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Original story by David Butler and Herbert Polesie
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[wom | WSTMES NOTES
Miss Camille Buck was a visitor
in Altoona recently.
Mrs. H. J. Huether and daugh-
ter Katherine, were in Johnstown
last week.
Miss Anne Semelsberger was a
caller in Altoona recently.
Mr, and Mrs. Walt Hunter and
children and Mrs. Dick Pearson
and Miss May Sullivan were shop-
pers in Altoona recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Easly were
visitors in Pittsburgh last Wednes-
day.
Miss Helen Wieman and brother,
Edward ,are spending a few days
in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Paul Easly and Mrs. H. J.
Easly, Mrs. Clyde Kirsch and Miss
Anne Easly were in Johnstown.
Mrs. I. L. Binder, Miss Naomi
Binder, Mrs. A. B. Clark and Mrs.
Ridgeway were recent visitors in
Altoona.
Mrs. R. H. Ferry was a recent
caller in Johnstown.
Miss Grace Mancuso, Mrs. Ar-
thur Lantzy and Miss Blanche
Gauch visited Altoona recently.
Mr. William Siberts was a caller
in Pittsburgh last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uhron Jr.
and Miss Dorothy Trockson and
Mrs. Wilfred Holtz spent Sunday
in Pittsburgh visiting friends and
relatives.
Lt. Don Westover of Stanton
General Hospital, Va., was at his
home here a few days recently.
Pfc. George Chigas of the Mar-
lines received an honorable dis-
| charge recently.
| Mrs. Frank Deconna and daugh-
| ter, Rose, were in Altoona Thurs-
| day evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Don Quinn and
| Mrs. Katherine Quinn of Pitts-
| burgh visited relatives in town.
| Mr. Fred Carr and sister, Marion
| Francis, and daughter, Dianne, are
| visiting for two weeks at the
| George Chigas home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dvorchak and
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Wednesday and Thursday,
October 31st, November 1
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and introducing
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| visited in Hastings Friday. |
| Pvt. Joe Stitts, who is stationed |
at Scott Field, Ill, is home on a |
| 15-day furlough. |
| Coroner Pat McDermott and Mr. |
Andy Sadler were in Johnstown on |
| Tuesday. |
| T-5 Gerald Mavenso received an |
honorable discharge a week ago
Sunday. |
Pvt. John P. Uhron, who served |
| 31 months in the European area,
has received an honorable dis-
{ charge from the U. S. Army.
| Pfc. Fred Nesdore has received
| and honorable discharge and is
| now at his home here.
| Mrs, Leon McKillop of New
| York City is visiting here with
| relatives.
Miss Rose Lantzy of Canton, O.,
| is visiting at the Helen Semelsber-
| ger home in Hastings.
Miss Katherine Nesdore was vis-
iting in Pittsburgh Friday.
Sgt. Stephen Easly of George
Field, Ill., was home for the week
end.
Mr. John Nevins was in Altoona
{on Friday.
Miss Helen Hnatkovitch, Wash-
ington, D. C., is visiting at her
{ home here.
| Miss Dolores Kline is visiting
| with relatives in Ohio.
| Misses Anna and Dolores Miller,
| both employed near Harrisburg,
are home for a few days.
Miss Anne Hnatkovitch was a
| visitor in Altoona recently.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breyon |
and daughter of Washington, D. C.
are spending some time here at |
| the home of the latter’s parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abel.
| John Gavalak of the U. S. Navy |
{is home for a number of days. He |
| recently was stationed ‘‘somewhere
{in China.” |
| Rev. Father Cornelius of St. Vin-
| cent’s, Latrobe, is assisting Father |
| Aurelius here for a short time.
| Right Rev. Bishop Guilfoyle of
| Altoona Diocese, and Fathers Cor-
nelius of Latrobe, Kroieter and
| Adelbert of Spangler, Tomko of
| Bakerton, and O’Shay and O'Leary
of Altoona Cathedral were visiting
St. Bernard's hurch Thursday.
| Miss Martha McMasters, R. N.,
| of Sharon was visiting friends in
| Hastings on Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Pearson, local
teacher, was at her home in Phil-
lipsburg over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. John McMullen
and Miss Eleanor McMullen of Os-
borne, Ohio, were visiting relatives
in town a few days last week.
Mrs. Joseph Hipps of Curwens-
ville was a recent visitor at the
John Sullivan home here.
Miss Carmela Cirianni was at
her home in Homer City over the
past week end.
Thomas Semelsbherger, seaman
second class, of Rhode Island, and
Adrian Semelsberger, SK 1c, Phil-
adelphia, brothers, were at their
home in Hastings over the week
end.
Mrs. H. J. Easly and daughter,
Anna; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Easly
and son, Ronald, and Sgt. Stephen
Easly visited relatives in Pitts.
burgh on Sunday.
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HNATKOVITCH-FLETCHER
A nuptial high mass was read by
Rev. Father Aurelius at 9 o'clock
Wedn<: ‘ay morning, Oct. 17, for
Miss Eileen Fletcher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher,
and Mr. Joseph Hnatkovitch, son
of Mrs. Barbara Hnatkovitch. The
edding ceremony was read before
the mass.
The bride wag attired in a white
satin gown covered with net, and
a finger-tip veil held in place by a
crown of white pearls. She carried
a bouquet of chrysanthemums, The
bridesmaid, Anne Hnatkovitch, sis-
ter of the groom, wore a pink
gown and carried pink chrysanthe-
mums. Raymond Kibler, Hastings,
served as best man.
A wedding breakfast was held at
the home of the bride, after which
the couple left for New York and
Canada, where they will spend a
short honeymoon before returnng
to reside in Hastings.
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