Thursday, December 19, 1946
MINERS’ HOSPITAL
PATIENTS’ RECORD
Following is the list of patients
admitted and discharged at the
Miners’ Hospital in Spangler from
Monday, Dec. 9, to Monday, Dec.
16, 1946:
MEDICAL ADMITTED
Gloria Jean Vitzen, Emeigh;
Dorothy Knotts, Bakerton; Mrs.
Mary Letso, Patton; Sylvester
Durandetti, Barnesboro; Mary El-
len Galinis, Hastings; John Kla-
mar, Spangler; Leonard Miller,
Patton R. D.; Richard Sholtis,
Patton R. D.; Mrs. Susan Kriss,
Spangler; Alec Everett, Hastings;
Michael Christoff, Bakerton; Hilda
Dayarmin, Cherry Tree; John Ga-
vora, Patton; Michael Vargo, Bar-
nesboro R. D. 2; John McGary,
Barnesboro.
SURGICAL ADMITTED
Edward Westrick, Patton R. D.;
Martha Dunlap, Glen Campbell R.
D.; Mrs. Mildred Sheredy, Bar-
nesboro; David Woods, Barnesboro
R. D. 1; Guy Weakland Jr. Has-
tings; Gilbert Natcher, Bakerton;
Neal Delozier, LaJose R. D. 1;
Mrs. Martha Chlopik, Barnesboro;
Mrs. Emma Fox, Carrolltown;
Grace Dishong, Hillsdale; Joseph
Ott, Patton R. D.; Mrs. Hilda Lee,
Hastings; Mrs. Delrose Shuss,
Patton; Mrs. Louise O'Brien, Pat-
ton; Mrs. Violet Philips, West-
over; Thomas Marshall, Spangler;
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Harry Sickon, Marsteller; Charles
Barnes Jr., Carrolltown; Mrs, Wil-
da Davis, Barnesboro R. 1
Thomas Gregory, Hastings.
MEDICAL DISCHARGED
Nancy Strozak, Spangler; June
Lambour, Nicktown; Mrs. Minnie
Solley, Barnesboro; Lawrence
Hammond, Spangler; Paul Ham-
mond, Spangler; Hilda Dayartiin,
Cherry Tree R. D.; Evan omas,
Barnesboro; Mrs. Norma Hanyok,
St. Boniface; James Ritz, Barnes-
boro R. D.; Donna Mae Miller, St.
Benedict; Samuel Sleigh, Barnes-
boro; George Williams, Spangler;
Anthony Mastran, Bakerton; Dor-
othy Knotts, Bakerton; Mary Ellen
Galinis, Hastings; Gloria Jean Vit-
zen, Emeigh; Mrs. Mary Betlow,
Patton; Mrs. Ann Erskine, Bar-
neshoro; Charles McGary, Barnes-
boro.
SURGICAL DISCHARGED
Mrs. Martha Myers, Mahaffey,
James Malloy, William Penn; Mrs.
Lucy Cashmere, Burnside; Mrs.
Mildred Michall, Barnesboro; Gil-
bert Natcher, Bakerton; Mrs. Lu-
cille Parcell, Emeigh; Mrs. Betty
Lloyd, Hastings; Mrs. Michael
Sheredy, Barnesboro; Neal Delo-
zier, LaJose R. D.; Joseph Ott,
Patton R. D.; Mrs. Delrose Shuss,
Patton; Edward Westrick, Patton
R. D.; Walter Becker, St. Boni-
face; Mrs. Violet Philips, West-
over; Mrs. Hilda Farabaugh, Car-
rolltown R. D.
MATERNITY
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Baker,
Barnesboro, son, Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cimo,
Hastings, son, Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Huber,
Patton, son, Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roland,
Emeigh, daughter, Dec. 1L.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner,
Marsteller, daughter, Dec. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Rembrandt Adams,
Carrolltown, son, Dec. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Krug,
Nicktown, son, Dec. 3
Mr. and Mrs. William Shimp,
Hastings, son, Dec. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Salaman-
chuk, Spangler, son, Dec. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harchick,
Barnesboro R. D., son, Dec. 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, Bar-
nesboro, son, Dec. 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose McMasters,
Westover, daughter, Dec. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Gaiera,
Barnesborc R. D. 2, daughter,
Dec. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald,
Barneshoro R. D. 1, son, Dec. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen,
Barnesboro, son, Dec. 15.
By ADELE DELLA VALLE
Phone Barnesboro 800-J-12
FAREWELL PARTY IS
HELD FOR MISS RIGGS
A farewell party was held here
for Miss Lois Ann Riggs, a former
teacher, recently. The affair took
place at the Pine Twp. High
School.. A light lunch was served
and games were played. :
At the close of the party, Miss
Riggs was presented with a set of
birthstone earrings.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sipos and
children, Betty and Johnny ,of
Homer City, were visiting friends
in Heilwood recently.
Mrs. John Kuzemchak, and dau-
ghter, Mary Ann, were Barnes-
boro callers recently.
Recent Indiana callers included
the following: Lillian Gula, Mrs.
James Della Valle, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Flute and daughter, Elea-
nor, Julia Yaneck, Mr. an Mrs.
‘Andrew Gresh and son, Edward,
Sally Lunn and Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Lingenfelter.
Miss Madelyn Della Valle, stu-
dent nurse at the Miners’ Hos-
pital, Spangler, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Della Valle of Heil-
wood.
Mr. Stanley Dravel of Heilwood
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Indiana Hospital and is now con-
valescing very well at her home
here.
Mrs. James Della Valle and Mrs.
Charles Balog were callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, William
Betsa of Dixonville.
George Beida Jr. of Struthers,
0., spent the week end with his
arents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bei-
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Flory Stupic spent the week end
with his parents, > and Mrs.
Larry Stupic. He is a student at
St. Francis College in Loretto.
Mrs. Stanley Malippa and dau-
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ghters, Betty Jean and Dorothy,
and Helen Zaptosky spent last
Tuesday ering at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Toseki and
the Mrs. Matilda Burkey home in
Patton.
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Decorative shoe and hosiery cabinets .
Sewing cabinets, completely fitted, only
Fine cocktail tables, to please the hostess
Frilly throw rugs for ‘‘her’’ bedroom
Exquisite gift vanity lamps, priced per pair... .
Chenille bedspreads in lovely boudoir eolors . . ..
Duncan Phyfe tier tables in rich mahogany
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week end to visit their daughter,
Edith, who is employed there.
Mrs. George Vrana has been ill
for the past week.
Mrs, Paul Clawson, Miss Edith
Laird, Russell Link and Raymond
Kibler were shoppers in Pitts-
burgh last Tugaday.
e annual Presbyterian Christ-
mas program will be presented at
the local Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening, Dec. 22, at 7:30
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner
are the proud parents of a bab
girl, born on ednesday, Dec. 11,
at the Miners’ Hospital, Spangler.
Both mother and baby are fine.
Mrs. Frank Tonkin, Mrs. Carl
Lindolph and son, Bob, and Mrs.
Kenneth Richardson were Altoona
shoppers on Thursday.
Mrs. James Taylor has received
word that her sister has died in
Belsano, Pa.
Buy your Christmas Greeting
Cards at Murphy's, Barnesboro.
Finest selections! Lowest prices!
—Some of us have been so busy
trying to get things to hang on the
line that we never knew there was
a shortage of clothespins.
By MRS. GEORGIA LIDWELL
Jack Brannigan, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Brannigan, received
treatment at the Altoona Mercy
Hospital last Friday after suffer-
ing a laceration of his left leg.
r. and Mrs. John Lidwell are
the proud parents of a baby son,
born Saturday, Dec. 14. Mrs. Lid-
well is the former Miss Leona
Marra. The maternal grandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Marra and the paternal grandpar-
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Luxurious 2-piece modern living room suite . . .
Smart modern tubular chrome dinette sets
Fine 3-way floor lamps with reflector bowls . . . .
9 x 12 foot Axminster rugs in beautiful patterns . .
Exquisite mirrors to sparkle the living room . . . .
Fine period sofas in variety of styles, from .
Decorator-styled table lamps they’ll all enjoy . ..
Nest of three tables in satin-smooth mahogany . . .
Rich draperies to brighten the windows, pair...
Console radios, new models, famous makes, from $179.00
Table and chair sets for young hostesses
Juvenile roll-top desk and matching chair . . .. .
Blackboard sets for education that’s fun
Winsome, wonderful dollies that talk
Streamlined rubber
Combination walker-stroller for small tots
Bowling alleys; built for little folks . >...
Electric trains you must see to appreciate . . .
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Doll buggies, built just like a big one, priced from .
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Our store is overflowing with ideas that will solve the Christmas problem for all the
Big, man-sized spring filled chair & ottoman . .
Handsome, confpletely equiped cellarettes
Pedestal smokér with spacious removable tray . I
Roomy kneehole desk in rich mahogany
Fine desk lamp for his ‘‘office at home”
A handsome bookease for his treasured volumes . . .
Spacious bachelor chest in fine mahogany
Cocktail set; shaker, glasses and smart tray . ...
Table radio in attractive plastic cabinet
Fitted traveling kits in genuine leather . .
metal scooters;
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ASHVILLE NEWS
PAGE THREE
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Lidwell.
An open meeting was held by
the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars, John Lip-
ple Post No. 4315 last Friday
evening in the St. omas Cath-
olic Church Hall, The colors were
resented the local ladies by the
rw Auxiliary of an Altoona
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lato are
the proud parents of a baby son,
born at the Altoona Mercy Hos-
pital Friday of last week, Dec.
13. Mrs. Lato is the former Helen
Klem.
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