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1.Quote (archaic) 20
5. Garment 5.Pullby * 22
9. Artist's force 23
stand & 6.Talkirra. 24
10, Storms tionally
12, Heaped 7. Grow old 25
13. Occurrence 8. Dreamily 26
14. Man's name thoughtful 28
115. Employ 9. Heroic 30
16. Therefore 11. Shops 31
17. Ease 15. Vase with ~~ 32.
20. Pinaceous a pedestal
tree
21. Flowed
22. Flutter
23. Dominant
feature
26. Subsides
27. Leave out
28. Medieval
boat
29. Twilled
fabric
30. Confused
34. Mulberry
35. Excavated
36. Wine
receptacle”
87. Scorches
39. Cavalry
© sword
41, Swagger
42. Worship
43. Droops in
the middle
44. Cautious
: DOWN
1. Capital
(Egypt)
2. Religion of
the Moslems
8. Elevation
(golf)
substance
(ceramics)
NOTICE.
To: Linda Berkey, late of Oak-
land, California. Whereas Harold
K. Berkey, your husband, has filed
a libel in the Court of Common
Pleas of Cambria County of March
Term, 1945, No. 300, praying for
a divorce from you; now you are
hereby notified and required to ap-
pear in said Court on or before
Monday, the second day of July,
next, to answer the complaint of
the said Harold K. Berkey, and in
default of such appearance, you
will be liable to have a divorce
granted in your absence.
3t PAT FARRELL, Sheriff.
WHEN IN CARROLLTOWN
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Last Week’s Answer
38. Constella-
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72
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In the Estate of Joseph Homyek,
Sr., late of the Borough of Patton,
Cambria County, Pennsylvania, de-
ceased.
Letters of Administration C. T.
A. on said Estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted thereto, are reques-
ted to make immediate payment
and those having claims or de-
mands against the same will pre-
sent them without delay for set-
tlement to the undersigned.
FRANCIS X. YOUNG,
Administrator, Patton, Pa.
Charles Hasson,
Attorney for Administrator,
Law Building, Ebensburg, Pa. 7-26
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE.
In the Estate of Sam Sunseri,
otherwise Samuel Sunseri, Sr., late
of Patton Borough, Cambria Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Let-
ters of Administration C. T. A. in
the Estate of the above decedent
have been granted to the under-
signed. 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
MARY PETTORINI,
Administratrix, Patton, Pa.
Arnold D. Smorto,
Attorney for Administratrix,
Ebensburg, Pa.
W. you want to borrow for
any sound business or other pur-
pose at low co
st and on favor-
able terms, remember—this bank
is the best place for you to visit.
FINANCING Dresiness 1s Peres BusiNEss
First National Bank
Carrolltown, Pa.
NO CHANGES IN THE
OFFIGIAL VOTE TALLY
Official tabulation of the vote
cast in the primary of last week
in Cambria county was completed
on Monday atl Ebensburg, and fail-
ed to change the results of the un-
official tablutation listed in this
paper last week. Results of the
official count:
DEMOCRAT
Judge of the Superior Court.
A Marshall Thompson . 11,003
John Morgan Davis . 9,090
Judge of the Orphans’ Court,
A, A. Nelson .. ati 13,241
Sheriff.
Patrick McDermott .
Patrick Daughterty
Eddie McCloskey .........u
Jury Commissioner
Joseph PF. Pencek ........
Jospeh P. Roberts .
Edna F. Lantzy
Michael Kasterko . —
Julia (Ohala) Govekar .....
REPUBLICAN
Judge of the Superior Court
John C. Arnold ................ 11,127
W. Heber Dithrich .......... 8204
Judge of the Orphans’ Court
A. A. NEISON ........ooniviiinininnins 6,641
Morgan V. Jones, Jr. ........ 7,059
Sheriff
Albert Scott Beam ......... 3,848
George B. Simler ............... 5,711
R. Milton Good ................. 2,647
Jchn W. Kimball ... wine 34811
Andrew Stropko .............. 1,346
Jury Commissioner
James E. McQuillan...
Sarah E. Kennedy ......... 6,065
Jchn L. Havers ..... - 1,812
V.
4,719
CARROLLTOWN GIRL
BRIDE OF CRESSONITE
The marriage of Miss Catherine
Lois Kelly, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John G. Kelly of Carrolltown,
to Francis X.' Connell, discharged
veteran of World War II, son of
Mrs. Charlotte Connell, Cresson,
was solemnized on Monday morn-
ing in St. Aloysius’ Church, Sum-
mit.
Rev. Father Innocent Strittmat-
ter, pastor, officiated, and sang
the nuptial high mass. Miss Mary
McLaughlin of Curwensville and
Donald Cole of Cresson were the
attendants. A wedding breakfast
for the immediate families was
served at the Cresson Country
Ciub.
A graduate of the Cresson high
school, Mr. Connell was employed
in the Warner laboratories, Cres-
son, prior to his entering the Na-
vy. He served overseas for eight-
een months before he was honora-
bly discharged.
The former Miss Kelly is a grad-
uate of Carrolltown high school
and Indiana State Teachers’ Col-
lege, and has been employed as a
teacher in the Colver schools.
NEW WHISKEY RATION
PERIOD ON MONDAY
Another four-week whiskey ra-
tioning period, starting’ July 2 and
continuing through July 28, was
announced on Monday by the State
Liquor Control Board.
Customers of State Stores will
continue to receive a fifth of a
gallon of whisken upon presenta-
tion of Ration Book 3.
Allotments to licensees will re-
main at 70 per cent of former nor-
mal purchases during the next
period, the board added.
Colver Mine Returned,
Colver mine of the Ebensburg
Coal Co. was returned to private
cwnership Monday, it was announ-
cea by the Solid Fuels Adminis-
tration. The Cambria county pit,
closed by a work stoppage when
86 other government-seized West-
ern Pennsylvania coal mines were
restored to their owners June 13.
Mcre than 800 miners at the Col-
ver operation last week returned
to their jobs after a one week
shut-down in a dispute involving
joy loader operators.
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IN ONE HOUR, if not pleased,
ycur 35c¢ back. Kill the germ, you
kill the itch. Ask any druggist for
this powerful fungicide, TE-OL.
Made with 90% alcohol, you feet it
PENETRATE. REACHES MORE
GERMS. APPLY FULL STREN-
GTH for itchy, sweaty or smelly
feet. Today at Patton Drug Co.
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