Thursday, November 8, 1945
SPANGLER HOSPITAL
PATIENTS’ RECORD
Following is a list of patients
admitted and discharged from the |
Miners’ Hospital from Oct. 29 to
Nov. 5. 1945:
MEDICAL—ADMITTED.
Caroline Abrams, Spangler; H.
0. Winslow, Patton; Robert Long,
Barnesboro; Madeline Christoff,
Bakerton; Mrs. Betty Wagner»
Westover; Wilmer Woodside,
Westover R. D.; Dorothy Knotts,
Spangler; Andrew Boback Has-
tings; James Ashcroft, Spangler;
John Eisenhower, Burnside; John
Jones, Nanty-Glo.
: ES URGICAL— ADMITTED.
Albert Hoppel, Spangler; Mich-
ael Zemrose, Barnesboro; John
Rito, Barnesboro; Geraldine Kelly,
Barneshoro; Carl Rosian, Ebens-
burg; Bernard Stewart, Hastings,
R. D. 1; Mrs. Violet Williams, Pat- |
ton; Mrs. Barbara Hnatkovich,
Hastings; Rosemary Shank, Carr-
olltown; Mrs. Martha Rorapaugh,
Barnesboro; Mrs. Stella Barr,
Burnside; Eugene Cunningham,
Hastings; John Kolesar, Hastings;
Mrs. Mary Hertz, Barnesboro; Mrs. |
Bess Crawford, Commodore; Chas. |
Eush, Barnesboro; Jack Murphy,
Ashville; Jean Repine,
Judy Billings, Burnside; Morris
Legros, Hastings; Eugene Byers,
Mahaffey, R. D. 2; Charles Saw-
telle, Spangler.
MEDICAL—DISCHARGED.
Mrs. Nellie Cook, Cherry Tree,
R .D.; William Penn, Barnesboro
R. D.; Irene Cribbs, Bakerton; H.
O. Winslow, Patton; Anna Belle
Lewis, Heilwood; Mark Stivanelli,
Spangler; Mrs. Gertrude Price, Ba-
kerton; Valentine Weakland, Bar-
rieshoro; Louis Foster, Bakerton;
Mrs. Mary Vargo, Barnesboro R.
D.; John Gardner, Marsteller.
SURGICAL—DISCHARGED.
Clarence Troxell, Westover; Mrs.
Margaret Theic, Hastings; Alvin
Chura, Hastings, R. D.; Mrs. Mar-
garet Shadle, Spnagler; Bernard
Stewart, Hastings, R. D. 1; John
Rito, Barnesboro; Norman Keith,
Starford; Josephine Sikora, St.
Benedict; Albert Hoppel, Spang-
ler; William Griest, Barnesboro;
Anthony Vella, Barnesboro; Chas.
Bush, Barnesboro; Michael Zem-
rose, Barnesboro; Jean Repine,
Mentcl; Judy Ann Bilings, Burn-
side.
MATERNITY.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kost, St.
Renedict, daughter, Oct. 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hicks, Bar-
nesboro, daughter, Oct. 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Strollo,
Barnesboro, daughter, Oct. 30th.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Rummell,
Arcadia, daughter, Oct. 30th.
Mr. and Mrs. Eligius Niebauer,
Patton, son, Oct. 30th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shingle,
Chest Springs, daughter, Oct. 31st.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Togni, Bar-
nesboro, son, Nov. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell,
Bakerton, daughter, Nov. 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffin, Bar-
nesboro, son, Nov. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shabbick,
Alverda, daughter, Nov. 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald,
Barneshoro R. D., son, Nov. 4th.
Mentcle;
* HEILWOOD NEWS
| By Carmella Della Valle
Mrs. Joseph McClelland of this
| place visited her husband and oth-
er relatives in Pittsburgh recently.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Stupic are
spending their honeymoon in Cle-
veland, Ohio.
Frank Stupic is visiting friends
in Louisana.
Miss Josephine Bassario, Cleve-
land, spent a week here with her
father and other relatives.
Edward Malippa, a student at
the [University of Pittsburgh, is
spending the week end with his
parents.
Mrs. Malippa and daughter,
Mary Louise, were recent Indiana
visitors.
William Burkey of Patton was
a recent visitor at the Malippa
home.
Mr. Kuzenchak, who had been a
patient in the Indiana hospital for
several weeks, has returned home
|and is rapidly convalescing.
Four-year-old Robert Benko is
much beetr after an infection from
{much better after infection after
| Miss Irene Benko, an employee
| at the Indiana hospital, spent the
| week end here with her parents.
T-Sgt. Peter Mekulsia arrived
home on October 31, for a thirty-
| day sick leave.
New York, is home on a 60 day
furlough.
S. F. 2-¢ Peter Yaneck returned
home from Pearl Harbor with an
honorable discharge. He had been
in service for two and a half years
| of which 2 years had been over-
| seas.
Miss Helen Jackson is home ag-
ain, after having been a surgical
patient for some time.
Mr. Robert Hayes of Indiana
was a recent Visitor at the Rob-
ert Jackson home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson
and son, Robert, were visitors re-
cently in Ligonier.
Amos Jackson of Washington,
D. C., was a recent visitor at the
Wm. Jackson home.
Edward Jackson, employed at
the Indiana hospital for the past 3
years, is leaving for California.
Mrs. J. Blythestone spent Sat-
urday in Indiana.
Misses Coletta and Sarah Ham-
mell of Strongstown, were recent
visitors at the home of Mr. and
{ Mrs. Frank Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Orange of
Ebensburg spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Davidson.
Mr. Jackson and grandson, Al-
bert, spent Wednesday evening in
Beaverdale visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Ross Hart.
Mrs. Harry DeMay and son, Eu-
itors.
Misses Dorothy and Mae Doreen
McFeeley were recent callers in
Madowbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Richards of
Cherry Tree, were visitors at the
M. U. McFeeley home recently.
DO YOU KNOW?
The X-ray, termed the greatest
singe contribution to mankind, was
discovered by Roentgen 50 years
ago—Nov. 8 1895.
Nearer and Nearer comes
MORE TELEPHONE SERVICE
Every day brings more and more telephone service
nearer and nearer to the increasing number of farmers
who will rely on it for business, for more pleasant
living, and for emergencies.
Western Electric, producers of telephones, dial equip-
ment, and cable for The Bell System, is hard at work.
Equipment is coming. Then starts the tremendous job
of installation for farm (and city) needs.
Meanwhile, we’ll keep you fully posted about our plans
and progress. We want them to become realities every
bit as much as you do.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Seaman 2-¢ Rudolph Bassario of |
gene, were recent Barnesboro vis- |
A number of local hunters suc- |
ceeded in bagging a turkey the |
first day of the season. They were
Jospeh Benzie. Joe Zupon, Patrick
Zupon, Joe Yonkoski, John Narra,
and Bob Cole, now of Altoona.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Bradley and
family of Newry spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Crossman,
Mrs. Angeline Rizzo and dau-
ghters, Mary Jane and Joan of
Baltimore, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mrs .Munsen.
Mrs. Sam Mocere of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Munsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Passanetti
spent Sunday in Carrolltown.
Mrs. Margaret Hale, wife of Le-
wis Hale, suffered a multiple dis-
location of the elbow on Saturday
when she tripped on a rug in her
home and fell. She was taken to
the Altoona hospital where the
bones were set, and then re-
turned to her home.
Miss Alice Tate of Baltimore,
visited with her mother, Mrs. Ar-
thur Morhess over the week end.
Pvt. John Gibbons of Fort Dix,
N. J., spent three days with his
wife and family.
Mrs. H. L. Naylor, Miss Virgin-
ia Conzo, Miss Thelma Perina, of
| this place, and Mrs. Elmer Raner
| of Buckhorn, attended a meeting
at the Girl Scout Headquarters in
the William Penn Hotel in Altoo-
ina. A very interesting demonstra-
tion of the work which the Girl
Scouts do was given by several of
the Altoona Council troops.
Mrs. Annie Matko of Coalport,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Zupon.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zupon of
Lilly, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Zupon over the
week end.
Visitors at the Paul Gionfriddo
home on Sunday were Joseph Gi-
onfriddo of Connecticut; Mr. and
Mrs. Carmen Gionfriddo and son,
of Altoona, and Albert Gionfriddo
of Pittsburgh.
Mr. Tony Maruco of Patton vis-
ited at the home of Mrs. Theresa
Cuomo on Sunday.
Mrs. Gerald Jacobs and daught-
ers, of Dean, spent Sunday with
relatives in Dysart.
Miss Georgetta Young of Irvona,
| both teaching in the Dysart sch-
ool, have enrolled in the education-
| al classes held at St. Francis Col-
lege at Loretto.
Mrs. John Niebauer of Woods-
town, N. J.,
Mr.
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Marra and
family of Uniontown, spent Sun-
day in Dysart with friends and rel-
atives.
Miss Rose Benzie is visiting her
Jersey this week.
Mrs. H. L. Naylor attended a
reception at the home of Mrs. Ka-
therine Braucht in Coalport Wed-
nesday evening, held to celebrate
the birthday of Mrs. Fred Resosky,
Worthy Matron of the Order of
the Eastern Star.
Mr. Michael Matish of Frugali-
ty, was given a pleasant dinner
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Gene Ratchford, on Sunday. Mr.
Matish recently returned from du-
ty overseas and was wounded in
the Battle of Normandy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vincent
of this place announce the birth of
a son, Friday.
GOLVER JOTTINGS
By ELIZABETH STARUCH
Cpl. Mike Emery is spending a
30-day furlough with his parents.
A chicken banquet was held at
Penn Gables for the employees of
the Colver Store Co., recently.
S.-Sgt. Richard Ferigto, has re-
ceived an honorable discharge from
the U. 8. Army. He was a prison-
er of war in Germany.
Michael Zawiskie of the U. 8S.
Navy, spent a 72-hour leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Zawiskie.
Joe Sabo received an honorable
discharge from the U. S. Marines
after many months in action in the
South Pacific.
Cpl. Ted Lapena, having return-
ed from the South Pacific, has re-
ceived an honorable discharge from
the U. S. Army. He is married to
the former Elizabeth Mihalik.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Syzkula had
a large family reunion on Sunday.
Their parents and their brothers
Mrs. Frank Gregg of Dysart and ¥
visited at the home of | 3
and Mrs. Lewis Benzie over |
sister, Mrs. John Niebauer in New
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to present to you from week to week,
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so be sure
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avoid last-minute headaches, poor choice, crowds!
A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GIFT TILL XMAS!
PAGE SEVEN
COMING SOON
Christmas Is Nearer Than You Realize
Shop Easily, Leisurely, More Satisfactorily, With Variety of Selection, in
NORTHERN CAMBRIA MERCHANTS
BUY-A-GIFT-A-WEEK PLAN!
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See Murphy's for Gifts!
LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S COATS
Use our Lay-Away Plan. A small 37.95 ro $24.50
deposit will’ hold any article . . .
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Patton, Pa,
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PATTON BARKESBORO
Yeoman
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Small gifts and large ones of glassware .
POTTED PLANTS
BALSINGER & LUTHER
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Cocktail Tables
Handsomely constructed of walnut or mahogany.
“extra” that makes a living room. Use our easy credit terms.
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GAMES. .;
OF ALL KINDS
Games of skill, games of
chance, games that will en-
liven the whole household.
Ideal for Christmas giving!
25¢ to $2.50
KINKEAD'’S
STATIONERY STORE
Patton, Pa.
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You can find just the right
gift for her among these
items! See our selections!
BARNES & TUCKER
STORE CO.
Bakerton Barnesboro
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Men's Military Sets
39¢c TO 98¢c
Different sizes, enclosed in
nice cases, ready for giving.
Good gift for any man . . .
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Bicycle Parts
FOR THE YOUNG BOY
Accessories for Bikes of
nds . .. headlights, tail-
lights, horns, mirrors, etc.
WESTERN AUTO
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JACK GALINIS
Barnesboro, Pa.
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this Christmastime!
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Barnesboro, Pa.
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There are probably a number of homes available
from which to make your choice. Likewise, there
are various mortgage plans available: Select both
with great care. Our business is making mortgage
loans. We'll be happy to suggest an arrangement
best suited to your personal needs.
First National Bank
At Patton, Pa.
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| dinner was served and entertain-
{ment was provided.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mike, Jr.,, Betty Jane and Margar-
| et Emery, motored to Detroit to
| vigit their daughter, Mrs. Mary
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Miss Della Jane Gillo, daughter
| of- Maurice Gillo of Alverda, be-
| came the bride of Joseph Esgro,
| son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Esgro
of Carrolltown, at a nuptial high
mass performed at 9 a. m. on Oct.
28 in Sacred Heart Church, Al-
verda. Rev. Father Richards offi-
ciated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was attended as maid
of honor by Miss Amelia Gillo. The
bridesmaids were Misses Alma and
Inez Gillo and Josephine Valtri, all
| of Alverda, and Mary DeSalvo of
| Carrolltown.
| Albert Matteoit'i, Bakerton, was
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| Carrolltown; Paul Firmint,
| cis Cantelope, Carrolltown,
| Johnstown, flower girl.
| the Gillo home, followed by a re-
seption in the evening.
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second.
Sgt. Mike Olex is spending a 7- |
Mike Emerey, |
& WEDDING BELLS ¥ |
best man, with Maric Caschini. of |
Has- |
| tings; Ross Falsetti, and Joseph |
| Gaston, Alverda, as ushers. Fran- |
was |
| ring bearer, and Marie Ragno, of |
| A wedding dinner was servea at |
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STUFFED DOLLS
FUZZY, WASHABLE
ANIMALS
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The acme of perfection when
it comes to labor-saving and
beauty, and a gift that will
make cooking a pleasure.
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Magee Ave. Patton
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COFFEE MAKERS Has wide variety of uses . . .
GLAZED POTTERY AND
Ideal gifts to make life a bit NOVELTIES
easier for a woman.
in various colors.
STANDARD MUTOR CLEM A, FARABAUGH
SUPPLY CO.
Jewelry & Electric
LOUIS A. HALUSKA Appliances * Phone 4421
Lang Ave. Patton
Carrolltown, Pa,
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hades, Various Styles!
2.98 to $20.00
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See our selection. Use
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LIPMAN’S
DRESS SHOP
Barnesboro, Pa,
Plastics
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SHARBAUGH & LIEB
Barmnesboro, Pa.
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$8.95
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Carrolltown, Pa,
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happy Christmas. Sleeping,
Mama, Rag and other kinds.
Stop in our store today ...
$1.00 to $5.00
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Hastings, Pa.
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WALLETS
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COLLAR AND TIE SETS
$1.00 ‘to $2.50
Gifts that everyone can use!
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HANKIES
Floral prints . . . white with
cordings . . .embrodiered . . .
Swiss and American cottons.
35¢ 50c¢
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Carrolltown, Pa,
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SOFA BED
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tive sofa by day and a com-
fortable bed when needed.
$79.50
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Hastings, Pa.
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Beautiful Bags
Latest designs. Fine work-
manship . . . in plastics or
in genuine leather . . .
$5 to $12
(plus tax)
COLVER STORE CO.
Colver, Pa,
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DOLLS GAMES
Table and
Chair Sets
All the things they hope to
see under the Christmas tree
on Christmas morning. Stop
in and see our selections now.
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Bakerton, Pa.
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