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Jack Smith home,
HASTINGS BRIEFS | Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Weakland and
| Joe are visiting relatives in Pitts-
| DOOOOVVOVVVOVVVVVOVVVVVCVVV | | burgh
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Meehan and son| Mrs. George Bell returned to her
of Philadelphia, were Sunday callers |home in Harrisburg Friday after spen-
at the Cosmos Elder home. ding the past two weeks at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Day and Mrs. | of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Margaret Abram of St. Benedict were Dilion.
Sunday guests at the Jim Abram home, | Miss Mary Nesdore has secured em-
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Niebauer spent | Ployment in Pittsburgh.
Sunday evening in Lilly. 5. W. B. Dillon is visiting rela-
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dillon and dau- | tives and friends in Pittsburgh.
ghter, Jane, were Saturday shoppers Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Strittmatter of
in Altoona. New York are spending some time at
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner spent the A. T. Strittmatter home in East
Saturday with relatives in Stoyestown, | End.
Mrs. Dave Elden, Mrs. Ed Geus i! Mrs. A. J. Strittmatter was hostess
| Miss Margaret Geus were Friday vis- | to a number of friends and relatives
itors in Altoona. at the Strittmatter home in East End
i The delegates of the Ladies’ Auxil- | last Tuesday evening in honor of her
jary of the Fire Company were in Lil- | New York guests, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
ly on Thursday evening. | Strittmatter. After a pleasant evening
| Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas “and | Playing cards the guests enjoyed a tas-
| children were Saturday callers in Bar- | ty lunch. The following attended: Mr.
| nesboro. fand Mrs. F. L. Soisson, Mr. and Mrs.
{ John Linn'was a week end visitor | C¥ril McMullen, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Die-
| in Carrolltown. | trick, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Donahue, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Riordan and | and Mrs. Dave Weakland, Mr. and
daughter, Rita, spent Saturday in Fb- ! Mrs. J. M. Bearer, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
( Kline, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Strittmat-
ensburg. : :
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Holtz and chil- | ter, Mr. Bill Strittmatter, and Misses
dren and Mr, and Mrs. Clair Bush | Mary Strittmatter and Christine Die-
son, Earl, were Saturday visitors to | | trick.
Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carl of this
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Urich and son, | place, announce the marriage of their
Jack, spent Friday in Altoona. | son, Henry, to Miss Madge Malloy of
Mr. and Mrs. John Reese of De- Barnesboro. The ceremony took place
troit, are visiting at the Drass home, | OP Saturday in St. Edward's church,
Mrs. Alex Stewart and son, Jack, Rev. Father Brett officiating. The cou-
are spending some time at the M. L.’ ple fere attended by Miss Mildred Carl
Buck home. a sister of the groom and Sylvester
Mrs. Clarence Snavely and son, Bill Kline. The bride wore navy blue with
: matching accessories and the brides-
of Bindu Me An Bucs Of Car maid was attired in royal blue with
own, an TS. Jerome Buck Ol| patching accessories. The wedding
New York, were Tuesday guests at the | 4; 101 was held at the home of the
Edwin Geus home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and | el ee and Mrs.
children and Jane Riordan visited rel- | > gs.
atives in Johnstown Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Allport
Monday callers in Carbondale.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kirtley and chil- |
dren of Detroit, spent the first of the |
week at the Davis home here.
Wilbert Selfridge on New York is
spending several days at the home of |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sel- |
fridge. |
Misses Josephine Morelli and Eliza- | The Mentcle Baseball players de-
beth Stritka of Elizabeth, N. J., are | feated the Heilwood team on July 1,
spending some time here. by a score of 7 to 6.
George Spence of Johnstown was a Week end guests at the Pat Henry
recent caller here. home in Alverda were Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred of Blair Henry of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.
were
PINE TWP. NOTES
HEILWOOD, MENTCLE, ALVERDA,
AND VICINTY, FROM PEN OF
MISS MONA FRYE.
VOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOVVVVVOVV0
Carlson
JOIN IN ON THE PLEASURE!
Buy a Good
Used Car
These fine summer days are not the kind to make you
remain at home. Join your neighbor. Get out and see the
Country. Youll be surprised how little it will cost if you
buy one of our good USED CARS!
1938 FORD Deluxe Town Sedan ........ wr $545
1937 CHEVROLET Gray Deluxe Town Sedan a $465
1935 CHEVROLET Standard Coach 3245
1936 CHEVROLET Std. C. Sedan ............... $360
1934 PLYMOUTH Coach . $245
1931 CHEVROLET Coupe -.. ee S75
1937 PORD COUPR viii omissions: SD
‘1935 PONTIAC Town Sedan A TE . $285
1930 FORD Coupe .... $65
1929 PONTIAC Sedan -. $25
| BOBGEOOAAAAAAAAANAAARAAE | Binghampton, N. Y., are visiting at the |
THE UNION PRESS-COURIER,
sadam “e—
Thursdey, July 6, 1939.
Friday One Day Only
A RECKLESS RIDER QUICK ON THE DRAW!
Alone against the blackest band of out-
laws that ever raided the pioneer trail!
GEORGE OBRIEN
ARIZONA
A roaring drama of the
West that was..and of a
_ man as dangerous as the
country he roamed!
Directed by DAVID HOWARD. Produced by BERT GILROY Screen Ploy by Oliver Drake.
GRAND THEATRE
PATTON, PENNA.
Sunday and Monday
win Gracie Allen - Warren Wiliam Ellen Drew - Kent Taylor
Donald MacBride - birected by Alfred E. Green - A Paramount Picture
Matinee Sunday at 2:30
Tuesday
Saturday One Day Only
He Searched Love's Highways
forawoman he had neverfound!
... She Met His Challenge
with a past that queens envied!
..Together they dared life to its
last romantic thrill!
‘10UE RFFRIR
with
MARIA OUSPENSKAYA
LEE BOWMAN « ASTRID ALLWYN
MAURICE MOSCOVICH
Produced and Directed by
LEO McCAREY
, AIA «cm.
Screen Play by Delmer Daves and Donald Ogden Stewart. »
Added Attraction
He out-rides and
out-romances soci-
ety’s snootiest set!
RKO
RADIO
Picture
Here's the smiling
buckeroo who stam-
pedes the social register
as he lassoes an heiress!
“The KID
FROM TEXAS”
Original Story by Milton Merlin oad Byroa Morgan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s thrill hit—with
DENNIS O'KEEFE + FLORENCE RICE
Anthony ALLAN - Jessie RALPH - Buddy EBSEN
Screen Play by Florence Ryersoa, Edgar Allan
Woolf, Albert Massheimer © Directed by
S. Sylvan Simona * Produced by Edgar Sebwyn
ET
Comedy Knockout
ID from
KOKOMO
ail
LCR TR NTRS
LY RRO oN
MAY ROBSON - JANE WYMAN - STANLEY FIELDS
MAXIE ROSENBLOOM - SIDNEY TOLER
cted by LEWIS SEILER -
1937 CHEVROLET Town ‘Sedan .
SOLEMN NOVENA FOR FEAST
1929 FORD Roadster
1934 STUDEBAKER Sedan eee
19030 DESOTO Sedan iin HEA
1929 FORD Coach
1929 AUBURN Sedan ....
1930 DODGE Sedan ....
1935 FORD Coupe
1927 STUDEBAKER Sedan oor $156
1929 WILLYS Sedan ..
19360 PONTIAC COUPE... siimmsimsremnsd
1936 CHEVROLET Town Sedan .....e
1933 CHEVROLET Sedan... ina
1937 DODGE Sedan
1934 TERRAPLANCE Coach
REAL TRUCK VALUES!
1936 Chevrolet Chassis and Cab eee
1935 Chevrolet Dump Body
1936 DODGE Chassis and Cab
1934 Dodge, Chassis and Cab ....... Cae
1934 Chevrolet Stake Body. cin
CARROLLTOWN, PA.
MAIN STREET GARAGE
of Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trinkley and
son of Heilwood, were Patton callers
on Saturday.
The Pine Flats WCTU held a cover-
ed dish luncheon in the Griesmore
Grange hall on Monday evening. Ap-
proximately 60 persons were present.
Songs and talks featured. Officers el-
ected were: Honorary President, Mr.
Richard Williams; and Mr. Scott Dou-
glass; President, Mrs. Paul Joimer;
of Alverda; Mrs. R. E. Tate of .Pine
Flats, Mrs. Valley Cable of Berringer,
and Mrs. Clark Kieth of Cherry Tree.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and
family of Meadville were Sunday call-
ers at the John Mance home in Men-
tcle.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saini, of Com-
modore, were recent guests at the Pat-
sy Celenza home.
Joe Henry came home Friday from
Pittsburgh to spend the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wayda, Fred
Henry and Leo Corsini are motoring
to Cleveland this week.
Miss Peggy McNulty of Carrolltown
is spending a few weeks at the home
of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Landi and Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Beezer and family of
Mentcle are visiting relatives and
friends in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Foresi and fa-
mily of Detroit, are guests at the home
of Mrs. Anita Fares in Mentcle.
Kathryn Kost of Jersey City, visit-
ed at the John Mance home on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fraza, Joseph,
Jane, Eva and Viola Ducesh of Bruns-
Mrs. Henry Edwards and Mrs. Matilda | wick, N. J., were week end guests at
the Casper Batistta home in Mentcle.
Miss Verna Jenkins, a graduate nur-
se of the Emergency hospital, Wash-
ington, D. C., has been called home be-
cause of ‘the illness of her grandmath-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lynn and
family of Heilwood were recent visit-
ors in Gallitzin.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ganoe and family
of Heilwood spent the week end in
Ashville.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Patti and fam-
ily of Niagara Falls, were week end
guests at the Casper Falsetti residence
in Mentcle.
Mr. Tony Winterine of Nicktown,
were united in marriage by Father
Christopher Murphy in the Sacred
Heart Church in Alverda on Monday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Mr. Robert and Miss Thelma Lucas
were recent Barnesboro callers.
EXECUTOR’'S NOTICE.
In the estate of Sarah Jane Lodge,
late of Patton Borough, Cambria coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of the
above named decedent have been
granted to the undersigned. All per- |
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make payment, and those
having claims or demands against the
same will make them known without
delay to
JOHN GEORGE WILSON, Executor,
Patton, Pa.
Reuel Somerville, Attorney,
OF OUR LADY OF CARMEL
The great feast in the Carmelite or-
der is the 16th of July, the feast of Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel. This feast is cel-
ebrated with great solemnity at the
Carmel of Loretto. A solemn Novena in
preparation will begin on Saturday,
July 8th, and close on Sunday, July
16th. This is a very important Novena
and the Carmelites invite all to make
it. The intentions will be for all the
spiritual and temporal needs of those
who unite in prayer with them at this
time. Special intentions will be made
for the sick and the unemployed.
Those requesting it, may have their
petitions placed on the altar during the
nine days. Arrangements may also be
made for Novena lights for special in-
tentions.
The monthly novena in honor of St.
Therese, which usually begins on the
22nd of the month will be held in con-
junction with this Novena.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sympa-
thy shown us in our recent bereave-
ment, the illness and death of our mo-
ther, and especially do we thank the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Ameri-
can Legion and American Legion Aux-
iliary for their services and help; also
our appreciation is extended for floral
offerings and use of cars at the fuenral
of Mrs. Sarah Jane Lodge—Mrs. Ed-
ith Blickendorfer, Mrs. Rose Wilkie.
Tea is the most popular beverage in
Patton, Pa.
the world.
WILL AGAIN RUN
Michael J. Hartnett
Michael J. Hartnett, present Regis-
ter of Wills, serving his first term in
office, announces his candidacy in the
Democratic primaries for a second term
to succeed himself as Register of
Wills. Mr. Hartnett will base his can-
didacy upon his past record as a pub-
lic servant,
The five most common American
surnames are Smith, Johnson, Brown,
Williams and Jones.
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