, Helen Mc-
Laughlin, Eleanor Long, Helen Over-
berger, Julia Silvani, Elaine Yahner.
The boys of the sixth grade were
corder of Deeds, of Ebensburg, was a
caller in Patton on Wednesday. Mr. |
Luther will be a Democratic candidate
free of acid; the water having been hed. os 5 Son. oT Hts. and Ns | Get World's Tonic at Patton Drug Co.
cleared and can be used for drinking
and bathing.
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represented daffodils: Rose Bearer,
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Long, Marie Quevy and Marian Weak-
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WHITE HOUSE
EVAP. MILK
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— 450 MAGEE AVENUE, PATTON, PENNA. ~—
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End cuts, Pound ......
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Maxine Gill, Anne Lehmann, Lucille
Long, Genevieve Trexler, Mildred
Warner and Emily Yahner. Beethov-
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The costumes were
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