Thursday, December 19, 1946
PANGLER JOTTINGS
By MRS. ANTHONY FENELLO
Phone Barnesboro 83-R
HUSBANDS ATTEND
LADIES’ CLUB MEETING
Mrs. Anthony Fenello invited
the husbands of the members of
her pinochle club to accompan
their wives on their regular clu
night to celebrate the birthday of
Anthony Fenello. Prizes in pino-
chle were awarded to Yank Certo,
Frank Pallone, Mrs. Frank Pall-
one, Mrs. Frances Pallone, Mrs.
Sue Kutsar and Mrs. Charlotte
Fenello. Lunch was served and
nice gifts were received.
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DELEGATION INTERVIEWS
SHIRT FACTORY HEADS
E. George, Frank Sunseri and
Domenic Certo were appointed as
representatives of the Spangler
Business Men's Association to
visit the Glen Campbell J. and C.|
Shirt Factory last week. They met
with representatives of the plant
to obtain information concerning
the construction of a factory in
Spangler. If the plant 1s decided
upon, -plans will be made, at a|
meeting in the near future, for a
temporary location until a perma-
nent building can be erected.
NEW OFFICERS ARE
NAMED BY CIVIC CLUB
At the regular meeting of the
Civic Club of Spangler, which was
held in the Firemen's Hall last
Friday evening, a record attend-
ance was reported. Plans were
discussed on a site for the new
factory, which is being anticipat-
ed.
Election of officers also took
place with the following being
chosen: Frank Sunseri replaced
Vince Hammond as president; E.
George replaced Frank Sunseri as
Vice President; Dr. Sakon replac-
ed Gordon Durbin as Secretary,
and John KEasly replaced Earl
Lantzy, as treasurer. Francis
“Chick” Falls was elected public-
ity chairman. The outgoing offi-
cers ars commended for their ex-
cellent work during the past year.
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The American Legion Auxiliary
held their regular meeting Tues-
day evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Butterbaugh
and daughter, Peggy, of Clymer,
were Sunday guests at the Mar-
tin Fry home. : :
Edward Conery of Detroit, Mich.
and a former resident of Spang-
ler, died on Monday, Dec. 9. He
was a brother of Mrs. John Eli-
ott.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Gray and
children, Jimmy, Tommy and Jack
were guests at a dinner to cele-
brate the third birthday of Earl
Parrish at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Par-
rish.
Paul Kirsch, Earl Lantzy, Max
Kirsch, Charley Glasser, Carl Lan-
tzy and Eddie Kirkpatrick were
on a hunting trip Saturday. Paul
Kirsch was the only one of the
group who killed a deer.
The following served on the
jury at Ebensburg last Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Ts.
Paul Lantzy, Mrs. Martin Kirsch,
Max Gordon and Mrs. Clara Cald-
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Robert Callahan, of Pontiac, Mich. (and children, Marjirie and John-
spent the week end at the home | nie,
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Callahan.
Sunday guests at the home of
Gust Falls were Mr. and Mrs.
well.
Robert Callahan and his cousin,
Sam Rogers, Mrs. Frank Rogers
Marie DeStefano and Fred
Carlo, all of Altoona.
rs. Rose Leish Sherwin and
Frank Morley were married Fri-
day, Dec. 13, at Bedford, Pa., by
the Rev. G. C. Patterson. They
returned home Sunday evening
and will reside in Barnesboro.
Ensign and Mrs. Calvin Leish
of Little Creek, Va., are spending
two weeks with the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Leish.
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Mrs. Susan Ridgeway has arrived
in San Benito, Texas, where she
will spend a few months with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Ridgeway.
The Methodist children of this
place will present a Christmas
program on Monday evening, Dec.
23, at 7:15. The public is cordial-
ly invited.
Mrs. Louise Constant and Mrs.
Mildred Zeleznock were Altoona
callers Wednesday.
Friends of Mrs. Anna Demi will
be glad to learn that she is grad-
ually improving after undergiing
an ‘eye operation recently at the
Penna. University Hospital, Phila-
delphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fenello
were Altoona callers last Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
Martin Kirsch, Paul Lantzy, Sr.,
Paul Lantzy, Jr, Edward Kirk-
patrick, Stewart Logue, Pius Lan- |
tzy, Leo Farabaugh and Harry |
Barrcerlaugh and son, Gilbert, |
were on a hunting trip at Camp |
Lookout, Penn Field Pike, last]
week. There were no Suecessiy
hunters in the group. |
Mrs. Earl Lantzy, Mrs. Frances |
Lantzy, Miss Bridgetta Lantzy |
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holtz |
were Altoona shoppers Monday. |
The high school chorus attend- |
ed the Christmas program, ‘The
Messiah,” presented at the Indi- |
ana State Teachers’ College on |
Sunday, Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sewalish and |
family and Mr. and Mrs. John |
Hadley and family, attended the |
funeral of the ladies’ grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Clarence Nolan, at Al-
toona. :
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CARROLLTOWN BRIEFS
Phone Carrolltown 4491 or 2682
NEW ASSISTANT RECTOR
ARRIVES IN TOWN
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The Rev. Father Nicholas Lesko,
OSB, who has been serving as
assistant pastor at the Ligonier
charge, has been named as assist-
ant pastor of St. Benedict's Cath-
olic Church here and arrived in
Carrolltown late last Friday after-
noon.
Father Nicholas succeeds Rev.
Father Boniface Buerkle, OSB,
who is now serving at St. Nicho-
las’ Church, Nicktown, during the
illness of Rev. Father Bertrand
McFadyen, OSB, pastor. :
Father Nicholas was ordained
last June at the St. Vincent Arch-
abbey, Latrobe. Rev. Father Flav-
ian Yelinko, OSE, is pastor.
MR. HARRY E. BENDER
HAS 82ND ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Bede A. Bender
entertained a family gathering on
Sunday at their home in observ-
ance of the 82nd birthday anniver-
sary of Mr. Bender's father, Mr.
Harry E. Bender, who makes his
home with them.
Present at the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Bender ana family
of Ebensburg, Mr. and Mrs. Arth-
ur O'Neil of Cresson and Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Bender and Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Bender of town.
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STORES TO STAY OPEN
All Carrolltown business places
will remain open until 3 o'clock
each evening until Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. “Rem” Adams an-
nounce the birth of a son at the
Miners’ Hospital, Spanger, last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Churan
have taken up residence in Span-
gler. ;
The W. Earl Sharbaugh family
moved over the week end to their
new home, the completely reno-
vated former P. L. Eck home on
Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Stoltz
spent Sunday in Altoona as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
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Contribution of any news items
you have will be greatly appre-
ciated.
Mrs. Barbara Hahn and son,
Herman, were Sunday guests at
the Lawrence Cretin home in St.
Augustine.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owens Jr.
and daughter, Carol, and Mrs. Al-
fred Lieb and daughters, Janie
and Linda, were week end visitors
with the ladies’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Short of Lewistown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mooney
and son, Robert Jr., of Irvona
were the guests Sunday of Mrs.
Mooney's mother, Mrs. Agnes
Weber of this place.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Michael Grimes
of Baltimore, Md., were visiting
Mrs. Grimes’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Thomas, over the past
week end.
Mrs. Edgar Bradley of Johns-
town was the guest on Friday
of her brother-in--law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradley.
Miss Mary Lou Green, R. N.,
student at the Duquesne Univer-
sity, Pittsburgh, spent the week |
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis W. Green.
Mrs. Urban Stoltz was a Satur-
day guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Lacey in Ebensburg.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Carrolltown Fire Co. held their
Annual Christmas Party on Mon-
exchanged by the members, and a
covered dish luncheon was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Edward Miller, who has
been seriously ill for some months,
is slowly improving at her home.
A recital was given by the So-
dality Glee Club in The Parochial
School on Wednesday evening of
this week. The program was an
interesting one, and Christmas
Carols formed a portion of the
well-presented vocal program.
A meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers Assn. was held in St. Bene-
dict’s Parochial School on Sunday
afternoon and was well attended.
An interesting program was ar-
ranged.
Mrs. Walter Swartz is seriously
ill at the Mercy Hospital, Johns-
town.
John (Spoof) Null of Baltimore
was a visitor among friends in
town over the week end.
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VAN ORMER ITEMS
By MRS. ELMER KEITH
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lovell and
son were visiting Sunday with
friends in Punxsutawney.
During the deer hunting season
the following local men were
lucky enough to get a buck: Mr.
Leroy Hollen, Mr. Albert Lucosky
and Mr. Blair Snyder.
Mrs. Olanda Fink held a sur-
prise birthday anniversary party
recently in honor of her daughter,
Shirley, who was eight years of
age. Miss Shirley received many
nice gifts.
Miss Clarabell Hollen, who was
staying with her sister in Al-
toona, was home over the past
week end.
Mr. James Stine's sister from
Altoona was visiting with the
Stine family on Sunday.
Buy your Christmas Greeting
Cards at Murphy's, Barnesboro.
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BAKERTON METHODIST
CHURCH LISTS SERVICES
Sunday, Dec. 22—9:30 a. m.:
The Church at Worship. The choir
rehearsal will give the cantata,
“The Word That Came True.”
10:30 a. m.: The Church at
Study. Topic, “The Gift We Need
Most.”
Monday, Dec. 23—6:30 p. m.:
Youth Fellowship.
Tuesday, Dec. 24, Christmas Eve
—11:30 p. m.: A Christmas Ser-
vice.
—Buy a “Courier” each week.
Offer on Spangler Property
lots in Spangler formerly owned
The County Commissioners will by Mary Catherine and Edward
hear on offer of J. Harrison West- Kelly. Taxes and penalties against
cover of $200 for a house and two the property are $413.75.
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