_ PAGE EIGHT THE UNION PRESS-COURIER. Thursday, June 8, 1939, PINE TWP. NOTES HEILWOOD, MENTCLE, ALVERDA, | AND VICINTY, FROM PEN OF | MISS MONA FRYE. | Tessie Palillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James Palillo, of Heiwood, and | James Vocarro of Jamestown, N. Y.,| Were united in marriage in St. John’s Catholic church in Heilwood on Thurs- | day morning of last week at eight o'clock by Rev. Father A. C. Marzhau- | ser. Immediately following the wed- | ding breakfast at the bride's home, the | newlyweds left for Jamestown, N, Y. Where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of Greis- | more, were visitors in Apollo and in| Vandergrift on Sunday. Week end guests at the Bernard | Straw home were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and family of Alverda, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Straw of Pine Flats. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnston and gon, Blair, were Patton callers on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. James Thornton of Men- tele, were social callers in Johnstown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butterworth of Clymer were guests at the Ella Lu- cas home recently. Miss Elaine Trimble of Johnstown, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trimble over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Connor of Dix- onville were recent guests at the Wm. Thornton home in Mentcle. Mr. Ross Paretti and son, Joseph, of Mentcle, were business callers in Bar- nesboro, Saturday. Miss Maxine Wilson of Clymer is spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson of Mentcle. Lois Henry of Alverda is visiting at | the home of A. R. Wanchish of Hills- dale. Mrs. William Thornton of Mentcle, HASTINGS BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs, John Demenic of Trafford City, spent the week end at the home of the lady's father, J. B. Semelsberger. Louis Menchio, of Altoona, spent last Wednesday here with his father. Stephen Easly was a caller in Al- toona last Monday. Mrs. Alice Wolf and Hilda Koch of Altoona, were Sunday guests at the H. J. Easly home on Spangler street, Major McCoy, Stephen Easly and Miss Elizabeth Lloyd were with Gall- itzin friends on Sunday evening. Mrs. Joseph Milchak spent Saturday with relatives in Nanty-Glo. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Carnavolli and family of Marstellar spent Sunday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fer- etti. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Riordan and daughters, Rita and Jane, spent Satur- day visiting in Loretto. James McMurray is spending some tives. ther home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKillop of Philipsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Leon McKillop and daughter, Rose Marie, of Houtzdale; and Alex McKil- lop of Wilkinsburg. Miss Ruth Bott was a Monday call- er in Barnesboro. Mr. and Mrs. E. Weakland of Flin- ton, were Saturday callers at the Har- ry Weakland home. Miss Dorothy Fredo is visiting rel- atives in Newark, N. J. Oscar Abel of the CCC camp at Petersburg, spent the past week at his home here, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones and chil- dren of Colver; Mrs. Sam Grazier and daughter, Betty, of Bakerton, spent Sunday here at the Whited home. Mrs. Byron Miller and daughter, Dona, are spending the week in Brad- was elected delegate to attend the an- nual conference of the Wesleyan Meth- | odist Churches, held at Stoneboro from | the 5th through the 9th of June. Carla Ann Gibson of Barnesboro is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of Greismore. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Bennett and dock with relatives. Mrs. James Dietrick was hostess to a number of youngsters at the A. C. Strittmatter home in East End recent- ly. The affair was in the nature of a joint birthday party in honor of her daughters, Mary and Doris, who were 9 and 10 year old respectively. The lit- family of Mentcle, left Sunday after- | tle misses received a nice lot of gifts. noon to attend a community singing | After a pleasant period of games the event held at Hillsdale. The scarlet fever quarantine was removed from the home of Valley Grumbling of Heilwood the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sojack and daughter, of Johnstown, visited rela- tives in Mentcle over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trinkley and sons, Jack and Frank, Jr., of Heilwood were recent business callers in Johns- hostess served a tasty lunch. A pink | and white color scheme was carried out in the favors and decorations. The | following attended: Catherine and Brigid Dillon, Sidney Lee Brazil, Gla- dys Baker, Dolora Yeager, Rita ana | Bernice Dumm, Nanette and Lois Don- | ahue, Donna Strittmatter, Sarah Bear- | er, Mae Stitts, Theresa Niebauer, Al- ice and Aileen Strittmatter, Dorothy , McDermott, Louise Kavel, Joan Stritt- town. | matter, Eleanor McMullen, Regina Cro- Miss Dorothy Linn of Cleveland, O., was a busines scaller in Alverda and nauer, and Mary and Doris Dietrick, all of this place, and Rose Marie Doran Mentcle on Friday and Saturday. of Spangler. Miss Thelma Jane Lucas of Mentcle | is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Tomasko of Cassandra. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saltsgiver and son, Jack, were week end visitors at the Jack Wilson home in Mentcle. The Heilwood baseball club defeat- ed the Hastings outfit in the Hastings diamond on May 30th by a score of 11 to 4. | It’s potato planting on the farm! The ! Trinkley boys are taking advantage of the week’s vacation and planting four acres. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Miller of Bar- nesboro were recent visitors at the Byron Miller home. i Mr. and Mrs. John Lumadue have returned to their home in’ Anderson, Indiana, after having spent the last couple of weeks here. Miss Helen Mortensen of Bakerton was a Sunday caller here. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillon, daugh- ter, Bernardine, son, Adrian, were Saturday motorists to Altoona. Messrs. A. F. Baker, James * Fair- 2, Ga 4 Y ah, shouldn’t forget. dutiful son or daughter. SHIRTS . NECKWEAR ..... SLACKS .. HOSIERY ...... BARNESBORO, Here, under one roof, is a stock of Father's Day Gifts that includes everything under the sun—from a If you’ll look at these gifts ...at $1, $2, $5.00 and up to $20—you’ll look no further—for Father. PAJAMAS . so el “Value First Clothes” Sharbaugh & Lieb . EN WA £ The world’s fairest gifts for the world’s greatest guy. Sunday, June 18th, is Father’s Day. It’s the one day in the year that everyone with a Dad to remember - $1.25 to $2.25 - $1.00 to $2.50 . 50¢ to $1.00 mines $1400 10 $8.00 imme” 200 10 7 HC PENNA. time in Buffalo, N. Y., visiting rela- 1 Sunday visitors at the George Hue- banks, Wilfred Holtz and Edgar Dil- lon, were business callers in Chicago the past week end. Thomas Trumble of Altoona was a Sunday caller in town. Miss Eva Garman of Ebensburg was a visitor at the Thomas Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and chil- dren were Saturday cailers in Barnes- boro. Mrs. S. J. Miller ana mrs. Robert Noel of Washington, D. C., spent Wea- nesday at the Noel home. Victor Constanzo is visiting relatives an” friends in Washington, P. J. Houck and nephew, Bob, were in attendance at the New York Wor- 1d’s Fair last week. | Miller, Melvin Gallagher, all Harris- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnman and burg employees, spent the past week children of Akron, Ohio, are spending end at their respective homes here. the week here with relatives. | Mrs. F. L Soisson was a Friday | Miss June Laub of Houtzdale was a ' caller in Carrolltown, guest at the Hunter home on Beaver Edward Brothers of Johnstown was Street last Wednesday | at his home here the last week end. | Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Niebauer and Miss Dolores Lantzy left Sunday for | daughters, Mary Betty and Eleanor, | Harrisburg where she %as secured em- | and Misses Patty and Peggy Houck Ployment. Spent Sunday in Ebensburg, Miss Dolores Lantzy was honor Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kimball, | guest at a party held at her home on and daughter, Justine, and Mr. and Saturday evening. Games and lunch Mrs. Sam Irvin of Oratana, were Sun- featured. The following attended: The day guests at the W, B. Dillon home. ' Misses Dolores Lantzy, Martha Hueth- Misses Beatrice Lantzy, Helen Lan- ‘er, Deronda Yahner, Orvetta Gill, Ca- tzy and Messrs. Adam Moleno, Francis mille Houck, and Messrs. Regis Lan- tzy, John Yeager, John Westover, Mel- vin Gallagher, Wilfred Routch, Bill Kelly, Bob Niebauer, all of this place, and Misses Ethel Ross, Helen Taylor, John Fetchko and Mike Banchesky, of Barnesboro. | The ladies auxiliary of the fire com- pany held the regular monthly meet- in the Municipal hall last Friday ev- | ening. Important business of the ev- ening was the election of delegates, Mrs. John Siberts, Mrs. Theresa Beck, {and Mrs. Wm. Maher, being elected. ; Cards and lunch also featured. Mrs. Agnes Cence and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weakland and daughter,, The- resa, were callers in Barnesboro GRAND THEATRE PATTON, PA. Friday One Day Only GUN THUNDER ROCKS THE RANGE! As Jack outshoots a bandit chief . « . in gun-blazing ride against .» midnight raiders! — "DRIFTING WESTWARD" with "RUSTY “~The Wonder Horse Supervised by ROBERT TANSEY Directed by ROBERT HILL « Screenplay by ROBERT EMMETT A MONOGRAM PICTURE Sunday and Monday with JOSEPH ALLEN HENRY O'NEILL DOUGLAS FOWLEY The happy-go-luckiest love story of the year! Heart-throbbing hila- rity as Bob and Myrna are together for the first time! Saturday One Day Only Double 1939's top screen thrill! The drama of men defy- ing death to forget women | ...and of the women who refused to be forgotten! Added Attraction The Ritz Brothers In “THE GORILLA” WHEN TORCHY RUNS FOR MAYOR. .. THE MAYOR RUNS FOR HIS LIFE! Feature Vote the straight laugh, thrill and ad- venture ticket, and | Torchy promises to | | mop up the crooked politicians, cop a cop’s heart, top everything she’s done before! GLENDA FARRELL BARTON MacLANE iNy Directed by RAY McCAREY Tuesday A WARNER BROS. 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