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Thursday, July 13, 1939.
SPANGLER LAD, IN COMA |
FOR TOTAL OF 453 HOURS |
DIES SATURDAY NIGHT
Unconscious for nearly 453 hours—
the result of injuries sustained June 19, :
when a bicycle on which he was riding
was struck by an automobile—Harry
Stoltz, Jr., 15, of Spangler, died at
6:30 on Saturday evening in the Miners
hospital, Spangler. |
The lad suffered multiple fractures
of the skull when his bicycle was |
struck by an automobile driven by
Tony Ducca, Barnesboro, on Route
219, which is the main street in Span-
gler. The victim had been a hospital
patient since the time of the accident |
an dfailed to regain consciousness at
any time. |
Coroner Patrick McDermott listed
death as the result of a fracture of the
skull and hypostatic pneumonia. The |
lad’s condition had been critcal since |
admission to the institution.
Leo Bearer, 12, of Hastings R. D, |!
who was riding with Stoltz on the bi- |
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cycle at the time of the accident, es-
caped with minor injuries including
brushburns of the right knee, left leg
and right hand, According to Chief
' of Police Michael Whalen of Spang-
I ler, the automobile was traveling in
the same direction as the bicycle when
the accident occurred. Ducca said that
he was blinded by the lights of an au-
tomobile traveling in the opposite di-
rection and did not see the bicycle un-
til too late to avoid the accident.
Harry Stoltz, Jr., was a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Stoltz of Spangelr. He
was a Sophomore in the Spangler high
school and during the past year was a
member of the basketball squad.
Besides his parents he leaves these
brothers and sisters: Kathleen, Gloria,
Walter, Dorothy, Jack, Marjorie, Mar-
lin, James, Robert and Mary Stoltz, all
at home .He was the oldest boy in the
family.
Funeral services were conducted on
Tuesday afternoon in the Spangler Me-
thodist church and interment was in
the North Barnesboro cemetery.
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CENTENARY OF PRINCE
GALLITZIN TO BE OB-
SERVED WITH PAGEANT
A pageant on the Life of Prince Gal-
litzin, Apostle of the Alleghenies, will
be one of the highlights of- the 100th
anniversary o fthe death of the famed
Catholic missionary next May at Lo-
retto.
| Most Reverend Bishop Richard T.
Guilfoyle, D. D.,, of Altoona, announc-
ed a contest for the writing of the pa-
geant on the founder of Catholicity in
this district. The bishop indicated that
the pageant would be presented in the
new college stadium at St. Francis col-
lege, probably on Memorial Day.
To spur writers Bishop Giulfoyle an-
nounced a prize of $50 for the pageant
selected for presentation. Application!
blanks must be obtained from Rev. Fa-
ther Joseph D. O'Leary, 1211 Thirteen-
th Street, Altoona.
Besides a prologue and epilogue the
pageant must include not less than six
nor more than eight episodes in the
life of Father Demetrius Augustine
: Gallitzin.
The type of choral selection, song
or dance must be indicated. All manu-
scripts become the property of the Di-
ocese of Altoona upon delivery to the
Chancery. The Bishop reserves the
right to judge the most suitable man-
uscripts, to award the prize and to
make any changes in the script deem-
ed necessary or prudent.
Persons interested in competing for
the cash award by submitting a man-
uscript for pageant purposes have been
urged to visit the Prince Gallitzin
Chapel and the tomb of the revered
priest at St. Michael's Church, Loret-
to, where many articles owned and us-
ed by the prince-priest are on exhibi-
tion.
| Father Gallitzin, known as the prin-
ce-priest of the Alleghenies, died at
Loretto the evening of May 6, 1840. Ac-
tivities planned for the 100th anniver-
sary next year will pivot around this
date, Bishop Guilfoyle announced.
Given Appointment.
Announcement has been made of the
appointment of Burgess David A.
| Westover of Barnesboro as referral ag-
| ent to receive applications from needy
families for the services of the em-
ployees of the housekeeping project
administration.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
In the Estate of Onuter sciranko,
late of Elder Township, Cambria Coun-
ey, Pennsylvania, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
of administration in the estate of the
said decedent have been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
payment and those having claims or
demands against the same will make
them known without delay to
RAYMOND D. BUCK,
Administrator, Patton, Pa.
Reuel Somerville, Attorney,
Patton, Pa. 6t.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE.
In the estate of Sarah Jane Lodge,
late of Patton Borough, Cambria coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, deceased.
aNotice 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,
Patton, Pa. i
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PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE |
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Election
NOTICE is hereby given
pursuance of the Primary
Laws of the Commonwealth of Penn-
sylvania, the number of offices for |
which nominations are to be made |
within the State of Pennsylvania, |
County of Cambria, Johnstown City, |
and all Boroughs and Townships, by |
the different political parties at the |
fall Primary to be held Tuesday, Sep- |
tember 12, 1939, between the hours of |
7:00 o'clock a. m., and 8:00 o'clock p.|
m., are as follows:
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE:
One (1) Person for Justice of the |
Supreme Court. J
Three (3) Persons for Judge of the |
Superior Court. |
FOR CAMBRIA COUNTY AT LARGE. |
One (1) Person for Judge of Com- |
mon Pleas Court.
One (1) Person for District Attor-
ney. |
One (1) Person for Prothonotary. |
One (1) Person for Register of Wills. |
One (1) Person for Recorder of |
Deeds.
Two (2 Persons for County Com-
missioner.
One (1) Person for County Treasur-
er.
THE UNION PRESS-COURIER.
One (1) Person for County Controll-
er.
One (1) Person for Coroner.
One (1) Person for County Survey-
or.
FOR JOHNSTOWN CITY AT LARGE.
One (1) Person tor’ Mayor
One (1) Person for City Treasurer.
One (1) Person for City Controller.
Three (3 Persons for School Direc-
tor.
Two (2) Persons for City Council.
County there shall be nominated One
(1) Person for Judge of Election and
Two (2) Inspectors of Election. (One
(1) Inspector to be nominated by each
Party.)
In each Township in the
| there shali be nominated One (1) Per-
son for Supervisor; One (1) Person for
Auditor; One (1) Person for Consta-
ble. .
In each Borough in the County
there shall be nominated One (1) Per-
son for Auditor; One (1) Person for
High Constable; One (1) Person for
Constable; Three (3) Persons for
Council; One (1) Person for Assessor,
with the exception of the following
Borougns, in which Constable, Mem-
ber of Council and Assessor are elect-
ed by Wards:
Ebensburg Borough, Center Ward:
One (1) Person for Constable; One (1)
Person for Council; One (1) Person
for Assessor; Ebensburg Borough East
Ward: One (1) Person for Constable,
One (1) Person for Council, One (1)
| Person for Assessor; Ebensburg Bor-
ough West Ward: One (1 Person for
Constable, Two (2) Persons for Coun-
cil, One (1) Person for Assessor; Lil-
ly Borough First Ward: One (1) Per-
son for Constable, Three (3) Persons
for Council, One (1) Person for Ass-
essor; Lilly Borough 2nd Ward: One
(1) Person for Constable, One (1) Per-
son for Assessor; Nanty-Glo Borough
1st Ward: One (1) Person for Consta-
ble, Two (2) Persons for Council, One
(1) Person for Assessor; Nanty-Glo
Borough 2nd Ward: One (1) Person
for Constable, Two (2) Persons for
Council, One (1) Person for Assessor;
Fatton Borough 1st Ward: One (1) Per-
son for Constable, Two (2) Persons
for Council, One (1) Person for As-
sessor; Patton Borough 2nd Ward: One
(1) Person for Constable, One (1) Per-
son for Council, One (1) Person for
Assessor; Portage Borough 1st Ward:
One (1 Person for Constable, One (1)
Person for Council, One (1) Person
for Assessor; Portage Borough 2nd
Ward: One (1) Person for Constable,
Two (2) Persons for Council, One (1)
Person for Assessor; South Fork Bor-
ough 1st Ward: One (1) Person for
Constable, Two (2) Persons for Coun-
cil, One (1) Person for ASsessor; Sou-
th Fork Borough 2nd Ward: One (1)
Person for Constable, One (1) Person
for Council, One (1) Person for As-
Sessor.
In Stonycreek Township at large,
nominations will be made for Three
(3) Township Commissioners, and in
Stonycreek Township No. 1, nomina-
tions will be made for One (1) Town-
ship Commissioner.
In each Ward in the City of Johns-
town there shall be nominated One
(1) Person for Constable and One (1)
Person for Assessor.
In each School District in the Coun-
ty there shall be nominated Two (2)
Persons for School Director. The fol-
lowing districts will also nominate
School Directors in case of unexpired
terms to be filled:
Brownstown Borough: One (1) Per-
son for years; Cambria Township:
One (1) Person for four years; Cone-
maugh Township: One (1) Person for
two years; Dale Borough: One (1) Per-
son for four years; Ebensburg Bor-
ough: One (1) Person for two years.
Nominations for the Office of Jus-
tice of the Peace will be made in the
following districts:
Adams Township: One (1) Person;
Allegheny Township: Two (2) Per-
sons; Ashville Borough: Two (2) Per-
sons; Barnesboro Borough: One (1)
Person; Barr Township: Two (2) Per-
sons; Blacklick Township: One (1)
Person; Brownstown Borough: One (1)
Person; Carrolltown Borough: One (1)
Person; Cassandra Borough: Two (2) |
Persons; Chest Springs Borough: One
(1) Person; Chest Township: Two (2)
Persons; Clearfield Township: Two (2)
Persons; Conemaugh Township: One
(1) Person; Cresson Township: Two
(2) Persons; Daisytown Borough: One
(1) Person; Dale Borough: One (1)
Person; Dean Township: Two (2) Per-
sons; East Carroll Township: Two (2)
Persons; East Taylor Township: One
(1) Person; Ebensburg Borough: Two
(2) Persons; Elder Township: Two (2)
Persons; Gallitzin Borough: One (1)
Person; Gallitzin Township: Two (2)
Persons; Jackson Township: One (1)
Person; Loretto Borough: Two (2)
Persons; Lower Yoder Township: Two
(2) Persons; Middle Taylor Township:
One (1) Person; Munster Township:
Two (2) Persons; Nanty-Glo Borough:
One (1) Person for Clerk of Courts. |
In each Election District in the |
|
County
Persons; Southmont Borough: One (1)
Person; Spangler Borough: One (1)
Person; Stonycreek Township: One (1)
Person; Summerhill Borough: Two (2)
Persons; Susquehanna Township: One
(1) Person; Tunnelhill Borough:
(2) Persons; Upper Yoder Township:
Two (2) Persons; Vintondale Borough:
One (1) Person; Washington Town-
ship: Two (2) Persons; West Carroll
Township: One (1) Person; West Tay-
lor Township: One (1) Person; White
Township: One (1) Person; Wilmore
| Borough: One (1) Person.
Nominations for the office of Alder-
{man will be made in the following
| Wards of Johnstown City:
{ 1st, 5th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th,
| and 21st Wards.
In each Township, Borough, Ward
of any Borough or City, there shall be
nominated candidates for all offices
the terms of which will expire on the
First Monday of January, 1939, or
where the said offices are required to
be filled at the Municipal Election to
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be held on Tuesday, November 7, 1939,
and this to apply also in such districts
where no offices or only part of the
| offices to be filled have been certified
to the County Board of Elections, ag
required by law.
Petitions for nomination for Justice
of the Supreme Court, Judge of the
Superior Court, and Judge of the Come
mon Pleas Court, must be on file with
the Secretary of the Commonwealth
on or before July 24, 1939, before 5:00
o'clock p. m.
Petitions for Nomination for Coune
ty, City, Borough, Township, and
School District Offices must be on file
in the office of the County Board of
Elections (County Commissioners’ Qfe
fice) on or before July 24, 1939.
JOHN THOMAS, JR.,
FRANK P. HOLLERN,
LILLIAN D. KELLER,
County Board of Elections,
Attest:
H. F. DORR, Clerk.
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