PAGE SIX MISS ELEANOR ANNA BRIDE ON WEDNESDAY AT OHIO CEREMONY Miss Eleanor Anna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Anna of Has- | tings, and Stephen Zrioka of Bar- nesboro were married last Wed- | nesday in St. Rose's Catholic | Church in Girard, O., by Father | Kelly. | Attendants were Mrs, Elaine | Shortencarrier of this place and | | | | HASTINGS NOTES | UNION PRESS - COURIER friends in DuBois the first of the week. Mary Lou Nagey underwent an appendectomy in the Miners’ Hos- pital Sunday last. Mrs. Norman Nelson was a vis- itor in Altoona on Monday. Miss Rita Anna was a visitor in Fbensburg on Friday. Mrs. Charles Yahner, Mrs. John Neibauer, Mrs. Andy Koval and Mrs. Gabe Hricko were in Wash- ington, D. C,, for a recent week en [tioned at Bainbridge, Md., was at | his home over a recent week end. Mrs. Rose Franklin spent a| Rev. Father I. A, Strittmatter week end with friends in Pitts- of Cresso was a recent caller at burgh. [the M. P. Strittmatter home here. Mr. Tony Todaio and Mr. Jer-| Mr, M. P. Strittmatter and dau- ome Todaio of Greensburg visited |ghters, Mae and Joan, and Misses Mrs. Carmela Mancuso last week. Helen Anna and Sara Bearer mot- Mrs. Adolph Ankor and son, tored to Cresson Sunday. David, of ‘Bristol were visiting| Rev. Father Raymond Balko | friends in Hastings last week. [spent the first of last week in | Mr, Jake Semelsberger and son, | Pittsburgh. | Eddie, were visitors in Pittsburgh| Mae Strittmatter, Dolores Kline | unday a week ago. |and Irma Bearer visited Ebens- | Seaman 2/c Mike Shutty, sta-|burg Sunday. spent last week here at the B. J. altz home. | | Thursday, November 28, 1946 MRS. OPHELIA LOMBARDI Mrs. Ophelia Lombardi, 48, of Alverda died last Tuesday at the Miners’ Hospital after being a pa- tient for one week A daughter of Giocondo and Mary Winterene, she - was born in Italy Sept. 13, 1898. “Moonlight won't tempt me She s survived by her husband, any more,” said Dorothy Melton, | Giacomo Lombardi, and three chil- 17-year-old Shelby, N. C., blond | dren — Mrs, John Nealen, Nick- after her arrest on charges of |town; Americo, New York, and having three husbands. | Stella, at home, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Binder mot- ored to Altoona last Monday. Pauline and Ann Nesdore were in Altoona last Wednesday. Mrs. Agnes Wyman, daughter, Helen, and son, Edward, of Pitts- burgh visited friends here this past week. , Ss rs. Marie Nagey of Pittsburgh | | Pete Zrioka, Girard, a brother of the groom. The bride was attired in a gown of ice blue with matching acces- | sories. She wore a corsage of white roses. Her attendant wore | pink with corresponding accessor- Home . ies and a corsage of pink roses. | A breakfast and reception were Appliances | held at the Peter hy hoe | The newlyweds will reside in Gir- | ard, where the groom, a veteran Hold on to your War | of World War II, is employed and Savings Bonds! You | Mrs. Zrioka, a graduate of Has- can have the cash vou | tings High, class of '43, has been d f d | employed at the Guy Commons need to pay or modern Store for the past few years. home appliances ® * K through a loan which THE FLOP FAMILY 1.2 M ’ JUST FINSHED MAKING DoveHNUTS | GAVE LP MAKING THE) MYSELF, MRS. FloP- | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Croyle ’ | and daughter, Patty Lou, of Nan- you pay back to us in ty-Glo visited last Sunday at the ‘pi ney’’ John Nevins home here. pn i ey IS an bs | Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Miller and each week or month. { daughter, Suzanne, were visiting | friends here last week. 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