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» Thursday, September 13, 1945,
HASTINGS NOTES
By Mrs. Dolores L. Paci.
Father Beno of Butler was a re-
cent visitor in town with friends. |
Miss Kathryn Pontzer of Dela-
ware, spent some time here with |
her parents, last week. |
Mr. Jack Riordan of Philadel-
phia, Mrs. E. R. Cobbler of Balti- |,
more, Md, and Hilary Gray of |
Altoona, were veisitors last "oor
end at the home of Mrs. Edith Ri-
crdan.
Mrs. Genevieve Wood of Cam-
den, N. J,, is spending some time |
with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weakland
and daughter, Theresa, were visit- |
ors last Sunday at Hopewell in |
Eedford county. |
Misses Gertrude and Pauline!
Link, Betty Fletcher and Theresa |
Weakland, were week end guests
in Gallitzin, [
Miss Ilene Fletcher is spending
several weeks with friends in Ma- |
haffey.
Rudy Ludwig of Nicktown, was
in town last week with friends.
Mrs. John Dominick and Miss
Ann Semelsberger were visitors in
Altoona last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weakland
and family and George Skita were
in Altoona on Tuesday of last
week.
Miss Betty Cronauer has re-
turned to her home here after be-
ing in Baltimore for some time.
Mrs. Margaret Geus and Mrs.
Mary Geus of Kenton, Ohio, spent
last week end in town with rela-
tives.
Miss Camilla Buck has returned |
to her home after spending some |
time with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Betty Hoover of Pittsburgh |
spent last week end at her home
here. Her sister, Jean, returned
with her to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Easly of
Pittsburgh, spent last week end
in town.
Misses Dorothy and Margaret
Dobas of Washington, D. C., were
visitors in town several weeks.
Miss Louise Miller of Harris-
burg is spending some time at her
home in East End.
Mr. and Mrs. John Batkiecwicz
announce the birth of an eight-lb.
| Miss
Mrs. Avin
| oes Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
| Carrolltown;
| all
| Dominick, Ruth Harvey
| Taylor of Barnesboro;
[ nocent Strittmatter
|and child, of Washington,
girl at their home last week.
is
a | Sr., Mrs. Selwyn Griffith and Miss
surgical patient at the Spangler | Eleanor Hunter, Indiana; Mr. and |
Hospital, | Mrs. Paterick and children of Be-
Miss Eleanor Kelly has enrolled aver; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Paterick
as a student at State College. [of Lilly; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Balder-
Miss Ethel Lantzy, daughter of | ston of Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lantzy, and |John Brazill and children; Mr. and
Mary Ruth Semelsberger, | Mrs, Oliver Commons and son; and
doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve | Miss Jean Paterick.
Semelsberger, are attending the| Mr, and Mrs. Clem Gerin of Tay-
| Indiana State Teachers’ College. | 1orville, Ill, are visiting friends in |
Miss Ann Bakjza, of New York, | town. The Gerins were formerly |
visiting at her home here. | residents of Hastings.
Sister Edith, of the Charity Or-| Mrs, Paul Yahner and Mr. and
der in New Jersey, visited last Mrs. Gerin visited friends in Oil
week in town with relatives. City last Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Benson left Miss Catherine Jansure was a
Tuesday for New York after visit- | recent visitor in Altoona.
| ing several days here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Arthur Holtz, a student at St. |were visitors Sunday evening
Vincents, is visiting at his home. | South Fork.
Mother Aluigui and Sisters St. Ca- | Mr. Russ Lapso, of Barnesboro,
therine, S. Ann Elizabeth, and S.|Miss Ann Latchen and Mr. George
Edna, have returned from Scran- | Latchen of the U. S. N., were vis-
ton, after being there for the past | itors Saturday at the Jansure res-
summer. idence.
’ : d Rev. Father Cyprian Yahner 0,
Guests at Ihe Home Of 40 | S. B.,, of St. Vincent's assisted at
and Sunday in observance of their $i. Boranrd's Cowen Sung For
Silver Wedding anniversary were: ["Y OT i SO 1 es
| Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Holtz, Span- Mr. and Mrs. Ed McMurray an
gler; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ward, nounce the birth of a baby boy
on Sept. 9 at the Spangler hospi-
tal.
is
McKillop
in
Dillon and Mr. Robert Dillon, of
Mrs. Rhoda Dillon
and Mr. Ed Dillon of Patton; Mr.
Pvt. Arlen Madus, who is sta- |
tioned at Scott Field, Ill, as a tel- |
o i a rs. | €type operator, is home on a fif- |
Rudy Sinimateer Me A teen day jurlomgh. pvt. Maidus |
Patty; Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Stritt- | Will sehen hi Shspend Field, Tex- |
atter and children; Mr. and Mrs. | as, at the end o |
er and son, David; | Cpl. Patrick Cavello has report.
of Altoona; Misses Josephine | | ed to a camp near Harrisburg, af- |
and Ruth [ter a thirty day furlough at his |
Father In- | | home here.
of Crosson, | Sgt. Robert Sibert, an overseas
i . | veteran of four years, has receiv-
S74 Fater Flavian of Si Luw ed an honorable discharge at Fort
Mr. Dix, N. J.
Francis Ludwig of the Merchant
Marine, of Nicktown, and Bill |
Welch, of St. Louis, also a Mer- |
chant Marine, were in town last
week end with friends.
Paul McDermott, a merchant
marine, is home on leave.
Sgt. Francis Abel of Fort Dix,
N. J., spent several days last week
at his home on Spangler street.
Pfc. Fred Gill of North Carolina
was at home several days last
week.
DYSART A NEWS
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Dietrick
and Mrs. Edward Bazone
D C,
were in town last week end
Mr. and Mrs. Cino J .Paci and
daughter, Fedora, spent several
days visiting Mrs. Dolores L. Paci
and Mrs. Anna Lantzy.
The Paterick famiy held a fam-
ily reunion Sept. 2 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Campbell. At-
tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Nance and daughter, Brenda, of
Carolina Beach, N. C.; Dr. and
Mrs. S. C. Benson of New York;
Mrs. Charles Heist and Miss Mil-
dred Heist of Patton; Mrs. Ethel
McClelland and daughter, Patsy,
of Lilly; Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt
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of Dysart, announce the birth of
a daughter on Saturday morning.
Mrs. Dietrick is the former Elean-
or Zimmerman of Cresson.
Sgt. Joseph Mansfield and wife
of Detroit, Mich., are spending a
fifteen day furlough with Sgt.
Mansfield’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Mansfield, of Dysart. Sgt.
Manstield is stationed at Topeka,
Kansas.
Pvt. John Gibbons of Fort Dix,
N. J., is spending a week end with
his wife and family here. Mrs. Gib-
bons is the former Regina Grimes
of Dysart.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Manion of
Altoona and their son, Tech. Sgt.
Harold Manion of the U. S. Medi-
cal Corps, were visiting the past
week at the home of Mrs. Man-
ion’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hertzog of this place.
T-Sgt. Manion is “an X-ray te-
chnician aboard the hospital ship,
Thistle.
Pvt. Paul Balzano, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Vito Balzano, is spend-
ing a thirty day furlough at his
home here. Pvt. Balzano is a mem-
ber of the Military Police and has
been in the service 29 months, 25
of them being spent overseas, in
Africa, Sicily, Italy, France and
Germany. He will report to In-
diantown Gap for reassignment.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vincent |
are visiting |
of Wellsboro, W. Va.
with relatives here.
S.-Sgt. Joe Gionfriddo, son
Mr.
Dysart, was discharged from
service on Sept. 3, at Fort Bragg,
N. C. S.-Sgt. Gionfriddo is a vet- |
eran of 54 missions over the Sou- |
com- |
bat hours to his credit. Previous to |
receiving his discharge, Gionfrid-
thwest Pacific, having 400
do was stationed at Kessler Field,
Miss., being employed as a locator
clerk and acting 1st Sergeant.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Passanita,
Jr., of Dysart, are the proud par-
ents of a girl born on Friday. Mrs.
Passanita is the former Gertrude
Stevens of Carrolltown.
Mrs. Lewis Naylor of Dysart,
| is spending the week end with her
son, Russell and family, of Cam-
den, N. J.
S. 2-¢c Frank Gregg, Jr., of
Bainbridge, Md., spent the past |
week end with his parents, Mur.
and Mrs. Frank Gregg.
Raymond Lawson of the U. S.
Navy, assigned to the SeaBees,
has completed five weeks of boot
training at the U.S. Naval Center |
at Sampson, N. Y,, and is spending
a brief furlough with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson of
Richland.
Mrs. Olive Conway of Buckhorn,
was a visitor in Dysart last week.
Mrs. Pearl Krohne is recovering
from an operation which she had
undergone in the Philipsburg hos-
pital recently.
A large number of Dysart citi-
zens attended the picnic held by
the Frugality Catholic church on
Sunday. A fine turnout both for
dinner and supper was present in
spite of the inclement weather.
Mrs. Fred Rososky and daught-
er, Nellie of Coalport, visited in
Dysart on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gionfriddo of
Altoona spent Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Lena Mazzrocca of Gallit-
zin, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Torta-
gilo of Altoona were callers in
Dysart Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Cavalet and children
and Miss Beatrice D’Angelis and
Miss Colletta Grimes spent Thurs-
day evening in Coalport at the
home of Mrs. Cavalet’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Nevling.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradley and
family of Newry, were Sunday vis-
itors here. o SHER
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Lowe of Al-
toona have returned from a visit
to Rochester, N. Y. and Seneca
Lake. They spent the past week
end with Mrs. Lowe's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Naylor.
Mrs. Joseph Judd and children
and Mrs.Fantanella and daughter
of Tippletown, were recent visitors
in Dysart.
of
and Mrs. Paul Gionfriddo, of |
the |
John Cuomo, son of Mrs. The-
PATTON,
PATTON,
Jack Galinis,
resa Cuomo, has enrolled as a
Freshman in the high school cour-
se at St. Francis College, Loretto.
Mr. George Mansfield has as-
sumed the job of driving the Dy-
sart School Bus for the new term.
Miss Ann Dolon of Johnstown
was a recent visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seguin of
this place.
Miss Louise Conaway, daughter
of Mrs. Olive Conaway of Buck-
horn was united in marriage with
John McMullen of Cresson Satur-
day morning.
Mr. Alfred Archambaugh of
New York, is visiting at the home
of Mrs. Pearl Krohne.
Telford Grimes left Monday for
an induction center.
Albert Gionfriddo was granted a
30 day extension before being in-
ducted into the service. He had
been scheduled to enter Monday.
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A family gathering was held re-
cently at the home of Adam Spei-
cher. Those visiting were as fol-
lows: Mr. James Speicher of Nor-
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Helfrick
and grandson, Jimmy; Mrs. Lau- |
ra Gouzaley and daughter, Ann |
Louise, of Fairmount, West Vir- |
ginia; Mrs. Roy Hetrick, of Salis-
burg, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Da- |
vidson and children, Arlene, Sar- |.
ah Ann and Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Taylor and children, Lou- |
ise, Judy and Billy, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Pellas, and Adam Speicher, |
Jr., all of Marsteller, and Mr. and |
Mrs. Joseph Pellas and son, Joey,
of Spangler.
Mrs. Joseph McClelland and son,
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day evening at the home of
and Mrs. Fred Schrock, and
were guests of Mrs. Walter
lland.
Mrs. Frank "onzxin and Mrs.
Lewis Fowler and Flo Ann Fowler
were Altoona shoppers Thursday.
The Ladies’
terian Church had their meeting
in the church basement on Wed-
nesday evening. Their guests of
{the evening were Rev. Plummer
Harvey and wife, of Patton. The
adies serving on the refreshment
committee were Mrs.
Mrs. Mike Toth and Mrs.
Varanna.
James Linsey is home on a fur-
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Mec-
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Roy Trude, |
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spending it with his moth- |
er, Mrs. Roy Trude, and other rel- |
atives.
Mr. and Mrs.
Nanty-Glo, and Mr.
ry Glass of Ebensburg,
itors on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fower.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Laird
and children of Gallitzin, visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs. James |
Laird and Mrs. Hansom.
George Gallo is on a few days’
leave from the Navy and is spen-
ding it with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mika Gallo.
Mr. Edward Richardson and
son, Lyle, of Madera, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Jasper and family of
Bloonting, were visiting over the |
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Richardson.
Jack Hanwell has been given a |
discharge from the Army and is|
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hanwell.
Miss Edith Laird visited Thurs-
day evening with friends in Has-
{ tings.
Mike Mihalik is home from the
Army and is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mihalik.
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