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PINE TWP. NOTES
HEILWOUD, MENTCLE, ALVERDA,
AND VICINITY, FROM PEN OF
The Diamondville ball team nipped
the Mentcle boys to the tune of 4to 3
on Sunday, August 27th, on the Dia-
mondville ball field.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomasko of
Cassandra, were Sunday visitors at the
Ella Lucas home.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Bennett and
family of Mentcle were social callers
in Smithport on Sunday.
Rev. Enty, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Thornton, attended the Young Peoples’
meeting at the Wesleyan Methodist
Church in Indiana recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sojack and
daughter of Johnstown visited relatives
in Mentcle on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tulio Siane of Com-
modore, were recent guests at the Dan
Bozzer home in Mentcle.
Week end guests at the Bernard
Straw home were Mrs. James Kerr and
son of Glen Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Clawson and son of Belsano.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and son and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fuller of Gyp-
sy were recent dinner guests at the
George Trimble residence.
Mr. and Mrs. PatSy Celenza and fa-
mily visited relatives in Commodore
over the week end.
Miss Elsie Wilson of Indiana spent
the week end at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson in
Mentcle.
Recent guests at the Carl Frye home
were Mrs. George Hall of Pittsburgh;
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vernon and Miss
Bee Cunningham of Media.
Miss Elaine Trimble was a recent
business caller in Commodore.
Mr. and Mrs. James Trinkley and
family were visitors in Barnesboro re-
cently. .
Mr. Leo Corsina of Mentcle and Miss
£ 5 it. A dance will be held after the game
THE FAM LY CE PPING Holuca will open on the mound for
Heilwood, and the Brush Valley pitch-
{'S SMARTEST SHOPS
IN PATTON'S SMAR
WITH THESE LEADERS
mond, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’-
READ OF THEIR EXPERIENCES clock. | QUALITY EVAPORATED MILK z ans »
FE , 10 tall cans 53¢
LEGAL NOTICE. B U T | F R CRISP FRESH DILL PICKLES, One-half gal. jar ........ 25c
John in planning a motor trip
Decided the car needed greased,
Went to H. A. WITHEROW SERVICE
STATION,
Where your're always sure
pleased.
304 East Magee Avenue N N Patton, Pa.
fo be
Brother Bill's a dapper guy,
His ties the girls admire,
He depends upon THE TOG SHOP,
His wardrobe to acquire.
725 Fifth Avenue. B. C. Winslow, Prop.
For the biggest bargain in used cars
The family in looking about
Were found at HALUSKA MOTORS,
Mother and dad soon found out.
426 Mage Ave. Phone 2051 or 2053.
When you buy paint and varnish
Yéu naturally want the best;
They sell it at CORDELL’S HARD-
WARE STORE,
Just put it to the test.
411 Mage Avenue. Phone 3502.
When Sister Sue went shopping,
She sought a fine shampoo;
Dropped in CARTWRIGHT'S BEAU- [ Mother served a lovely cake,
TY SHOP,
She's now thrilled through and |She got MERTENS BREAD,
through.
445 Magee Ave. Phone 3391.
WATCH FOR THE FAMILY NEXT THURSDAY!
VOOOVVVVVVOVVOVOVVOVOVOVVVVVVVVVVVVOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVT | rison Smith.
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| Mother and dad are thrifty,
| Had it towed to BILLER’S GARAGE,
| Patton, Pa. At Your Grocery Store. Andrusky or Andruskavoz.
(Political Advertisement)
Wm. R. Stich
REPUBLICAN.
For County Commissioner
Solicits the Vote of All Republicans at the Primaries
on September 12th, on the Promise That If Nominated
and Elected He Will Give His Time and Attention to
the Job, and Will Work in the Interests of All the Tax-
payers. A Resident of Spangler Borough, He is the
Only Candidate Seeking the Republican Nomination for
the Commissionership in the Northern Section of the
County, Which, Incidently, Has Not Been Represented
on the Board for Many Years.
DEOONRNNNNONNNNNNNNNNNNNNOONNONNNNOOBOOODON
THE UNION PRESS-COURIER, PAGE THREE
Rose Bigetti of Colver were married
on Saturday, August 19th. R U P T | R FE
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson are visit-
ing their daughter, Mrs. Charles Salts- SHIELD EXPERT HERE. |
giver in Glen Campb 1l. |
Mr. Charles Falsetti of Mentcle, mo-
tored to Virginia this week.
Effective Aug. 31,
Sept. 1 and 2, 1939,
H. M. SHEVNAN, widely known ex- |
pert of Chicago, will personally be at |
Miss Evelyn Lecorchick of Erie and Penn Alte Hole oom, Yriasy a
Miss Betty Beveridge of Indiana were from 9 A. M to 6 *P M pedis
Sunday guests at the Pat Henry hom di ve |
in Alverda. Say Shevnan says: The Zoetic
ie 2 ate ER Shie is a tremendous improvement
sar ny ¥ bee a 50- over all former methods, effecting im-
Mi. ind Mrs George Trimble and mediate results. It will not only hold
family, Miss Mary Besky and Ronald the rapture Dertecliy bul increase He {
Iinocents visited solatives In Dublois circulation, strengthens the weakened
on Saturday ® | parts, thereby closes the opening in 10
A atbrice party in the form. of dl days on the average case, regardless of
= Yo. : ©. heavy lifting, straining or any position
weiner and marshmallow roast was the body may assume no matter the
beld at the Pat Henry home on Satur- | gi, or Jocation. A nationally known
day, August 26th, Approximately forty scientific method. No understraps or
guests were present. Mrs. Henry re-| cumbersome arrangements and absolu-
ceived many lovely gifts. + tely no medicines or medical treat-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganoe and family ments
of Heilwood, were callers in Cresson Mr : Shevnan will be gliad to dem
4 . i -; -
on Saturday.
y onstrate without charge. :
BIG SALE OF SLEIGH BELL
Assorted Flavors—Stock Your Re-
frigerator at This LOW PRICE
BEVERAGES =~ 5c
Grant Keenan of Revloc was a visi-
tor at the Link Adams home in Men-, Add. 6441 N. RICHMOND ST., Chica-
tcle on Sunday. g0.
Mr. and Mrs. Berringer announce Large Incisional Hernia or rupture
the engagement of their daughter, Vio- | following surgical operation especially
let, to Nazerine (Greenie) Winterine. solicited.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lunn of Gall-
itzin visited relatives in Heilwood on winning by a score of 8 to 9.
Sunday. A Baseball Treat for Local Fans. !
Mr. Charles Brown of Texas visited | Baseball fans of the Heilwood and
relatives in Heilwood on Wednesday Pine Township sections will be treated
afternoon : :
; CREE : to somthing above the ordinary on
a ang Me Boge) Jenkins and Saturday afternoon of this week, when
child, of New York, were reecnt visit- the frist game of the “Little World's
FULL QUART
ore at fe Frank Trinkley home In gerjes” between the pennant winners
. igh i iM 3 in the Indiana County Northern and
JOE Sutia 9 verda, John Haluta ngijana County Southern Leagues will
and Gene Elliott of Heilwood were start a series of five games, the first
chosen from the Southern league to |; be held at the Heilwood diamond
play in the All Star Baseball game on :
Saturday Ins AAs ia Heilwood, top notcliers in the South-
Saturday last at the Indiana = Fair ern League, will clash with Brush Val-
Grounds. Players from the Northern ley, leaders of the North. Perhaps the
+ . ia : :, Y, e . aps 2 1
and Southern Leagues in Indiana most interesting game of the series will
county formed a team that clashed be this opening contest, and fans gen
with the B. R. M. P. it, the latter 2 pene Sein V0 Rl
i. M.D ouiis, ie latter erally in this and other sections of In-
CRISP SWEET
PICKLES
Salted Soda Crackers . 2. 1c |
x 18¢] SALAD DRESSING 230
Banner Day Coffee, roms 3 1b. bag 35¢
y 12 OZ.
Armour’s Star Corned Beef . . . “2% 15¢
mer Salads and Sandwiches, QT. JAR
diana county are looking forward to
ROASTED
FANCY WET PACK SHRIMP, tall can 10¢
er to start will be Bucula. Don’t for-
get the time and place—Heilwood dia- OUR BEST
When Mother goes shopping,
She’s particular about her food; The following accounts have been
dr ee : a examined and passed by me and re-
That’s why QUALITY [MEAT MAR- |... on file in t1
r favorite, spection of parties interested, and will
be presented to the Court for confirm
P
ce for the in-
POUND Ps = :
2 JAR 25¢ BR FAD Golden Krust, 5¢ Su- Jumbo 15
PER ERT WNLAL sticed loaf preme Loaves ¢
MASON JARS 2°53¢c “" §3¢
KET is
What they sell is good.
404 Magee Avenue.
Phone 3501. ation and allowance on Tues
tember 5, 1939:
1. Final account of Katherine E.
And Brother John’s full of pep; Leap, administratrix of Joseph E.
All three drink HOOVER'S DAIRY Leap.
2. Final account of A. V Janelli, ad-
ministrator of Frank, or Francesco, or
Phone 3842 Giovanni Ferino.
3. Partial account of Earl F. Dun-
mire, executor of F. J. Livingston,
| M. D.,, or Frank J Livingston. |
4. Final account of Edith E. Noon, |
administratrix of Ephriam J. Noon.
5. Final account of Ralph H. Ware, |
executor of Frank W. Ware. |
: 6. Final account of Russell C. Hunt, |
“I'm going to buy an accident Policy executor of Fred C. Keiper.
From COWHER, NEHRIG CO. said 7. Final account of Harry Swank |
Sister Sue; : Phillips, executor of Frederick Basor |
“That's smart of you,” said Ma, Harmony, or F. B Harmony.
“It's a move you'll never rue.” 8. Final account of Robert B. Tof- |
814 Fifth Avenue. Phone 2491. ty, executor of Lena Toffy.
| 9. Final account of J. Harrison |
Westover, trustee for McClelland West- |
creamy milk;
How they gaily step.
Patton, Pa.
FANCY ELBERTA LARGE FREESTONE
PEACHES or Specially Priced
cwwe This Week-End
SWEET POTATOES <i.” “" 8" 25¢
JUICY CALIFORNIA ORANGES doz. 15¢ SUMMER RAMBO APPLES, 3 Ibs .. 1Q¢
Fancy Fresh Green PEPPERS, 5 for... He Crisp, Tender WHITE CELERY, stalk Ge
Large New Yellow Onions, 10: 19¢
New White POTATOES riven 23¢
GIGANTIC HAM SALE!
LEAN SMOKED SKINNED SUGAR CURED Whole or Butt Ends
Shank End i
? Po
Up to 10 . and i : 19¢
Pounds, LB, Center Slices, 1b. ........ 32¢
Armour’s Star or Swift's Prem. con on. 25¢
EXTRA TENDER FOUNTAIN PICNICS,
John had a smashup,
Feared his car was through,
They made it look like new.
707 Fifth Avenue. Phone 3371.
To thrill the family’s heart, over. |
10. Final account of Edwin H. Bin- |
From the home of baking art der, administrator d b. n. of George |
11. Final account of Mary E. Hart- |
| shorn, executrix of Earl C. Wakefield. |
| 12. Final account of Margaret Grif- |
| fith Smith, executrix of William Har- |
13. Final account of Emil Hassel- |
| bauer and Robert Hasselbauer, execu- |
| tors of George Hasselbauer. |
3 14 Final account of Helen Cather- |
8 | ine Gardner, administratrix of Wayne |
S | Edward Gardner,
2 15. Partial account of W. I. Stine- |
| man and Oliver M. Stineman, execu- |
| tors and trustees in estate of Jacob C.
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Stineman.
16. Final account of Hazel C. Yost, Ready to Serve HAMS, lg. size, 1b. 25¢
| Sdniysiestels of Homer Harrison | Extra Tender FOUNTAIN HAMS, 1b. 29¢ Lb. : 5 19%e¢
| 17. Final account of Jay D. Kissell, | MORRELL'S E-Z CUT HAMS, 1b. .... 3]¢ Lean, Smoked Picnic Shoulders, 1b. 15¢
executor of Jennie or Nancy J. Kiss- |
| ell.
18. Final account of James Farren,
| administrator of Gallitzin Farren.
19. Final account of Raymond D.|
| Buck, administrator of Onufer Sciran- |
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| 20 Final account of Walter J.
| Crossman, administrator ot Jane Eliz- |
| abeth Crossman.
21. Final account of Charles A.
| Young, and Theodore J. Young, exe-
| cutors of Mary Young.
|
Sirloin or Club STEAKS . .::0 25¢
CHUCK ROAST . . . cw 13 ov 192
PORK LOIN ROAST . .:ii21¢"m™" 23¢
CHICKENS, . . nil" 250 sown 29¢
sip EG VE Fancy LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS ™ 17¢
25. Final account of Lavinia Gar-
town Trust Co., guardian, and Johns-| Bank & Trust Co.
town Bank & Trust Co, sub. guardian | Geis Foster.
executor of Jay Clark of Albert Garelak. 38. Final account of Joseph M.
27. Partial account of Joseph Mill-| 33. Partial account of Johnstown | Euen, executor of Joseph Euen.
er, guardian of minor children of|Bank & Trust Co. sub. guardian off gg Final account of Ralph M Wol-
Frank Fecser. | Frederick Francis Alberter. | ford, executor of Henry H. Wolford.
28. Partial account of F. J. Hart-| B84. Partial account of Johnstown | 40. Final account of Herbert L.
mann, executor of Mary or Mary K.| Bank & Trust Co., sub. trustee in es- | Zimmerman, administrator of Adam
Wango. | tate of J. A Grazier. | H. Strayer.
29. Final account of Louis J. Bopp, | 385. Final account of The Johnstown | 41. Final account of A. E. Kissell,
22. Final account of Grafton F.
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| Porch, administrator ¢. t. a of Irvin
| S. Miller.
| 23. Final account of Florence M.
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Slagle.
, guardian of Barbara
land, administratrix c. t. a. of Wm. D.
or W. D. Garland. i
26. Final account of John Clark, |
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| administrator of Frank L. Bopp. | Trust Co. and Johnstown Bank & Trust| administrator of Laura Kissell Bur-
REUEL SOMERVILLE | 80. Final account of William F.| Co. guardians of Ruth M. Frick. ley.
| Dill, executor of Maggie Scollon. | 36. Final account of the Johnstown | 42. Final account of Elizabeth Da=
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW | 31. Partial account of Morgan W.|Trust Co, guardian, and Johnstown | vis, administratrix of Obed Andrews.
| Evans, executor of Daniel G. Burk- | Bank & Trust Co. sub guardian, of | MICHAEL J. HARTNETT,
Office in Goud Blde., Patton | part, James Roof, Register of Wills
| 32. Final account of The Johns- 37. Final account of Johnstown Ebensburg. Pa., Aug. 5 1939 4t