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Thursday, July 13, 1939,
will be held at the college this week
end
Offices to be filled in Patton bor-
One auditor, two school directors and
DIAL 3111—FIRE ALARMS—3l111
When" putting in a fire alarm,
to street and property. This will |
greatly aid the fire company in | assessor.
answering an alarm. — James | A formal party was held at the Sny- |
Blake, Chief. der Hotel, Magees Mills, last Friday
Don't forget to buy a ticket for the evening by Misses Janet Ifert and El-
Father and Sons’ banquet to be held
in the Methodist Church on Tuesday
evening, July 18th. Chicken dinner,
speech making, orchestra music, and
other interesting features. Supper will
be served at six o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Windish, Mrs.
Greene, June Jacobs, Mary Catherine
Hoppel, Helen Dugan, Lois Roundsley,
Agnes Weakland, Messrs. Richard
Mary Federovich and Fr. John Lefer- Sani : Yes :
ER : : quires, Milton Stoltz, Jr., Earl Merri- |
ovich, all of Clifton, N. J., were guests man, Ralph Lapena, Patrick Gill, Mi- |
of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Mayoovich of i.e) souile, Waller Semelsberger.
this place, last week. | Ralph Holtz and J. H. Ifert, of Patton;
The Cambria County Pomona Gran- Katherine Colberg and Ralph Sheehan
ge Basket Picnic will be held on Sat- of Spangler; Camilla Fees, Thomas Ow-
urday of this week. Grangers and far- ens Jr., and Fred Fees Jr., of Carroll-
mers are invited to attend. town; Robert Kuhn of Colver; Stan-
Rev. Father Joseph: H. Farran of ley Morchesky of St. Benedict Kath- |
Young, George C. Hoppel, Dr. Fred Ar-
ble and William Blatt. Another retreat
ough this fall are: Borough at large—
one justice of the peace; First Ward— |
One constable, two members of coun-
Dial 3111 . State location of fire as | Cil, one assessor; Second ward—One |
constable, One member of council; one
eanor McGonegal of this place. The |
evening was spent in dancing and a |
delicious lunch was served. The guests |
included Misses Janet Ifert, Eleanor |
McGonegal, Jean Crowell, Patricia |
THE UNION PRESS-COURIER
PEAS,
| Fl i 24-1b
amily :
our emi :
Gallitzin, Sunday observed the 35th
anniversary of his ordination to the
priesthood. He is a brother of Rev.
Pollard W. Farran of St. Augustine,
and is well known in this section.
Four Pattonites attended the annual
laymen’s retreat at St. Francis College,
Loretto, last week end: Francis X.
ASKS NOMINATION.
John Lloyd Jones.
John Lloyd Jones, at present the |
County Treasurer, announces that he
will enter the Republican primaries
as a candidate for County Commissa
ioner. Mr, Jones has had much acs
tive experience in county aWairs, and
prior to his election as county treas-
urer had served on the Poor Board
for a number of years.
erine Cramer of Emeigh Run. Mrs. J. |
H. Ifert of this place acted as chaperon.
The Women's Democratic Club of |
| Patton will hold their monthly meet- |
ing in the Moose hall on Friday ev en |
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450 Magee Ave;
or Sack
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A & P CORN, Golden Bantam, 2 No, 2 cans 19¢
ing, July 14th at 7 p. m. Members are |
requested to note the change in time. |
The automobile of Telford C. Gill |
y of this place, which was stolen from |
' the street on Wednesday evening of |
last week was recovered on Friday
last on a street in Kittanning. |
Don’t forget the big card party and |
bingo to be held in the Firemen’s hall |
next Monday evening at 8:25, by the |
1. C. B:. U. for the benefit of St. |
George's Church. Prizes for all bingo |
games. Twelve card prizes. Door aw- |
ard. Admission 25 cents. All invited. |
The senior bible class of the M. E./
Church is holding a Father and Son |
Banquet on Tuesday, July 18th in the |
social room of the church. Chicken!
dinner at six o'clock. A program has |
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Fadyen, Rev. Thomas McQuillan and
others. Tickets, adults, 50¢, and chil- |
dren under 12, 25c. : |=
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan in honor of their |
daughter, Sarah, who was recently un- |
: ited in marriage to William Lann. Mr.
iand Mrs. Lann received many beau- |
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, Hs arry Deschamps, Bert Wil-
McConnell, Mary McDer-
gie Mackulus, Janet Bensh,
Callahan, and Misses May-
s, Betty McConnell, Edith,
and Edna Morgan
B. J. Overberger, Mr
| ding the week at the New York Wor-
1d’s Fair.
| Miss Pauline Dvorchak motored to
| Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES | Howard Healy was taken to the Mi-
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ners’ hospital at Spangler on Monday
as a surgical patient.
Miss Louise McLaughlin is spending
| her vacation at Pittsburgh and De-
troit, Mich.
Miss Louise Biller is a patient at
the Spangler hospital suffering an at-
tack of appendicitis.
Reuben Yahner and Herman Yeck-
CARROLLTOWN
t the Spangler hospital,
eriously injured in the
eral week
after bein
ley who have been patients for sev- |
sit her
, from there they wi
pend several days
Norld's Fair,
The ladies’ Auxiliary officers of the
American Legion will meet this Wed-
nesday evening at the Highland Inn,
| Ebensburg for luncheon and business
| session,
Miss Agnes Swab, registered nurse
| 2 the Magee hospital, Pittsburgh, was |
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Susan |p
Swab, for several days.
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Jacobs, Paul |
[and Agnes Swab, Frank and Marion
Swab, and Mrs. Susan Swab, mo-
tored to Houtzdale on Sunday.
Leonard Churilla, Harold Crowell,
George Stoltz, and George Crowell,
{ have returned home from a week at
Camp Mackhannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kuhnley and
| daughter, Juanita, and Andrew Jacobs
of Philadelphia, have returned home
iod at Ca
; in a pan of water. If
side. ¥ a few
upwe ards, 5
21D Kiwan
Tax Collector Te
vises us
Brown,
in the Press-Courier
e—
ae TINY NY,
Cowher, Nehrig & Co.’ }
SNA
i his issue, as i e
taxes, has been paid.
Do You Know?
Health insurance schemes abroad do
not take care of the indigent, have |
not reduced the death rate—but have
reduced the physician to a lower place
in the educational scale. The present
American competitive form of private
medi cal practice avoids the ill effects
f politics in medical service ir
of the hospital and cares for
of people v
ha
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REUEL SOMERVILLE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Good Blde,, Patton
Cess.,
Don
Wolf