UNION PRESS.COURIER Thursday, June 19, 1947 Aroun d Patto Mary Louise Zern Weds at Chester Miss Mary Louise Zern, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Zern, of 631 | Lang avenue, Patton, and Charles Toner, of Chester, Pa, were united in marriage at four o’- clock on Memorial Day, in St. Robert's Catholic Church at Ches- ter. Rev. Father Edwin Kelly per- formed the double ring ceremony. |g Mrs. John A. Abbe, of Dallas, Tex., was matron of honor for Miss Zern. They both served in the W. A. A. C. together. Miss Jeannine Zern was bridesmaid for her sis- ter, and Mr. John Toner was best man for his brother. Miss Francis Funicane was organist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an old-fashioned gown of white satin, and finger- tip veil, and she carried orchids and Missal. Mrs. Abbe wore a sal- mon shade gown, and Jeannine Zern wore aqua. They carried old- fashioned bouquets. A wedding dinner was served at the Clubhouse in Chester. The couple then left on a wedding trip through Canada, and upon re- turning spent the week end with the bride's parents. The bridegroom served as a 1st Lieutenant and a B-17 Pilot in the A. A. F. for three years. Pictures of Children Will Be Published Soon The pictures of local and commu- nity children, taken last Wednes- day and Thursday by the Wolk Studios of Des Moines, Iowa, at the local fire hall, drew folks from all over the area, and was a pronuon- ced success. These pictures will be published in the Press-Courier, be- ginning in a few weeks, and will be published from week to week, in groups, until all are taken care of. “SPEEDY” 7 PO Up Bel Dv Td DON'T NEED ANY. Phone Mrs. Callah 2 Union Press-Courier Dial 3161 Ind Piano Recital Given Wednesday The pupils of Miss Helen Brown presented the second and conclud- ing piano recital of the season at the Patton Moose Hall at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening of this week. The program for the recital this week was as follows: Master of Ceremonies, Dominic Bianco; “Welcome,” Mary Cath- erine Hoover and Camilla Dune- an. Piano Duet, “Skaters Waltz,” Dolly and Carolyn Buck; -“In A Garden,” David Kielbowick; “Yan- kee Doodle,” Billy Schwab; “Gold- en Star,” Kevin Gooderham; “The Swing Prelude,” Leroy Hoover; “No Surrender,” Michael Molnar; “Wood Nymphs,” Carolyn Buck; “Class Day,’’ Janet Dietrick; “A Rustic Dance,” Joyce Wyse; “Valse in Eb,” Marshall Schwab. “Concerto Theme,” Joann Al- bright; “Valse Arabeske,” Sally Little; “La Zingara,”” Dolly Buck; “Turkish Rondo,” Ronald Malkin; “Dance of Gypsies,” Barbara Rhody; ‘‘Charmante,” Peggy Mec- Kee; “Valse Lucile,” Ronald Stoltz; “In A Monastery Garden,” Nell Sheehan; “Dance Hungraise,” Gloria Vezza; ‘“Madrilena,” James Vescovi; ‘“Rustle of Spring,” Mar- garet Elms; “Flower Song,” Jo- anne Simpson; “Polonaise Mili- taire,” Corrine Hoover. Vocal selections by Matilda Horne, accompanied by Helen Long; march, Alvin Vezza; “Clair de Lune,” Bill Albright; “Deep Purple,” Elaine Hoover; “Concert Polka,” Jerry Dunegan; “Greig Concerto,” Jean Buck; “Cujus An- imam,” Gretchen Dunegan, and “Hungarian Rhapsody No." 2,” Sally Lee Dietrick. * %® * Band Mothers Further Plans for Band Picnic The executive board of the Pat- ton Band Mothers Assn. met on Tuesday evening of this week at By Main Street Garage 1T5 ALL SPEEDYS FAUL HE TALKED ME INTO i TAKING MY CAR TO MAIN STREET GARAGE FOR REPAIRS AND THEY FIXED IT UP SO PERFECT, FO= REASONABLE PRICE, | CAN WELL 4 ENJOY ITS FAST PERFORMANCE DERS QUALITY ® Lubrication ® Repairs ® Washing SERVICE ® Goodyear Tires ® Maintenance ® Painting We have expert mechanics, up-to-date tools and equipment, and an adequate stock of genumne Chevrolet parts—to assure you quality service at econom- ical prices . We Service All Makes (CARS & TRUCKS) YATRA {Tg TY: VN 2 Ri Tune In the North Cambria Program Thursdays from 12:30 to 1 P. M. over WJSW (650). Sponsors include Main St. Garage. It is funny—how a businessman will sit patiently and fish by the hour, checking h! every 3 minutes and renewing | sitor, | Hospital, June 16—a daughter. | Mrs. Cossitor is the former Miss | Dolly Morey. the home of Mrs. Kenneth Rhody, at which time plans were further- ed for the band picnic to be held at Lakemont Park for the Senior and Junior students of the Patton High School Band. The commit- tee and the date will be announ- ced later. It also was announced that there will be no Band Mothers’ Assn. meeting held during July. Pregent at Tuesday's meeting were Mrs. Clifford Deringer, Mrs. M. M. Scott, Mrs. Bernard Smith- bower, Mrs. Charles Welty, Mrs. Kenneth Rhody, Mrs. Harvey Mul- ligan, Mrs. Elmer Dietrick, Mrs. Emmett Eckenrode, Mrs. M. E. Swope and Mrs. Leslie Albright. * % % Miss Nancy Callahan Has Birthday Party Mrs. Charles Callahan was the hostess at a birthday party held in honor of her daughter, Nancy's, seventh birthday, on Friday, June 13th, from 2:30 to- 5:30, at Pat- ton Recreation Park. Games were played and a lunch served. Those in attendance were: Frances Farabaugh, of Altoona; Rita Litzinger, Judy Thomas, Jane | Little, Janet Lynn, Camilla Dun- egan, “Becky” Gauntner, Janet Grasser, Virginia and Ann Biller, | Connie Gray, Phyllis Smithbower, and Alice and Barbara Weller. % kk High School Band Parades Mellon Ave. The Patton High School Band marched up Mellon Avenue and down Linwood Avenue on Mon- day evening. It was a very nice treat, residents of that section of the town report, for it was the first time any of them recollect a band holding forth on their streets. H kk Women of Moose Elect New Officials At the regular meeting of the Women of the Moose, Chapter 637, held on June 12, election of offi- cers took place. The following of- ficers were elected: Senior Regent, Esther Franklin; Junior Regent, Ada Yahner; Chaplain, Mabel Yah- ner; Recorder, Madeline Caretti; Treasurer, Alice Dillon. Plans were completed for the trip to Idora Park, Ohio, on Sat- urday, June 21. Members who are making the trip will meet at the Moose Hall at 8 a. m. Installation of officers will be held at the next regular meeting of the group on June 26. * ¥ * Special I. C. B. U. Meet To Be Held Next Tuesday All members of the I. C. B.U, are requested to attend a special mee- ting on Tuesday, June 24, to com- plete plans for the picnic to be held at Lakemont Park on June 29. Regular meetings will be held once a month, the fourth Tuesday, during July, August and Septem- ber, at 8 p. m. THE CARDS PLAY... The Patton Clay Cardinals will clash with the Dysart nine on the Patton Field on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. On Monday evening, June 23, the Indiana Indies, managed by former PHS coach Al Mauro, will travel to Patton to meet the “Cards” at 6 p. m. The local team appreciates the support given it. —The Managers. Guests at the Pleasant Hill Farm are Mrs. Nettie Canfield of St. Petersburg, Fla, and Mrs. Agnes Strittmatter of Altoona. Joseph Heyl of Pittsburgh will spend the summer months at the Pleasant Hill Farm. Mrs. Alice Volk of Gallitzin re- turned home last Sunday after a week’s visit with her daughter- in-law, Mrs. Marie Volk. _ Miss Mary Montanaro is spend- ing her summer vacation in New York City. Miss Florence Wilson, a mem- ber of the faculty of the Baptist Christian Workers at Philadel- phia, is spending her summer va- cation at the home of her father W. S. Wilson of Ross Ave. : Mrs. Marie Volk and children |and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Volk and daughter attended the Volk | Reunion at Ebensburg Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cos- of Patton, at the Miners’ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Smale were week end visitors in Pittsburgh where Assistant Postmaster Smale attended the Pennsylvania State Branch of the National Associa- tion of Postal Supervisors, which held their convention at the Fort Pitt Hotel. Recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Noel of Mec- Intyre Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. William Luther of Fallentimber. Mrs. Vincent Noel and sons, Eugene and Ira, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ro- berts of Fallentimber, on Sunday. Also callers at the Roberts home were Mr. and Mrs. William Luther and family of Fallentimber; Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lee and children of Alverda; Mr, and Mrs. Earl Matthews and daughter, Janet, of Utahville; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dor- fice and daughter, Mary, of Altoo- na; and Paul Schultz of Ambridge. Mr. John Dvorchak and daugh- ter, Miss Helen Dvorchak, and Miss Eleanor Senita spent last week at Hamilton and Toronto, Ontario, Canada. While there they attended the funeral of Mrs. Jos- eph Cimbo. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rogers and children visited over the week end with Mrs. Rogers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mutz at Middlin, Pa. Janet Smith is spending her summer vacation with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Smith at Rochester Mills. Mrs. Michael Resko of Bronx, New York, is spending several days with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eli Resko, of McIntyre Avenue, Lewis Resko, student. at St. Vincents’ College, Latrobe, is on a summer vacation at the home of his mother, Mrs. Eli Resko. Mr. and Mrs, Francis Switzler announce the birth of a son June 15th at the Spangler Hospital. Mrs. Switzler is the former Betty Lou Smith. | Jimmie Dietrick of Jamestown, N. Y., spent the week end with his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Die- | trick. A birthday party was held last Thursday evening in honor of Miss Lois Dietrick’s 21st birthday, at the home of her parents, Mr .and | Mrs. Jack Dietrick. Those pres- | ent were Damian Holtz, Russell | Holtz, Martin Bearer, Fred Gill, | Charles Anna, Misses Barbara | Bloom, Genevieve Trexler | Ruth Luther. | Miss Lois Dietrick of Patton, { Mrs. Albert Gill and son, Fred, and | Mrs. Cy Dillon of Hastings, motor- | ed to Harrisburg where they spent | the week end with Mrs. Gill's dau- | ghter, Miss Orveda Gill, who is | employed there. | Walter Dietrick, who is employ- led at Jamestown, N. Y., spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dietrick. The regular meeting of the La- dies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of | Foreign Wars will be hed in the Post Home on Thursday, June 19, at 8 p. m. Initian and plans for | the picnic will feature. All mem- | bers are requested to attend. | Sunday guests at the home of | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of | this place included: Mr. and Mrs. [Leonard Baker and family of St. { Augustine; Mr. and Mrs. Francis | Baker and family of Dysart; Mr. | and Mrs. Paul Baker and son of | Patton, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis | Baker and son, of Kalamazoo, | Michigan. | Mr. and Mrs. Luke Davis have returned from an extended trip to Canada, New York State and New Jersey. John and Kenneth Swisher are shy at the Arnold Yeske home in Pitcairn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sincox and daughter, Donna, and Mrs. Mildred Arbaugh and daughter, Nancy, at- | tended a recital in Altoona Tues- day evening in which a grand-dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Sincox, Judy Yeckley, participated. The “Cootie” party, which was held by the Young People of the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening, was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. James Portaro returned to their home in Long Island, N. Y., on Saturday after spending a week's vacation with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Regis Hitch. TE Local Church Notices . . . Patton Presbyterian Church Sunday, June 22—10 A. M., Sun- day School, John I. Barnard, su- perintendent. Special offering will be taken for China relief. 1 1A. M.—Worship Service— The pastor will give a report of the meeting of Synod of Pennsyl- vania. 6:30 p. m.—Westminster Fellow- ship. Thursday, June 19—3:30 P. M,, Junior Choir Rehearsal; 7 P. M., Senior Choir Rehearsal. S2-c William Anderson Returns from Caribbean William Anderson, seaman 2/c, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. | Anderson of Patton R. D., is | serving aboard the aircraft car- | ried USS Philippine Sea, which | has returned to the U. S. after a | shakedown cruise in the Carib- | bean area. | The Philippine Sea was one of | the 13 ships which paticipated in the Navy's Antarctic Expedition. —TUrge your team’s managers to turn scores, summaries, etc., in to us for publication. USE THE BEST CONCRETE Blocks, those that will last a lifetime. Ours are constructed with the best materials in our up-to-date plant. including foundations and walls for buildings. They're economi- cal, too! Phone Barnesboro 520 or call at the Spangler Concrete & Supply Co., Spangler. tf To Patton Bicyclists Notice is hereby given that All Bicycles (both pedal and motor type) Must Be Reg- istered at the Patton Boro Office on ~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, or and Many uses, | Stoltzs Attend District Ford Meet AtN. Y. by Plane Harry O. Stoltz and son, Louis Stoltz, of the Stoltz Motor Com- pany, local Ford dealers, made a trip by plane to New York City to attend a business meeting of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury dealers, and top officials of the Ford Motor Co. which was held on Monday, June 16, at the Hotel Waldorf Astoria. They returned home on Monday evening, also by plane. Henry Ford II, President of the Ford Motor Co., Ernest R. Breech, Executive Vice President, John R. Davis, Vice President and Direc- tor of Sales and Advertising, C. J. Seyffer, Northeastern Regional Manager, and other key executives outlined the company’s future op- erational plans before the more than ‘2,000 dealers who attended. Mr. H. M. Lidgard, Pittsburgh district manager, and his entire sales organization, also attend the meeting. Hoffman's Buy West Branch Co. Announcement was made today that the business of the West Branch Ice Cream Co. wensville has been purchased as of June 1 by the Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Co., Hoffman Division, a subsidiary of the National Dairy Products Corp. The West Branch Ice Cream Co. was owned by Anthony Bell- more, Curwensville, who founded the business in 1928. Mr. Bellmore will retain the ice manufacturing plant and lockers. The other sec- tion of the plant will be remod- eled and enlarged and will be de- voted entirely to the ice cream business. P. R. Bennett, present mana- ger of the Rieck-McJunkin Indi- ana plant, will be manager at Curwensville, under the direction of J. H. Laher, vice president of the company, whose office is in Altoona. By acquisition of this plant, the company feels they can give bet- ter service and take care of cus- tomers being served with Sealtest ice cream in this area. The Cur- wenville plant will serve custom- ers within a 50 mile radius. WESTOVER Donna Wagner, 12, Gets 2 Nice Trout Donna Wagner, Farlene West- over, Shirley Sybert, Milt, Merle and Garry Westover made up a party of fishermen who left town Friday for Fisherman's Paradise. Quite a few fish were caught by the seasoned fishermen, but Donna caught two of the biggest ones—16 and 14 inchers. She is only 12 years of age. Bob McKee visited in Cleveland over the week end. Mrs. Paul King and Mrs. John Syford were business callers in Johnstown on Monday, Mrs. Delma Wagner, Mrs. Ar- thur Westover and Mrs. Doyle Westover were callers in Johns- town on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guy are visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marten Mulhollen. This week Guy is leaving for California for overseas duty. Mrs. George Westover, Miss Emma Jane Westover, Mary Lou- ise Westover and Lynn Westover are vacationing in Canada this week. Rev. William West, Polly King, Laverne Westover Wagner attended the convention at the Mt. Joy Church last Wed- nesday evening. Emerson Owen King, fireman 2/c, who has been on a cruise to Bermuda with the Naval Reserve, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. King, over the week end. He returned to his ship Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs: Carl Olson Jr. and son, Carl III, of Clearfield visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moore were | Lewis Fowler attended the annual Ebensburg callers last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deardorff of Johnstown visited the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dun- bar, one day last week. David and Junior Bice of Holli- daysburg visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. John Westover o Hollidaysburg visited the former's | brother recently. The couple are newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Westover and son, Merle, were Punxsutaw- ney callers on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wagner of Akron visited relatives Saturday. Thursdays callers in Altoona in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frye, Mrs. Carmen Frye and Mr. Merle Conley. Verda Conley shopped toona last Friday. Miss Edna Feathers of Johns- town is visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Larue Westover, for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Cort Neff and Mr. SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK in Al- ft of Cur-| and Janet | lady's | and Mrs. Charles Frye and son, Danny, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yingling of Clearfield Sunday. George Horten and Miss June Sybert were visitors in Greens- burg on Sunday. Roger Young and Jean Sybert visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young in New York State over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens Jr., after a short vacation, returned to Pittsburgh last week. Attending the funeral of Nor- man Keirn at East Ridge were Mr. and Mrs. Milo McCandless and daughter, Violet, Mrs. Paul King, Robert McKee and Mr. and Mrs. S. V. McKee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers and family were Johnstown call- ers last Tuesday. Mr. Myers was a delegate to a convention there. Rosemary King of Cresson vis- ited her parents on Sunday. Visitors at the Paul King home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Owens, Mrs. H. L. Owens, Mr. and Mrs. John Syford and family, Cherry Tree; Ted Wojeck, Al- toona; Rosemary King, Cresson, and Fireman 2/c Emerson King of Philadelphia. Anadene King was a week end | caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett of Altoona. Heilwood By ADELE DELLA VALLE Phone Barnesboro 800-J-12 Mrs. Josephine Della Valle and | family were callers at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo | Cammarata of Patton Sunday. | | Mr. and Mrs. Michael Semko and | Charles Semko visited at the home | of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dropp on | Sunday. | Mis Ruth McFeeley of Heilwood | and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Rickard | and son, George, of Berringer, vis- | ited in Johnstown Sunday. | Stanley Drawl was a visitor Pittsburgh on Sunday. Miss Mary Kryensnik of Wash- ington, D. C., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dropp re- cently. { Ms. Emma Sutila, Mrs. Augus- | {tine Dropp and Mrs. Michael | | Dropp were Barnesboro visitors on | { Monday. Misses Dorothy and Mae McFee- ley of Erie, Pa., spent Sunday at | | their home here. | Mrs. M. J. Duman and daughter, | | Nancy Ann, of Pittsburgh, are vis- | | iting at the M. U. McFeecley res- | | idence. i | Paul and Jack BuSh of Barnes- | | boro were callers at the home of | William Lewis on Monday. | Naomi Jean Lewis of Heilwood | was a recent Barnesboro caller. | Lloyd Myers left Sunday for Mi- | ami, Fla., after spending a week | with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Myers. | Mrs. Charles Sas and daughter, in | Helen, and Mr. Stirling visited Mr. and Mrs. Valerio in McKeesport on Sunday. Joseph Sas of McKeesport visit- ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sas, over the week end. | Mrs. Pete Gula and children | were Barnesboro callers on Mon- | day. Mrs. Jack Benko was on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Sas of New | | York, were visiting at the home of | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sas Sunday. | Marsteller By MRS. FRED SCHROCK Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Orndorff and children, Barbara and Raymond of Arlington, Va., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William See- ley. Mr. and Mrs. James Reed and daughter, of Johnstown, were vis- itors over the week end at the home of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Laird. Warren Good and Wendell Young attended the baseball game {at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Sun- | day. | Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smiach and | daughter of St. Michael visited ov- | er the week end with Mrs. Smi- ach’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John | Masserio. | Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor and { granddaughters, Louise and Nancy | Taylor, visited with Mr. and Mrs. | Allen Pounds in Johnstown last Sunday. { Mr. and Mrs. Alex Laird and fa- | mily of Gallitzin visited relatives in town on Sunday. { Mrs. George Elders and Mrs. Presbyterian Convention in Jen- nerstown on Monday of last week. | Mrs. Paul Weakland is a surgi- | | cal patient at the Spangler Hospi- tal. | Frank Tonkin and Charles Gard- | ner were fishing over the week end |- | near Kittanning. Henry and Janice Hoskins, the | grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrock, have returned to their home in Detroit, Mich. A birthday party was held in honor of Eddie Wargo on Tuesday of last week. He received many lovely gifts. Those attending were Diana and Beverly McWilliams, Connie and Dollie Link, Timmy Davidson, Tommy Sickon, Harry and Ronnie Peel, Sandy Howarth, Tommie, Pearl and Jimmie Harbor, Robert Patterson, Billy Zonza, Bil- ly Beers and Paul Weakland. Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler of Texas, are visiting Mr. Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fow- ler. By R.J.SCOTT N 7% “BB” SHOT Ww py ho \ www © RPT 1 Diamond Bridal Duo of enchanting beauty. Richly ly engraved. Both $7500 3-Diamond Engagement Ring; smartly tailored. A brilliant creation. $450 WEDDING RINGS Plain or engraved 14K gold wedding bands for bride or groom. DIAMOND BAND 3-Sparkling diamonds set in elegantly designed 14K gold band. 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To Ge I Tl ssa MOUTH OPEN" TR y RY od WY CLIPPER CRAFT SPORT COATS There will be no charge for this registration. 3 $24.00 LUXENBERG'S BARNESBORO it every 12, go home happy without a thing, and go back again eagerly the n ay to try it over again—and on the other side, this business man will put a small ad in the newspaper, run it 3 times without change, and if he isn't swamped with directly traceable returns will swear that advertising doesn’t pay. and good looks! ° MILES LONG= ANTARCTIC, 1930+ It isn’t funny, is it? It 1s also a requirement that all bicycles in the Boro of Patton must be equipped with workable lights (front and rear) for cycling after 8:30 P. M. Bicycles are not to be ridden on the sidewalks. WHEN WERE ° ELEPHANTS IN NEBRASKA? _ MILLIONS oF YEARS BEFORE AND " DURING THE GREAT ICE AGE * 4 { ( 4 Union Press-Courier BY ORDER OF — PATTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
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