ROGAN 7 NN 29 @ 8 $32 1 * Thursday, December 21st, 1939. UNION PRESS-COURIER PAGE FIVE, PATTON BETS |: Mrs. Lucy Cooper was reelected as i tto Branch Ladies’ : : : § . peskiont of Dain Union at a recent Mrs. Robert Sincox was reelected | furnish the music for the first dance, ¢ Haircut too! meeting, All other officers also were President of the Ladies Auxiliary of and Ross Smith and His Music will [ reelected for the coming year. They | the Patton fire company for the 12th be the musical attraction at the sec- e HE'S HEADED FOR A UNION are: Rev. Father Bertrand McFadyen, | consecutive term at a recent meeting ond. Admission to each dance is 50 XG 0. S. B, rector of St. Mary's church, spiritual advisor; Mrs. Margaret Long, vice president; nancial secretary; Miss Mayme Hop- ident; Mrs. Charles Marshall, treasur-| a penalty of five per cent will be at kins, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Weakland, | er; Mrs. Isabelle Wentzell, secretary, added ,and upon return to the county | yes recording secretary; Mrs. Edith Thom-| and Mrs. William Jones, trustee. The treasurer one-half per cent will be |e mas, inner guard; Mrs. James Dietrick Members of the auxiliary completed added the fifteenth of every month a and Mrs. Dorothy Burkey, outer guards; Mrs. Ellen Karlheim and Mrs. Hilda Biller, chaplains, A garage and automobile were de- stroyed by fire early on Sunday mor- ning on the farm of Thomas Kirk ,in East Carroll township, near Patton. The building was owned by Kirk, but the car was the property of his son, Duane Kirk. A dog and 10 chickens also were cremated in the fire and several pieces of machinery were de- Mrs. Harry Zirn, fi-| was practically burned to the ground. Nearby volunteer fire companies were not summoned because the fire had gained too much headway before it was discovered. The loss was partially covered by insurance, members of the family said. determined origin about 6:46 a. m. but | Cress Jill id ic for th : Nahe , v . . . a : : . : : teh pa = : —— determined origin about 540m. but Cron wil provide musi forte Ewe ERIE - held in the fire hall. Other officers el- ected for the coming year are as fol- lows: Mrs. William Lowes, vice pres- plans for the annual Christmas part at the meeting which was held Mon- day evening of this week in the fire hall. Don't forget that the members of the Patton High School Alumni will hold their annual Christmas dance on Tuesday evening, December 26th, in the Brandon hotel, Spangler, Mem- bers comprising the committee are Betty Greene, Chairman, Frank Roun- sley, Bess Donahue and George Gold- Two holiday dances, one on Christ- mas night, December 25th, next Mon- day; and the other on New Year's night, Monday, January 1st, will be held in the Eagles’ home, Patton, and the general public is cordially invit- ed. Paul Flinn and his orchestra will cents. All property taxes in Patton Bor- ough not paid before January 1, 1940, thereafter. All taxables having taken advantage of the abatement law, 1939 property taxes must be paid or back penalties and interest will be added, A fire broke out on Monday even- ing, about 9 o'clock in the Deitrick Motor Co. Garage, but was extingui- shed shortly after the alarm was sent in. It is said that Mr. Hershberger, the local manager of the McCrory 5¢ and 10c Store was the hero, and extin- guished the blaze pronto Friends of . v . 1 . 1 7 EN ° 7 . 1 (e '9) on N : 2 3 7 NH fo 7. = Santa Needs a Shave and a SHOP WHERE HE ALWAYS GETS THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP Qur Best Wishes .... for Dour Happiness WE OFFER OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR COMPLETE HAPPINESS. WE HOPE THAT THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON WILL BE YOUR MOST ENJOYABLE. WE HOPE THAT THE COMING YEAR WILL BRING YOU HEALTH, HAPPI- NESS AND PROSPERITY. MAY THIS SUCCESS BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE SERVICE OUR ORGANIZATION CAN GIVE YOU. A VERY MERRY CHRIST- MAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. LOCAL 804 1s suggest that he join the fire com- pany. _— . For the first time in its history the |* ° ° o . » . . . » . . . . city of Lynchburg, Va., has 6000 pri- EN I I ON Nt I IN I SN SN SN NN vate automobiles licensed; and the % MN 6000th was issued last week to Mrs. rn ” Tf J Cornelia (Rumberger) Nicholas, for- mer Pattonite. The Feast of Christmas will be cel- ebrated in St. Mary's Church, Patton, with a solemn high mass at midnighi by Rev. Father Bertrand, assisted by a priest from St. Vincents. The time of the other masses are 7:30, 8, 9 and 9:30 o'clock, low masses, and a high mass at 10 o'clock. The senior choir will sing for the midnight mass, and | special mass music will be rendered. | Carols will precede the mass. Mrs. M. J. Shannon is organist and Dr. B. J. | Overberger director of the choir. The stroyed. The fire started from an un- | berg. Paul Flinn and his orchestra of Zh i . » \ . 1 HR ERNE ANA 3X 4 * -. o t Ae i ING B A ° J SEE 1 ® ®) or Ne ® 0.2) oo i 0) 0. o; \ J 39% | Junior choir has prepared a special | #6 J 0 U A N 5 Y M iE N B A K # £ § S INT .~ : oi . & | program of liturgical music for the NG 5 # May your Christmas be one of Happiness and Good MX | 10 o'clock high mass, and the children | So NORTHERN CAMBRIA ASSOCIATI ON A $4 | also will sing hymns at the 8 o'clock | 2s Fellowship and May all the days of the New Year Be Free From Worry and Grief— May You Prosper. Larry Walsh, President Bert Elden, Vice President A Angelo Domenie, Secy.-Treas. John Lobick, Rec.-Sec’y. mass. More than 200 children from the | primary and intermediate departments of the Patton Public schools are tak- ing part in the annual Christmas op- eretta, “The Toys That Had to Wait, being presented on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons of this week in the high school gymnasium. Lack of Chas. Meisel, Guide. SE NG BARNESBORO— AMENDOLA, SAM BURRUTO, JAMES BONGIOVANNI, A. EBENSBURG— CASSIDY, J. A. McBREEN, HAROLD MEISEL, CHAS. PATTON— FREGLY, A. F. FREGLY, FRANK LEES, JAY ( Mr I Bo IN A 3 DINO, GRANT Ad PRAVE, FRED RABEL, JOSEPH STILES, BEN Banns of matrimony were announ- | ced in St. Mary's Catholic church on { Sunday between Miss Martha Soupart and Terrence DiBello. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hoover announ- ce the coming marriage of their dau- | ghter, Dolores, to Eugene Sutton. The ceremony will take place at 9 o'clock | on December 27 in St. Benedict's «| Chruch at Carrolltown. 8 0 e PANE & EMEIGH— VINTONDALE— SAMETORE, JAMES STRUM, WALTER L oe i « ° 1 *y o ©) A N z X Z X % X Zz Y x \ L y ENA PATRONIZE THE UNION BARBER -- ALWAYS ANGER AR ENE AS HSA ASS ES SS # a I ys od) . ill % FITZGERALD, E. L. SHERRY, J. J. LEON, JAMES 4 space prohibits us from giving the s KERR, ROBERT SHERRY, J. V. WILKINS, JOHN o Ze ° F< Soziale Pram Dn progution is | Re PAPOTTO, DOM. on DUGAN, THOS. a er the supervision of A. D. Vespa, NASTASE, MIKE S Bh o, o} : : i ’ Q 4 PATTON, PENNA. PH | supervisor of music. % FORMICK’S BARBER SHOP HASTINGS. CHAS << N MM | The Christmas Midnight Service will % @ BITES Sor AY, REVLOC. . 7) o. <8 BAILS BITS B28 2 SNES SNe 4 SIMS 8. SNS SNe 23: | be observed at Trinity Episcopal . ’ bili NICEWONGER, H W. ° z BE Church on Saturday evening, Decem- $¢ BAKERTON— AA SS SANS SAAS Soman om. vss wih | in 10 Td melt Bindi Ner® 0.5) i ° | | | | | 1 3 | FOR SALE—Piano in good condie tion, and two rockers. Inquire at 219 IN CAMBRIA COUNTY | East Magee avenue, Patton. 1t Hs aaa BNA I IAN 4 . Bringing u pbaby is loaas of fun at least for the neighbors. 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