Thursday, November 23, 1939. THE UNION PRESS-COURIER. PAGE THREE.
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GALLITZIN PAYS SENATOR OWLETT ly he would make no move to advance | delegation will go 100 percent for ordered the company to furnish the| Send us that job printing order, no
HIGH TRIBUTE G GOV a himself as a presidential candidate but James. commission with additional informa- | matter how large or small, and we'll
. + BOOMING GOV . JAMES tes a “I look for James to become one of tic ; a
TO DRUM CORPS ems Nas taken the position no one ever the Dresidentic] Sibllilics sor} lon, guarantee a satisfactory job.
* : FOR PRESIDENT ’ inati € presicential possibilities seriously qhe commission found that while -
» 4h turned down the nomination. ~onsidered he ni oY A RWBE 5
——— considered in the national convention.” 44 present rates do not produce an
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Gallitzin residents last Thursday ¥ Wa Both Owlett and Rey : Jose} h R irundy head of the Penn- | oy ocsive return, they are not attrac-
might payed tribute to members of the Harrisburg — Senator G. Mason ya. Woodside, majority floor leader | sylvania Manufacturers Association, tive to prospective consumers The =
: v ' : wlett, ennsylvania’s national Re-! | ives | S@id the results o » recent elect . T1
National Championship American Le- Owle t, Pe yy : of the State House of Representatives, BaTRu lS f the recent election commission directed the company to NEY Iw
sion Drum Corps at a banquet served publican committeeman last week p showed the Governor is “presidential read each consumer's meter quarterly AN de
) U LOTPS at & al LS > . radio . weer y - 3 oe . ea rac 1S1 rs mele juart y,
gi » came out for Governor James as the predict a Republican sweep in Penn-| jr pe and he'll have my support of | Nii i t SLL Nehr ig & =
in the American Legion Home. | to Hdute £ President in 1940 ‘ he runs” S PI keep accurate records of each, and sub- UT Ww re A
1 arty s Ce 1aate ior resident 1 wlvani y 3 X ¢ & ection, en 3. . | \ if d
Legion officials, clergymen and |P3TLYs canciaaie Ir 2resK sylvania in the next nauonhu. election : mit statements of the consumption of <UL LU)! AUN \ 2
school. authorities playe lowing tr fe] I'm for James for President 100 per and forecast that the presidential nom- S——— m————— wach consumer to » commission dur yt
Pt Ey sit nding ent and I'm going to use all my ef- | i an arry Wit i int e rr -
bute to members m corps | © Ie oo 3 BoINNg © pse ay oH inee will carry with him into office ROP CLAIM AG AINST ing each quarter for a trial period of Co ,-
for the excell record compiled dur- | forts to fur ther his candidacy —if he'll | {ha United States Senator and a ma- POI wy a year starting January 1 -
ing the last four vears. The dram) oie it) Owlett asserted, jority of the congressmen to be elec- PORTAGE WATER (CO. . » —~
corps won the state championship for | I think they need in Washington the ted. : .
four consecuti ye vears in the | kind of economy James has given While James has said the state's de- Harrisburg The Public Utility he growth f wusefly is ra- REUEL SOMERVILLE
face of stiff c ympet : | Pennsylvania, and need it badly.” legates to the Republican National Commission ost Thursday dismissed pid, requiring, during warm Summ
is SE ; . . : “uni i ¢ ¢ , n Q i g \ .
In a brief address Leroy Trexler of | The Republican Gov ernor, who last Convention next year may go “unin- a complaint of John Mastalski of Por- months, but 10 days from egg to adult. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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Cresson said that drum corps similar | Year turned back the first Democratic structed,” following a Pennsylvania tage Township, Cambria County, ag- This makes possible 10 or 12 genera : ; : : :
to the championship Gallitzin outfit | Administration in Pe nfevivaria in al- precedent, Owlett commended, “I can- | ainst the Portage Townshi ip Water tions of one family of this pest in a Office in Goud Blde., Patton
: most half a century has said repeated- not conceive but that the Pennsylvania Company, alleging excessive rates, but summer.
are representative of the American
Legion. They signify a part of the |
mommoth program of the American | mmmem—
Legion in the United States, ,he said. |;
“Majorfprogram of the Legion is pre-
servation of peace and democracy for
the United States.”
Dr. Arthur M. Stull, Cambria Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools, praised
lin, Gallitzin
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County and even in Pennsylvania.
Others who gave short talks were
Rev. Father Joh Quinn, Gallitzin; Rev.
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bert Hunt and J. W. Skagerberger, both
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Dr. Alfred Bergstein, organizer of |
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%0 have the corps compete for the fifth
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during the next year.
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