THE UNION PRESS-COURIER. Thursday, July 27th, 1939.
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GRAND THEATRE
PATTON, PENNA.
Friday, One Night Only Sunday and Monday
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FOUR THOUSAND ARE
UR THOLSA a IN JUDICIAL RACE
OU TING OF SPORTSMEN | |
More than fou Ir thai 1sana people at- | |
tended the firs wal field day of
the Cambria C Sportsmen's Asso- |
ciation held la on the Ebens
burg Fair Grounds. C t interest was
manifested in the various events. John
U. McFadden, president of the associa-
tion, expressed himself as being well
pleased with the interest shown in the
event and declared that the sportsmen
would repeat the outing next year.
One of the features was an exhibi- |
tion of trick shooting by Fred Soisson |
of Hastings. The dog show, held in the |
arena, probably attracted the largest
crowd of the day |
Soisson, with a perfect score of 100 |
won the Cambria county skeet shoot- |
ing contest. C. Albert Evans of Ebens- |
burg was the runner up with a score |
of 97. Tony Zugates of Indiana was |
second high in the open shoot, Sois- |
|
son’s 100 beating him by one point. Randolph Myers
Dr. H. B.' Anderson of Johnstown | |
was high man in Class B, having a| Attorney Randolph Myers of Ebens- |
high score of 93. John U. McFadden of | burg, has filed petitions at Harrisburg, |
Shans sburg, Wes ruIner ID In Mh aan as a candidate for Judge of the Court |
The ry OE oF Lope 2 [of Common Pleas in the Democratic |
itd y primaries on September 12th.
ry De wey. Pensa Well known to thousands of folks |
H ie fen: carte - A a [over the county, Attorney Myers has, |
gone Shuey BS ha. Masin | in the past, shown his regard fo el
- “| common man anfl woman, and has ta-
do, Moss Creek, 65; Duke Rosensteel, | fons Te a 3 in the campaigns |
Evenshure 56; and Melvin Edwards, of | | in which organized labor was interest- |
hendourg: 0. satel, Jim Heiman of | fea, particularly that of Se Kennedy- |
| for-Governor campaign of last year,
Indiana won Class A with a score ot | wh h i; n f the principal |
25; George Brown of Barnesboro won | jit on 2 Pia bi NS Co > a
Class B with a score of 21. Dr. Harry | ey : vig ors th — dy |
J. Bennett, Ebensburb, captured top! iiss fnlereste in : guns Y
honors in Class C with a score of 15. | . f
During the contests the regular mat- Numerous labor groups are interest- |
ch of the Allegheny Mountain Skeet ed in Attorney Myers candidacy, and
League between indian 2nd Ebens- his past successful experience as a law- |
burg was run off, with Ebensburg win- | yer has veer Soh & to Soman the!
ning by a score of 237 to 234. Ira A. | Fespect of all who know han
Bloom, of Ebensburg, was high in the |
rest shoot. 22 calibre rifle at 100 yards!
while Oswald of Conemaugh was
second and B. W. Caldwell of Johns-
town, third. |
The off-hand shoot contests were
won by V. D. Smith, Fred Soisson, Leo .
Oswald, H. Shankle and Carl Broad. | With new RI
Virgil Richard, Pittsburgh, arms ex-' to do all kinds of particular printing. |
| :
So long as a single outlaw
roams the wiids, a Mountie
would rather face disgrace
than fail to ‘get his man’!
MELON | JOAN
DOUGLAS BLOXDELL
WALTER CONNOLLY « ALAN
CURTIS « JOAN PERRY
Screen play by Gladys Lehman and Ken Englund
Directed by Alexander Hall + A COLUMBIA PICTURE
Matinee Sunday at 2:30
Tuesday, Bargain Night
pert, was an interested spectator at
the contests and declared they were |
among the best he has witnessed.
LINDA WINTERS
and the SONS OF THE
PIONEERS 5%...
A COLUMBIA PICTURE
The Press-Courier is now equipped |
type and modern machinery
FRANKIE THOMAS, HARRY CAREY and “THE LITTLE
TOUGH GUYS” in
‘CODE OF THE STREETS
SCOFFERS AT THE LAW!
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eA New Kind of Adventure
Drama . . , in the city of se-
crets and shadows!
HIGH QUALITY
USED CARS
THE KIND AND THE PRICE ARE BOTH FACTORS
WHEN YOU CONTEMPLATE BUYING
DANNY AND HIS SLUM HOODLUMS BECOME IT’S
OUTRIGHT ENEMIES WHEN BROTHER “TOMMY” IS
FRAMED INTO THE DEATH HOUSE.
At the Main Street Garage, Carrolltown, you have a
wide range of values and a wide range of choice, and a
really excellent value for whatever price your purse
will stand. You can be assured, too, that regardless of
what price you pay, you receive the most value that the
investment commands. Before making any purchase, be
sure to see our cars. It will pay you to do so.
WALTER WANGER presen.
LGIERS
starring
CHARLES BOYER
with
Wednesday and Thursday
Released thru
United Artists SIGRID Hepy
GURIE * LAMARR GEORGE RAFT, CLAIRE TREPOR, HENRY ARMETTA
AND DICK FORAN in
“I STOLE A MILLION”
GEO. RAFT—THE HARD GUY!
HIGH QUALITY USED CARS.
1939 CHEVROLET Master DeLuxe Town Sedan
1939 CHEVROLET Mast. Del. Four Pass. Coupe $795
1938 FORD Town Sedan . - - $535
1937 CHEVROLET Deluxe Town ‘Sedan, Green $465
1937 CHEVROLET Master Green Town Sedan $395
1936 PONTIAC Six-Cyl. COUPE .. ere $365
1935 PLYMOUTH Four door Sport Sedan wir $325
1935 PONTIAC Town Sedan 8-Cyl. ..............$285
1934 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Sedan, 6-Cyl. ..._. $265
1934 CHEVROLET Master Coach ............... $235
1934 PLYMOUTH Coach comp $338
1935 FORD Coupe .......... - $230
He had a swell start. Born in the gutter, graduated to
be a city savage! Life wore thin the way he lived it—his
s that reached for love embraced sudden death instead!
LOWER PRICED USED CARS arms that reac or sudden death instead
1934 STUDEBAKER Dictator Coach ...._.._..
1932 FORD Coach
1930 CHEVROLET Sedan ......
1931 CHEVROLET Coach coo... .
1934 PLYMOUTH Sedan... iii)
1933 PLYMOUTH Coupe ..
1930 CHEVROLET Coupe...
19381 CHEVROLET COUPe com iiiiipiiiin:
1929 CHEVROLET Coach... isl oe
1929 CHEVROLET Landau .
1929 CHEVROLET Coupe -.....
He had to be hard!
Added Attraction!
Popeye The Sailor, in
§ | ALLADIN wo tis WONDERFUL LAMP
All in Technicolor!
$165
. $95
FANNABELLA «YOUNG
BRIDAL SUITE
Bob's an altar-
dodger! Butleave
it to this cutie to
make him mad
about matri-
mony! You can't
beat it for howl.
ing heart-throbs!
with Walter CONNOLLY - Reginald OWEN
Gene LOCKHART - Arthur TREACHER - Billie BURKE
Screen Play by Samuel Hoffenstein Directed by William Thiele
Produced ” Edgar Selwyn « A Metro-Goldwyn-¥ er Pictu
. $35
USED TRUCKS — . A —— m_— m— :
1938 Chevrolet Dump Truck, U Plate 157” $795 CR ICHTON BUYS LOGAN a first mortgage, held by the Wilmore- | | merty grieved in the Berverdule op- | NOTICE.
1937 Chevrolet Half Ton Panel, < Lie, “Bargain jo COAL COMPANY’S MINES | South Fork Coal Company amounting | erations of the coal company will re- | The School Board desires to receive
: " : 9 ON A BID OF $10,500. 00 to $27,252.91 on property of the coal | celve from the $10,000 fund, will have | at once, applications for a collector of
1936 Chevrolet Light Sedan Delivery, R. Lic.. Bargain Bind 1 0 And B. Crich. | Company in Croyle and Summerhill | to be decided by the Cambria County Jeifquent school taxes of Patten Bor-
1935 Chevrolet U Plate Dump Truck ............... $345 ane S108 TW es SHieh | Townships. The property also carries | Court. They have filed wage claims | Patton Borough School Board,
1936 Chevrolet U Plate Cr.and Cab. $345 delinquent taxes due the county am- | amounting to $57,779.77. The cost of | Ellen C. Deitrick, Secretary.
| purchased the properties of the Logan
1934 Chevrolet Stake Truck ...
Li, Fimiriinn SOB
| Coal Company in Summerhill, Croyle, |
wr. $250
$225
- $20
1936 Dodge Truck ......
1934 Dodge Truck, Ch. and Cab. ..
1929 Ford Pick-Up ....
MAIN ST. GARAGE
CARROLLTOWN
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ounting to $19,901.57. A claim for tax- | the sale will also have to be paid out
Adams and Richland townships at a es was also entered by John L. Wiss- | of the successful bid.
Dubie sale red i Be gona? Boss oo inger collector in Croyle township, who | The sale was held to satisfy the
orney rank J. Hartmann, acling | tatement for the current year’s |
on behalf of the Pennsylva-| [Heres Ror 96. The ins as $378,000 in bonds outstanding of an is
nia Companies for Insurances on Lives | ;nont of revenue also claimed $2,277.28 | sue of $1,000,000, which was protected
and Granting Annuities, trustees for | | for corporation tax. | by a mortgage of equal amount.
the bondholders of the coal company.| Attorney Peter J. Little, represent-| It is not believed likely that the op-
The tour will be asked on’August 31 | ing the county, was first doubtful as | erations of the coal company will be
to confirm the sale. whether the county would be protect- a d i. A eriat: deat will de
Two other bidders ed in its rights to collect taxes due if esamen S00 & as
buy the property. They were the property were sold to Mr, Crichton pend, Mr. Crichton indicated, on the
Kovalchick of Sagamore, Armstrong | at the bid price. However, it was later | condition of the coal industry. It was
County, who offered $9,500 and Frank | decided that the taxes follow the pro- | stated that expenditures of at least
Callandra, Cresson junk dealer, offer- | | perty and that the purchaser is liable | $100,000 would be necessary to replace
endeavored to |
Nick |
ing $10,000. | for their payment. worn machinery before work could be
The sale, however, is subject to be Just what share 606 coal miners for- resumed.
Bids Wanted.
The Secretary of Patton Borough
School Board will receive, until Au-
gust 2, 1939, at 7:00 P. M, at the of-
fice in the high school building, bids
to install lavatory equipment in the
grade school located on the corner of
Beech and Fifth avenues, Patton, Pa.
All plans and specifications subject to
the approval of the School Board ana
the Department of Public Instruction.
A certified check for 2 per cent of the
amount of the bid to accompany each
bid. or to reject any or all bids.
Patton Borough School Board.
Ellen C. Dietrick, Secretary.