PAGE EIGHT THE UNION PRESS-COURIER. Sebaddedoadredocdodedodoododoofocgeofecforfondedonoofoodoafecfocde eral services were conducted Tuesday morning in the Holy Cross Catholic ———— ———————— a — DEATH NOTICES | Church in Philadelphia. Interment will be in the church cemetery there. J. Sunday and MM d Edward Stevens, Carrolltown morti- Weelvdecieofeateofocdonfocforfortosforfoofoedafoofonforfooforferfonfecfecds . : cian, was in charge of the funeral. pei om (CERT | CRADLED IN THE FIGHTING SPIRIT OF AMERICA! Flinton Isaac Strayer, 81, former MRS. ANNA (CERTO) BASILE resident of Patton, died last Wednes- Mrs. Anna Basile, 51, wife of An : p . w of his brother.in ine Mrs. a Basile, 51, An- re dlines... palatial day at the home of his brothe r-in-law, thony Basile, passed away last Tues- /) From farms Teall ds P J. A. Glass of Flinton. He had been day night at her home, Philadelphia 7 manors... their ¢ ng amas are ill many months, Mr. Strayer was Avenue, Barnesboro. She had been in | LB fused into one flaming loyalty! born near Johnstown on October 27, failing health for several months. A | 3 1857 .Prior to coming to Flinton to native of Italy, she was born February reside he had made his home in Pat- 12, 1888. Surviving are the husband ton for more than 38 years. and these children: Frank Basile, Eb- | ——— ensburg; Mrs. Grace Pandolphi, | § JOSEPH GRODESKY Greensburg; and Nina, Anna, Mary, | A SERV an Bakerton — Joseph Grodesky. 57 Anthony and Domenick Basile, all at | i AR } 3 y : ser is i | home. Funeral services were held at | \ of Bakerton, died Saturday evening in 9 'a. m. Saturday in Mt, Carmel Cath- | \ Spangler Hospital where he had been olic Church, Barnesboro, Rev. Father a patient the past two months. He had Charles Smith, T. O. R. pastor, sang been a resident of Bakerton the past | the mise. Interment io the church 25 sears, Surviving are his widow. cemetery was directed by M. J. Bacha, | Northern Cambria’s Finest Theatre residing in Europe, and a sister, Mrs. | Barnesboro mortician | Mary Lehota, Philadelphia. (ds : | { The remains were removed to the! 7 1 TON SPEN ‘ home of his sister in Philadelphia. Fun- | MILTO ENCER | Milton Spencer, 82, former member ' of the legislature and for many years | - | school teacher and editor of Cambria Friday One Day Only county, died last week at his home in J | Barnesboro after an illness of several JIFS CUT-RATE STORE months, He was born in Blair coun- | " ty. In 1892 he removed to Hastings Crime-rule crumbles. .. when Hopalong and his where he served as assisted postmaster | Ge : _ and then removed to Barnesboro and! Fa] ET TT Ei. rustler TTY served as editor an dmanager of the | fe : Hi % SALE OF old Spangler Sentinal; in 1899, this i was changed to the Barnesboro Senti- | nal, and in 1904 he became editor of | the Barnesboro Star. In 1905 he enter- | ed the Barnesboro postoffice as assist- | , ant postmaster and served in that ca- | pacity until 1921 ,when he retired. He | , ~ a was a Republican in politics and ser- | Men’s WORK SHOES, leather ved in the legislature from 1925 to soles, special........$1.98] 1929. ee An A | | ee ee: | Original screenplay by Whitney Bolton and Nathanael West Men's WORK SHOES, rubber I. FRUHLINGER Directed by JOSEPH SANTLEY y af EE ; : . | ” $ : 3 % soles, special | Nanty-Glo.—I. Fruhlinger, 74, pro- | Clarence EL Mulford’s iE : Mise siud ase SURT RELLY Men's DRESS OXFORDS, loo. |; nent Nanty Glo werclent, Jied sud- | 7 : | denly last Friday morning at his home " ° ther soles, special here of a heart attack. Mr. Fruhlinger | IN. Matinee Sunday at 2:30 Men’s DRESS OXFORDS, lea- had been engaged in business here the | A Paramount Picture featuring WILLIAM BOYD . ie th . 1 ecial | past 10 years. Prior to that time he with GEORGE HAYES « RUSSELL HAYDEN - CHARLOTTE WYNTERS - : €r soles, spec | was in business in Portage. His wife, A Ray Shera Production Boy’s DRESS OXFORDS, lea. Mrs. Lena (Engle) Fruhlinger, passed | 5 Tuesday Rargain Night ther soles, . special A + : . : ) Surviving are these children: Louis MST Tra; pn Y's DRESS OXFORDS, Jub |} Detzalt, Mies Dn perk pane | tears and heart-tugs in the superbl , acted sto | ger, Casadoga, N. Y.; Mrs. S. Berger, | Saturday - Double Feature bn ern hy il to his ro ber soles, special Mrs. S. Schoenfeld, H. Fruhlinger and | Men’s 16-in. GUMS... Mrs. M. Breen, all of Portage; Mrs. | + - Q : Henry Sloan, New Castle, and Doro- | +9, 5 . Boy 8 SNEAKERS, pair, thy and Nettie Fruhlinger, both at' home. He also leaves 14 grandchildren | and three brothers—NMorris Fruhlinger, Moxham, Johnstown; Mendel Fruhlin- ’ Joe S ger, Windber, and Wolfe Fruhlinger, | New York. | Funeral services were conducted | on Friday afternoon. Interment was In Cut-Rate Store the Jewish plot at Geistown wader) the direction of George Ondriezek, | local mortician. Barnesbor, Pa. VINCENT LOETZ Funeral services for Vincent Loetz, And it's okay with millions dane f 2 i) PETER HOLDEN second of 1s 8 VIRGINIA WEIDLER grand series! 5 % : aE : DONALD MacBRIDE « KATHARINE ALEXANDER " RKO RADIQ Picture PANDRO S. BERMAN in charge of production. Directed by Garsen Kanin. Produced by Cliff Reid. Screen Play by John Twist. Look for bo | . | Wednesday and Thursday this Display wherever § = Beer is Served c BETH Fo BHer BI(N)G Romantic PENNSYLVANIA STATE BREWERS P AE : hr ~~ Moment! ASSOCIATION Re ae ; : & a oo But a stolen baby... plunked in his lap from nowhere... almost made their romance go B-A-N-G! IT’S BEAUTIFUL! IT'S THRIFTY! A BARGAIN! ; : A 2 CROSBY A Finer GE Refrigerator | PENS <L .BLONDELL " Selective Air Conditions ~“ IRENE HERVEY Get the Inside Story! 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CARROL NAISH cay Lb wide and handsome down low 9 Ser hind Rorsmoun Pew : Sveeug by Nut Stns = before has America bought $0 many G-E Refriger. ators in a similar period, 84, of Revioe, who died last Thursday | Saturday at her home in Barnesboro. | Fork, Mrs. Zacharias leaves another | y GRANT COLBERT night in Memorial Hospital, Jopnsows | Mrs. Zasharias who lived alone in| son, Gabriel Zacharias, Philadelphia, | Ebensburg — Grant Colbert, 14, a ic aon at 9 o'clock Monday Chestnut Street, was found sitting in | and five daughters, Anna, married, and | former steelworker of Johnstown, died morning in Holy Redeemer Catholic | a chair in the kitchen of her home, | living in Johnstown; Olga, wife ot last Friday afternoon at the Cambria Church, Revloc. Interment in the Sla- | the upper portion of her body slumped . ; | . ¥ 12 G-E THRIFT UNIT z vich Catholic Church Cemetery, Por-| the Kitohe SUmbed |. Gavronsky Valter, Philadelphia, and | County Home Hospital, after an ex- | over, the kiichen table, | Mrs. Alice Rose and Misses Margaret | tended illness. Mr. Colbert resided in —the sealed mechanism - tage, was directed by Duke J. Rosen- | 2 : steel, Ebensburg. Mr. Loetz suffered| Coroner Patrick McDermott, in at-{ and Pauline Zacharias, all of Pitts-| Johnstown until two months ago, when a fracture of the hip in a fall several | tributing death to a heart attack, said | burzh | he was removed to the Ebensburg In- . be weeks ago and was taken to the Johns- | the woman had been dead probably | i ; 3 : iv. | Stitution for medical treatment. He s : town hospital April 8. He was born in| about four hours. She was last seen | Four sisters, all wives of priests, live was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Col- a T~— Austria. Mr. Loetz had resided with| at 11 a. m. Discovery of the body | in Europe. | bert, both deceased, and was born in : an adopted daughter, Mrs. Mary Keil- | was made by two neighbors, Mrs. Jo-| Funeral services were conducted at Johnstown. His parents were natives GENERAL ELECTRIC man of Revloc. His wife, Mrs. Mary ; seph Kizak and Agnes Pollack. 10 a. m. Monday in St. John’s Greek | of Virginia, TRIPLE.THRIFT Re rRIGERATO RS Ann Loetz, preceded him in death. A resident of Barnesboro for the last Catholic Church, Barnesboro, high Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Mary . —_— 45 years, Mrs. Zacharias was the wi-| mass was sung by Very Rev. Paul Catherine Colbert, who resides in 3 MRS. GAZELLA ZACHARIAS | dow of John Zacharias, who passed | Mankovich, Punxsutawney, assisted by Johnstown, 3 Mrs. Gazella (Hodermarasky) Zach- away in 1914. Mrs. Zacharias, a native | Rev. Father John Penyak, pastor of | i a C HAS F PITT COM PANY arias, 64, mother of Rev. Father Ste-| of Hungary, was born May 21, 1874, | the church and other priests. Inter-| Responsible party wishes to rent 2 ° phen Zacharias, rector of St. Mich-| but had been in America for the last | ment was in the church cemetery un- | six or seven room house, in Patton aels Greek Catholic Church, South | 53 years. | der the direction of M. J. Bacha, Bar- Modern conveniences. Inquire at the PA TTON, . . PENNA. Fork, was found dead at 4:45 p. m, In addition to the priest-son at South nesboro mortician. | Press-Courier office, with a record for quiet operation, low current cost and long life,
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